thank you, ralph. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, miss spiers, for five minutes. ms. speier: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. speaker. innocent children shouldn't pay the price for the president's cruel immigration agenda. steamrolling the facts and law he has implemented policy after failed policy playing catch and release with his own cabinet. as the president ratchets up his threats to close the border and cut aid to central america, thousands of migrants are fleeing their home countries to seek refuge in the united states. i recently met with the editors solita, k "solito, alone alone. a collection of oral histories that tells the stories of young refugees in their own words. i rise today to read excerpts from one of them. gabriel menendez. his story begins in a poor dangerous neighborhood in the capital of honduras. he says, and i quote, when i was just a boy of 7, my cousins raped me for a a long time. for a year. they raced me up the river whe

as accommodating in future ralph do you think that they're breathing a sigh of relief and should that relief be told tinge to it any mood of celebration i mean the a.n.c. barely held on to god tang province was johannesburg untrue turia. well i think that in the greater scheme of things indeed they should at least get that sigh of relief but i think but if you look at this result there is no time for them to celebrate here there is nothing extra worth celebrating here i think that the party should actually be humbled that it has actually not been punished severely i mean the president of the a.n.c. mr soros said it in his own way it's that the last 9 years in south africa have been the last wasted 9 years that means a very deep reflection and i think they will have to look into this result and think about change in the new way there's not time to celebrate here or interesting that spring ball game is perspective into this what sort of message do you think they and c is reading is receiving from the populace. you know the the election that we have national and provincial regional and n

as accommodating in future ralph do you think that they're breathing a sigh of relief and should that relief be told tinge to it any mood of celebration i mean the a.n.c. barely held on to go tang province was johannesburg untrue turia. well i think that in the greater scheme of things indeed they should at least get that sigh of relief but i think that if you look at this result there is no time for them to celebrate here there is nothing extra worth celebrating here i think that the party should actually be humbled that it has actually not been punished severely i mean the president of the a.n.c. mr soros said it in his own way it's that the last 9 years in south africa have been the last wasted 9 years that means a very deep reflection and i think they will have to look into this result and think about trade in the new way there's not time to celebrate it or interesting that spring ball game is perspective into this what sort of message do you think they and c is reading is receiving from the populace. you know the the election that we have national and provincial regional and nati

as accommodating in future ralph do you think that they're breathing a sigh of relief and should that relief be told tainted with any mood of celebration i mean the a.n.c. barely held on to god tang province was johannesburg untrue turia. well i think that in the greater scheme of things indeed they should at least get that sigh of relief but i think that if you look at this result there is no time for them to celebrate here there is nothing extra worth celebrating here i think that the party should actually be humbled that it has actually not been punished severely i mean the president of the a.n.c. mr soros said it in his own way it's that the last 9 years in south africa have been the last wasted 9 years that means a very deep reflection and i think they will have to look into this result and think about trade in the new way there's not time to celebrate here or interesting that spring ball game is perspective into this what sort of message do you think they and c is reading is receiving from the populace. you know the the election that we have national and provincial regional and

in for larry king coming up later in the program consumer advocate and former presidential candidate ralph nader joins me stick around for that but 1st a setback for donald trump's effort to keep his personal financial information from the hands of congress this week a federal judge sided with democrats in the house oversight committee who've been trying to access trump's financial information for months so where does the legal fight go from here let's start there with dan abrams chief legal affairs correspondent for a.b.c. news and co-author of the new book theodore roosevelt for the defense the courtroom battle to save his legacy dan joins me now from new york city dan welcome to the program out there so let's get to your fascinating book shortly right now we've got some crazy developments going on between the law and the trump administration so what's happening. this is an interesting case because here you've got the banks sort of stuck in the middle right saying we'll do whatever you tell us to do you subpoena the documents we'll give them to you oh wait a 2nd the trump folks are telli

president donald trump and his opinion of the group of 2020 democratic candidates let's find out as ralph joins me via skype he is also the author of a new book how the rats reform to congress which is available now ralph welcome to the program thank you so the democratic base has been really angry since the 2016 election and we were all expecting they were going to push for radical progressive change so now we have joe biden leading in the polls is joe biden progressive enough. oh no not at all he's really hillary redux he's from doe or hillary folks new york joe biden who has gone to the big banks when he was in congress he was merciless against student loans push you know bankruptcy law that would make it almost impossible for students to have a 2nd chance and he supported the war in iraq. just for starters so he did very. deep representative of the democratic national committee which knows how to lose elections like no other political committee so is biden's popularity a result of. a mass marketing campaign by the democratic establishment or is this really the nature of the democratic

