Gone into a blind trust. of course, he should have shown his tax returns and everything else. but why didn t he go into a blind trust? because he still wanted to have control over his business. which means his business is a way to get to him. and that s what s so concerning about what we saw with the candidate, giving, you know, offering a $50 million apartment to putin or when it comes down to the saudis. let s not forget, everyone knows this president s transactional. he said he brags about it. he said the reason not to go after saudi arabia with khashoggi, the journalist who was murdered, was because they buy our military goods. i guess that s always what trump referred to as toys earlier, i don t know. but it s that s the big fu fundamental problem with trump, is that he becomes not just transparent, but translucent. you can see just right through him and where to go. let me play for you the s.o.t. that basically, the soundbyte from the president that essentially is
Trumpeted these saying 100 million of military goods would be headed there. that means close to half a million jobs in the u.s., he thinks it would be foolish to cancel those deals. two statements out from the president on the state of play. he will meet with mike pompeo who s traveling back either tonight or tomorrow to get a readout of his meetings in riyadh. and let s play that sound real quick. i hope that the king and the crown prince didn t know about it. that s a big factor in my eyes, and i hope they haven t. mike pompeo just left. he went to turkey. he s coming back late tonight. i m seeing him tonight or tomorrow, and we ll find out. hans, thank you. so the president s talking publicly now. his son is also out appearing publicly hitting the midterm campaign trail tonight in michigan to try to help boost republican senate hopeful john james. i want to keep this streak going. for donald trump junior, the
Weeks ago yes we will keep an eye on that one don you quote in frankfurt thank you so much. counterproductive and senseless that s how russian president vladimir putin labels the latest tranche of u.s. sanctions against russia which have now come into effect officials in moscow say they re bracing for lower growth and a week of ruble as a direct result until now the kremlin dismissed the big falls in the currency as market volatility not anymore. this russian reporter is saying that the u.s. has now banned exports of gas turbines to russia along with key items for the aviation industry like jet engines and electronics. until now the kremlin has been demonstrably on ruffled by u.s. sanctions especially since an earlier round had long reduced trade in military goods. but the mere announcement of this list so in stocks in large state owned
It focuses a lot on economic security and as general mattis and others have said, economic security is national security, so that s the big connection. steel is only used in a small percentage of the total output in military goods. that s certainly true, but we re down to only one producer of the armored plate that s used in military vehicles. if that company goes out of business or shuts that mill, we ll have no domestic producer of it. similarly in aluminum, we only have one producer domestically of the high purity aluminum needed for military aircraft and for satellites. the military demand is not enough to keep the steel industry or the aluminum industry going. they have to sell lots of commercial products and that s the interaction that mays it
international gathering and that means protesters. groups or individuals with something to say always seek out these events and the television cameras that cover them. we want to go straight now to chicago. paul, tell me about this domestic terrorist sceting that netted some potential troublemakers? reporter: what happened was authorities here in chicago have arrested three young suspects, all of them 20-somethings. they brought them into court today after arresting them wednesday and they re accusing them of a vast conspiracy. in fact, they say they were going to get molotov cocktails or fire bombs and perhaps throw them at barack obama s campaign headquarters. the mayor s home, rahm emanuel s, and also throw these fire bombs at police targets. very serious allegations. let s hear what authorities have to say. the individuals that we have charged in this investigation are not peaceful protesters. they are domestic terrorists who came to chicago with an anarchist agenda t