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to strike back on syria from late saturday night last week when the president was first briefed by john kelly, the chief of staff at the white house, about what had happened. he wanted to strike back. it was just a matter of when and how, what the coalition would look like, what the targets would be, how heavy the strike would be. trump wanted to do more than he did last year and was adamant with his advisors that he do more, but mattis was urging some caution. mattis wanted to be more deliberative in the process, wanted or was reminding the president about the dangers of escalating when you've got russia, when you've got iran, when you don't know how this could all unfold down the road. and what they ended up going with was an option that was pretty moderate, if you will. i mean, it was nearly double the number of missiles as in 2017, which was important to trump. but this was not the sort of attack that was enough to really provoke russia into a clash with us. >> and is it your kind of reporting or understanding that the president has walked back from his -- i mean, it was just a week

let's go to ken dilanian, intelligence and national security for us here at nbc, john flannery, former special prosecutor to the senate judiciary committee, and david corn, author of "the inside story of putin." as you know, russia's role in what is happening in syria and then russia's role here in the united states and what the president has been facing. it's a lot to put together, but many have said was the things that are happening here at home part of why we did things abroad? >> richard, i don't think there's any evidence of that, but what i've been focusing on with this issue is the information war. we're in an information war with russia right now, the united states is, and we appear to be losing it pretty badly. russia is pushing back against this strike in syria and alleging that the chemical attack was staged by britain and they're doing it on social media in english in a way that the united states really is ill equipped to respond to. the pentagon said today they've tracked a 2,000% increase in activity by russian bots and trolls on social media and the united states doesn't

. >> bill: immediate reaction now senator john thune the republican live from the hill. good morning to you, senator. quick notice here the news is breaking. what do you have to add on paul ryan's future? >> well, i think that, you know, it's something that has been talked about for a long time and obviously he has a young family. i think probably wants to spend more time with them. i'm sure the speaker of the house, which i have think is the hardest job probably in the world, is eventually sort of wears on you. but he is a great talent.

whether john bolton now coming in as his national security adviser will be more in touch with the president and more able to execute the vision that the president has articulated, even if his own national security staff doesn't agree with it. >> nina, i guess the contradiction between donald trump, who's so attracted to the alpha aspects of the job, being undermined, what he wants to do as commander in chief was overruled, he was backed down from his public statement as i guess a quad lat, he made those comments in the east room in response to a question from steve holland from reuters about syria. not 24 hours later, his national security team had backed him down from something he'd already announced publicly. how sustainable is it for the president to be undermined by the reality and the impossibility of that which he states publicly? >> right. i mean, i think we're going to see this continuing to happen. you're talking about "the washington post" was talking about him unleashed. i mean, the more he's confident and emboldened to kind of say what he wants to do and just talk about it witho

burns for real clear politics and john harwood. thanks for joining me on a holiday. let's begin with the feud. what in your mind is behind it? do you think the president's ultimate goal is here? >> happy easter, alex. the president's ultimate goal is to detour news coverage that paints him in an unflattering light. he cares that the washington post made him look bad in covering him as a candidate and as president and this president reacts in a personal way when his interests are threatened. it's clear this is not about tax issues. this is not about the postal service, amazon as kelly's piece indicated provides a tremendous amount of volume for the postal service, which has been losing it from other places. this is about the president not liking news coverage that holds him accountable for his behavior and policies. >> that's a general consensus from a lot of people. let's look at amazon. talk about a huge following. as of september last year, 90 million amazon prime members in the u.s. there in terms s of t s s subscription service. are there markers to this? >> abso

john? >> phil mattingly for us. thanks so much. >>> let's try to dive deeper here, understand more. we're joined by political director david chalian. i've heard people say that paul ryan is the one thing holding the republican caucus together. that might be an exaggeration but he's certainly key to holding that caucus together. >> he is. as phil was saying, a challenging environment for republicans that may be a bit of an understatement. this is the toughest electoral environment republicans have faced, john, in probably a decade or 12 years or so and to have the leader of that effort say, hey, i'm not going to stand for reelection, whatever the reason, is obviously a big blow and the fund-raising point is critical. he just transferred $40 million or touted his transfer of $40 million this cycle over to the nrcc, the campaign arm. nobody is raising money like that for republicans in house races the way paul ryan is. that's a critical component of this. and quite frankly, having a leadership battle inside the conference during an election year can be distracting for the party when th

emily: it was john stein, the ceo of betterment. coming up, overseas european regulators are keeping a close eye on the mark zuckerberg's testimony on capitol hill. we will take a look at what is facing the social media giant in europe. this is bloomberg. ♪

f he wanted to engage and get on the home turfe two men who he saw as his enemies within the party, john mccaineff flake. he wanted to strike out at them where they live. >> they all said, lease, mr. president, don't mention any names."