comeback to politicking i'm matthew cox sitting in for larry king ralph nader is the longtime activist and consumer watchdog who has also made 4 runs for the oval office twice as the green party candidate and also as an independent candidate what's his take on pursuing impeachment of president donald trump and his opinion of the group of 2020 democratic candidates let's find out as ralph joins me via skype he is also the author of a new book how the rats reform to congress which is available now ralph welcome to the program thank you so the democratic base has been really angry since the 2016 election and we were all expecting they were going to push for radical progressive change so now we have joe biden leading in the polls is joe biden progressive enough oh no not really hillary redux east window where hillary folks new york joe biden who has gone to the big banks who are news and. he was merciless against student loans push you know bankruptcy law that would make it almost impossible for students to have a 2nd chance and he supported the war in iraq. just for starters so he did ver

ralph lauren is our stock of the hour. shares in the luxury retailer falling the most since november. earning results strong but the crosshairs of the trade war are raising concerns and emma chandra is here to explain. emma: the stock was up and then it fell. the earnings looked good when they came out. earnings per share better than expected. when it comes to revenue and profit beat expectations. gross margins rose. what is driving that sales momentum is sales in asia and europe, both of those positive. not the case in north america. north america does make up 50% of total sales for ralph lauren. we are seeing the move in the stock down, more than halfing the gain ralph lauren has seen to date. it is the trade war that is concerning some investors. when you look at the terror list for expanding tariffs, that is starting to include a number of items that ralph lauren would sell. david: those things are more ineffective. emma: not included, now they are. david: that does not seem to be going away anytime soon. what is their

guys, back to you. >> we'll have ralph nader on if you asked the company about ralph nader, what do you think they would say would they say he's totally irrelevant would they say he's hyperbolic, what would their response be to the charges that he levels just so -- i don't know >> right. >> doesn't look like he knows what he's saying is kind of incendiary >> well, publicly they will not say that anybody is irrelevant that's not boeing's style. we want to hear from everybody privately what they will say is, look, we understand that some people will look at the max and they are going to think that this is a plane that has not been fully vetted and fully checked out before it gets back in the air, but we have been taking the steps and we are confident that even a third party, independent third party would look at the software fix and will approve that software fix. but you get right to the point, joe, it comes down to public perception, public confidence. and that's going to take a long time, which is why the international airlines are going to be meeting, all of them globally, the airline

anna: thanks very much for joining us, ralph. cfo of knorr-bremse ralph heuwing, pointing out to me they provide to trucks and rails. up next, succeeding draghi. as candidates lineup, we speak to a former occupant of that edition -- position. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open, a negative open for european equity markets. .9%,nutes in, we are down more than 1.3% on the cap, very -- cac, very close to session lows. the ecb releases the financial report today amidst a populist search. -- search. let's go to tokyo will be are joined by the former president of the european central bank. good to have you on the program. >> thanks a lot. yes, our guest today is jean-claude trichet, former ecb president. he was speaking today at the boj conference, thank you for joining us here. there is so much happening in the world and the bond market. they are telling us that investors are much more risk-averse right now. they are worried about the trade work with china and the united states, and in europe,

oh, the royal robe's coming in ralph. i think you're going to like this. that's very nice, no thank you. honey! go ahead and put it on. i don't want to put it on right now. what is your problem? no, we'll talk about it later. thank you, take it away. thank you. well anyway, their little meeting ends with mcduff saying that things probably aren't going to go so well under you as they did under duncan. he says that? figures. i don't trust mcduff. son of a bitch! well, so in the next scene we're back at the palace. you're king, and we find banquo talking to himself just before the two of you arrive. what's he saying? well he's thinking about how the witches were right about you, first cawdor and then the kingship. but he also suspects you. he's thinking that you played most foully for it, are his words, and he's thinking even more now that the witches might be right about him. right about him? right about what? well, that banquo will never be king, but that his descendents will be king. i was going to tell you. well the two of you walk in just then and you're

ralph lauren the s&p 500. it seems like china is driving the most of everything barring the individual stories like disney-hulu-comcast. for fun i throwing bitcoin which is staying above its $8,000 level. who knows why. let's get to global macro movers. most of those are european but you can see the russian index is up 2.2% as is the ruble, no doubt related to the oil trade. secretary of state mike pompeo is in russia meeting with president vladimir putin, that cannot be bad for russia. i -- the yen is weaker and we are still below 110 on that currency. guy: let's see what is happening in the auto sector. nissan forecast operating profits below even the most pessimistic estimates and it cut its dividends for the first time in a decade. shares climbed after the automaker revised plans to ipo in semi-truck business. the ipo be the biggest in europe this year. bloomberg he told supports the decision to ipo despite the tough time uber and other ipos have had recently. >> it is a perfect combination. there are on s

