The regime and its stability , trump is, of course, buried here, because it was he, as president , who gave the order to eliminate the general of the Islamic Revolutionary guard corps, ksir, qasem sulaymaniyah, so trumps murder can be blamed on iran, but they also warned , so trump is already clearly at risk, now they can stupidly block him. To kill, for the country and the world that shoots at its president s, america, this option can never be ruled out. In us history, pouring water on candidates for the white house, if not a rule of good manners, is not an isolated practice. A classic of the genre, the assassination of robert kennedy, the most likely winner of the 1968 president ial election. In a narrow hotel corridor, the ambassador in los angeles of robert kennedy, shot in the. Under hypnosis , they dont remember the moment of the assassination attempt, but why not now pick up at least a palestinian, because trumps proisraeli position is well known; a palestinian killer would seem
power from one freely elected president to the next. [applause] i committed to president-elect trump that my administration would ensure the smoothest possible transition. liz: what is supposed to be a week of transition is turning into a week of. boycotting the inauguration and the boycott is growing. i m liz in for deirdre bolton. it started as five democrats last week and then snowballed when civil rights leader john lewis questioned president trump s legitimacy. the boycott grew. i don t see this president-elect as a legitimate president. you do not consider him a legitimate president? why is that? i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected and help destroy the candidacy of hillary clinton. he don t plan to attend the inauguration. it will be the first one that i miss since i ve been in. liz: after those comments, the boycott of trump s inauguration by democrats grew to 32. 32 democrats will not attend donal donald trump s presidential nominat
reno industria closed-captioning of nevada newsmakers is brought to you by the nevada trucking association. trucking moves america forward. this is nevada newsmakers with host sam a political now from the nevada newsmakers broadcast headquarters, here is sam. and back on nevada newsmakers taping this program on february 1st to play back at this time, we are joined by eric herzik. great to have you on the program, sir. thanks for having me . from a historical perspective, can you compare it to the election cycle and compare it to another that seems to be as crazy? cop out answer. every election is unique. you would have to go back to maybe 68 where you did have candidate. now, trump is not a third party candidate but trump is an amazing phenomena. he says things that are just wrong. i mean both factually and in terms of denigrates the united states i think in many ways. george wallis was much the same way. and it s really be afraid. losing everything. and i
annulment. we begin with a debate over the nuclear deal with iran. congress can vote on a resolution rejecting the deal. democrats have support to uphold a veto, and may have the numbers to block a resolution reaching the president s desk. libby casey joins us from washington. what can we expect in the coming days? three more democrats have gotten on board with the iran nuclear deal, giving president obama the key number of 41 supporters, technically enough to block republicans moving ahead and disapproving of the deal. it doesn t mean the debate is anywhere near over welcome news at the white house. i can relate to you that we feel gratified today. reporter: three more democrats announced they d support the deal to kerb iran s nuclear programme, reaching the magic number of 41, enough to filibuster and prevent others voting. the democrat did not give full-throated support. senator ron whitton sits on the committee calling it reasonable, and released a statement say
mexico that helps supply america s drug addiction. thousands of people gathered in selma alabama to remember the city s pivotal role in the civil rights movement. today they honoured former president lyndon johnson for signing the voting rights act in 1965. he was motivated by what happened in selma. 6,000 marched to montgomery barack obama to protest fair voting laws. they were med with bloody violence. there were tributes to the civil rights leaders. many say there s more to go. tony harris is there. you ve been there all week, it was the culmination of the week. you re right. the day began in a symbolic and historic place. brown chapel ame church. 50 years ago it was the organizational hub of the selma marches marches. 50 years ago the names from malcolm x, and martin luther king junior. today it was the attorney general eric holder, and king iii at the selma moment at brown chappell. when we think about what martin luther king would want us to do. i imagine he d tel