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President Trump has slammed CNN claiming their business is about to go bankrupt

due to constant misinformation campaigns and poor ratings according to trump the

fake news media is not only totally unhinged but is also doing great damage

to so many innocent and decent people daily wire calm reports one consolation

he suggested is that after his second term their ratings will dry up and they

will be gone the media Trump said has gone off the rails something he said he

has in many ways enjoyed watching because of all the harm they've done to

good people the fake news media is going crazy Trump tweeted Tuesday morning they

are totally unhinged and in many ways after witnessing firsthand the damage

they do to so many innocent and decent people I enjoy watching

he then credited any ratings success of the biased outlets to his presidency and

predicted that once he's out of office their days will be done in seven years

when I am no longer in office their ratings will dry up and they will be

gone he said Politico notes that Trump's

comments come after a spat with a G salts burger publisher of the New York

Times salts Berger said he met with Trump off-the-record to discuss his

deeply troubling anti pres rhetoric but Trump then tweeted some of the content

of their meeting afterward a few hours after predicting the downfall of his

enemies in the media Trump retweeted a post by his son celebrating the harsh

welcome his supporters gave one of the more vocal critics of his administration

CNN reporter Jim Acosta at a trump rally in Tampa Tuesday CNN sucks

CNN sucks chanted the Trump fans who were at one point led by the

african-american group of blacks first realm as The Daily wires Joseph curl

report a Costa later posted video of the sad

scene in Tampa and suggested it was evidence that Trump was endangering the

media I'm very worried that the hostility whipped up by Trump and some

in conservative media will result in somebody getting hurt wrote a Costa we

should not treat our fellow Americans this way the press is not the enemy

you

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Trump heaps praise on his administration's tariff policy - Duration: 1:49.

Trade wars are good, and easy to win.

A statement Donald Trump steadfastly stands by.

Not only is he insisting everything's going just fine, the commander in chief even gave

himself a pat on the back, claiming the measures helped create jobs and wealth in America.

Kim Hyo-sun help us read between the lines.

In a series of tweets over the weekend,...

U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated his administration's tariffs on imports from trade

partners,... including China.

He said on Sunday that the tariffs are working big time,... adding that countries need to

make products within the U.S. to avoid further taxation.

The remark can be interpreted as his willingness to continue pressuring Beijing,... which has

fired back at Washington by imposing retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports worth some 60 billion

U.S. dollars.

A day earlier, President Trump also tweeted that tariffs have had a tremendously positive

effect on America's steel industry,... adding it has led to more jobs and wealth.

As the trade war between the world's two largest economies rages on,... the Wall Street Journal

reports that such tensions have put South Korea's Samsung Electronics in a (quote) "uncomfortable

spot."

It explains that Samsung is trying to navigate through the trade war between the two countries,...

as they are among the company's biggest markets,... accounting for nearly 40 percent of its revenue

last year.

And at the same time,... the report says Samsung has also been facing tariffs within the American

market,... including a whopping 50 percent duty on its washing machines.

Despite such challenges,... the article quoted industry analysts who say Samsung does have

some protection,... explaining how many companies are heavily dependent on Samsung's components

for their own products.

Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.

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Ohio special election poses major test for Trump - Duration: 14:13.

Democrats looking for a shocking underdog when in a special election in

Ohio on Tuesday are hoping not only to snatch a House seat in a historically

Republican district but also to energize their national effort to fight president

Trump's agenda and reclaim a congressional majority Ohio's 12th

congressional district in the suburbs of Columbus has had a Republican

representative for 35 years and has been largely in GOP hands since 1920 but a

poll released Monday by Monmouth University shows that Republican state

senator Troy bounder s'en 56 leads upstart

challenger Danny O'Connor 31 by just one percentage point Trump who in the

wealthy and highly educated districts by double digits in 2016 went all-in for

Baldur soon with a last minute rally on Saturday night in the sweltering

auditorium that Trump said hit 110 degrees ruining his brand-new beautiful

suit former President Obama took the district by several percentage points in

2008 a vote for Danny Boy and the Democrats is a vote to let criminals and

drugs pour into our country Trump said and to let ms-13 run wild in our

communities and you know what they do once they're there the president went on

to describe O'Connor as a puppet for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi

Democrat California O'Connor once vowed not to vote for Bella c2 again lead the

party but later backtracked saying he would support the 78 year old if it was

necessary to retake the house Trump also defiantly questioned the idea that

historically the party that controls the White House suffers significant losses

in the midterms declaring but I say why Baldur so narrowly won the Republican

primary for the seat earlier this year amid a crowded field

and campaigned largely as a loyal supporter he said he would help build

Trump's wall and defend Christian values in an advertisement Ohio gov John Kasich

who often has criticized Trump since running against him for the GOP

presidential nomination also has endorsed Baldur s'en saying he is a

partner in turning around Ohio as we passed tax cuts and balance the budgets

it's really kind of shocking because this should be just a slam dunk for

Republicans and it's not Kasich said on ABC News this week on Sunday adding that

he believed Bal derson would win but it really doesn't bode well for the

Republican Party because this shouldn't even be contested Kasich said Bal derson

has other high profile Republican support Rep Jim Jordan Republican Ohio

also briefly took the stage during the rally at the request of the president

and was met with chants from the crowd supporting him for the House speakership

top Republicans hope the Baldur since support from both moderates like Kasich

and avowed Trump supporters in Washington would draw a large diverse

crowd of supporters to the polls on Tuesday Baldur Stan himself touted his

array of endorsements telling reporters this week he had unified the Republican

Party the August 7 special election to replace retired rep patty Barry will be

seen as a bellwether for the upcoming midterms in November and a clear

referendum on Trump and Republican leaders including Jordan a Quinnipiac

University poll found that Democrats have opened a 12-point lead on the

generic house ballot a gap that Republicans had almost closed just a few

months ago several other states will hold primaries on Tuesday but Ohio's

special election promises to be the last major partisan test ahead of the

November midterms the array of midterm season nomination contests has proven

confusing even for Washington insiders Trump last week erroneously told voters

in Ohio to get out and vote for Rep Steve Stivers who already

had won the GOP nomination for his house seat earlier this year he later deleted

the tweet and posted his endorsement of bounder said the first real fair that I

ever went to was with governor Mike Huckabee we want a bring him in now he's

the Fox News contributor of course and former governor of Arkansas remembers

this Huckabee on TV n I don't know if you remember this but you are in charge

of the Governors Association and it was the first time that I met you and your

family we all flew out I believe it was in Arkansas and you hosted a mini State

Fair do you remember this yes I do Abby and I remember that your dad and I and

Iowa played with REO Speedwagon because your dad is an amazing keyboard player

and I'm a mediocre bass player but I remember and I will tell you to this day

the best state Food Fair that I've ever had is pork chop on a stick at the Iowa

State Fair normally you go to these things and you just take a bite for the

cameras and then you kind of pass it on and you know that's it one bite I took

one bite of that it was so good and they started to take it away from me

I say touch me and I kill you really good I can attest to that the governor

is telling the truth in people line up just to get that Iowa State Fair pork

chop it is a serious thing and people also line up governors for these big

rallies that we are seeing the president do he is really getting the gear getting