. >> i am trying to get to the bottom of this ralph lawrence. that has been very much a company that has turned around hand in hand with ralph lauren it would be important to watch a company that's surprising, take two, we have to keep ongoing back to apple. apple has come down a dollar and a half in the last hour. let's see apple, see what happens and see if it holds or if the company is buying around 10:00. if apple rolls over, the morning is going to be a tough one >> speaking of going lower or holding. uber is looking up, i am actually looking here and it does appear that the stock may actually move higher this morning of course after two disaster sessions. price of 45 and opened at 42 closed yesterday at $37.10 cents. there is no shortage of blame in terms of why this happened the question is what they'll do about it >> it is still pretty early because the day has not started. i think the draft, the blame game i keep hearing comes back to the fact that nobody in the chain wanted to violate the last round, david, the unicorns if on too many

the inconclusive results bring conflicting reactions. >> reporter: ever since this racist photo on ralph northam surfaced in uary there was one overriding question. was the governor dressed in black-and-white face or klansman. >> they do not have an answer. >> we could n conclusively identify either individuals in that photograph. >> if you hear me right now, i'm going to tell you,ou should resign. >> reporter: this naacp leader still calls on northam to resign accuses the investigators of covering up for the governor. >> the community can have zeros that happened today. >> reporter: when a white wing website first exposed the governor thern g initially apologized and then the next day he reversed course and said it res not him although he admitted he once wo black face to imitate michael jackson. >> he added i n am in the racist photo. >> he was not definitive in the rly hours saying, this is me, this is not me. >> reporter: in the room the hours after the bombshell photo hit. his take on the report it actually helps the governor because there is no evidence the picture is of him. the r

ralph abraham. ralph? [applause] pres. trump: great job, ralph. and garret graves. thank you very much. thank you, garrett. [applause] pres. trump: that's a great group of people. they really help us. we got a lot done, tax cuts and regulation cuts. without the regulations, you would not be looking at these monster, beautiful pieces of art. i call them pieces of art. thanks also to louisiana billynant governor nungesser. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, billy. attorney general jeff landry. thank you. and agricultural commissioner mike strain. [applause] pres. trump: you got good people here. also with us is deputy secretary of energy dan bruyette. [applause] pres. trump: good job. and we have some of our big people from around the world. you will be selling energy all around the world. louisiana starts here and goes around the world. our ambassador to the european union, gordon sunderland. thank you. great job. [applause] pres. trump: and he brought along the vice president of the european commission. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. european union. i

. >> reporter: this is they rbook photo that continues to cast a shadow on governor ralph northam and 36e pag investigation report fails to answer the pressing question. is the governor in either the black face orlan costume. >> we could not conclusivelyrm dee the identity of either individual depicted in the photograph. >> reporter: wh a right wing group exposed the photo, the governor apologid to african-americans but then later said he did not believe it was him although bhe woreack face once to imitate michael jackson and they pressed him why he &háhp &hc% was him in the photo. >> he decided initially to go with the apology opposed to the outright denial. that, you will see in the report, was a surprise to many of his staff. >> reporter: given his denial they sought to find out if the photo could have been placed on the page in error. >> we have no reason do believe they were mistaken. >> reporter: the reports findings doing little to change the mi of this naacp lieder who continues to call for the goi around and reiognre apologizing. he's on an apology tour. if you did nothing w

trump: ralph abraham. ralph. [applause] pres. trump: great job, ralph. and garret graves. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: thank you. that's a great group of people. they really help us. we got a lot done. tax cuts and regulation cuts. without the regulations, you would not be looking at these monster, beautiful pieces of art. i call them pieces of art. thanks also to louisiana lieutenant governor billy. [applause] thank you billy. attorney general jeff landry. [applause] pres. trump: thanks, jeff. and agricultural commissioner mike strain. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: thanks, mike. you got good people here. also with us is deputy secretary of energy dan bruyette. [applause] pres. trump: good job. good job. and we have some of our big people from around the world. you are going to be selling energy all around the world. louisiana starts here and goes around the world. our ambassador to the european union, gordon sunderland. thank you. where is he? great job. [applause] pres. trump: and he brought along the vice president of the european commissi

