harmful, i am far more concerned about his labeling journalists the enemy of the people. instead i implored him to reconsider his broader attacks on journalism, which i believe are dangerous and harmful to our country. what did you make of that exchange? no longer so secret meeting. but when the president sort of tossed aside the he kind of opened the door for sulzberger, 37-year-old rookie publisher at the time to challenge him and now you have each side accusing the other essentially of risking people s lives because you have sulzberger saying enemy of the american people, fake news is increasing risks to journalists around the world and you have the president coming back with a tweet storm in which he called some journalists unpatriotic, which is akin to enemy of the people, for revealing the inner workings of government. kind of suggesting that national security secrets are being published unfairly. so what was intended i think as
unfolded on twitter this morning. the president tweeted out, had a very good and interesting meeting at the white house with sulzberger, spent time talking about the vast amounts of fake news by the media and how that fake news has morphed into phrase enemy of the people. sad. as you can imagine though there was a response from the new york times publisher a.j. sulzberger who felt it was responsibility to respond. i told the president directly that i thought his language was not just divisive by dangerous. although the phrase fake news is untrue and harmful, i m far more concerned about his labelling journalists, the enemy of the people. i warn his inflammatory language will lead to violence. andrew, as someone who does cover capitol hill, how is this likely to play out, this attack by the president against the press? are we hearing other senior
a month heavy snow has cut off the town leaving thousands stranded this. is not the only swiss resort where locals and tourists alike are trapped getting in and out of suntan tourney a deficit is almost impossible. more than thirty five years lived through june but i never saw so much snow like today to last the past week the police tell us that it s forbidden to leave the house you have to stay inside and no route and you have new secure lation and where we have no past we have no possibilities to go was the train all the traffic is closed. in the italian alps the road to chevy nia has been closed for the third time in a month it s estimated that five thousand people are stuck in the ski resorts. the risk of avalanche has also affected roads around sulzberger in western austria
italian alps the road to chevy nia has been closed for the third time in a month it s estimated that five thousand people are stuck in this ski resort. the risk of avalanche has also affected roads around sulzberger in western austria . and snow is also a big issue at the world economic forum in davos for many it s all hands on deck to ensure the meeting runs as smoothly as possible. monica joins me now lots of snow in dar was as well monica as we mentioned but all eyes were on the indian prime minister who made the keynote address he made it through the snow into the hold to hold that key you know that s right. delivered his speech in that swiss resort aimed at drumming up investment in one of the world s fastest growing economies would he highlighted the six fold growth of his country s g.d.p. since the last time an indian prime minister attended the world economic forum and