us all in gear for the midterms he was in Tampa earlier in Pennsylvania last

night in Ohio and he really takes the time governor to remind his base why

they voted for him why he is the person that is fighting for the things that

they are care most about and that is this country he also talked about

predicting a red wave he said we hear so much about a blue wave coming and this

is why I think we're gonna see a red wave here's a bit of what he said last

night oh I guess we don't have that sup but and you were watching we were all

watching a governor what were the highlights for you you know I think what

Donald Trump is doing and he's doing it so effectively it's reminding people

that if you want to give up your crumbs your bonuses your pay increases if you

want to go back to an economy that no longer is chugging along with 4.1

percent GDP growth and go back to an anemic

just struggling economy vote for the Democrats if you want a government that

moves us more toward socialism more toward the idea of you working hard and

then giving it to somebody who didn't work as hard as you do vote for the

Democrats because that's what we're looking at if you want a nation in a

world it's not as safe that hates cops that wants to surrender and bow down to

foreign leaders vote for the Democrats and and I don't know of anything that

the president could do more effectively than what he's doing and that's going

out there and it drives the media people nuts it drives the elitist living in the

bubbles of New York Hollywood and DC nuts but it's rallying the people and

reminding them why he won overwhelmingly in November of 2016 and governor the

presidents out there rallying for also troy ball derson running against the

democrat danny o'connor do you feel like he's gonna have an impact there I think

he has an impact everywhere he puts his endorsement because it calls attention

now it doesn't mean that when you do an endorsement that it automatically causes

people to vote for somebody but maybe a person that just wasn't on the radar of

a lot of voters suddenly they say if Donald Trump is for this person maybe I

should be too and we've seen the influence in in key races Martha Roby

and Alabama comes to mind there's some other races where I think he's played a

significant role in boosting the candidate and giving them to push over

the finish line absolutely well the one of the things

the president spoke about last night was the fake news media he's tweeting about

it again this morning and part of the reason he talks about it is because they

failed to tell the whole story or they tell one side of the story and then

pretend like it's unbiased one example of that is the New York Times which the

president calls the failing New York Times and there was an op-ed in there

that caught our eye it talked about the children at Trump rallies it said what

is it like to see young people exposed to so much anger heartbreaking says a

Times photographer so he's positing that these kids at the rally that go with

their parents they're being there they're in a bad spot but you've you've

had kids go to present plenty of rallies what does it do - how does it affect

kids Donald Trump rallies are incredibly patriotic they're uplifting but let me

ask you something have you ever been to an Arkansas LSU game

you want to see some tension you want to see something you might want to keep

your kids away from that ought to do it but let me ask you this why don't we

take our kids to something more calm like a Maxine Waters speech that ought

to really be something that puts you in a soothing mood I mean good heavens the

New York Times is embarrassing itself they just hired a racist sexist cop

hating person to be on their editorial board and they even have the audacity to

defend it for them to come out and try to say anything negative about the tone

of Donald Trump is absolutely laughable they are making a joke of themselves and

I didn't think they could do a better job of doing that they'd already have

done governor the battle between the president of media it seems to only get

hotter and hotter and he and he slams and every time you he points back

because he knows they're standing right there and they can't respond obviously

but he continues to call them the enemy of the people he calls them disgusting

calls him out by name do you think this is helpful in the long run or as he give

is he making them the story well they should never be the story I mean

personally I would prefer that he spends more time ignoring them because I don't

think they matter that much to the average American voter and I think he's

got a distinguish the fact that not all the press or the enemy of the people a

free responsible press is the best thing we have in a democracy it's critical to

our survival but the other side of that coin the press needs to act with some

level of responsibility and when you have showboaters like the guy on CNN who

enjoys becoming the story let me tell you something

whenever a journalist becomes part of the story it's no longer a news story

now it is an editorial story because the best journalists are the ones who simply

give you the facts and they really are not part of the story at all their views

their opinions their biases are subjugated to the facts themselves and

let the reader or the viewer make the decision that's not happening very much

anywhere in journalism today and that kind of journalism is the enemy of real

freedom and liberty and for people to think yes and that's what he's pointing

out he's simply pointing out that that's it's been a double standard for a long

time and I'm be able to expose it to you now another hallmark of the left has

been the use of identity politics and and you

of race and gender and sexual orientation as the way of classifying

someone well Kemal Harris who we all know is on the

20/20 list potentially for Democrats the senator from California she took that

head-on and we want to get you react listen with that phrase identity

politics that phrase is used to divide and it is used to distract it is used to

try and shut us up these issues that they're trying to diminish and demean

are the very issues that will define our identity as Americans so those issues

are what define our identity as Americans in Kamala Harris's world and

in the world of most of the leftist Democrats we have the clearest example

of the difference between a conservative and a liberal and here it is

conservatives believe that our basic form as a nation is built around

individual liberty that I'm personally free and I'm personally responsible for

my freedom liberals believe that my freedom is tied to whatever group I'm in

whether it's my gender whether it's my race whether it's my socio-economic

standing and then I got to stay in my group and if my whole group does in

advance I can't advance because it's about the

group not the individual if you want to know the difference between the left and

the right there it is do you believe in individual liberty individual

responsibility or do you believe that we're part of groupthink and if you

think that it's all about the groups and you stay in your Corral and don't leave

until the whole herd of sheep go out well first of all you're a liberal

secondly I hope you like where your herd is because you're not getting out I'm

grateful to live in a country that let me get out of some of the Corral's that

I was put in as a child you know in terms of poverty terms of never thinking

I'd go 50 miles from my home but I grew up believing that in America you can do

anything be anything if you were willing to work hard get an education and not go

around calling yourself a victim thank God I live in America and I'll be

grateful every day for the extraordinary privilege of being individually free

well said well said in Thank You governor because now I'm hungry for that

pork chop on a stick having flashbacks to the fair we went to with REO

Speedwagon I was a backup singer singing go Johnny go go remember that the other

thing I gotta remind you of tom vilsack playing the spoons governor of Iowa

great guy and a good friend of ours but Tom you know they he was the host

governor so they got him up on the stage and he didn't really play an instrument

but he played the spoons and I felt bad for him the next day because the Des

Moines paper excoriated him for saying yet Huckabee on base yet Huntsman on

keyboard and then we had our governor playing this was a good sport that is a

great story governor great to have

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President Trump Acknowledges Trump Tower Meeting Was About Getting Info On Hillary Clinton - Duration: 0:38.

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Let it begin

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deplorable and

Irredeemable I call you

Hard-working American patients who love your country and want a better future for all of our people

Her comments

Displayed the same sense of arrogance and entitled

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I've got one under the Tennessee

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I mean, they think that clearly three thousand emails and that's just what -

It's a lot of wedding talk. It's all a lot of wedding

but classified information

in the reach of our enemies lied to Congress and sell government favors and

Accessed through the Clinton Foundation it is this attitude of arrogance that explains why Hillary Clinton?

made 13 phones disappear including with a hammer

So the FBI couldn't see them and why she bleached her emails after a congressional

Subpoena as it's answered to subpoena Kang this isn't before that's after the subpoena Kang

Now the people who destroyed the emails are all pleading the Fifth Amendment in front of Congress today

Have you seen?

Have you seen what's going on in front of Congress?

