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President portrays it at mf-13 flows over the border and threatens you but people hear it, get scared and then they hear democrats even if it is just a few saying that they want to abolish i.c.e. which is what i think that president trump is framing here. do you want safety? security? a wall. vote for republicans. if you want to abolish i.c.e. and have no security, vote for democrats. that is just playing into the hands of the president. >> dana: and while i have both of you here i wanted to ask...

Launched on twitter, its worth noting that blimp baby trump is also holding a smartphone in its right hand. as for its size, this handy graphic was made by our friends at "the l.a. times." stands about six meters high, thats 20 feet, or more than three times the height of the actual president trump. and you might be wondering why a big blimp baby trump? one of the protesters who helped create it answered that question last week. >> he really doesnt care, the man has no shame. so, moral outrage i...

He later backed off those views and said he didnt believe a president should be subjected to criminal action while in office. i think what the democrats are going to do is obviously they know that the issues are really important to the american people here. choice is one of them. improving health care is another. theyre going to have to first hold every democrat and at least keep them from committing to vote for anyone until the last second until they have every bit of leverage as possible with ...

Fly this blimp portraying the president as a giant diaper-wearing baby over parliament during his visit. and given that trumps fights with british leaders have been launched on twitter, its worth noting that blimp baby trump is also holding a smartphone in its right hand. as for its size, this handy graphic was made by our friends at "the l.a. times." stands about six meters high, thats 20 feet, or more than three times the height of the actual president trump. and you might be wondering why a b...

Go on in perpetuity. someone is going to blink. going back to what kelly told you a moment ago, yes, there have been all these delegations and trips to beijibeijing. u.s. officials meeting with counterparts in beijing. there are no plans for other meetings to take place. that is concerning when you think about how long this might go on. as kelly mentioned, $34 billion in tariffs levied by the u.s. that met by the chinas in equal sum. $16 billion worth of tariffs in august. potentially more after...

Kind of candidate that does get through than those that brings on a fight he could potentially lose? >> the issue generates an important one. especially if you look for example at judge bret kavanaugh, one of the principle authors of the star report. and tonight that report if you go back and looked at it outlined the theory in which the president lined to the public as obstruction of justice. he later backed off those views and said he didnt believe a president should be subjected to criminal a...

Of trade and trying to especially deal with areas of who will own the future of technology. there is a great deal of friction between the u.s. and china over them sort of taking american technology. that has been a long-running intellectual property battle. of course, you have the real-life impact of how will costs will affected on consumers? the u.s. took the first wave of tariffs, trying to impose them at a -- not a consumer level, but at a business to business level, to try to slow the potent...

Chandler, or even the leaders of north korea look at it. as long as they get all the benefits, we should start looking at it the same way. because you know, having a nice summit, being friends is great, but it really doesnt advance the ball. >> but doesnt kim now have the leverage, hes now been raised on the world stage? >> yes. >> what doespompeii -- pompeo need to go do? >> either we need to get the agreement from north korea, give up ballistic missiles, give up nukes, then we need to go back ...

Accountable, i assume that makes the problem even deeper. >> well, yeah. and what cole also went on to say in that interview this morning was that the american people arent going to stand for something like this and they shouldnt. pretty pointed criticism of the president from the same party as him. so this is the line in the sand that a lot of republicans have drawn. theyve gone along with a lot of the things the president has done, but on this one, taking a step back and saying this policy is ...

Illinois. i want to ask you about the tariffs that go into affect tonight. we have seen pork producers, soy bean farmers and growers very concerned. illinois, you are ground zero for trade disputes with china, with mexico, with canada. what are you telling your con stis ent constituents? what are they telling you? >> ag plays an important role here. they voted for president trump. they are willing to give him levera leverage, but they are nervous. we see concern not necessarily taking on china. ...