john lynch was supposed to talk today about the draft on thursday. instead he got reuben foster questions. we'll hear from the g.m. and also giants, a big deal tonight. they've got washington and bryce harper at home. we'll update you, in a few minutes." (grant) (grant) the issue of

i'm not getting in trouble with her and john by taking us off schedule. i want to make sure -- i'm not sure if some of you read david joyce's piece in the "new york times" on gun culture. it's a really compelling piece. it talks about gun culture and different parts of america that may be familiar to some of us but unfamiliar to others. i think it's a great lesson in the importance and value of inclusion and making sure we speak and act in very inclusive terms. i use inclusion vis-a-vis the term diversity as well. there are challenges that people face all across this country, and they are of every age, shape, race, hue, religion, and we've got to make sure that we dial into those issues, that we

i expect john kelly will deny it. i think it's important to remind the nation that john kelly has lied on the record. >> one other thing that's important to point out, this whole memoir, the accounts of his interaction with trump, it's all based on contemporaneous notes that comey took as the fbi director. after every call, after every meeting, he would write a diary

rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson marked his dynasty — a boom time for darts. but he was the best. when i finish playing darts, my name is in the re cord playing darts, my name is in the record books, iwant playing darts, my name is in the record books, i want to set up such a high standard by the time i finish, luckily enough i am a young fella as well and i have got plenty more years in front of me, that when some other youngster comes along, we will see how good he is. he was bettered by phil taylor, the man he mentors, who was to become the greatest of all time. his influence on the sport was huge. he lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago following social media comments about the victims of barry bennell and the football abuse scandal — something he apologised for. the darts family were always going to forgive him, one of their legends and still such a popular figure on the circuit. there were tears last night — and tributes. there'll be many more. eric bristow, who died last night at the age of 60.

john cornan of texas acknowledged to rotters today that ryan's retirement creates another element of urn sent in the leadup to the 2019 election. while some republicans are walking aig away completely there are indications that those sticking around are trying to set red lines. mr. mueller's investigation is

carol, john, thank you. david? david: president trump holding a joints news conference with german chancellor angela merkel. blake burman, is the golden boy. let's go to the white house. congratulations. what did he tell you. >> i don't know if i'm the golden boy but i asked

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john? >> reporter: dana, good afternoon to you. this news that south korea, north korea are talking about the idea of possibly burying a hatchet that's existed since the calling of a cease fire at the end of conflict on the korean peninsula is just as larry kudlow, the president's point person on east asia affairs were briefing the press, president

the white house says shulkin resigned during a phone call with the chief of staff, john kelly, who was calling to tell him the president planned on removing him as the head of the department. but you talk to shulkin, he maintains he did not leave voluntarily and was instead fired in a tweet from the president. >> were you fired or did you resign? >> well, i came to washington with the commitment to make our system work better for veterans. that's the commitment i went to work every day. i continue to feel strongly about that. there was no reason why i would resign. >> so why don't you just say you were fired? >> well, i think that's the alternative to resignation. i received a phone call saying that the president wanted to make a change. that's certainly his prerogative to do that, and that's what happened. >> you received a phone call from chief of staff john kelly, who fired you? >> general kelly gave me a heads

john mccormack, guy benson. want to bring you back in as we continue to look live at the hill where paul ryan is expected to step up and publicly announce he will not be running for reelection. what a crazy morning. john, i'll begin with you as you were just listening to mark meadows react to the news on paul ryan but also the big news for the white house this morning as well. what is next in the mueller probe. >> i think if you want to combine those two stories, if any dramatic actions do happen paul ryan is now more free to do whatever he thinks is necessary in the event if robert mueller is fired. that the house could end up looking at impeachment or something like that. so again it's a very crazy day. i think paul ryan feels like he accomplished what he could in the time he was there. people like mark meadows have been very upset with ryan and the spending bills he passed. ryan built his career on the idea to reduce the deficit and disappointed in the fact that all the bills he passed have

trump is trashing a new and revealing report by "the washington post" about white house chief of staff john kelly losing influence and getting angry at the president on multiple occasions. trump called it a poorly written novel of one of the writers. that writer is going to join me next. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows?

