thailand because the president pulled out of tpp. the president pulling out of tpp meant that they have to make their bikes there now. this is one of the moments that s totally counter conservative principles. the mitt romney theoretically would speak out against. yeah. we shall see. harry and zach, thank you. appreciate it. thanks. breaking overnight, a federal judge ruling the reunification of families separated at the u.s.-mexico border. san diego s federal judge ordered federal officials to stop detaining parents apart from their children unless the parent is unfit. the judge required the government to reunify parents with children under 5 within two weeks and ordered parents to be reunified with parents 5 and older within 30 days. the judge says the unfortunate reality is under the present system migrant children are not accounted for with the same efficiency and accuracy as property. certainly that cannot satisfy the requirements of due process. health secretary azar
he s never been of the part of the country that trump really, really speaks to. how do you think the president s attacks on harley-davidson will play to his base? he is going after an american company that is trying to make tough business decisionings essentially to save decisions, essentially to save itself from what they call bad trump trade policies. yeah, and closing a plant in nebraska, i believe. they re having to deal with the sort of realities of trump s policies now come is leading them to outsource to go to foreign markets which is the one thing he said wasn t going to happen under his watch. are his followers going to see that, and you know, process it? i m not sure there s evidence that they will. it seems more likely that they will be finding excuses for him, i think. that plant you re talking about is kansas city actually. they re consolidating production out of there and moving it to
last night they teamed up and responded. [ phone ringing ] hey, lowlife. hey, lost soul. what are you up to? nothing. be a man. i ll try. what are you up to? i m busy having no talent. did you see trump s rally last night? nope. me either. heard he said some pretty bad stuff about us. really? that doesn t sound like him. i heard him say we re all no talent, lowlife, lost souls. that s not right. that s conan. hold on. i ll get him. hey, guys, what s up? [ applause ] president who? trump. donald trump. the real estate guy who sells steaks. he s president? yeah. wow. how s he doing? not so good. oh. well, guys, give him time, okay? and remember, please, be civil. if we re not careful, this thing could start to get ugly. and it has.
dangerous. it makes us less safe. it undermines the values of our country. it sends an ugly signal to people who who look at our country as a beacon of freedom and a beacon of inclusion. steve bannon, a strong advocate for the travel ban when he was white house chief strategist, tells axios the decision is a big deal for the president s psyche, bolstering his certainty that his instincts are right and the haters are wrong. the travel ban restricts entry from seven countries including north korea. president trump is backtracking on his tough talk to restrict chinese investment. instead, we may give more power to an existing committee to back technology. the administration was supposed to unveil tough restrictions this week. sources told the government would block chinese firms from buying industrially significant technology targeting beijing s ma in china 2025 plan to dominate high-tech industries. here s what the president said
trump if the policies he s proposing are good for the state of utah, for other states, for the nation. on the other hand, if he were to say something that is divisive and significant, something which were racist or anti-woman, anti-immigrant, i feel a mor responsibility to speak out. i ll speak my mind. it s going to be fascinating to see what what how that will play out if for him in washington. i mean, the other way to look at what he said is that he s not going to stand with president trump. if he agrees with the policy. remember, they haven t agreed on a lot of stuff. so you can imagine mitt romney will arrive in washington and have this sort of strange, you know, elder statesman status without having been in washington or being really a part of the establishment here. you know, he s represented massachusetts. lived in california. now he s going to come in from utah. he s got a different kind of history behind him.