Fifth Amendment the men invented Amana

Horrible horrible and will anything happen that's going to be the question. We'll find out

Anyone watching today's hearing and Congress knows that Hillary Clinton's actions are far more corrupt than we ever

imagined happened today

This is far bigger and a far bigger scandal than Watergate ever was

but with Watergate

We had justice. We had a Justice Department that went after the beetle hit

I don't like this one

It's something that just nobody's ever seen anything like this looks what we're witnessing

Is a first we've never ever seen anything like this

This is a scandal that threatened with national security and that involves a multi-million dollar

pay-for-play scheme between the Secretary of State and her foundation

Whether it's her emails her

Disasters in Iraq Libya and Syria or her failures on the economy of which it's been in disasters

Hillary Clinton glass the judgment temperament and moral character to lead this country. She does. You know it everybody knows

Everybody knows in the words of a Secret Service agent

Got one and soon

It's been posted outside her office

She simply lacks the integrity and the temperament to serve in the office from the bottom of my soul

He said I know this to be true

the policies of Hillary Clinton have produced death

destruction

Overseas, it's been

disastrous no matter where you look

Like the bitch

Has been a disaster and produced only failing schools rising fraud job loss

shrinking incomes and

Tragic poverty at home. You want four more years of it?

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President Trump Attorney Fires Back After Meeting Mixup - Duration: 11:28.

so Bowl sit down the Trump legal team getting closer to a decision on whether

the president will meet with special counsel robert muller Grip Jenkins is

live in Washington with the latest on the 16 month-long Russia probe good

morning Griff good morning Jillian the president's team is indicating that a

decision on a possible interview could be forthcoming according to some reports

possibly a matter of days the president according to his lawyers wants to do an

interview but his legal team has concerns as the two sides try negotiate

over the number and scope of questions and the president's frustration over the

investigation is very clear you remember he tweeted last week about ending it and

yesterday he raised eyebrows with this tweet denying any knowledge of the 2016

Trump Tower meeting saying fake news reporting a complete fabrication that I

am concerned about the meeting my wonderful son Donald had in Trump Tower

this was a meeting to get information on an opponent's totally legal and all done

all the time in politics and it went nowhere I did not know about it now that

tweet seemingly contradicts Tait Minh tents attorney Jay Sekulow from a year

earlier who had this to say yesterday I had bad information at that time I made

a mistake in my statement I talked about that before that happens when you have

cases like this I think it's very important to point out that in a

situation like this you have over time that's developed that's what

investigations do meanwhile Democrats like Adam Schiff continue to accuse the

president of collusion with the Russians and suggested it will be a factor in

November as long as the Russians interfere on Donald Trump's side in the

midterms Vladimir Putin can count on the President to never call him out to think

there's plenty of evidence of collusion or conspiracy in plain sight now the

president is in Bedminster New Jersey on what the White House is calling a

working vacation he has no public events so Jillian if we hear anything else it

will likely end in the form of a tweet of course I will examination begins

in the Paul Manafort trial which could see testimony from his right-hand man

Rick gates mana forth the former Trump campaign chairman faces tax and bank

fraud charges as his trial enters its second week Gates was mana for its

longtime deputy and a co-defendant until he took the plea deal his testimony is

expected to take several days candidates making their final pitch to voters

before tomorrow's special election in Ohio polls showing a dead heat between

GOP state senator Troy parson and Democrat Danny O'Connor in a

historically Republican district president Trump rallying for bought

arson in the Buckeye State hoping to push him across

tomorrow's finish line as the beloved mrs. Garrett on the long-running NBC

sitcom the facts of life her family says she died peacefully in her home in Los

Angeles the cause of death not yet released but at April of last year she

revealed she had been diagnosed with bone cancer

the two-time Tony nominee and Emmy nominee rose to stardom and the facts of

life spin off Diff'rent Strokes in 1978 Rhea was 92 years old it is nine minutes

after the hour maximum pressure first North Korea now Iran the Iran deal is

one of the worst deals I've ever seen negotiated of any kind the president

doing something today to turn up the heat by our next guest says the ripple

effect will buckle Iran and Elizabeth Warren 2020 the big hit that's been

suspended under the Obama administration's nuclear deal will be

re-imposed today the 2015 deal won president Trump has repeatedly labeled

as one of the worst deals ever negotiated the Iran deal is one of the

worst deals I've ever seen negotiated of any kind 1.7 billion in

cash and they didn't use that for terror they put that in their Swiss accounts I

guarantee you that last we President Trump said he is willing to

meet with the leadership of Iran without any preconditions but Iran is snubbing

the offer so what do today's sanctions mean to businesses European allies and

to the nation of Iran itself here now is former intelligence officer and Iraq war

veteran Don Braemar Don thanks for coming on this morning it certainly

appears bribing Iran to be nice didn't work so well we're gonna try strangling

them now what do you think of this plan well you're exactly right the 1.7

billion dollars it did not go back to the Iranian people

it went funding operations in Syria it went to funding operations in Yemen

while the Iranian people have been suffering the rial is worthless at this

point and if you can see that the Iranian people are upset about it and

this time you know we don't see them burning effigies of the US flag we see

them staying down with the dictator because they know their government is

corrupt you know the president was right it's going into the bank accounts of the

mullahs and and right now you know we've got to bring Iran to the table and I

think this is the only way nice did not work so we've got to be tough let's take

a look here the 90 day wind down period that ends today and that includes

sanctioned transactions with US dollar banknotes trade and gold and precious

metals direct or indirect sales of graphite raw or semi-finished metals

iran's automotive sector out of this what do you see is the biggest thing the

most important well I think banking is going to be the big thing precious

metals but if you look at the things that affect the Iranian people its

automotive parts you know if the parts to get their trucks and their businesses

working are too expensive for the Iranian people to afford their

businesses their economy is crippled and I think that's what has everyone upset

in Iran because you know it's going to the lower class the middle class the

people who actually supported this regime I put it in place are now the

ones suffering and talk about how rough this deal was from the get-go because a

lot of people will think that this is just politicized but this has some

bipartisan support you heard a lot of words from Joe Lieberman over the

weekend Chuck Schumer didn't vote for this deal called it horrendous hated the

fact that you had to wait 24 hours to see what Iran was up to that waiting

period was Trump to a lot of people this really was a

very weak handed deal on on our end wasn't it was a horrible deal and if

you'll remember you're exactly right back in 2015 a majority of Congress was

totally upset by this dáil and upset with the administration just think of

all that cash they've got spread around Iran but not to the people itself you

know I think the only people who prospered from this where China were

Russia were France the people who were doing business with Iran and now without

the United States I think the deal will eventually fail to use Rob's charm

strangle do you see them getting strangled even worse down the road

well the realloc I said is worthless and with if Iran does the right thing and

listens to its people they're gonna come to the table you know yes the the head

of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard came forward and said you know there's no

deal we're ready for the United States but what we haven't heard is anything

from the president from the Supreme Leader they're keeping quiet right now

and I think if you look at internal voices with inside the Iranian regime

there could be a movement to come to the table and talk okay we'll see and maybe

we'll see a revolution there as well let's move to North Korea and we have

somewhat of a similar situation another country that just doesn't like to behave

what's what's the update on that as we try to make this deal happen

are we being played by the North Koreans I don't think it's as fact of being

played you know let's look at the goodness happen here we have 55 remains

of our fallen that's coming home we've had no missile tests in since the summit

we've had no exercises this is going to take a lot of time you know for some

reason we're infatuated in the fact that we want this to happen overnight you

know while there's gonna be jabs back and forth we're talking we're going to

the table you know Kim sent a letter the president

saying we're looking forward to another meeting secretary Pompeo delivered a

letter himself to North Korea's foreign minister it's going to take slow steps

and we have to be patient you know one good example the Armistice just 65 years

ago took two and a half years 188 meetings so put that in perspective of

where we're going here and I have to say a year ago if you look at where we are

today we're in much better shape you know I mean there are reports that there

building missiles out there so well of course see as time goes on thank you for

your time this morning we appreciate it decision on whether or not the president

will sit down with Special Counsel Robert Muller this as his attorney fires

back after a mix up regarding Donald Trump Jr's meeting with several Russians

at Trump Tower who claimed to have dirt on Hillary Clinton Jay Sekulow had

denied the President had a role and drafting a response to that 2016 meeting

he now says he made a mistake after President Trump tweeted about it

yesterday I had bad information at that time I made it a mistake in my statement

I talked about that before that happens when you have cases like this I think

it's very important to point out that in a situation like this you have over time

that's developed that's what investigations do as for the Bob Muller

meeting Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani says the decision will be made by this Sunday

