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has a right to call for a suspension of a certain group of people who he believes are a threat to the united states i think that was what i got from this. >> well he's the president entitled to his point of view so are we. we are equal under the constitution. we have equal right to criticize a candidate, and criticize the president. and we were exercising and we will continue to exercise our right to -- [applause] expression. and let the folks decide who is right who's wrong. so you know. >> okay thank you next question. >> there's no question -- >> thank you for being such a good human being and for inspiring all of us. [applause] and for standing up for immigrants and for the rule of law. there is a law in the books called temporary protected status at which like all law the executive is supposed to follow, and right now in the days before thanks give dhs has to decide whether it's going to respect that law under which 50,000 haitians are protected because of the epidemic and hurricane matthew and the earthquake. so i approve we all should appreciate your reare minder of the values that we

viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. breaking news tonight in the russia investigation, a new report details secret communications between donald trump jr. and wikileaks, the group that published the hacked clinton camp e-mails allegedly stolen by russia. the article in the atlantic says wikileaks repeatedly reached out to the president's son during the 2016 election seeking his cooperation in spreading the organization's documents across the internet. also breaking, a public and tearful new allegation of sexual assault leveled against gop senate candidate roy moore. beverly nelson says moore groped and attacked her when she was only of years old and he was a district attorney in alabama in his thirlts. she showed her high school year book which appeared to have been signed by moore as proof she knew him then. moore has denied any sexual misconduct. but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said earlier today that he believes moore's accusers and he's urging him to drop out of the race. also this hour, as president trum

of the post, and a very strong man coming and he said to me on coming you should be president of the united states. [laughter] i read that when you said that and thought this was something must have been going on in the family dynamic even though he was a tough guy. [laughter] >> guest: i love to hear that. to finish the story, she said in the back of the car one day why can't you just decide to run today and i said it's a little more complicated than that. ironically, i've been asked to run for political office since the story unfolded and it isn't necessarily in the cards for me right now, but never say never. will we be copresident jordan's going to be vp. [laughter] >> host: you have one statistic that blew me away. 43,000 people in the workplace are raped or sexually assaulted every year. can it be true? >> guest: it's more than that. 70% of people don't come forward, so this is an epidemic. this is what i've been saying. it is alarmingly shocking how much this is happening in our culture. >> host: my father once said to be giving advice when we started dating, never humiliate a man. a

hurry keeping those from the united states of america?. >> it is the sense of urgency people with big depression issues they need to get training for that. they were too connected to the investment the economy. >> the wages don't get enough attention. such talk about in terms of solutions we need a bill of rights for working people if it doesn't help human beings and the average worker's. >> so that is a good objective if they did agree with that then how'd you do that? what about this person or that person?. >> we would enforce and strengthened those antitrust laws. to make sure that the nlrb is strengthened so people from the different workforces and that is what they can do. and to raise the minimum wage and a 196355 percent for part of the union. >> but here is the reality. we are competing. we are not played on a level playing field. is less than that. and the environmental standards are not the same. canada as a labor proposal more generous than ours. sova 82 to be john doe level playing field. so talk abut those major issues that i

i do think that it's important for the standards of the senate of the united states that a person who has been accused credibly of this kind of horrible behavior not be seated in the united states senate. >> your colleague, you mentioned senator corey gardner, the head of the republican senatorial campaign committees. he did say that if moore were elected in alabama the senate should vote to expel him. do you agree and do you think there are enough republicans that would support that? >> well, i can't speak for my republican colleagues and i assume that this week they're going to have a chance during their caucus to talk about what steps they may take to try to dissuade roy moore from running or what actions they might take in the majority were he to win the upcoming election. >> the election is december 12th. not that long -- not that far away. another important story that is developing now, senator coons, "the atlantic" is reporting that donald trump jr. actually corresponded with wikileaks during the 2016 presidential campaign. there were messages exchanged between the two, largely

this is a very different administration in the united states -- then the united states has had in the past. today i speak not only for our countries, but for all civilized nations, when i say to the north, do not underestimate us, and do not petraeus -- do not try us. we will defend our common security, our shared prosperity, and our sacred liberty. to draw hereoose on this peninsula -- [applause] -- this magnificent peninsula the thin line of civilization that runs around the world and down through time. but here it was drawn, and here it remains to this day. it is the line between peace and war, between decency and depravity, between law and tyranny, between hope and total despair. it is a line that has been drawn many times in many places throughout history. to hold that line is a choice free nations have always had to make. we have learned together the high cost of weakness and the high-stakes of its defense. america's men and women in uniform have given their lives nazism,ight against tyranny.sm, and we will never run from it. history is filled with discarded regimes that have fo