has not condemned the elections partly because it economically depends on his or by john the country's vast reserves of oil and gas are key to less dependence on russia. drilling rigs as far as the eye can see azerbaijan's wells nice beneath the caspian sea in the form of oil and gas reserves foreign companies like b.p. own and total have invested billions here using technology and know how from around the world these german built cranes for example are used to construct further drilling platforms gas from the caspian sea is now set to make its way to europe via a sri and a half thousand kilometer long pipeline the pipeline will run through turkey to greece and italy and then northward toward central europe the bulk of the forty five billion dollar project is still under construction europe is keen to reduce its dependency on russian gas and yet as

space program, and particularly when jfk, john kennedy and the democrats con connected this thing called the missile gap and convinced a lot of people in the united states that the russians were gaining a superiority in possible nuclear war on the delivery of h-bombs, and so nixon was very much a hawk, very much willing to spend that kind of money, and yet met this resistance from eisenhower because eisenhower was getting the reports from the u2 flights which were saying the missile gap stuff was for the birds and the threat was not as major it's was. when you get to the actual nixon administration, nixon had a way of writing off huge amounts of the government as it operated below him. he wanted to focus on his great peace initiatives, china, ussr,

john kennedy will be among those questioning zuckerberg tomorrow shared some of his concerns, watch. >> i don't want to hurt facebook, i don't want to regulate them half to death. we have a problem, our digital utopia has minefields in it. mr. zuckerberg has not exhausted himself being forthcoming. my biggest worry with all of this is the privacy issue and what i call the propaganda issue are both too big for facebook to fix and that's a frightening part. >> harris: digital utopia. a peter doocy is live on capitol hill utopia. peter? >> mark zuckerberg kind of working the refs a little bit today, he is behind closed doors with the lawmakers who will question him tomorrow in a session that the world can watch on tv. we've seen his prepared remarks, he is expected to say that the

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to be fair, john put up a really good fight there, at one point, i was like, "can i hang on for the end?" but i managed to take it home, so i'm just really happy with that, to be honest. in the pool, it's england who have set the early pace. even before adam peaty‘s finals, other lions have come forward. for 21—year—old sarah vasey, any medal would have done, but with one good sprint, gold can be in touching distance.

but the "new york times" based on three unnamed sources reported his former lawyer john dowd broached the subject of pardons for paul manafort and mike flynn. the white house is denying the story and dowd gave a flat discussion. as far as i know, no discussions. joining us, gail troasht. mara liasson, and jessica tarlov. so the "new york times" story would be significant if pardons were potentially being dangled in front of witnesses. how does it stack up against the

joe is here along with stephanie link, jim levinthol, josh brown, john and pete nujerian josh brown, let's go to you first. april losses are no more we're not talking about trade, not fixated on trump tweets. we're simply talking about the stock market, this bull market back on track. >> maybe but the problem has not been the opening recently it's been the closes right? we're a couple hours away. >> a great call. sure >> all right, so, well, so think about this the headline that president xi, i did that right, is more conciliatory, which is actually not true if you read the body of what was being discussed and some of the english language translations, what they actually said was foreign automakers, there might be a lowered import duty if in fact the country they were based in was not engaging in a trade war. so that is not more conciliatory it might be good to jump start a rally after we had a rough couple weeks, but again, talk to me at 3:30

jay powell praised john williams for his insight and wise guidance. janet yellen strongly supports him in this position for his advice in the crisis. it's been controversial, though. so many people are criticizing the fed for a lack of diversity. a woman?ut why not a person of color? and a pool ofttee 60 candidates, 30 of them were not white male economists. another part of the controversy is that wells fargo that had a problem is part of the san francisco fed district. the fed has oversight over wells fargo. people point out it is very complicated. there was some fraud involved, people did not know what was going on.

john williams were placing bill dudley, retiring. the new york fed has come through with its selection. let's remember why the new york fed is so important, why there is so much focus on this appointment. new york fed, first among equals. the new york fed is a permanent voter on policy, the others alternate vote on the fomc. vice chairman of fomc, much closer as advisor to the chair, which bill dudley certainly was to janet yellen. overseas big wall street banks and conducts open market operations.