John Bolten slamming what he calls the media's false disconnect narrative on

the handling of Russia election meddling the National Security Advisor clarifying

that the president has full confidence in the intelligence community despite

reports that he is not taking it seriously and concerns over the

president's statements calling the Russian investigation of hoax the

president knew exactly what was going to be said at that press briefing on

Thursday he's the one who directed it be held everybody who participated in the

press conference Thursday agreed as has the president on several public

occasions that the intelligence community assessment of Russian meddling

in 2016 is valid Bolden also says the president's use of the phrase Russian

hoax is specifically referring to accusations that the Trump campaign

colluded with Russia to win the White House election meddling on the minds of

many with midterms fast approaching here in a few months

New York Congressman Peter King says there is no doubt that Russia will try

to interfere but he says the president Trump is doing more to prevent meddling

than President Obama ever did the main thing we have to do is convince Russia

that there is a deterrent that if they try this there's going to be

consequences because if we're just playing defense

rather they can get through but if they know there's going to be a massive

retaliation that's that's the best way to keep them from doing it President

Obama didn't do that he went over to Putin and I get some temper of 2016 and

said knock it off well Putin did knock it off and the president didn't do

anything and so right before he left office that's to be a strong deterrent

and we have the capacity to carry out a detail

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Adam Schiff Says There's Evidence Of A Trump/Russia Criminal Conspiracy - Duration: 2:02.

in Helsinki as long as the

Russians interfere on Donald

Trump oh's side, Vladimir Putin

can count on the president to

never call him out and that

leave us all too vulnerable.

>> Brennan: Before we go

further, I want to draw a

distinction we've been saying

some of the facts can get

muddled here in the president's

language, I want to make sure

we're being precise.

Can you agree that there has

been no evidence of collusion

coordination or conspiracy that

has been presented thus far

between the trump campaign and

Russia?

>> No, I don't agree with that

at all.

I think there's plenty of

evidence of collusion or

conspiracy in plain sight.

Now, that's a different

statement than saying that

there's proof beyond a

reasonable doubt of a criminal

conspiracy.

Bob Mueller will have to

determine that, but of course.

>> Brennan: You acknowledge that

the FBI has not presented it

thus far?

This is what the white house is

arguing here, that the president

is drawing a distinction.

That he is saying when he says

hoax and witchhunt he means one

thing and that is not really

trying to dis associate himself

from what his national security

team says.

>> First of all, we haven't seen

what Bob Mueller has produced in

terms of evidence yet.

In terms of FBI proof, they're

not going to present proof to

the congress, we're doing our

own investigation and we

revealed evidence that certainly

goes to the issue of conspiracy

and collusion.

A lot of which is now public.

But I do think that the

president continues to cast

doubt on whether he accepts the

fundamental conclusion that

Russia intervened, whether there

was a conspiracy or not.

He continues to raise questions

about it, indeed, his attempt to

retract his statement in

Helsinki he doesn't see why the

Russians would intervene, that

goes well beyond allegationses

of conspiracy, so if the

president himself who's created

this very muddled message, and

the issue I believe for us in

the what message is Putin

hearing?

Is he hearing message we heard

from coats and ray and others in

the press conference in the

white house?

Or hearing the message of the

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✅ Trump approves disaster declaration for California as wildfires claim another victim - Duration: 6:10.

 SAN FRANCISCO — The Trump administration declared a "major disaster" in California as the state fights devastating wildfires that have now claimed at least eight lives

The declaration makes federal funds available to residents of Shasta County, where the Carr Fire outside Redding, California, has wiped out entire neighborhoods and forced thousands of evacuations

 The move comes shortly after Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) confirmed one of its employees died in an accident while working to restore services in Shasta County

The company did not identify the employee and said it is working with local law enforcement agencies to investigate. On Saturday, Gov

Jerry Brown called on President Trump to help California fight and recover from what has been another destructive wildfire season

  Brown, who inspected neighborhoods wiped out by the fire in Redding, said he was confident the president he has clashed with over immigration and pollution policies would send aid, which Mr

Trump did last year when California's wine country was hit hard.  "The president has been pretty good on helping us in disasters, so I'm hopeful," said Brown, a Democrat

"Tragedies bring people together."  The White House said early Sunday morning that the president had approved the disaster declaration

 Brown's call for help came shortly before authorities called on residents in Glenn and Colusa counties in Northern California to evacuate as a wildfire there continues to grow

  Cal Fire issued the evacuation order Saturday night for people who live in several parts of the counties, including an area just east of the boundary of Mendocino National Forest

The blaze, known as the Mendocino Complex fire, has grown to 357 square miles and is 32 percent contained, according to Cal Fire

  The National Weather Service (NWS) forecasts hot and windy conditions to persist in Northern California.  There are 17 major fires burning throughout California, authorities said

In all, they have destroyed hundreds of homes, killed eight people — including four firefighters — and shut down Yosemite National Park

  Hundreds of colleagues, family and friends attended a memorial service Saturday in Fresno for National Forest Service Capt

Brian Hughes, the Fresno Bee reported. Hughes was killed July 29 by a falling tree while fighting the wildfire that has closed Yosemite National Park at the height of tourist season

  Firefighters have achieved 41 percent containment of that forest fire.  The fire had reached into remote areas of the country's third-oldest national park

Workers who live in Yosemite's popular Valley region were ordered to leave Friday because of inaccessible roads.  The biggest blazes continue to burn north of San Francisco, including twin wildfires fueled by dry vegetation and hot, windy weather

Those fires destroyed 55 homes and forced thousands of residents to flee their neighborhoods about 100 miles north of the city

They have grown to a combined 300 square miles.  The two fires have charred an area of the forested, rural area five times the size of San Francisco and were only 27 percent contained

Thousands of people remain evacuated.  The NWS issued red flag warnings of critical fire weather conditions through Saturday night, saying a series of dry low-pressure systems passing through the region could bring wind gusts of up to 35 mph that could turn small fires or even sparks into racing walls of flames

  "This is a particularly dangerous situation with extremely low humidity and high winds. New fires will grow rapidly out of control, in some cases people may not be able to evacuate safely in time should a fire approach," the weather service said in its bulletin for the Mendocino area north of San Francisco

  Meteorologist Steve Anderson said temperatures will remain in the 90s in the region throughout the week with wind gusts reaching 25 mph during the day Sunday

  "It's not good firefighting weather," Anderson said.  More evacuations were ordered Saturday afternoon for an area of Mendocino and Lake counties where the week-old twin fires are threatening about 9,000 homes

The largest of the two fires was 50 percent contained.  The fire remained several miles from the evacuated communities along the eastern shore of Clear Lake, but "it looks like there's dicey weather on the way," California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection spokeswoman Jane LaBoa said

  However, most evacuations were lifted by Saturday in and around Redding, where armies of firefighters and fleets of aircraft continue battling an immense blaze about 100 miles south of the Oregon line

Some areas on the fire's southeastern flank were reopened to residents.  The fire near Redding, which killed six people and incinerated 1,067 homes, started two weeks ago with sparks from the steel wheel of a towed-trailer's flat tire, Department of Agriculture and Fire Prevention officials said

  The blaze is currently 41 percent contained.  The fire burned slowly for days before winds suddenly whipped it up last week and drove it furiously through brush and timber

  It burned so furiously on July 26 that it created what is called a fire whirl. The twirling tower of flame reached speeds of 143 mph, which rivaled some of the most destructive Midwest tornadoes, NWS meteorologist Duane Dykema said

The whirl uprooted trees and tore roofs from homes, Dykema said.  The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said the blaze had blackened nearly 206 square miles

 "Fire season is really just beginning," Cal Fire chief Ken Pimlott said.