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in may, the united states transferred the u.s. coast guard cutter morgan fall to the people and country of vietnam. named for u.s. treasury secretary henry morgan donald jr.. the vietnamce war. the same americans is sailing the waters of the pacific -- it on its way to patrol these coasts for the people of vietnam. this month, we mark veterans day in the united states. out of war and conflict, we have achieved a deep friendship, partnership, we have achieved peace. bound by mutual respect and common experience, our veterans laid the foundation for that achievement between our nations. for decades -- a decades long joint humanitarian effort with people, andies government to account for and recover personnel still missing so important to us. horrors of this tremendous war, we want our servicemembers support and we give total to the families. we strengthen the foundation of our comprehensive partnership. it is so important to us. in the spirit of our friendship, i want to congratulate president on for holding a very successful a pack

treatment after being beaten in custody i'm a deshon man maher have agreed to take assistance from the united nations refugee agency to safeguard the repatriation of hundreds of thousands of ranger rights groups have insisted on outside monitors for that safeguarding but the un has expressed concern about the process the preparation is due to start in two months turkey says u.s. president donald trump has agreed to stop supplying weapons to kurdish y p g fighters in northern syria to his president richard the one spoke to trump on the phone on friday a senior white house official has told our jazeera they will not be an abrupt termination but instead a winding down of support turkey considers the y.p. g a terrorist group a.j. selects is next thanks very much for watching see you soon bye for. documentaries. at this time. don't know how to whether. the. you know but then i have had a lot of my liver on a good or not is another says who are sort of them in a sort of a must you know book up and out with them would be you got there by. i don't want them going to london. and i get the bus and then

a many miss mess in the pharmaceutical area you know made in the united states buying companies. you said buying companies you're a holding of two hundred companies now how potent is that this branching out this by bits and pieces around the world what was that for the survival of which is. well you know the photographic side did drop special the films from two thousand and three. to be honest you know we had a very kind of lucky success a good success a lucky success with insects of course instant cameras which did grow very fast. but at the same time we need to establish something for the coming future so it can be three years later it can be ten years later that's why we do have a lot of investments in the pharmaceutical area. very briefly corruption is back on the agenda and on couple of high profile cases could happen in future where nothing is impossible what we're doing today is giving example in europe we are strengthening our corporate compliance issues very much and we just conducted one hundred two separate training courses in the year me a reason. mr goldman is aki vi

united states. they adding millions to the deficit. they're streaming up this to obliterate medicare and medicaid tomorrow. this is a ponzi scheme that corporate america will perpetrate on the american people. it is a republican bill written in secret designed to be raced forward before it is truly understood. 1%,ou are the wealthiest republicans will you be beside, stars atn, moon, and the expense of the middle-class class, the backbone of our democracy. chuckased to welcome back schumer. >> thank you, nancy. when we were in the house, we did not have such a fancy room here and we had a little place up on the third or, which i inhabited regularly. i don't need any add-ons here. we're still pouring through the fine print. one thing is crystal clear. plan is a tax burden that ought to be on the backs of the wealthy and the biggest corporations. instead, it drops it squarely on the backs of the middle class. corporation, a wealthy individual, you do great. if you are a middle-class person, you suffer. are trying to argue the middle class

