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And we will make america great again. thank you, and god bless you. thank you. thank you, everybody. >> sandra: chris tire world, krysal hey, trace. >> hey, sandra, being just 50 days into his 100 day action plan, president trump is off to a pretty strong pace, first, the north american free trade agreement, nafta, which trump has slammed as a bad deal for the u.s. today, commerce secretary wilbur ross said they will begin the process of renegotiating with canada and mexico in the next couple of...

Ownership. donald trump has been doing more behind the scenes. mike pence has been working the hill, working some local television interviews. well start so see more trump travel. remember as you look at this whole thing, wolf, each stage of it has its own psychology that goes along with it. so, if indeed they can get the bill through the house, all of a sudden its going to be a different animal psychologically on the hill because it will have passed a major hurdle as it moves its way to the sen...

Few people in this country, least of all donald trump, have ever walked. so you have to respect that and pay attention to that, i think, in a real sense. >> reverend sharpton, mark, said to mike.com on friday,he democrats have said that they want to work with the incoming president trump when they can and not in other areas. were saying voting rights, criminal justice reform, police misconduct, healthcare, jobs, and economic justice should be off the table as negotiating points. >> right. i agre...

Like an art flick with french subtitles and miles. its so confusing. one they are announcing a deal for an agreement thats happening later and, get this they cant tell you about it. >> right. >> because its got to be secret. its like a whos on first routine without the translators. im so confused by this though the flags are amazing. i have to say the flags are amazing. >> and kerrys hair is perfect as always. thats what impresses me about the whole thing. i understand, mcguirk that one of the n...

>> so miss radack, what about mr. snowden? does he want to enter into those conversations? >> sure. were always glad to entertain conversations, and were glad that holder made that statement. its a little disheartening that he seemed to take clemency and amnesty off the table which are two negotiating points. but again, none of us have been contacted yet about restarting negotiations. and also i think that no harm-no foul is not apt. i mean, there has been plenty of suffering on the part of edwa...

>> clemency, a simple, you know, no harm-no foul, i think that would be going too far. but in the resolution of this matter, with an acceptance of responsibility, you know, we would always, you know, engage in those kinds of conversations. >> so miss radack, what about mr. snowden? does he want to enter into those conversations? >> sure. were always glad to entertain conversations, and were glad that holder made that statement. its a little disheartening that he seemed to take clemency and amnes...

Hes made it abundantly clear in the past that he believes that snowden should be in prison. jeffrey, thats your perspective on him. what sort of deal do you think the justice department may be considering giving snowden a guilty plea. this isnt clemancy that they are putting out there. >> right. the department of justice also has clients. they represent the entire government. think about how angry people at the nsa are about him. the justice department represents the whole government, including ...

Administration and frankly a lot of members of congress are like, okay, no slowing down and what is this mean? one of the big negotiating points over the next 18 months that has taken place in afghanistan is what is the size force that is going to be there after 2014? and, you know, karzai is trying to -- he wont say it, but he wants more u.s. forces there because that is what keeps him alive. ultimately that is what this is about is his survival. a lot of times a lot of of what he says in publi...

for the nuts and bolts on this fias fiasco, its the impact on the markets and your own investments. alison kosik joins us now. just what was this massive trading bet all about? before it went south? >> reporter: fredricka, what jpmorgan essentially did was made a big game am. they made risky bets and lost. the bets they made were to protect against possible losses on jpmorgans other investments, but clearly they backfired and the bets produced losses of their own. how did this come out...

All. he did emphasize his security speech from thursday, but i think he was very clearly telling the pro-israel group that this is in israels long term interest and he needed to do this before he went support that movement in the u.n. in september, chuck, right? >> reporter: andrea, how nervous are the israelis and the prime minister netanyahu that at the g-8 theres going to be a unanimous endorsement of the presidents division for what the peace process looks like, where the negotiating points ...