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Trump Threatens Gov't Shutdown To Get His Way - Duration: 12:25.

Trump Threatens Gov't Shutdown To Get His Way

President Trump announced via Twitter that he would allow the government to be shut down

over immigration.

The President is looking for Congress to give him both immigration reform and funding for

the long-awaited border wall.

"I would be willing to 'shut down' government if the Democrats do not give us the votes

for Border Security, which includes the Wall!

Must get rid of Lottery, Catch & Release etc. and finally go to a system of Immigration

based on MERIT!" he posted on Twitter Sunday.

"We need great people coming into our Country!"

The president just returned from his New Jersey property, but he still spent the weekend mulling

how best to execute his presidential duties.

On Friday, he claimed that Democrats are attempting to "resist" and "obstruct."

The only things the Democrats do well is "Resist," which is their campaign slogan, and "Obstruct."

Cryin' Chuck Schumer has almost 400 great American people that are waiting "forever"

to serve our Country!

A total disgrace.

Mitch M should not let them go home until all approved!

The President didn't neglect to explain why these issues are so important, or what

voters can do about it.

His Twitter activity over the weekend extended to not only immigration but the upcoming mid-term

elections and why he believes voters should "Vote 'R.'"

"Please understand, there are consequences when people cross our Border illegally, whether

they have children or not – and many are just using children for their own sinister

purposes.

Congress must act on fixing the DUMBEST & WORST immigration laws anywhere in the world!

Vote 'R,'" he encouraged

Democrats, who want Open Borders and care little about Crime, are incompetent, but they

have the Fake News Media almost totally on their side" he continued.

We must have Border Security, get rid of Chain, Lottery, Catch & Release Sanctuary Cities

– go to Merit based Immigration.

Protect ICE and Law Enforcement and, of course, keep building, but much faster, THE WALL!

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IT'S OVER: Trump Just Released His First Re-Election Campaign Ad & it's Going Viral - Duration: 1:53.

I tease over Trump just released his first re-election campaign ad and it's

going viral share this story President Trump tweeted out what is seemingly the

first re-election campaign ad for 2020 and it went viral overnight this will

give you chills it's about two minutes long and it starts by playing audio of

president Trump's 2016 campaign promises from different speeches then it shows

the images of him keeping these promises then in the final minute of the video

you hear President Trump deliver a message directly to the forgotten man

and forgotten women in a truly emotional way that sums up President Trump and the

Patriots who support him never ever ever give up never stop fighting for what you

believe in and for the people who care about you carry yourself with dignity

and pride relish the opportunity to be an outsider embrace that label because

it's the outsiders who change the world and who make a real and lasting

difference treat the word impossible as nothing more than motivation I am asking

all citizens to embrace this renewal of the American spirit seize this moment

believe in yourselves believe in your future and believe once more in America

I will fight for you with every breath in my body and I will never ever let you

down The Forgotten man and the Forgotten woman you are not forgotten anymore

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Garden Grove Goose says remove Trump from the White House in no uncertain terms. - Duration: 1:12.

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Trump heaps praise on his administration's tariff policy - Duration: 1:48.

Trade wars are good, and easy to win.

A statement Donald Trump steadfastly stands by still.

Not only is he insisting everything's going just fine, the commander in chief even gave

himself a pat on the back, claiming the measures helped create jobs and wealth in America.

Kim Hyo-sun shares with us his remarks.

In a series of tweets over the weekend,...

U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated his administration's tariffs on imports from trade

partners,... including China.

He said on Sunday that the tariffs are working big time,... adding that countries need to

make products within the U.S. to avoid further taxation.

The remark can be interpreted as his willingness to continue pressuring Beijing,... which has

fired back at Washington by imposing retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports worth some 60 billion

U.S. dollars.

A day earlier, President Trump also tweeted that tariffs have had a tremendously positive

effect on America's steel industry,... adding it has led to more jobs and wealth.

As the trade war between the world's two largest economies rages on,... the Wall Street Journal

reports that such tensions have put South Korea's Samsung Electronics in a (quote) "uncomfortable

spot."

It explains that Samsung is trying to navigate through the trade war between the two countries,...

as they are among the company's biggest markets,... accounting for nearly 40 percent of its revenue

last year.

And at the same time,... the report says Samsung has also been facing tariffs within the American

market,... including a whopping 50 percent duty on its washing machines.

Despite such challenges,... the article quoted industry analysts who say Samsung does have

some protection,... explaining how many companies are heavily dependent on Samsung's components

for their own products.

Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.

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Trump heaps praise on his administration's tariff policy - Duration: 1:47.

Tariffs have been a regular feature on U.S. President Donald Trump's Twitter feed in recent

days.

And Trump has been patting himself on the back,... saying... they've already been extremely

effective in creating jobs and wealth in the U.S.

Kim Hyo-sun reports.

In a series of tweets over the weekend,...

U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated his administration's tariffs on imports from trade

partners,... including China.

He said on Sunday that the tariffs are working big time,... adding that countries need to

make products within the U.S. to avoid further taxation.

The remark can be interpreted as his willingness to continue pressuring Beijing,... which has

fired back at Washington by imposing retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports worth some 60 billion

U.S. dollars.

A day earlier, President Trump also tweeted that tariffs have had a tremendously positive

effect on America's steel industry,... adding it has led to more jobs and wealth.

As the trade war between the world's two largest economies rages on,... the Wall Street Journal

reports that such tensions have put South Korea's Samsung Electronics in a (quote) "uncomfortable

spot."

It explains that Samsung is trying to navigate through the trade war between the two countries,...

as they are among the company's biggest markets,... accounting for nearly 40 percent of its revenue

last year.

And at the same time,... the report says Samsung has also been facing tariffs within the American

market,... including a whopping 50 percent duty on its washing machines.

Despite such challenges,... the article quoted industry analysts who say Samsung does have

some protection,... explaining how many companies are heavily dependent on Samsung's components

for their own products.

Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.

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The DOJ Is About To End Mueller's Anti-Trump Russia Investigation For Good - Duration: 13:10.