beneficiaries in the united states she explained to me the reason why she came to the united states was because of the civil war in incredible violence and a lot of inhumane treatment. or nationals and she had to cross multiple country. through various. train airplane to arrive to the united states in one thousand nine hundred six to provide her family. with a better life. just that this is a very compassionate program and what was the politics like at the time key remember do you recall whether lawmakers thought that this was a good thing that the u.s. could do some neighbors other countries that was suffering it could have been from a natural disaster it could be from a political disaster. well it actually was never meant to help people who were suffering it was meant to help people who happened to be in the united states at a time of a catastrophic event in their home country to not have to return at the time that they were supposed to or to not be deported if they were found by u.s. immigration authorities so it's really not a humanitarian program as much as just. a way to put off d

the united states senate used to be called the world's greatest deliberative body, democrats turned it into the world's most paralyzed deliberative body. we have more than 125 nominees for various jobs. we had hearings in committee, testified in committee, committees have voted on, cleared the entire committee setting process and are now waiting for a vote on the senate floor. 125. most have bipartisan support. they will be confirmed easily and eventually. they should be confirmed immediately. there should be no reason for democrat stalling tactics except once again to slow down the pace of other progress on legislative issues. mister president, look what happened with one judge last week, a case you are familiar with, he was nominated by donald trump to serve in the us district court. he had bipartisan support in the judiciary committee. it went to the committee, hearing in the committee, bipartisan support voted out of committee, that was in june. more than four months ago. apparently that is not good enough for the democrats, they are only interested in slowing down the work of the

we are here in the united states are well we're still standing the world hasn't ended and thankfully thankfully there are still those of us out there in the darkness watching the hawks. but you get the. real thing. as if you were to pull out of. what they like you know that i got. this. week so. welcome everyone to watching the harks i am i robot interest at the top of them all and so one year later we're all going to. make it we've made it you know we're i don't think the sky is falling you know at night yeah. well i think what is it with probably the most hilarious about that is every single person and they're crying and talking about how all my got to be awful for everyone is white. and the end of all this and then which you know oh i have to go and get my abortions you're probably not the person that has to really worry about that you're not the person who doesn't have the money or the access or is hours and hours and hours away from that in their own state so i think it's a little bit to be like it is going to be what is around the people you're going to happen to not be the one

crisis issue in the united states but last week president united states declared the situation and national health emergency let me just remind you what he said have a listen to this this epidemic is a national health emergency unlike many of us we've seen and what we've seen in our lifetimes nobody has seen anything like what's going on now as americans we cannot allow this to continue this time to liberate our communities from the scores of drug addiction never been this way we can be the generation that ends the opioid epidemic we can do it. we can do it all here's what people online felt about that this is ken on twitter he says seriously trying to clearing an opioid crisis an emergency makes just fifty seven thousand dollars of vailable he goes on to say have to seven thousand would cover tuition for one counselor is that enough to fix it all it won't buy much air time for really really good advertisement on it especially picking up on the fact that someone earlier said we need more p s a's on this what anthony here feels a little bit differently he says it's good that this is being tr

put americans privacy at risk today part two of our discussion on the threat to free speech in the united states. the child of six people accused of felony rioting joining us christ and donald trump's inauguration is under way in washington d.c. the case could determine whether the government continues prosecuting around two hundred people arrested over the protest organized by disrupt jay twenty that's an added capitalist and anti fascist group as authorities build a case they're asking for help from facebook and all the internet companies earlier this year the d.c. police department subpoenaed facebook demanding that the company you hand over the social records of those arrested privacy advocates say this is just a fishing expedition for political dissidents here to talk about this in our studio we have scott michelman he's the senior staff attorney with the american civil liberties union and the a.c.l.u. is representing several of the defendants in the case also in studio ali she's an activist whose face book account is one of the three that apartment of justice is targeted in a search

next person coming is an honor to introduce this two's someone who's served himself seven years and united states navy. someone who raised the daughter graduating from united states military academy in west point with the 101st to arrive serving on active duty on veterans day weekend with all of the pride and patriotism for our country to be able to hear from someone who believes red white and blue who loves our flag and constitution on this weekend i would be remiss if we did not say thank you for your service in uniform. [applause] to all veterans who are here in this crowd, at thank you for your service to keep us safe and secure and free. [applause] earlier this year i had the opportunity to spend a good amount of time with steve in the west wing and throw the entire time passionately talking about how to be combat the rising tide of anti-semitism in the united states and abroad? powdery, that this movement? he wanted to talk about moving the embassy from tel of the to jerusalem to strengthen the foreign policy as relates to the challenges we face with iran. all across the map the pass