john: we maintain the independence of the bank of england. we want to have a debate about the mandate of that bank, how that could reflect the modern world. anna: so you would give a mandate but you would not be time the bank of england how to achieve them? have a debateto about the mandate but then we want to set up strategic investment which would bring together treasury, the bank of england, representatives from the finance sector and others and that we have a long-term plan for how we invest our resources in this country. as for the appointment after mark carney, i have a great respect for him. i meet with him on a regular

how long have you been coming to steve, then, john? a barber since 1970... about 20, 30 years. wow. is he any good yet? no, he's still learning! ..steve's seen out his share of storms. he had noticed prices creeping up but business stayed buoyant. it has been fairly steady, definitely. it doesn't even compare to how bad things were ten years ago? no, nothing like it. we were playing "spot the customer" at one time. but now, you have just a steady flow. but across the road, two years of growing costs have been tough on the meat business. now the market has had a face—lift and things are looking up. the last ten weeks we have done well. we have noticed that people in here have got smiles on theirfaces. you know, people look a bit more confident. it seems pretty vibrant.

and he was the signatory showing john hancock's signature on the declaration of independence, and helped to design the great seal of the united states, and then he would become the very first united states citizen to translate a bible in america. so he is an interesting fellow, he was. >> so as we continue the journey, you are looking at at several of the screens. these take on various debates of history

terms of hacking the dnc and john podesta e-mails, all those moves were designed to fuel and to increase the intensity of divisions already within our society. they targeted wedge issues of race, emigration. gun safety. they got involved in a way of trying to turn the bernie sanders wing, your party, against the hillary clinton wing of your party, and then make that more difficult for the democratic party over all. he kind of nailed it. that was, you have a data of the secret source that mike just mention. you have gerasimov doctrine. the right about the story that was written by time magazine that in the spring of 2016 there was a military intelligence officer of russia that was intercepted saying we have a plan against hillary clinton.

release e-mails that were hacked from john podesta, who helped run the hillary clinton campaign. again, there's a lot of questions here. and this is not the first we've heard that people are being asked about roger stone in the special counsel investigation. >> and of course, the president during the campaign said, i love wikileaks, and i'm sure investigators are looking into that, as well. we're expecting a first tomorrow. the first sentencing of someone who has now pled guilty in the mueller probe. >> right. this is a milestone in this investigation. alex van der swann is pleading guilty to lying to special counsel mueller's investigators. under the guidelines, he could get between zero and six months in prison. we're expecting, i think it's even likely, that's hae's going to get no prison time. he also faces $250,000 fine. look, he's got a baby due in august, wolf. even though he lied to the special counsel, he later corrected the record, provided the documents that the special counsel said that he was withholding and he's a very key witness, simply because he

they say he was -- he says that he was fired via presidential tweet right after chief of staff john kelly gave him a heads-up last week. >> were you fired or did you resign? >> there was no reason why i would resign. >> so why don't you just say you were fired? >> well, i think that's the alternative to resignation. the president wanted to make a change and that's certainly his prerogative to do that. >> so the tweet fired you? >> yes. >> but this is more than a he said/she said. it can impact the va going forward and it's the latest chaos in the trump cabinet. joining me now politico's anna palmer covering all these fast changes. let's talk about shulkin. we've never seen a resignation letter from him and the white house didn't dispute his account that he was fired. why does it matter? >> it's been interesting they've shifted their narrative. first they said he resigned and

i'm ana cabrera in for john and poppy. the president continues his attacks on daca, on mexico, on democrats, and the filibuster rule, all of it apparently spurred by reports of an immigrant caravan heading to the u.s./mexico border. the president is due to make commen

we also welcome members of congress, paul mitchell, john moolenaar. where are they? thank you, fellas. these are great people. i want to thank chris mac and alli and the total team for hosting us tonight. thank you. [applause] i wish you could have given us a larger arena but what are you going to do? right? thank you, fellas. finally, we have to thank a very special person in all of our lives. they shouted it out, melania. [applause] that is true. our amazing chairwoman, the republican national committee ronna mcdaniels. she has done some job. if you remember, she ran in the -- she ran the state of michigan, and who won the state of michigan after decades? [applause] i remember that night. it has been a long time since the republicans won michigan. they said, donald trump has won the state of michigan. remember that? [applause] and we won a lot of other states also. that was some night.

