shot vaccine. can i just tell you about it for a second. i went on my own and didn t have anyone take a picture of me when i was getting the shot. i didn t. i don t think i would have liked to have seen a picture of me getting the actual shot anyway because i am afraid a needles and it would make me throw up if i saw a picture of myself getting an injection. but i took the photo of myself. i know it is a terrible photo. i am wearing my old battered west point baseball cap and forgot i put a bright red binder clip on the left side of the bill for safe keeping. i am such a dork. and this will be like forever in my vaccine photo. i look a little crazy in the photo, beyond just the weird hat. it is because i was sitting there balling my eyes out from relief and from gratitude from being able to get the shot. i kept having to sneak under my mask so i would not soak it while i sat there crying for half an hour. side-effects, i feel totally fine. my arm hurt a little after and i fel
same time. we will get the latest. plus, we will speak with pulitzer prize-winning investigative journalist david cay johnston, who just obtained two pages of donald trumps 2005 tax returns. it shows most of the taxes trump paid were due to a special tax on high earners that he is now trying to abolish. but is there any hope the nation will see more of trump s tax information? pres. trump: the old one who cares about my tax returns are the reporters. the only one. i won. i mean, i became president. i don t think they care at all. i don t think they care at all. i think you care. i think you care. amy: and we help look at how the state of arkansas is looking to execute eight men in 10 days. arkansas says the state supply of the sedative midazolam will soon expire. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. calls are growing for president trump to release his full tax returns after part of his 2005 r
cut $20 billion in funding or is united nations, the u.n. facing an unprecedented crisis as nigeria, smiley, south sudan, and yemen all face famine at the same time. we will get the latest. plus, we will speak with pulitzer prize-winning investigative journalist david cay johnston, who just obtained two pages of donald trumps 2005 tax returns. it shows most of the taxes trump paid were due to a special tax on high earners that he is now trying to abolish. but is there any hope the nation will see more of trump s tax information? pres. trump: the old one who cares about my tax returns are the reporters. the only one. i won. i mean, i became president.. i don t think they care at all. i don t think they care at all. i think you care. i think you care. amy: and we help look at how the state of arkansas is looking to execute eight men in 10 days. arkansas says the state supply of the sedative midazolam will soon expire. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!,
cut $20 billion in funding or is united nations, the u.n. facing an unprecedented crisis as nigeria, smiley, south sudan, and yemen all face famine at the same time. we will get the latest. plus, we will speak with pulitzer prize-winning investigative journalist david cay johnston, who just obtained two pages of donald trumps 2005 tax returns. it shows most of the taxes trump paid were due to a special tax on high earners that he is now trying to abolish. but is there any hope the nation will see more of trump s tax information? pres. trump: the old one who cares about my tax returns are the reporters. the only one. i won. i mean, i became president.. i don t think they care at all. i don t think they care at all. i think you care. i think you care. amy: and we help look at how the state of arkansas is looking to execute eight men in 10 days. arkansas says the state supply of the sedative midazolam will soon expire. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!,
how seriously president trump is considering this possibility because he told reporters at the white house today that there were five people who wanted this job as national security adviser, and they were good and qualified people. so we don t know where he is right now, but this is something that is being discussed at the white house. is this more about secretary pompeo consolidating power within the president s inner circle, or would it be more about president trump s views of both jobs, especially given how he says he makes decisions? reporter: right. so we know that president trump listens to himself. he does rely on his the members of his cabinet, secretary of state mike pompeo being one of those voices that is a really integral player when it comes to the decisions trump makes. but ultimately it is the president who makes these decisions, but he doesn t necessarily feel the need, our reporting shows, to have a new person added to that team. he s considering it, bu