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Talks will continue in a couple weeks. one of the biggest problems the president has with china right now, he reiterated again today that theyre not making good on their promise to buy more goods from american farmers. neil? >> grady, thanks very much. speaking of the chamber of commerce, their ceo will be joining us shortly. and now whats going on in hong kong. that was putting some pressure on stocks earlier when it erupted two days in a row of violence at the nations premier airport. one of t...

Between her and the democratic congresswoman. >> the real contract are in the security areas. border security. she is so weak on these issues. she supports the left open border policies. the bill that they all got on basically encouraging child trafficking in open borders. she wanted to cut ice. voted against funding the department of homeland security. >> she is trying to make her democratic opponent seem as liberal as possible. she has a new nickname calling her hollywood cinema and mcsally to...

Diplomacy, i think is much more willing to be harsher in the private settings, at least with these authoritarian leaders, then he is in the public ones. what do people want? i think people wanted the president not to necessarily equate the opinions of his own director of national intelligence, dan coats, with those of vladimir putin. that was i think the major mistake. >> bret: the moral equivalence. >> exactly. that sense of moral equivalence only reads president putin to think he has more of a...

And the map is revealing the locations of u.s. military bases and other highly sensitive security areas, which could be really dangerous. the map did not reveal live movements but these new details were enough for coalition forces to revise guidelines on the use of wireless devices. >> jon: politics trumping music at last nights grammy awards. hillary clinton appeared in a surprise cameo reading from michael wolffs book "fire and fury" along with a few other entertainers. >> he had a long-time f...

Police officer that may be nearby and mention it to them. something that doesnt seem right is something we all want to investigate. >> talk that theres a big infrastructure push in the new year. the president indicated that. a number in both parties have expressed support to hear each side out. obviously the tsa and security at airports could and likely will be part of that. what do we need? >> well, we need -- when tsa first was formed, we basically worked into the existing infrastructure at ai...

He basically confirmed what all of us have been saying. yeah, this is actually a ban. thats what the lower courts confirmed and said its a ban. its a dangerous one, at that. the other thing, too, i would say and im not trying to be funny here. its in true honesty. i wish someone in the name of national security that someone would change the password on his twitter account so he can be locked out. because what he is doing is erratic, its dangerous, and its also just false. >> and, jake, you made ...

I wish someone in the name of national security that someone would change the password on his twitter account so he can be locked out. hes erratic, its dangerous, and its false. >> and, jake, you made a point a moment about home grown versus the foreign connection. and, look, the president cant take away rights here within the country. all right. but the folks that the travel ban is aimed at have no rights. they have no rights under our -- >> theyre coming to the united states. >> they have no -...

An isis inspired attack. >> police are very careful about the information theyre releasing at this point. theyre not calling this a terrorist attack but you and other law enforcement analysts say it has the markings of a terrorist attack potentially. isis involved here. in terms of the timing it says ramadan, we also know that its the day before what was going to be a benefit concert? manchester following the attack that happened there less than two weeks ago in which that bomb explosion that to...

Potentially going to be lines of people gatherings that happen outside security areas. the most we can hope for is people are vigilant and try to spot suspicious behavior. as you can imagine in a large concert hall, 21,000 people, people arent necessarily paying attention, looking for a potential suicide bomber, they are there to enjoy a concert. it is very difficult to prevent, unclear if there was a security failure but its unclear to prevent people from entering, if it wasnt a suicide bomber,...

20 isis militants armed with kalashnikovs or small grenades into several security areas in the city and took over some of the buildings and also holed up in a hotel just ithe middle of town. most of those have been killed or routed out and only a few of them still remain according to security officials there. this, tamron, is a classic isis diversion narr diversionary and diverted the elite countersecurity forces from mosul, the main fight and brought them at least, some of the units down an hou...