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knows about dealing with u.s. presidents. when they re preoccupied with political intrigue at home, he says, foreign leaders can t rely on them. if this is going to be the next two or three years, totally consumed with these issues in washington, unable to focus on international releaations, that leaves a very serious vacuum. reporter: a vacuum they re trying to avoid at nato, which president trump will visit next we week. officials there are reportedly planning to put strict time limits on discussions about military spending and fighting terrorism so the president doesn t tune out. but if there s a sense of anxiety here s the first one. reporter: there s a sense of humor regarding the president too. donald trump has long been the butt of jokes. now satire shows find the material irresistible. what was the official reason for the shock dismissal of james comey? because he s bad at his job. he s so bad at his job that i am still the president. [ laughter ....
percentage points. i like the way he recognized that there is a country out here. it consists from coast to coast, not coast and coast. reporter: around the corner at books on first, trump supporter steve huber said he s had it with the news media. i almost tune off the news anymore because it s all about how he s behaving, not what he s really doing to help our country. reporter: but ken novak said the president seems too defensive, especially about russia. he tweets out that this is just a witch hunt. you know, why didn t he just come out and say okay, let s investigate it and be done with it? reporter: how do you react to talk of impeachment already? i think he s probably going to be impeached sooner or later. but the problem is that, you know, let s get to the facts first before we go that far. reporter: just about everyone we spoke to here agreed that the last few months have been a pretty bumpy ride for mr. trump, scott, but as one local businessma ....
will not tolerate leaks from his team to the media. dean reynolds has been talking to voters in trump country. lee county, illinois. reporter: at bill and dick s barbershop in dixon, illinois, guy vol was getting a haircut and weighing the news of a special counsel investigating the trump campaign. everybody s looking for something to dig at. they re looking it s a witch hunt. that s what he tweeted this morning. reporter: a lifelong republican, a trump supporter and an avid consumer of conservative media, vol blasted the president s critics. they keep saying the russians interferes in our election. how did they interfere? i mean, i never hear that talked about on tv. reporter: dixon sits astride the rock river, where ronald reagan was once a lifeguard. it s the seat of lee county, which donald trump won percentage points. i like the way he recognized that there is a country out here. it consists from coast to coast, not coast and coast. reporter: aroun ....
of an unparalleled career. in one of his last interviews before his final 100 metres on saturday, the jamaican telling me retirement was the right call. i think it s time for me to slow down a little bit, you know what i mean? and then i ll decide if i want to pick it up. but for me, after i retire i want to take it slow and relax a little bit. i think i ve just done so much already, and i feel accomplished. i feel like i ve done enough. bolt‘s decade long sprinting supremacy has entered the realm of legend, with a remarkable eight 0lympic golds, and a further 11 at world championships. he currently holds three world records, and with the personality to match, the world of athletics is losing a figure who transcended his sport. if you could describe the legacy you want to leave behind, how you want to be remembered in sport? how would it be? just simple, i just want to be one of the greats. one of the greatest. when conversations are had about greatest sports star i w ....
let s start with some breaking news this hour. protestors have stormed paraguay‘s congress building and set it on fire. demonstrators in the capital, ascuncion, were angry after a secret senate vote was held earlier in the day to approve a bill that would allow the country s president, oracio cartes, to run for a second term. paraguayan presidents have been banned from re election since 1992, to try and stop dictatorships. the bill will now go to the lower house of parliament, where he has a majority. venezuela s president nicolas maduro says he would resolve within hours, the controversy over the supreme court ruling. it strips the opposition led congress of its powers. there ve been widespread protests over the court s decision. earlier the attorney general, who s one of the president s senior aides, broke ranks with him to condemn the decision. translation: those rulings show evidence of various violations of the constitutional order and ignorance of the state mode ....