now an increased security risk following a controversial decision made in washington. the intention to move the embassy. president trump decided to declare jerusalem the capital of israel and move the embassy there from tel aviv. foras been on the books decades but waived by every american administration until now. stability and security of the region. no other country in the world has its embassy in jerusalem. east jerusalem with an arab majority is seen as the possible capital of a palestinian state, leading others to criticize the president s decision. jourdan s king says it will promote muslims and christians alike. t our nation for thousands of years. israel thinks that this move the2 years overdue and feedback he has been getting from world leaders is overwhelmingly negative. heartland ticket of of everyone across the globe. palestinian factions have called for three days of rage. the white house says they don t want to preclude the possibility of a future pa
benefits of tax cuts of bonuses, higher wages, more hiring in more investment. it s the great corporate pass through. more announcements are likely. tax cuts showing positive economic results. democrats are still making some very dubious claims. for example, nancy pelosi says raises taxes on 86 million middle-class families. that is factually wrong. it is dishonest political spin. the left plans a year-long all-out attack like about when you just saw. investors clearly approve however the tax cuts and what they ll do for economy for wages jobs and investments. stocks going up this morning. we don t know how the market closes this afternoon, the president and his top economic adviser both talking up the market today. it will open high gear. later this morning, congress holds a tax plan signing ceremony and you will see it. varney & company is about to begin. we will start with this. a white suv plowed into a crowd of pedestrians in melbourne, australia. we want to know who
us, reporter for politico. thanks all three. we ll start with you first on this kendall, what do you make about what the president said is this. i think the president s comments are consistent to what he s been saying all along. we can all judge whether he s under investigation. but certainly a lot of people very close to him and a lot of information that suggests that that s the case. but so far will is no reason to believe that, for example, paul manafort has anything incriminating to say. and some of the other people that we are learning a lot more about, such as papadopoulos and carter page. nor do we know if they have anything incriminating to say about president trump. one thing i think is going to be really critical at some point president trump is going to be interviewed. and one of the things that will be very, very critical is whether at the end what could be a very long wide ranging interview, special counsel concludes that president trump has said anything that
because i m being told he can sense if i m worried. and a rare encounter with the australian drop bear. and the reporter who lived to tell the tale. hello and welcome i m katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. the queen wants a quick solution to the problems presented by the duke and duchess of sussex but it is not entirely straightforward disentangling senior royals from the firm. and so what we have tonight from the palace is a holding statement. the queen, says she is fully supportive of harry and meghanâs desire to create their new life together, although she makes no secret of her sadness they will not be working as full time members of herfamily. in the statement her majesty said today s meeting at sandringham, attended by prince harry and the senior royals had been constructive. but there are, she said, complex matters to resolve. the final decisions will be taken, we are told, in the coming days. the duchess of sussex was not at the meeting, sh
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