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Receptions the president has received anywhere in the world. the issues that they discussed, they seem to be in harmony with the may government and that sort of thing. at the same time, of course, there was also a surreal feeling about this press conference. after all, we have a prime minister now hes lavishing praise on someone who is widely seen as having badly failed in trying to get a deal before leaving. the european union. and a president who is being mocked on the streets of london, one o...

Deal. >> thats right, poppy. and joe biden has faced a lot of criticism from some of his fellow democratic opponents as well as progressives in his party who have warned his climate change proposal may not go far enough. and today, he is unveiling a 22-page plan on how hes going to combat climate change, and ill note that in that release, bidens team notes that he believes that the green new deal is a critical framework to combatting climate issues in the u.s. then they go on to lay out some of ...

In the museum here. but the message, as it always has been, against what those who dislike donald trump here say is his message of islamophobia, xenophobia, against certain minorities. the protests will continue in the background. numbers done because of the rain, frankly. always kills the numbers on the streets. >> before we go, david gergen, where does this relationship go from here? because it was a positive moment, but fact is theresa may is leaving, and fact is there are very serious issues...

Next week, both the former white house counsel don mcgahn and bill barr will be held in contempt of the house after they refused to comply with the democrats subpoena led by the house judiciary committee to turn over documents, provide testimony related to the obstruction of justice investigation. and from barrs case, he did not provide the unredacted mueller report the underlying evidence as democrats have demanded. mcgahn under instruction from the white house, did not comply either. at the sa...

House scuttles any kind of bipartisan deal on that issue. a lot still up on the table on whats doing to happen on tariffs and the bigger question of what they can do on the immigration front. >> lauren fox, thank you. i also want to note something that could be very big from the fed chair, jerome powell. he was just making comments, and he talked about the impact of tariffs, trade, et cetera, on the economy. listen to this. >> i would first like to say a word about recent developments involving ...