you buy the unit. get a piece of paper that says you own the unit. >> you are the owner. >> reporter: you can do what you want with that. >> you are holding a million dollars. it's not even a check. you can transfer it to anybody. >> reporter: you can fold it and put it in your pocket. >> correct. >> reporter: you were coming in with hundreds of buyers? did the trump organization want to know who the buyers were, where the money was coming from? >> no. not that i'm aware of. not at all. >> reporter: did they ask you? >> no. >> reporter: were the buyers planning on living in the units? >> most of them, no. >> reporter: that never raised alarm bells with you? somebody buying 15 units, doesn't want to live in the place from russia? >> no, because that was normal. >> reporter: it wasn't just russians. one of the most famous money lawnerers in the world bought units in the building, too. we met a former panamanian prosecutor who worked on the case. >> translator: the investigation was a vast case. as part o

germany is hosting this is climate talks president from the united states out of the cars agreement what now for the global effort to tackle climate change in that fanaticism live reports from the climate conference in bonn and from the frontlines of global warming climate s.o.s. want to. try talking about to get that could happen. thank you. kerry like oil. alarm richard gives britain europe the listening post this week we're breaking format to talk about a gaping hole in news coverage on a story that matters according to a global survey taken earlier this year the number one threat in people's minds was the islamic state number two was climate change but when climate change makes it onto the news agenda as it has this week with the cop twenty three conference in germany or alongside coverage of extreme weather events it seldom stays there once the storms or the conferences pass the media move on we're focusing on the climate change story this week in the coverage it does not get in part two of our program we travel to indonesia where reporting on environmental stories is often. made by

united against climate change. big challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference in bali. how our nations working to meet their paris agreement targets come twenty three this weekend next on the doubling news. and d.-w. of me speak your language so you've got them. for content in dari pashto and order prospects for returning our web special meeting at the refugee journeys of life in germany and the prospects for those returning home. join the discussion on t w dot com and on facebook. prospects for returning. d.w. made for mines. burlington's panel of economic advisers gives the government good grades will keep in the economy's strong panel revised upwards its growth focus for next year but says the danger of the economic being called an overheating. and e.u. regulators raise the bar in their bid to reduce emissions from cars but they are already getting pushback from germany. this is either your business i'm going to help us welcome a new set of challenges could be said could be said to hit european carmakers the e.u. commission is proposing another thirty percent cut in

when we started, book fairs in the united states and we have been credited by the forerunners of book fairs, a dedication from almost every state to come down here, to see the fair and try to get ideas how to get a prayer site. even laura bush who started the national book fair in washington, when mrs. bush, not laura but her mother-in-law came and said this book fair is an embarrassment, got that work to laura bush, they wanted to learn how we were doing this and they were happy to see the national book festival in washington but there have been many others developed even in florida, 5 or 6 book fairs that are the result of -- -- >> host: you mentioned everyday work, what does the president of the college do these days? >> i spend a lot of time, i consider myself a cheerleader blessed with great faculty, very talented students and my role is to protect learning, students get the highest opportunity to get engaged in the learning process, have the latest technology and resources available to them to be able to flourish. so that takes me all over the world. that takes me a lot of diffe

it has been a disaster for the united states. last week 42 south korean companies announced their intent to invest in projects worth $17 billion in the united states, 24 companies announced plans to purchase $58 billion in american goods and services. from south korea, we traveled to china where as in japan and south korea we were greatly honored by the splendor, our trip included the first official dinner held for a foreign leader in the forbidden city since the founding of modern china where we enjoyed a very productive evening hosted by president xi and his wife. he pledged to implement united nations security council resolutions on north korea and uses economic influence over the regime to achieve our common goal of a denuclearize to peninsula. president xi recognizes a nuclear north korea is a grave threat to china and we agree we would not accept a so-called freeze for freeze agreement like those that have consistently failed in the past. time is running out and we made it clear, all options remain on the table. i also had