hello, ralph. here with us today is ashley evans from dayton, ohio, who was melania's guest at the state of the union. two years ago, ashley was suffering from the grip of heroin addiction, when she found out she was pregnant. she returned to a recovery center and was welcomed by her mentor, angie dennis, who was waiting at the door. ashley and angie developed a great relationship, and angie said to her, i'm so glad you made it back, i've been praying for you. . today angie is sitting right next to ashley. ashley says prayer is what got me clean. beautiful words. next week, ashley will celebrate 16 month frease from addiction. and she's earned back -- [applause] the custody of her beautiful daughter olivia who is here also right now with mom. and ashley or livia, is that olivia? i had a feeling that was olivia. i've been listening to olivia the entire time. olivia has dominated the service and that's ok. ashley, come on up, say a few words, please. [applause] >> i would just like to say that findin

the third member of that group, ralph, was captured by franco's troops and executed. and if you don't mind, when my wife and i were in spain, one of the most powerful moments was, i knew where he was captured and the cathedral where he and some other american soldiers were held, in the cathedral in the top of the town, and to go there, into that church, you know, all these 70 plus years later, and, it still felt like a dungeon of death. it was a very moving experience to do that, and to trace his route all the way through spain. so after he came home, he was hailed at the university of michigan. he and elman, for surviving the war and what they had done. 400 or 500 people came to an event at the michigan union. his little sister, mary cummings, my mother, was there. a reporter for the michigan daily, elliott, covered the event and that's where my parents met. brian: that day? david: yes. brian: let's go back to that photograph just briefly go back to that photograph just briefly to look at your mother and father. i want to ask you, both of them had the philosophy of t

radicalized at the university of michigan and the day he graduated in 1937, he d two of his friends ralph efhus and alvin service took a boat across france, a train to france to the spanish border and climbed over the push he's to fight in the international brigade against franco in the spanish civil war. brian: what was motivating him? david: ideology, politics, hatred of facism. most of the americans and canadiens who went over there had some -- or 2/3 of them had some affiliation with the young communist league. and so you can say that that was financially what brought -- they didn't make money off this, of course, but that's how they got there, and what was driving them was a belief in a and r egataliaran world hatred of facism. brian: what happened to him after that? david: he was there from 1937 until the americans were sent home a little bit before the war ended with franco defeating he loyalists, the republicans. and he came back to ann arbor with elvin service and the third member, ralph nephus was captured by frank to's troops and executed. and if you don't mind, when my wife an

governor ralph northam there, speaking within the last hour. that breaking news then, here on the bbc, 11 killed, at least six injured, at a shooting in the us state of virginia. you are watching bbc news. goodbye for now. hello. well, saturday is almost certainly going to bring the warmest weather we will have seen so far this year, with temperatures expected to reach the high 20s, but not everywhere. in fact, just across a small part of south—eastern britain. the warm currents of air are coming in from the south, from portugal and spain. they want is spreading across france, germany, into eastern parts of europe as well. large swathes of europe will be under the influence of this high pressure. we are actually quite close to the low pressure as well, so close to the low pressure as well, so there is rain in the forecast. it isn't looking sunny all through the weekend. in fact, starting off quite cloudy across some western areas first thing in the morning on saturday, but it is relatively mild. temperatures around 10—13 across the southern

the third member of that group, ralph, was captured by franco's troops and executed. and if you don't mind, when my wife and i were in spain, one of the most powerful moments was, i knew where he was captured and the cathedral where he and some other american soldiers were held, in the cathedral in the top of the town, and to go there, into that church, you know, all these 70 plus years later, and it still felt like a dungeon of death. it was a very moving experience to do that, and to trace his route all the way through spain. so after he came home, he was hailed at the university of michigan. he and elman, for surviving the war and what they had done. 400 or 500 people came to an event at the michigan union. his little sister, mary cummings, my mother, was there. a reporter for the michigan daily, elliott, covered the event and that's where my parents met. brian lamb: that day? david maraniss: yes. brian lamb: let's go back to that photograph just briefly to look at your mother and father. i want to ask you, both of them had the philosophy of the communist party at

