would the media like to hear mick mulvaney s report or would you find it extraordinarily boring and therefore not fit for camera? yes, please. would you like to hear it? yes, please. why don t we do this. we ll say grace afterwards. we are actually going t use that as an opportunity to take a bit of a break here. president trump there, weekly cabinet meeting, calling on his budget director mick mulvaney for a presentation. we will go back when the president starts to take some questions there from reporters who have assembled in the room. craig melvin here once again from mcallen, texas. you heard president trump there going on a bit about the economy, going on a bit about the bad hand he has been dealt with regards to iran, with regards to north korea as well, and, of course, with regards to mexico. all of this coming just less than a day really after president trump did an about-face on his policy of separating children from their parents as they illegally try to
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Most of those identified so far were over 70 years old, a lot of the seniors, obviously, weren t able to get out of the path of the fire. community leaders also yesterday held a press conference, along with her washe hall of fame de facto leader of the hawaiian homes community which survived, and they have not yet met with the governor, who held an emotional press conference last night saying lahaina will rise again. and that worries them that they re not being consulted at this level as to what is the sensitive way to reopen, how should the local community be at the table as they decide the future. generationally, the hawaiians here have been victimized and taken advantage of, lost land and water rights, which created the fire conditions of what used to be sugarcane plantations in lahaina. so a lot of trauma built in historically to obviously what they re going through right now. yeah, it s seemingly never ending. bill weir, thank you so much.