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john sullivan expresÓ su desacuerdo con la transiciÓn no democrÁtica que ocurrira en cuba la prÓxima semana cuando raÚl castro deje el poder. parale paralelamente a esta reuniÓn adeptos de los gobiernos de cuba y venezuela, boicotearon... >>> mÁs noticias a un nuevo dÍa, y vamos con un grupo de guapos. felipe, zuleyka y jorge. chicos. >>> y se suman 2 guapos mÁs. >>> american ninja warriors. >>> es un programa de televisiÓn de competencia deportiva. para ganar el gran premio. >>> y extremo, esta competencia es vista por grandes y chicos y nos acompaÑan 2 competidores puertorriqueÑos. bienvenidos. >>> gracias, un placer estÁ aqÍi esta maÑana. >>> esta es la dÉcima temporada, estÁn de regreso a la ciudad de miami para mostrar las habilidades de la competencia ¿quÉ requiere una persona, una persona como felipe, una persona como yo? personas que tenemos las habilidades necesarias. >>> el talento. >>> cualquiera puede ser un ninja warriors. >>> cualquiera puede ser. >>> ¿en cuÁnto tiempo?. >>> 1,2 aÑos segÚn la capacidad mental. fÍsica primero y luego mental. >>> tenem

llaves, ccamareros y otro tipo e obreros, recibimos a abogado especializado en asuntos de inmigraciÓn john prat. >> ¿cÓmo estÁs?. >> muy buenos dÍas. >> hÁblame de la visa h 2 b, cuÁnto tiempo dura, cÓmo se solicitan, dÓnde tienes que estar, cuÉntame cÓmo se hace eso. >> bÁsicamente como se dice la palabra son temporales, son bÁsicamente industrias que necesitan a trabajadores porque necesitan mÁs trabajadores o tienen una necesidad especÍfica o es un trabajo que viene por temporadas por ejemplo en ciertas cuestiones de jardines, donde es invierno y no se puede hacer ese tipo de trabajo, en la secciÓn hotelera, y hay ciertos de construcciÓn, bÁsicamente se pide con el departamento de trabajo inicialmente la compaÑÍa pide el nÚmero de trabajadores para poderse pagar el salario que dice el departamento de trabajo y despuÉs se pide por inmigraciÓn y la visa se pide en el paÍs de origen ¿no?. >> ahora cuÁles son los requisitos para calificar para este tipo de visas?. >> bÁsicamente son personas q de nuevo tienen cieas experiencias en este tipo de trajo, la compaÑÍa

. >> recordando con orgullo mÁs que nunca sus raÍces john pineda nos recibiÓ en su nueva casa. >> mi hermano y yo nos quedamos allÁ en guatemala. >> tenÍamos que trabajar en el como y todo pero nos ayudÓ para echarle mÁs ganas. >> por primera vez huntington park tiene como alcalde a un inmigrante de guatemala. >> alguna vez pensaste que llegaras a ocupar este lugar?. >> es un sueÑo nunca me imagine que iba a graduarme de la. >> y trabajÉ para el senado y una congresista. >> desde los 13 aÑos que llegÓ a la ciudad, john se propuso devolverle a su mamÁ todo el. >> ella dice sÍ valiÓ la pena y es el sacrificio que pasan muchas madres. >> el dÍa de maÑana diga mira si valiÓ la pena tu sacrificio. >> aquÍ me siento yo ¿puedo agarrar esto?. >> no mÁs puedes agarrar. >> no, es de la gente eso. >> cuando no se portan bien. >> en el Últimos aÑos muchos hispanos anteceden a john pineda aquÍ vemos la diferencia. >> es interesante ver este lado y este. >> dÉficit nifbmente y es un claro ejemplo. >> sÍ se puede encuentras un obstÁculo sigue adelante hasta que alcances tu me

. >> elton john recibiÓ un merecido homenaje por su carrera artÍstica, artistas como lady gaga, john legend fueron solo 3 de las estrellas que participaron en este evento, transmitido ayer por cbs y elton john subiÓ al escenario y deleitÓ a todos con su mÚsica, el show llevÓ como tÍtulo "aÚn estoy de pie" >> asÍ es. >> felicidades a este gran artista. >> cristina rompiÓ el silencio en relaciÓn con la situacion de su ex esteban loaiza acusado de narcotrÁfico, cree que esteban loaiza es inocente, de paso asegurÓ que no estÁ en sus planes ayudarlo y que espera que toda esta experiencia le sirva de escarmiento y lo haga mejor personas *. >> bueno estas son las noticias del espectÁculo que tenemos hoy, nosotros nos vamos a una pausa, pero enseguida le contamos lo que estÁ pasando con facebook su fundador se presentÓ en el congreso y hoy le explicamos cÓmo proteger su informacion. >> y tambiÉn se cumple el plazo para declarar los impuestos si para declarar los impuestos si necesita una extensiÓn, ♪ para declarar los impuestos si necesita una extensiÓn, ♪ [bocina] [so