it's a year since donald trump was elected president of the united states and the u.s. economy is thriving but is that thanks to trump or despite him we'll ask our correspondent on wall street also coming up as more famous names are uncovered as tax dodgers the e.u. scrambles to come up with new measures but is it even possible to get all the countries on side. and daniel winter here is twelve minutes of business a year ago today donald trump defied critics and shocked the world shocked himself even by winning the united states presidential election it was the fifth time in u.s. history that a president was elected with a minority of votes here's a reminder of that night and the economic legacy trump is building. pictures that stone the world businessman donald trump wins the u.s. presidential election here expected rick research shock waves through international political circles the new president came with a reputation of being unpredictable and having little respect for decorum or democratic principles as a columnist hope to seal his own do with the policies he was t

may god bless the united states of america. and it's only fitting, let's hear some bon jovi! god bless you all. ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: washington journal is next. we will get not big on was night's election and take your calls. the house is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern. the house ways and means committee continues debate on republican tax reform plans today before sending it to the full house next week. live coverage at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3 and c-span.org. this morning, discussing president trump strip to asia and the latest on tax reform. talk about the governor's races and virginia and new jersey. and we discussed donald trump's trip to asia and♪ host: two democratic victories in the governor's race in new jersey and virginia. exit polling also showing was president trump who factored into the victory in new jersey. of highergn promises minimum wage, property tax relief for the middle class, theo in his speech saying " days of division are over." your thoughts on the democratic victories in the governor's races and what they might suggest for the 2018 midterm in the

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november two thousand and fifteen the twenty first united nations climate change conference all twenty one in paris will be leaders gathering to address the global exist in children to the women climate. even some coverage was initially overshadowed by so. curity terror of the multiple shooting and bomb attacks in the same city just days before. the agreement. did at least win back the headlines. about. this promise to reduce their carbon output as soon as possible and to do their best to keep going to below two degrees celsius. this is burst of news coming out from paris. come together and there was agreement on change there was. at. last best chance to save the planet so there is incredible pressure to sell the result is a victory and the media followed suit and engaged in a lot of depictions of kind of corporate and government back slapping. the international collective on the environment politics trucks climate change coverage in media around the globe media interest spiked when barack attended the copenhagen climate talks in two thousand but then climate change disappeared from vi

who has been elected the new president of the united states does he defend human rights or the national interest. a national interest. the national interest counts. with protecting ourselves against the decline of our race through our way of protecting ourselves against the decline of buddhist teachings where we're protecting ourselves against the decline of our religion. were. thank. you. george. but in my view my bow ties becoming increasingly dangerous when i'm in rural regions where the people ask me if a country will become muslim funks on suchi gains power they are asking is it true that make up a large percentage of the government of course it's not true but the river of population believes these claims who's to blame it. put these ideas in the heads. about him. as a my most important weapon is what the buddha taught but on alone and then many if i contradict them i refer to buddhist texts you wouldn't talk as love and they're preaching hate these days the world is a village the people lost themselves whether there's just a real buddhism if the other countries see as like this ho

unit 1605 gets resold. the money coming out of the building is now clean. the proceeds of a legitimate real estate deal. the only way to trace its dirty origins would be to go back to the beginning, and identify the original buyer. and that should be relatively easy. but not in panama. our investigation led us here to panama's public registry. after going through a lot of paperwork a pattern started to emerge. tushs out many of the condo units aren't owned by individuals but panamanian corporations, often with generic names like ocean trump 1605 investment corporation. so why would someone use a corporation to buy a condo? often to hide the identity of the real buyer. >> one of the things we, with these shell companies is, you can simply transfer the company, the buyer's share, to anybody you want. >> reporter: you set up a shell company. nobody knows who's the actual owner, and then you buy the unit. get a piece of paper saying you own the unit. >> you're the owner. >> reporter: and do what you want with t

we're special prosecutor happy in the united states. the criminal division of the justice department is in the business with the fbi, this is what they do. they investigate alleged crimes or problems and they decide whether or not there's a basis for bringing it -- i think the criminal division is doing something to look at this, they'll either quietly close iter say we got something. >> former assistant attorney general in the civil rights division. we'll be right back after this quick break. let's take a look at some numbers: 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom... is a stroke. 80 percent of all strokes and heart disease? preventable. and 149 dollars is all it takes to get screened and help take control of your health. we're life line screening... and if you're over 50... call this number, to schedule an appointment... for five painless screenings that go beyond regular check-ups. we use ultrasound technology to literally look inside your arteries... for plaque which builds up as you age- and increases your risk fo