Robert Mueller's anti-trump Russia witch-hunt has been a disgrace despite

the fact that he has come up with virtually nothing on Trump his probe has

been front and center in the media but with new information coming from the

Justice Department the entire Russia investigation could be coming to an end

very quickly president Donald Trump's Department of Justice has been putting

out information proving the bias in Mueller's Russia investigation after

running the investigation for many months and coming up with almost nothing

on the president it is clear the investigation is only continuing on for

political reasons the Department of Justice has taken note of that and has

done their part to prove it by releasing text messages between two top

investigators that prove their bias against Trump in the release text

messages the president is referred to as the loathsome human and an idiot as

reported by political omit a rising drumbeat of Republican criticism of

special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe members of Congress and former

prosecutors say the Justice Department has amped up the pressure by quietly

putting out information bolstering claims that the investigation is

unfairly biased against President Donald Trump through a series of small and

sometimes subtle news do Jays actions appear to run counter to the goal of

keeping Mueller's probe free of political meddling I think that tightiy

appears to me that DOJ leadership is doing what IT can't please their boss

which is ultimately the President of the United States said Renato Mariotti

a former federal prosecutor they're doing whatever they can to please him

without violating the law the latest example came earlier this week when

Justice officials convened a small media briefing for a select group of reporters

whu-oh were shown private text messages sent between to invest

the Gators WHL formerly served on Mueller's team that briefing held in the

midst of an ongoing inspector general investigation and reportedly offered to

the press before members of the House panel had seen the messages was

described as very odd and unprofessional by Samuel Buell a former assistant u-s

attorney and Duke University Law School professor I T shouldn't surprise anyone

that there are people and a political appointee round at DOJ who are rooting

for Mueller to fail said Buell that doesn't mean they are going to be

prepared to actually try to derail him i T all merits vigilance while any trumps

supporting American is happy about this common-sense moved by the Justice

Department not everyone is as a state that in the article above Renato

Mariotti a former federal prosecutor feels the move to release information

proving the bias and the investigation is just a way for the Justice Department

to please their boss President Trump what the article doesn't mention about

Mario T is that he's a fiercely anti Trump liberal who was running for

attorney general in Illinois it's not surprising the media left that part out

do you support this move by the Justice Department let us know your thoughts in

the comments section below click here to vote now should the Mueller probe be

added the democrat party has promoted its

political message through telling one gigantic lie it's a lie that allows the

democrats to disguise their true intentions for America but Attorney

General Jeff Sessions obliterated this massive lie in one speech attorney

general sessions was speaking before a Justice Department summit on religious

tolerance when sessions exposed the Democrats false claim that they are the

party of tolerance let's be frank a dangerous movement undetected by many

but real is now challenging and eroding our great tradition of religious freedom

there can be no doubt it's no little matter it must be confronted

intellectually and politically and defeated the Attorney General declared

this election this past election and much that has flowed from it gives us a

rare opportunity to arrest these trends and to confront them such a reversal

will not just be done with electoral victories however but by intellectual

victories sessions concluded Democrats and their allies in the media are openly

hostile to people of faith especially practicing Christians elected officials

in blue states have targeted Christian bakers florists and photographers for

political harassment and returns for their refusal to participate in

homosexual wedding ceremonies the Obama administration tried to force the nuns

at the Little Sisters of the Poor to purchase abortion drugs Democrats

continued their assault on Christian beliefs in the Trump era senator Bernie

Sanders how old that trust fought Trump's nominee for Deputy Office of

Management and Budget director was an islamaphobe because he had expressed the

evangelical Christian belief that accepting Jesus Christ as your Lord and

Savior is the only path to salvation these attacks on religious liberty had

one common theme for us in Christians to violate their deeply held beliefs in the

name tolerance but tolerance is a one-way street with the left

Christians are expected to not just embrace the left's radical homosexual

and transgender agenda but also celebrate and participate in it no

president has ever been more hostile to Christian believers than Barack Obama

it was his administration that repealed and military's Don't Ask Don't Tell

policy and then bullied local schools into allowing boys in the girls

bathrooms by holding federal funding hostage supporters of religious liberty

have one important victories in the Trump era Jack Phillips the Colorado

Baker who refused to create a cake for a homosexual wedding one is seven to two

decision in his favor at the Supreme Court and Attorney General Sessions

rescinded a bomb as transgender bathroom rules but the work is still incomplete

as sessions pointed out there will be a continuing electoral battle over

religious liberty and this fall's midterm elections will be crucial if the

Democrats win control of the Senate they can grind confirmation of Donald Trump's

judicial nominees to a halt Trump filling the federal court system

with originalist judges is conservatives best defense against the left's placing

religious liberty under siege in America the deep state is real anti Trump

operatives of the FBI schemed to sabotage the president then Jeff

Sessions said the seven words that shook up the FBI's anti Trump conspiracy in a

recent interview Jeff Sessions reacted to the resignation of Deputy FBI

director Andrew McCabe by saying it was time for a fresh start at the FBI the

washington examiner reports sessions sat down with the washington examiner in the

western district u-s attorney scott Brady's office overlooking downtown

Pittsburgh last week on the day news broke that FBI deputy director Andrew

McCabe would be stepping down weeks before he was expected to retire

sessions reaction was measured well I have believed it wasn't

certain to have a fresh start and the FBI and actually it was in my letter to

the president when I recommended commis removal I used the words fresh start and

the FBI director is Chris Rea a very talented smart capable leader I think it

will give him an opportunity to go straight to the American people and say

we are gonna win your confidence he said when asked if he was concerned

that the FBI had become too politicized sessions said the agency needs to be

careful well I would just say it this way the Department of Justice which

includes the FBI we all we tend to be defensive at this point in time I think

we need to go the extra mile to make sure that everything we do is not

political everything we do is based on law and facts and whether we like it or

not there's been erosion some in the confidence of the American people at the

FBI and Department of Justice he said and we need to earn that back and

because the heart and soul of the Department of Justice is very good he

said at the time Makeba was the sixth FBI official to resign or be terminated

since Donald Trump took office he is clearing out the deep state and the

swamp continued to drain when two officials who were mentioned in the

anti-trump text messages between FBI officials Peter stroszek and Lisa page

retired David Loughman the chief of the Department of Justice's

counterintelligence and export control section as well as Mike Gordon the FBI's

assistant director for public affairs are now both out Lossman was in charge

of the Hillary Clinton email probe and he claims he is leaving for personal

reasons but critics speculate he is leaving ahead of the inspector general's

report which is expected to be highly critical of how the FBI and DOJ handled

the Clinton email investigation it's clear that Jeff Sessions remarked

that the FBI needed fresh-start was not merely a rhetorical

on Monday a federal judge ruled on Monday that the criminal case being made

by special counsel Robert Mueller against former rump campaign manager

Paul Manafort must include the names of the five witnesses that the case is

build around political reports u-s district court judge t s ls3 gave the

order to unseal the witness's identities as well as a complete list of who is

going to be called by prosecutors to testify at the end of a 30-minute

hearing in his Alexandria Virginia courtroom that primarily revolved around

mana for its motion to postpone his case until he's finished fighting a separate

suite of charges brought by Mueller in Washington while there is a plea for the

case to be delayed the jurors are currently slated to begin arriving on

Tuesday to hear arguments for the case on Wednesday prosecutors expect the case

to take three weeks and all considering the hundreds of pieces of evidence that

they have already submitted for the trial the case against Ben affort

involves allegations of money laundering and failing to register as a foreign

agent in connection with his Ukraine related lobbying work is scheduled to

begin September 17 Mueller initially filed charges against men afford last

October and has since added new indictments

he says the longtime GOP operative made tens of millions of dollars working as

an unregistered lobbyist for a Ukrainian political party channeled his income

into offshore accounts and then used the money in the u.s to buy houses cars

sports tickets jewelry and other goods while lying to tax and banking officials

about his earnings and wealth the special counsel didn't identify the

people but told the court they were third parties who have not been charged

in this matter and who have not been identified publicly with the case there

has been a plethora of speculation as to who

those witnesses are that landed Manafort and so much trouble in the days leading

up to this hearing fox news tucker carlson even speculated

that Tony Podesta Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign manager might be

one of the damning voices Podesta has not responded to requests for comment

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Trump Insists No Collusion with Russia - Breaking News Today - Duration: 13:06.

