Lets get this thing on. Can you hear me . Perfect, perfect. You know, i walked in with one of these big i dont know what you call them a satchel with a big speech im going to do. And im just going to wing it because when youre with friends and family thats what you do, right . I wasnt going to sit here and bore you all with a 20, 25 minute wellrehearsed speech because thats not my style, not the style of my former boss that we all love here, right . Donald trump. [applause] so what i came out here, first of all, i want to thank the organizers of this because this is wonderful. This is exactly what america needs. We need this all around america, but of course, this is the nations biggest and beautiful city of West Palm Beach and i love it here. [applaus [applause] you know, ive come a long road, ladies and gentlemen. Its been a long two years. A very, very long two years. Im going to start by telling you that things werent easy. Initially we were in this chaotic moment, this coup that i
Think show their parliament or or a Prime Minister or the even the presidency could do were and perfectly were the demonstrators or the protesters and the problem is a very complex in iraq the political system has produced a consensual you know all between the Political Parties and they have shared the power they have here everything and fortunately they cannot. Its resulted in their in a very proud you know and their you know weak government as well as very weak you know procedures to fight the corruption mismanagement you know these are real demands by everyone in iraq iraq would like to see their country is very prosperous and very strong country has a good economy has a good basic instinct services unfortunately the government. Which is the product of the political process and the parliament as well i dont think should the parliament could do with their emergency assertion do much because they are part of the craftsman not part of the solution so then what youve been discussing the
There areetropolitan police here trying to figure it all out. I can tell you that one man was sht. Hes said to be in serious condition. He was conscious and breathing when they took him from the scene. I can tell you they are looking for a darkcolored sedan with a man and woman inside. They believe the woman may be the driver of that suspect car. As we lookown on the scene now, you can see theres a goldcolored ford explorer. Thesh wild is bashed in. Back in the tunnel, back in the dark side of the tunnel, theres another car in the center lane. There are a couple of women in that car. I dont know what role that car tays in all of this. Again,s happened around 2 54 this afternoon. S there wa crash. There was a shooting or a shooting and then a crash. One man shot. Hes in serious condition. The northbound lane of the third street tunnel has beenut sh down as Police Investigate this and try to figure out what happened and what caused this all to happen around 2 54 this afternoon. Were on t
Ofngress, it was his the th time. He was selected for his position with the special counsel ven his long resume. Today he delivered facts, but few fireworks or new revelations as he testified for more than six hours. Robert mueller in the hot seat. The former special counsel dismissing President Trumps claim his report cleared him of obstructing cejusti the president has repeatedly claimed that your report found there was no obstruction and that it completely and totally exonerated him. But that is not what your report said, is it . Correct that not what the rep et said. Laining why he did not bring charges despite some evidence. We decided we would not make a determination as to whether the president committed a a crime. Democrats endeavoring to make their case for impeachment. I believe he did uncover substantial evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors. Republicans attempting toob cast the pr as unfair to the president. The fact thaw ran it out two years means you perpetuated injust
Host good morning. My name is mark krikorian, executive director of the center for immigration studies, and we have done a series of interviews with important players in the immigration issue, whether in congress or in the administration. This morning touching guest is senator cotton, the junior senator from arkansas. Senator cotton is a harvard law grad, served as an Army Infantry officer in iraq and afghanistan. Hes on several committees, banking, intelligence, Armed Services but we are going to talk about todays immigration. Hes been a leader on immigration issue even before the president kind of raise its raised its profile. I appreciate, senator, you coming in and giving us some time. He will have to bolt for a meeting on the hill, so we will cut this off at 815 a. M. My first question is that you are as i understand six , a generation arkansan. Arkansas has been attracting more immigrants than it used to, but it is clearly not a leading immigration state. What attracted you to ge