you're on with representative ralph norman. caller: i would like you to talk to -- talk about socialism as it relates to western society. in europe, they consider themselves socialist in a lot of the opposing has been fascism, on the extremes. socialism and fascism. we don't understand socialism but we never talk about fascism in this country and trust me, there are plenty of fascists here. established by a group of stiffs and basically fascism, as he said could -- could also be called corporatism, where corporations and only those who are well-connected run the country. thatpeople would believe the corporations and well-connected do run the country here. we are a lot closer to fascism here and we are to socialism. we have a couple socialist programs such as social security and medicare and welfare, but sweden and denmark and norway, they consider themselves socialist countries and they are nothing like venezuela, give me a break. guest: i would agree that corporate america has been at the table of government subsidies and have

come up, ralph. i see ralph in the audience. franklin was here. we have great, great people. thank you. please, you take over. >> please bow your heads for the prayer. our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. on this special national day of prayer, we come to you, united as a nation to give you glory. you created the universe and endowed the human person from conception with such a dignity that made the exclaim what is man that you should be mindful of him. you crowned him with glory and honor. you have given him rule over the work of your hands, putting all things under his fate. dear lord, help our country. protect our people, the born and the unborn, the young and the old, the health and the sick. those who serve or have served our country and all of us and our families. from those who want to dismiss and undermine the values and the laws you have established in the court of our nature, for our own happiness and help us to hear your voice so that we can fulfill your will on earth as it is in heaven. lord jesus christ, born of the virgin mary, you said that there

answer to key question that continues to surround the governor of irgin how did a racist photo appear on ralph northam's medical page. the photo shows a man in black northa apologized for the photo, then denied being in it resign the relts will be released today. julie kerry will be there and 4. >>> are just days away from a major metro shutdown, and today metro officials will hold a news confer later this morning. they'la t about the closure of blue and yellow line airpor that begins on saturday. there new hov slug lines along the 395 corridor in franco springfield, landmark mall morning. in the afternoon you can pick up the slug lines at 19th and f, check the nbc washington app for moreinformation. a look at the damageeft behinde th tornado threat issi decreang there but the flash flooding throug a news chopper caught the scene you sawa this hen after news 4 midday no one was injured during this. northe of this in tulsa we're hearing one woman who west of tulsa in still water there cattle trying to cross ena swoll river in that area. the catle made it across safely but the floong has been a

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noon, it looks like we may never know in this racist photo is, in fact, a picture of virginia governor ralph northam. he initially confirmed he was country of those photographed and apologized but the next day he reversed course. a law firm just finished itings probe and sa uldn come up with a conclusive hans. >>> we have video just in to our newsroom from a fatal plane crash in indiana. this is in hancock not far from the regional airport. emergency crews responded. smoke coming from the plane. two people were on board. unfortunately, both of those people have died in this plane crash. at this point there's no official word on what caused that plane to go down. of course, we'll keep our eye on this land bring you any updates. live at the news desk, i'm emily turner. >>> a woman faces dui charges afteliwi a stolen rv. authorities in santa clarita chased the rv. the driver maneuvered her way through several streets and sped through intersections, slamming into cars. >> i was pulling my air out. i was like, whoa, what's going on. i here a kaboom. >> at least three people were hurt, all with mi

ralph abraham. [applause] pres. trump: great job, ralph. [applause] pres. trump: and garret graves. thank you very much. [applause] that's a great group of people. they really help us. andot a lot done, tax cuts regulation cuts. without the regulations, you would not be looking at these monster, beautiful pieces of art. i call them pieces of art. thanks also to louisiana lieutenant governor billion investor. -- billy and gus are. [applause] thank you billy. attorney general jeff landry. thank you. agricultural commissioner mike strain. [applause] pres. trump: you got good people here. is deputy secretary of energy dan bruyette. [applause] pres. trump: good job. of our big some people from around the world. you will be selling energy all around the world. louisiana starts here and goes around the world. our ambassador to the european union, gordon sunderland. thank you. great job. [applause] pres. trump: and he brought along the vice president of the european commission. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. european union. just asefore, they are tough as china, they are just

good enough for ralph run next abi like think it's a 1st ever cup final the club that only came into existence a decade ago has now reached the top of the german football but they're still underdogs against buy and captain video and believes the team will have to show all of their best qualities to come out on top. that's what we need to show the things that have set us apart this season in incredible compactness unbelievable dynamism speed especially in attack and a lot of courage. whether bryan's heroes get a triumphant send off the light sake record a maiden success all comes down to 90 minutes in berlin. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you u.k. prime minister theresa may has announced that she will resign on june 7th and follows heavy criticism from within her own party after she failed to get support for the president deal with the e.u. . pledging to delay. news next up as world stories the weekend reports which looks at the shower busts for the home to be sure to stay tuned for that and don't forget intention all the stories on our website at c.w. dot com on