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european union is pressuring the united kingdom to make haste the e.u. on friday piled on the pressure to square away pertinent divorce issues before trade negotiations commence next month and the deadline is about two weeks. after another inconclusive negotiating session both sides said differences remained on vital divorce issues including britain's bricks and bill of course following the near second is the progress has been made the bit in every divorce money britain has said it will pay to settle commitments it has made to the e.u. budget but has not agreed to the estimated bill of around seventy billion dollars. the gig economy has turned the typical nine to five job upside down the freedom to create your own schedule is one of the biggest selling points that companies like google use to lure employees but some cities could be putting an end to that for good. he has more on that for us on friday suffered a major blow to its business that could change its entire operation in employment tribunal in london which is the company's second largest market r

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select a war of 1812 the second war of independence going terrible for the united states. the with that military power. and 23 years earlier. and then time for the united states with the invasion of washington including the white house. in the country was losing the war badly. so president madison the future hong in the balance. and to stop the british forces from taking your lens. and then all the western frontier that we acquired through the purchase. and they filled the town with water and waste and though wall was still the matter of weeks over there thousands of british troops that was the war ruins of what was the state was the future of the country. and they know that would be suicide. and that led need a miracle and jackson knew just where to go to ask. >> but to tell the battle of new orleans this is the place of the nuns as long as people think the major general andrew jackson himself. with the battle of new orleans. that there was hurt -- divine intervention. 1815 at the beginning of the end of modern america. >> the leadership would help the one of the most dec

on a statement from the united states military it says open the furthest in iraq exposed thousands of troops to toxic chemicals a mysterious illness is affecting veterans who were exposed to open burn pits which the u.s. military used in iraq and afghanistan to torture everything from batteries to body parts experts say the pouring out of these pits are toxic and dangerous so while troops may survive the battle they may also be poisoned. in september two thousand and four. i notice. the v.a. clinic instead of seeing old caucasian men with meal chairs and oxygen who are in their eighty's. the entire composition of the waiting room changed. full of young women and men of all ethnicities and they're all in their twenty's back from their first year long deployment in iraq. the typical service member came in with an inability to complete a two mile run within regulation time. most of them had already had a traditional work up for pulmonary disease including x. rays c.t. scans primary function testing all of these studies returned normal or near normal in almost every case. it was subtle be

vokes wagan has a long standing relationship with united states. my first car was a volkswagen beetle. despite that, volkswagen of america intentionally did us wrong. volkswagen intentionally violated our emissions regulations, and by many accounts they even engineered their systems to falsely indicate that they were complying with the emissions standards. with this -- this was nothing more than pure arrogance and a hostile intent and an egregious violation of our best legislative efforts to regulate our way to clean air. unfortunately, this issue with volkswagen has not been totally dealt with and put behind us. the deal with the german government that got them off the hook remains cloaked in mystery and left many questions unanswered. we do not know yet, for example, whether volkswagen will compensate americans in a full and just manner. those uncompensated americans may include the owners of the bogusly engineered cars as well as auto importers as well as perhaps service stations who officially are authorized to repair volkswagen. the deal betwe

when we welcomed the united states of afghanistan in two thousand and one the afghan people. for the first time accepted and supported and welcomed foreign military power in the hope that finally will have peace and stability and for a number of years that was true but when attacks increased. violence increases. terrorism increased and no clear picture was offered in fighting it rather it was the same old thing of afghans continuing to suffer. we are by now very tired of the daily killing of the afghan people but the u.s. government would say that they're sending more troops now for the same reason that they sent troops in the first place in two thousand and one to defeat to fight to beat the taliban the taliban are the cause of the violence in afghanistan they would say not us troops they are not there not anymore the only cause of violence in afghanistan the war itself is breeding violence in afghanistan hamid karzai the last time i interviewed you on this show in twenty fifteen you said and i quote i wish the afghan taliban who are truly from this country would come back t

