when americans die in battle, it s very hard to cover those things up. we saw in iraq, once a war is fought. and you cannot get away with hiding those things from the american people. i think we need to understand what the trump administration is doing here and what trump did throughout the campaign, if you question every fact that may undermine your standing, then nothing s true and then your partisans, the people you need to support you, never have a reason to doubt you, because the press has so little credibility among so many people. i am not defending it, but i m complaining the political calculus behind it. and i don t think it works in a real world situation when we talking about what the u.s. is actually doing swroeoverseas, w kind of figures are coming out on jobs reports. playing games with crowd size is one thing, if they want to start messing with actual statistics n that come out of the government, i may be wrong, but i don t
taxes more than donald trump s personal taxes. let s talk about what else you learn from a tax return, because every president since jimmy carter released their tax returns. you learn charitable contributions, you learn about any possible business ties, questions about whether he has any ties to russia. so we re not going to know that otherwise. we also know that the president has no conflict of interest. no we don t. we so don t know that. the constitution said there s no conflict of interest when you re president. i m not going to debate the constitution for this panel, but the law you re referring to says the president can make a lot of money while he s the president, he can run businesses et cetera. there s another part of the lew, th law says that you cannot have any ties with foreign
trump. but here s the real power for her in building a strong relationship here, she is she has told the european union leaders that no deal is better than a bad deal, she will essentially turn britain into a tax haven if she doesn t get what she wants, but she needs something in her back pocket before she begins those talks with 27 european leaders. those talks begin in a couple of months, so getting some promises, some understanding with president trump is going to go a long way to do that. she s framing this as strengthening the special relationship, this is what she said. yes, i m going to go at the end of the week and i should be meeting with him on friday and talking to him on friday. there will be many issues for us to talk about. because obviously the special relationship between the uk and the u.s. has been strong for many years, we ll have opportunity to talk about our future trading relationship, but also some of the world s challenges that we all face, issues like defea
conversation, and in the bead after the conversation, the prime issue for netanyahu was the iran deal. he effectively went quiet because he saw very little he could do. now he sees a chance with mr. trump to repeal or renegotiate that prime minister netanyahu spoke to mr. trump this evening in what was a very warm conversation. the prime minister expressed his desire to work with president trump to secure peace and security in the region with no daylight between the united states and israel. the two talked about the peace process with iran and the palestinians, and other issues. netanyahu will come to the white house for a visit and that will be set in the days ahead. it looks like it will come right after the meetings with the
that are reported on cnn and elsewhe elsewhere, it doesn t make them any less true. maggie is right, this is about the credibility of the government spokesman, he s the top government spokesman, it was only day one, but it was a difficult day one. we ll see what happens. president trump says he has an ongoing war with the immediate yoochlt. new data says that western countries are only starting to realize that the cold war has moved online. what are we talking about? we re going to dive into this next. 4 lines. 40 buck each. all unlimited. all in. switch your family today and get 600 bucks.