today's national security adviser john bolton and ambassador welcome back to

Fox News Sunday glad to be with you let's begin with

breaking news what leftist Venezuelan president

Nicolas Maduro is calling an assassination attempt against him

yesterday let's put up this video pretty striking the president president Maduro

speaking at a military event when drones loaded with explosives exploded you can

see security protecting him with ballistic blankets and military it was a

National Guard event at the event in Caracas began to Stampede question did

the u.s. play any role and what's your reaction to what Maduro is calling an

assassination attempt well I can say unequivocally there was no US government

involvement in this at all just within the past couple of hours I've spoken

with our chargee in Caracas the head diplomatic official down there he and

his staff were up much of the night making sure that Americans in Venezuela

were safe as of now we think everybody noticed - the embassy is in a secure

position they're going to evaluate conditions today but they focused on

that principal responsibility and as of now feel pretty confident that Americans

are accounted for now with respect to what happened last afternoon look it

could be a lot of things from a pretext set up by the Maduro regime itself to

something else he's made accusations accusing the outgoing president of

colombia responsibility what he calls the extreme right-wing in venezuela that

means the vast opposition to his authoritarian rule and he's blamed

unnamed financers in the united states these are things he's said before and

you have to take them for what they're worth if the government of Venezuela has

hard information that they want to present to us that would show a

potential violation of US criminal law we'll take a serious look at it but in

the meantime I think what we really should focus on is the corruption and

the oppression of the Maduro regime in Venezuela let's turn to the apparent and

I suspect you'll challenge this the apparent disconnect between what trumpet

ministration officials are saying about Russian meddling in 2016 and in 2018 and

what President Trump is saying about it here's how DHS secretary Nielsen

described the threat this week and then the president just hours later our

democracy itself is in the crosshairs I had a great meeting with Putin we

discussed everything I had a great day now we're being hindered by the Russian

hoax it's a hoax okay so ambassador which is it is

Russian meddling a threat to our democracy or is it a hoax look I know

that there's this narrative in the press that there's a disjunction between the

president and the rest of his administration you know I got to know

Eugene McCarthy the late Democratic senator very well was a client of mine

in Buckley against Vallejo it's an iconoclastic guy used to

describe the press as a group of birds sitting on a telephone wire one would

fly off and then they'd all fly off and that that's what this narrative I think

is all about the president knew exactly what was going to be said at that press

briefing on Thursday he's the one who directed it beheld it came as a result

of a National Security Council meeting we had held the Friday before where the

heads of the operating agencies and departments and the fourth who attended

the press briefing on Thursday and others told the president what was doing

he felt it was important that the American people hear directly from the

people responsible for election security at the federal level hear what they were

up to at least in because they're saying this is the clear and present danger

that Russia didn't in 2016 they're continuing to do it now you have the

Secretary of Homeland Security with their hair on fire saying our democracy

is in the crosshairs and then you have President Trump saying we're being

hindered by the Russia hoax that that's not the the press making that up that's

anybody who looks at it has got to see a difference there I think what he's

saying by the hoax is the idea that somehow the Russians directed and

controlled his campaign or direct and control his administration that there

was some conspiracy or some violation of US law in 2016

Russian babbling he's handed down an indictment of 12 military intelligence

officers of the GRU and there's no question that that's going on that's

what everybody said on Thursday the the hoax is the idea that the Trump campaign

was was the beneficiary of a concerted effort together with the Russians to

affect the 2016 election as to that I don't think there's any evidence

publicly but everybody who participated in the press conference Thursday agreed

as has the president on several public occasions that the intelligence

community assessment of Russian meddling in 2016 is valid but one of the most

powerful ways that mr. Trump can try to prevent any meddling in the 2018

election is to stand up in public and call out flat amir putin and say knock

it off I want to go back to Helsinki and to the joint summit news conference

there I have great confidence in my intelligence people but I will tell you

that President Putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today

I know you say that it was the first issue election battling the president

Trump brought up with Putin in their one-on-one meeting but why not stand

there right alongside Putin with the whole world watching and say we are not

going to stand for any more meddling well as the president said he misspoke

the subsequent point in the press conference and that he intended to say

that just that he had a statement issued the next day that I think made clear

where he stood on the issue and as I say you can't read any motive into what he

did other than his deep concern about Russian election meddling than to put

the for operating heads and myself out for that press briefing the whole point

of that was to show what his administration was doing to counter

Russian meddling and other broader influence operations right now even in

Kristen Fisher's piece about the rally last night he talked about meddling and

he said there were a lot of people involved that was Russia there was China

there was North Korea another wasn't it was Russia that was interfering that's

who everybody's been ding-dong that's how you focused on in

your briefing right there's no question that Russia was the principal violator

in 2016 and that their activity this year puts them in the lead although as

people said activities so far at least is down from 2016 but it does not

exclude the potential for others to meddle and the broader issue that I

think FBI director Christopher Rea talked about in particular of influence

efforts that go beyond the specifics of a particular election and I think that's

very troubling too and something we need more focus on I you talked about the

media and the idea that they all jump off the the telephone line at this

matter every one of them but a lot of them do at the same time in a much more

direct way the president critique the media and I want to put up his tweet

he's been on something of a Twitter tear today and this is one of them the fake

news hates me saying that they are the enemy of the people only because they

know it's true I am providing a great service by explaining this to the

American people they purposely caused great division and distrust they can

also cause war they are very dangerous and sick ambassador what wars have we

started look I think the the issue of press bias has been around for a long

long time as a boy I supported Barry Goldwater in 1964

I thought the press was biased against him I don't think it's changed much

since that great there was press bias people you know people get stories wrong

and and people are called out for it and we should be called out if we make a

mistake cause war sick to visit this is taking it to a completely different

level well that's that's the president's view

based on the the attacks that the media made on him there have been other

administrations that have been highly critical of the press as well you go

back I remember John Kennedy cutting off the White House subscription to The New

York Times sorry close enough I was I was much

younger than what can I say but but but I think this is this kind of

adversary relationship is typical okay North Korea this week we learned that

North Korea continues to produce plutonium continues to build new

missiles there our report that North Korea is violating the

sanctions by ship-to-ship transfers they've done it but it's increasing that

China and Russia are stepping up their efforts to ease around the sanctions at

what point does the Trump administration say that Kim is playing us that he isn't