oni said at the summit friday, the united states is committed to a free and open indo-pacific. independent nations respect each other's sovereignty, pulled the rule of law, and advance responsible commerce. we want our partners to be proud and self-reliant, not proxies. to achieving a bilateral trade agreement with partners who abide by the principles of fair and reciprocal trade. two very important words. fair and reciprocal. it has not been that way with the united states almost at all and we are changing that, and we are changing it rapidly. for trade to work, all countries must play by the rules. i'm encouraged that vietnam has recently become the fastest-growing export market to the united states. mr. president, i applied your efforts on the economic reforms to increase vietnam's trade and investments in all directions. is enthusiastic about reforms that promote economic prosperity for all citizens. as we look to your growing middle class as a key market for american goods and services. we just had a great discussion about american goods and services coming into vietnam. t

it's going to happen again in the united states of america. and we need all of you to tell this story. truth is each and every one of you needs to tell this story about what business taxes mean to the people who work for your companies and who work all across this economy. truth is i want to thank the editorial board of "the wall street journal" for doing the job they've done to illuminate this reality. as i close, i really do want to finish with a challenge to each and every one of you. we have a historic opportunity to renew sustained american growth at 3% or more benefitting the american economy, american workers and american businesses for generations. but we need your help. president trump and i need your full and unwavering support to pass tax cuts and tax reform and to do so this year. you're here today as a member of this council because you're unique uniquely influential. you're men and women who lead in our economy and our halls of government. i want to encourage you to do a few things before you leave town. number one sit down with

states, it's stolen from the united states. and for then candidate trump to say he loved wikileaks, that tells you a lot about donald trump. >> do you think there's any innocent explanation, in your mind, for this openness in communication between donald trump jr. and wikileaks? >> it's hard to say. i don't want to prejudge donald trump, jr. i've never met him. he's going to have to -- i know he's come out this evening with his own statement. he's released his own e-mails. so obviously it's for these investigations. and we have to have these investigations, because there's no question that russia hacked our campaign, our election. and it's no question they tried to distort our democracy. and, you know, for president trump to say over the weekend that he took the word of a former kgb officer, president putin, over the word of our intelligence committee. and don, the intelligence kmooe community is made up of nonpartisan officials. they're patriotic. i thought it was reprehenceable for the president of the united states to side w

give to us grateful hearts that are united to honor our veterans. may we always hold our veterans and our love that our prayers, your world is perfected in peace and all wars cease. spiritve us all a joyous as we honor our nation's veterans. let your presence be evident in this celebration of their service. and the name of god who challenges us to care, amen. >> now, i would like to invite mr. thomas stevens, national president of the korean war veterans association to lead us in our pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of forica and to the republic which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please be seated. it is now my distinct privilege to introduce the members of the veterans day national committee. the committee was formed by presidential order in 1954 to play on this national observance in honor of american veterans and support veterans throughout the nation. please hold your applause until we have introduced the special guests. if you are able, please sta

russian intelligence claims to have proof the united states is helping isis. the only problem is the evidences from a video game. russia's defense ministry posting on social media the us-led coalition helping isis convoy, people on the internet quickly point out the screenshot from this military mobile game called a c 130 gunship simulator. rob: cards against humanity releasing and anti-trump holiday stunned aimed at saving america. >> on the first day of the campaign cards against humanity purchased acres of land on the us/mexico border and didn't build a wall on it. rob: asking players to donate $15 in exchange for six american saving surprises, one of the gift a certificate of the company's purchase of land at the border to keep the wall from being built. this promotion has already sold out. now to a foxbusiness alert, two new house fires blamed on hover boards. jillian: treacy here with a new warning out in time for the holidays. seems there is always warning about these things. >> reporter: if you plan on buying one of these you might again. here are the