a number of states talking about other things chipping away abortion rights and in response to that ralph northron, the governor of virginia, the controversial comments we have been debating said my veto pen is ready and fool of ink but still has this controversy that rages. >> to lower his voice on this issue and a lot of issues. my take on this is the real challenge is political. the suburban swing voters went for trump 2016, moves to the democrats in 2018. and this is an extreme measure as pat robertson said. it will help the democrats in 2020 and the best news the republicans would get would be to lower the tone, get this knocked out, declared unconstitutional and run a campaign on the economy, and peace that now exist at our strength in the world, not abortion. shannon: this is what dick blumenthal has to say. alabama, and reached a new constitutional oh. abortion is not a crime but a medical procedure, a constitutional right and a choice for women to make without government interference. we will never stop fighting for women's right to control their own bodies. you saw every contend

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how did a racistap photoar on ralph -- governor ralph northam's college yearbook page? the photo shows ain man black face next to a man in ku klux klan and appeared in e medical school yearbook bck in 1984. it brought calls for his resignation. northam first apologized, then denied being in it. the school authorized an independent investigation to find out what happened. the results of that ti investiga are being revealed tomorrow morning at the school in norfolk. wirthern virginia bureau chief julie carey be there and we'll have coverage here on news 4. >>> he played on some ofhe most vulnerable in our community. now he will spend the rest of his life in prison for assaulting two senior citizens. it also marks the first of its kind in maryland in terms of identifying the attacker. news 4 pat collins reports. >> reporter: sentenced to life for rapping two senior citizens in their germantown home. both of the women now deceased, but the granddaughter of one the victims talked today.sh asked not to be identified. >> it helped us know that our ermmunity is sa and no one el

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. >>> this morning we still don't know who is in the racist photo that appeared on governor ralph northam's yearbook page. independent attorneys could not con clues uclusively determine -- conclusively determine the identitieof either individual in this photo published in 1984. when a right-wing website published that picture earlier this year, northam first apologized and later denied being in it. northam releasedim a estte in response to the report that came out that reads, "i am not in the racist and offensive photo. that said, i know and understand the events of early february and my response to them have caused hurtor many virginians. and for that i am soy." put the full 36-page report in the nbc washington app. >>> it was supposed to be a bipartisan meeting on infrastructure between president trump and speaker nancy pelosi but three minutes after it began, it was ove the president left the meeting and marched right to the rose garden. he publicly declared he wouldn't work with the democrats on any issue until all ivestigations into him are ended. house democrats are issuing subpoenas

you're on with representative ralph norman. caller: i would like you to talk to -- talk about socialism as it relates to western society. in europe, they consider themselves socialist in a lot of the opposing has been fascism, on the extremes. socialism and fascism. we don't understand socialism but we never talk about fascism in this country and trust me, there are plenty of fascists here. established by a group of stiffs and basically fascism, as he said could -- could also be called corporatism, where corporations and only those who are well-connected run the country. thatpeople would believe the corporations and well-connected do run the country here. we are a lot closer to fascism here and we are to socialism. we have a couple socialist programs such as social security and medicare and welfare, but sweden and denmark and norway, they consider themselves socialist countries and they are nothing like venezuela, give me a break. guest: i would agree that corporate america has been at the table of government subsidies and have

congressman ralph norman is here with reaction to that in just moments. meanwhile, the former media mogul just pardoned by president trump slamming our intel intelligence agencies saying they were weaponized for political purposes. he's here. iran ramping up its rhetoric saying it could easily hit u.s. warships in the region. this as the white house tells us they are waiting by the phone. they are ready for a call, and they are ready to negotiate. i have exclusive intel tonight from inside tehran and inside washington, d.c. trish regan prime-time begins right now. >> we are taking out this power out of washington, these bad people, comey, brennan, clapper, we're draining the swamp, folks. [cheers and applause] >> the president promising to get rid of the bad guys today, and while we still haven't connected all the dots, the good news is finally, finally someone is trying to do that. >> in the period of time between election day and inauguration, did anyone in government or in intelligence, did they take action to justify their decisions? >> i think there