serious about denuclearization and and basically call him on this yeah well

that point may well come as I've said to you and others before there's nobody in

this administration starry-eyed about the prospects of North Korea actually

denuclearizing but I think what's going on now is that the president is giving

kim jung-han a masterclass and how to hold a door open for somebody and if the

North Koreans can't figure out how to walk through it even the president's

fiercest critics will not be able to say it's because he didn't open it wide

enough but we're gonna have to see performance from the North Koreans

there's no question about it how how soon though I mean there's talk that in

these exchange of letters they're discussing another summit well they're

talking about in the exchange of letters what is necessary to get performance on

the commitment that North Korea itself made in Singapore to denuclearize that's

the central issue for us there's a lot of interest in inter-korean negotiations

they're looking at further discussions there too that's important to them

that's not our priority though our priority is North Korean

denuclearization Kim jong-un promised South Korean president moon jae-in at

pan moon jom on April the 27th that he would do it and that he would do it

within a year so the the focus here is getting Kim jong-un to follow through on

what he committed to the president at Singapore so you're willing to leave the

door open for a year and then it shuts now the year the year period there's

been a lot of discussion about where where the idea of finishing this in a

year comes from it comes from Kim jong-un

that if they make a strategic decision to give up nuclear weapons they can do

it within a year we're waiting to see evidence that in fact that strategic

decision has been made I've seen evidence of that specific the

the unfortunately I can't talk about intelligence whether it's leaked into

the news media or not I'll just say the president's doing everything he can

beginning with the film that showed to kim jeong-hoon in singapore

about what the future could be if North Korea denuclearize as he's doing the

best salesman's job he can on that point we seem a long way away from building

condos on beaches in North Korea I have one last question I got a minute I don't

want a condo on a beach in North Korea under any circumstances that makes two

of us I got one minute left remember your

training here in TV we seem to be starting an escalating trade war with

China I want to put these up in the script we've imposed or scheduled

tariffs on 50 billion dollars of Chinese goods they've retaliated

now we're talking about 25% tariffs on 200 billion dollars more in Chinese

exports and they're threatening terrorists on another sixty billion

dollars of US products here's White House economic adviser

Larry Kudlow

the president is impatient you know so he has said to our team take a look take

a look that raising the tariffs on the last 200 from ten to twenty five take a

look at them he's impatiently how far is president Trump prepared to

go here and his standoff with China and if Chinese President Xi doesn't blink

doesn't back down how long is this could this go on I think is Larry saying

don't underestimate president Trump's resolve here and the reason he's so

resolved is that for decades China has been the principal mal factor trying to

use a free trade aspiration most of the rest of the world has to pursue

mercantilist goals it it steals American and European intellectual property it

engages the report my question ology answer so far are you prepared to take

this far enough to get China to change its behavior and they need to understand

that and if they don't change their behavior I think the pressure will

continue I think the president's made

you

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President Trump Acknowledges Trump Tower Meeting Was About Getting Info On Hillary Clinton - Duration: 1:41.

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Trump heaps praise on his administration's tariff policy - Duration: 1:50.

U.S. President Donald Trump is sounding confident that his tariffs on American trade partners

are working... as his administration considers duties on goods worth hundreds of billions

of dollars more.

Trump says the tariffs have been extremely effective in creating jobs and wealth in the

U.S. Kim Hyo-sun reports.

In a series of tweets over the weekend,...

U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated his administration's tariffs on imports from trade

partners,... including China.

He said on Sunday that the tariffs are working big time,... adding that countries need to

make products within the U.S. to avoid further taxation.

The remark can be interpreted as his willingness to continue pressuring Beijing,... which has

fired back at Washington by imposing retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports worth some 60 billion

U.S. dollars.

A day earlier, President Trump also tweeted that tariffs have had a tremendously positive

effect on America's steel industry,... adding it has led to more jobs and wealth.

As the trade war between the world's two largest economies rages on,... the Wall Street Journal

reports that such tensions have put South Korea's Samsung Electronics in a (quote) "uncomfortable

spot."

It explains that Samsung is trying to navigate through the trade war between the two countries,...

as they are among the company's biggest markets,... accounting for nearly 40 percent of its revenue

last year.

And at the same time,... the report says Samsung has also been facing tariffs within the American

market,... including a whopping 50 percent duty on its washing machines.

Despite such challenges,... the article quoted industry analysts who say Samsung does have

some protection,... explaining how many companies are heavily dependent on Samsung's components

for their own products.

Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.

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Obama's Deep State Is Done For After An Anti Trump Plot Was Revealed - Duration: 12:31.

Obama's Deep State Is Done For After An Anti-Trump Plot Was Revealed

Deep state operatives still loyal to former President Obama have wreaked havoc on the

Trump administration.

But they keep coming out of the shadows and exposing themselves.

And one major anti-Trump plot was just brought to light, and it will bring down Obama's

deep state.

Peter Strzok, a former FBI official, used to play a big role in Robert Mueller's Russia

probe.

He was the agent who oversaw the interviews that led to the ousting of National Security

Advisor Michael Flynn.

But newly revealed text messages between him and another FBI official are raising red flags.

The text messages, which were sent while he was working on Mueller's Russia witch hunt,

were fiercely anti-Trump.

Now the Justice Department is reading through over 10,000 of those text messages, and what

is found could be disastrous to Obama loyalists.

As reported by Fox News:

"JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS ARE READING THROUGH "OVER 10,000 TEXTS" BETWEEN FBI

OFFICIALS PETER STRZOK AND LISA PAGE, FOX NEWS HAS LEARNED, AFTER IT EMERGED STRZOK

WAS REMOVED FROM SPECIAL COUNSEL ROBERT MUELLER'S RUSSIA PROBE FOLLOWING THE DISCOVERY OF ANTI-TRUMP

MESSAGES BETWEEN THEM.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OFFICIALS TOLD FOX NEWS THEY ARE IN THE PROCESS OF GOING THROUGH THE

TEXTS SO THEY CAN HAND THEM OVER TO THE HOUSE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE.

STRZOK, WHO WAS AN FBI COUNTERINTELLIGENCE AGENT, HAD WORKED ON THE MUELLER PROBE, BUT

WAS REASSIGNED TO THE FBI'S HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION AFTER THE DISCOVERY OF ANTI-TRUMP

TEXT MESSAGES WITH PAGE, WITH WHOM HE WAS HAVING AN AFFAIR.

PAGE WAS BRIEFLY ON MUELLER'S TEAM, BUT SINCE HAS RETURNED TO THE FBI.

THE DISCLOSURE OF THOSE MESSAGES REVIVED REPUBLICAN CONCERNS ABOUT THE OBJECTIVITY OF MUELLER'S

PROBE.

IT'S UNCLEAR WHETHER A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF THE 10,000 TEXTS HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH

TRUMP OR THE PROBE ITSELF.

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS SAY THE PROCESS OF READING AND REDACTING THE TEXTS COULD TAKE

"WEEKS," AND THAT THE THOUSANDS OF TEXT MESSAGES BETWEEN STRZOK AND PAGE SPAN OVER

"SEVERAL MONTHS."

THE REVIEW PROCESS COMES AS THE COMMITTEE ALSO THREATENS TO MOVE FORWARD WITH A CONTEMPT

RESOLUTION AGAINST TOP DOJ AND FBI OFFICIALS BARRING AN IMMINENT BREAKTHROUGH — AFTER

THE AGENCIES DID NOT COMPLY WITH A DEADLINE TO HAND OVER LONG-SOUGHT INFORMATION THAT

GOES WELL BEYOND TEXT MESSAGES.

STRZOK IS A FOCUS OF THEIR EFFORTS.

HOUSE INVESTIGATORS HAVE LONG REGARDED HIM AS A KEY FIGURE IN THE CHAIN OF EVENTS WHEN

THE BUREAU, IN 2016, RECEIVED THE INFAMOUS ANTI-TRUMP "DOSSIER" AND LAUNCHED A COUNTERINTELLIGENCE

INVESTIGATION INTO RUSSIAN MEDDLING IN THE ELECTION THAT ULTIMATELY CAME TO ENCOMPASS

FISA SURVEILLANCE OF A TRUMP CAMPAIGN ASSOCIATE."

These findings are not surprising to anyone paying attention.

It is abundantly clear that Mueller's Russia investigation is nothing more than a scheme

to bring down the President.

But thankfully, with every day that goes by, the true intentions of the investigation becomes

clearer.

Do you think that deep state holdovers that try to bring down Trump should be charged

with treason?

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