and let s not overlook that. it s easy to politicize the fbi. but this is a party and a president who has wrapped themselves in the law enforcement community. coming out of a lot of the cultural issues and the civil unrest across the country, donald trump was happy to wrap himself in the law enforcement community. and today, and this week, he is attacking the highest law enforcement agency in the country. and we can t overlook that. we also know the reason he s doing it. he s doing it because you know in the first segment we talked about the trump narrative that it was all about adoption when it comes to russia. the reality is adoption is one of the key negotiating points for sanctions. so that is the legal issue they re trying to obfuscate. even when he lies, he sort of shows his hand. the final piece is this. they keep turning back to hillary clinton. the last time hillary clinton held a public trust was almost five years ago. secretary of state. the reality is you can t do t
terms of words than in terms of where the embassy is actually located. mr. trump is recognizing jerusalem as the capital but he is signing a waiver so the embassy doesn t have to move and may not move until after the 2020 election. the israelis consider jerusalem their capital. that s where the prime minister lives and their parliaments heads. for decades, the u.s. embassy has been 60 miles away in tel aviv, a nod to hopes for brokering a peace deal with the palestinians that would decide the final status of jerusalem. a white house official on background saying, recognizing jerusalem as the capital is affirming a reality and went to great lengths to say this doesn t foreshadow american views of how jerusalem should be divided up or any of the other negotiating points. the palestinians want jerusalem as their capital as well. but they along with their arab allies aren t happy. video tonight out of bethlehem where they are already burning
here? a lot more is changing in terms of words than in terms of where the embassy is actually located. mr. trump is recognizing jerusalem as the capital but he is signing a waiver so the embassy doesn t have to move and may not move until after the 2020 election. the israelis consider jerusalem their capital. that s where the prime minister lives and their parliaments heads. for decades, the u.s. embassy has been 60 miles away in tel aviv, a nod to hopes for brokering a peace deal with the palestinians that would decide the final status of jerusalem. a white house official on background saying, recognizing jerusalem as the capital is affirming a reality and went to great lengths to say this doesn t foreshadow american views of how jerusalem should be divided up or any of the other negotiating points. the palestinians want jerusalem as their capital as well. but they along with their arab allies aren t happy. video tonight out of bethlehem
tax structure in and devastating medicaid. the bigger problem is that the bill doesn t do anything about costs. because of changes they made to the bill, a lot of reasons the conservatives are having trouble is not because of coverage issues but because people s deductibles are going to double because of the way they changed the benchmark plans. this is a commitment that republicans will not be able to deliver on if they vote for the bill. let me ask you about two negotiating points. nbc news learned a couple sources familiar with discussions, the deal making part of it, it is possible to get some skeptical senators on board, could see more for opioid addiction treatment, more money for rural hospitals as well. do you think that s enough to get it over the goal line? that may appeal to one or two senators who are going to be willing to be sort of exposed and bought off, but i think the analysis of the pending opioid deal shows that it only gets about 20% of the way to meeting
mcconnell says nothing wrong with an adjustment. what is the bannon base saying about this? well, first of all, great to be with you, chris. you know, i think these are mostly not moves to the center. they re moves away from populism and toward establishment republicanism. particularly on trade where they put out their negotiating points on nafta, which are really moderate compared to what he said in the campaign. he s done a total flip-flop on china. i think the people this is going to upset besides steve bannon are voters in states like michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania, which might not have voted for this particular trump. but you re right that this suggests a decline in bannon s influence, increasing influence by jared kushner and gary cohen in the white house because their positions are much more classic business positions. and for now, that s where trump is going. but i think we always knew that his convictions and i ll be