in the same direction harmony is not in trump s nato playbook he d rather set the agenda including his one on one meeting with nato general secretary young burke. tranced chief complaint the u.s. pays to much other nato members pay too little to the president which companies want to spend a great he s the oldest of the many. years back where they re dealing with the united states they are there in two thousand and fourteen only britain and greece made the agreed contribution of two percent of g.d.p. for defense spending germany lags behind with one point eighteen percent this year according to nato poland the three baltic countries and romania will all reach the two percent mark germany will spend more but with one point two four percent it still falls behind the target berlin can t count on any backing from the nato general secretary even saying to transfer the pressure from washington. we all
germany and the us has overshadowed the summit all eyes skyward the only moment where everyone was looking in the same direction harmony is not in trumps nato playbook he d rather set the agenda including his one on one meeting with nato general secretary young stoltenberg. tranced chief complaint the u.s. pays to much other nato members pay too little for the president which company wants it or use it all of us through the many. years back where they are doing it with. the united states they are there in two thousand and fourteen only britain and greece made the agreed contribution of two percent of g.d.p. for defense spending germany lags behind with one point eighteen percent this year according to nato poland the three baltic countries and romania will all reach the two percent mark germany will spend more but with one point two four percent it
whatsoever. those who have been able to track their kids down, some in chicago or new york or other states and they just can t figure it out. aside from being separated in the first place, chief complaint is the government doesn t seem to be assisting the parents actively when it comes to getting them back with their children. dave and christine. thank you, dianne. it is primary day in five states. colorado, maryland and new york, oklahoma and utah vote. among the notable races, mitt romney is likely to win the seat along with mike kennedy. and in new york, michael grimm is fighting to get his old seat back after doing time in federal prison for tax evasion. oklahoma voters with a ballot measure to make their s the 13th state to legalize medical marijuana. there are runoffs in mississippi and south carolina. the president was in south carolina last night to back incumbent governor henry mcmaster. he was forced in a runoff with the republican challenger. to the markets now.
charlestop, president trump expected to speak any moment. meanwhile, this is a live look, a live look at capitol hill. the floor there, the president s nominee to run the environmental protection agency that vote happening right now. democrats staging an all-night talkathon to delay this vote. kasie, walk us through what was essentially the chief complaint for democrats this time around, as it relates to these emails that a judge ordered be released? reporter: craig, scott pruitt has been controversial since he was first picked. democrats have said that he is too close to oil and gas companies, that he is fundamentally opposed to the basic mission of the environmental protection agency, and that he s going to run roughshod over those concerns. what s changed in the last 48 hours is this order from an oklahoma judge, a freedom of information case, a group there sued to say they wanted to see emails that scott pruitt sent as attorney general of oklahoma
complaints seem to have credence based on what you ve heard? their chief complaint is allegations can be made against them through this office of congressional ethics. and oftentimes they feel vulnerable to the allegations being out there should they be put forward by a staffer or someone else and they feel like their political careers are put at risk when these allegations come to light. and they don t feel like they have a full table, a full opportunity to make their case. robert, what did paul ryan know about this amendment monday evening and when did he know it? speaker ryan knew about what goodlat and others were up to push this amendment long before monday night. ryan argued against it, as did house majority leader kevin mccarthy. they were in kind of a corner politically. as much as they argued to the face-to-face conversations of their members to not do this, they knew there was such an appear tied to get rid of it.