Mr. Trump will join us momentarily. Its the largest crowd the facility has ever seen with an overflow capacity, thousands of people inside and out. Please welcome, the next president of the United States, donald j. Trump. [applause] try to believe when the going gets rough that you have to hang tough to make it history repeats itself never doubt that you are the one and you can have your dream. Mr. Trump beautiful. So nice. [applause] they say we set a record tonight. [applause] i am going to make the people outside angry. They love me. I love them. We have over 1000 people outside. Hundreds in the second auditorium. You people got the good real estate. [applause] this has been an amazing time. I know it is very early. The polls have been through the roof. Every one of them. [applause] because, i dont know if it is me or the message, or a combination, but i brought back a term that hasnt been used in a long time for the silent majority. There is a tremendous silent majority that politi
They have signed an agreement to buy to modern advance technology. They will not have to rely on nuclear technology. If they feel it is a security argument that is much different. Somebody on the sides. She is raising her hand. My question is regarding sanctions. Sanctions being a repackaging of nuclear sanctions. A question i get every time i do a briefing. We were only talking about one category of our sanctions. Those were put in place over the last several years to address the nuclear program. All thesnt mean sanctions are going to be able to go away. Those are going to remain in. Lace there are lots of those that place. Main in one of the fundamental one is those that relate to those designated by the department of treasury and their support of terrorism. This is one of those things that is going to stay in place. They are going to stay sanction. Part of the sanctions imposed under the bill passed by congress in 2010, that bill says if you are a foreign bank and helpo business, if
2015. On our threehour program this morning, well be talking about police reform, u. S. National security challenges in the middle east, and the state of the u. S. Auto industry. But we begin this morning with the renewed debate in the country over the 14th amendment and birthright citizenship. With republican president ial candidate donald trump and several of his fellow gop contenders now calling for an end to the practice of granting automatic citizenship to anyone born on u. S. Soil, were asking our viewers to weigh in on this latest debate over immigration policy. Should the u. S. End birthright citizenship . If you think yes, the number for you is 2027488000. If you say no to ending birthright citizenship, the number is 2027488001. We also have a special line this morning for americans whose parents were foreign born, those firstgeneration americans can call in at 2027488002. A very good thursday morning to you on the washington journal. We begin this morning with a concept of bi
Thank you. I think the companies are focused on being mobile irt companies and partnering with Ride Sharing Services and investing in those types of businesses because they do recognize there are some changing patterns. Having said that, the car is really an important part of American Culture and how our economy functions and how most people get to work. I think the car will remain an important part of the American Life for decades to come. Clearly there are some changes with younger drivers, younger americans having a different perspective on cars than perhaps previous generations did. Roger green on twitter wants us to get to the trade deal. Does the Auto Industry support the Transpacific Partnership . We export more cars from the United States than anything else. Were not just philosophers of free trade but able practitioners. Weve endorsed every Free Trade Agreement the United States currently has. And were hopeful that the final version of the Transpacific Partnership is an agreem
To anyone born on u. S. Soil. Were asking our viewers to in on this latest debate. Birthright. S. End citizenship. 2027488000 if ou say no, the number is 20277488001. Special line for americans whose parents were born. Gn hey can call in at 2027488002. Us at journal at cspan. Org. We begin this morning with a of birthright citizenship that if you are born youre a u. S. Citizen regardless of the legal status of your parents. Was renewed in this country ever since a of a position plan by trump where he says irthright citizenship becomes magnet. St heres a tweet from Republican Former louisiana governor bobbie jindal. Says and of course ted texas he senator there also with a Statement Last night michael immediate veried absolutely want to end birthright citizenship. Trump talked about it interview. Whole thing with anchor babies and the concept i dont think youre right about that. Want me quote it if you to quote it. Here youre an american. But many lawyers say thats of the way it is in t