Meeting with the same nato allies hes ridiculed for months. He literally shoved the liter of montenegro at last years summit. Well see how this one goes. Thats quite a moment. And there was this stair down with Angela Merkel at the g7 and an unprecedented attack by an American Administration against canada. Well, you know why . Why . Well, because theyre stealing our shoes and theyre scuffing them up. I hate it when that happens. Is that what he said, richard, the president of the United States said the canadians are stealing our shoes and scuffing them. Nation of shoe scuffers. So they will sound old. They send them across the border. Stop. No, really, thats what he said. I know thats what he said. He is scuffing the shoes to make them sound old. Just weird. Then its off he lifted that straight from fdr in 43. A british woman died yesterday in the uk from the same poison that struck a former russian double agent in march. Trump travels to london to meet with theresa may who condemned
but once a decision on those steps has been made, it will be announced by the department of homeland security. reporter: when you say you can t rule anything out, is that kind of just a statement of we just done know yet? or does the u.s. have specific intelligence that suggests that it might, in fact, have been an act of terrorism? i can t get into the intelligence, but and it is accurate to say that the united states has not made our own determination about the cause of the incident. but based on what we know and based on, in part at least on what s been publicly reported, in terms of claims of responsibility, we can t rule anything out, including the possibility of terrorist involvement. reporter: now that we all have the tpp text to look at and enjoy at our bedside, can you give us an update on the timeline that the white house envisions for a vote on this, specifically the notion that republicans have put forth that congress would wait until the lame duck period
force. less tlan two hours from the third republican presidential debate and the field looks a little different. scott walker is out and for the first time ben carson is now leading in a national poll. data back at 22. for the first time trump will not be the undisputed front runner on the debate stage. last night in iowa he showed he is not afraid to beg for votes. iowa, will you get your numbers up, please. i mean, i am second. it s not like terrible, but i don t like being second. second is terrible to me. until iowa came along i said every poll. iowa, what the hell are you people doing to me? will you please do me a favor and work with my people and go out on february 1 and vote and give us a victory? but could an under dog trump overreach in his attacks on carson or could some like this one land. ben carson said yesterday that he wants to abolish medicare. and you know what a disaster that is. i m sure at some point he will take it back. he said he wants to aboli
his largest national audience to date? and will the two be taking any jabs at each other? and what about the other three candidates, o malley, chaffee and webb? do any of them have a chance to steal the show with a carly moment? we have every angle covered for you from on the ground to vegas. msnbc s casey hunt, john harwood, who covers national politics for cnbc and new york times and ron allen covering the man many believed would be on that stage tonight, vice president joe biden. casey, let me start with you. donald trump had tweeted earlier today he s going to be watching and tweeting live for the democratic debate which he said was going to be boring. he doesn t expect it to bring the big ratings. we got a tweet from hillary s campaign and from hillary moments ago saying glad you ll be watching, it s going to be huge. so how huge are we talking here? and the expectations for the first time these five are all together? thomas, i think that everybody agrees the ratings
more than 80,000 people gathered in a locked down central park. the lines to enter the park stretched for blocks, dozens of people deep, waiting hours for just a glimpse when pope francis finally appeared. the crowd was roaring, tears were flowing. some making the sign of the cross and almost everyone taking photos. i had tears in my eyes and it was just it was just such a holy moment for us. and another 20,000 people, the lucky ticketed few, greeted pope francis for his evening mass at madison square garden in what has become a hallmark of his papacy, he blessed a family and their young child with a disability. pope francis then delivered his homily in spanish and called for those living in cities to care for the disenfranchised, to live in what he called deafening anonymity. translator: the people who walked in the darkness have seen a great light. and we, christians, are witnesses of that light. and within this hour, pope francis will leave new york for philadelp