. >> elton john tambiÉn se estÁ mencionando, ed sheeran hasta las spice girls. >> va a estar interesante. >> no solo el voy lon che lista *. >> ademÁs pasa siempre en estos eventos la seguridad se estÁ reforzando mucho y todavÍa falta un mes por eso y aÚn asÍ se esÁa reforzando y sobre todo la presencia de las fans que ya estÁn ahÍ. >> pero falta un mes. >> dÓnde duermen? >> en carpas. >> recuerden que la boda esta boda real pasarÁ el prÓximo sÁbado 19 de mayo, en el castillo y tÚ vas a estar ahÍ para traernos todos los detalles. >> ya estoy practicando. >> mira, a mÍ, yo no pude irme y evitaron porque estoy de cumpleaÑos el 18 asÍ que no puedo ir a la boda. >> yo serÉ tu representante. >> mientras representamos todos vamos a saludar a paulina y las noticias del dÍa, paulina. ♪ >> que bonito saludo real, gracias chicos buenos dÍas vamos con las noticias de este miÉrcoles, ya que los dreamers tienen hoy motivos para celebrar luego quen j fallÓ contra de decisiÓnel presinte trump de cancelar el proama daca, la cual calificÓ de arbitraria, el gobierno debe presenta

rosenwald, the honorable judy reardon, linda schmidt, local 1984 new england college, shannon chan lee and john for state senate. the granite bridge project by liberty utilities. town councilman ted cohen, alderman garth, you a local 131, united auto workers, senator harold janeway, councilman chris pappas, new hampshire afl-cio lars riddell. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] and at the mt. jefferson level, the national air traffic controllers association, local 195. the. the professional firefighters of new hampshire, northern new england district council and paul. give him a big round of applause.

bill is retiring this summer and rumored that john williams was in the running. we now know he certainly was. let me remind everyone why the fed's position is important. first among equals. among the presidents 12 rotate devote every year.

a new report that john kelly got so heated with the president he threatened to quit. pruitt under pressure. calls for the right and left as the ethics scandals pile up against him. >>> storm watch. a major announcement coming from stormy daniels' lawyer about the man she claims threaten her to keep silent. >>> order to the border. national guard troops are deployed to the mexico border to help secure it until president trump gets his wall, but who's paying for? >>> also new developments from munster, germany, where a truck plowed into a crowd of people, killing two and injuring dozens more. >>> we'll start this hour with new reporting from axios this afternoon. jonathan swan reporting white house chief of staff john kelly threatened to quit acourting to sources familiar with the event. kelly reportedly blew up at the president at an oval office meeting the same day. a senior administration official tried to pour cold water on the report and said calling it a

john? >> two questions. on monday i asked you if the president would contact president macron and prime minister may about an alliance with france and england not unlike that president obama tried to forge in 2013. he has had two conversations with both of them. have there been any new developments and has he spoken with any other world leaders, especially those in central europe about a larger coalition instead of the u.s. going it alone in syria? >> we've had regular contact with regional allies and partners including israel, saudi arabia, france and the u.k. and a number of other countries. we provided reading outs the conversations the president has had. both are -- the national security adviser as well as the secretary of defense, the acting secretary of state and a number of others in the administration have had regular contact with their counterparts from a number of other countries. >> the other thing that i wanted to ask, the president has a good relationship with congressman scalise, a good persona

john ring's nomination to serve on the national labor relations board is an important next step to continued cleaning years of regulatory rust off the american economy. it's a natural addition to the progress we've made scaling back unhelpful regulations that make it harder for american businesses to create jobs and make opportunities for american workers more scarce. mr. ring's confirmation will give the country a fully stopped nlrb once again and turn the page on the previous administration's effort to remake this bipartisan board into a one sided political weapon. even in a short amount of time last year, we saw just how much good a fully functioning nlrb can do for american workers when it calls balls and strikes fairly instead of bending over backwards to meet every demand of big labor. today we'll have a chance to get things back to normal for the long term. mr. ring has a distinguished record in labor negotiation. i would urge my colleagues to join me in voting to confirm him today. after mr. ring, the senate will turn to the nomination of pat pizzella to serve as deputy secretary of

john chiang, democratic candidate for governor "i have the honesty, the integrity, the record of fiscal responsibility and responsible leadership to move california."among the topics tonight -- healthcare, public safety, immigration and border control, water and the high speed rail. some fireworks throughout...travis allen "i'm the only candidate in the race that has a vote record as being a conservative."evan