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A deliberate snub of a senior trump aide by the turkish president. well present are the ones refusal to meet with bolton he insisted was a deliberate snark he said that the bolton had met with turkeys defense minister and his spokesman and that would be entirely sufficient but given what heard one had said into his parliamentary deputies today very strong language attacking bolton everyone here is sees this as a direct snub to bolton and according to turkish media reports bolton is cutting short...

Representatives of the kurdish people and regards them as a terror organization because of their ties to turkeys outlawed kurdistan workers party p k.k. . again why the story is dorian jones has the latest from istanbul so dorian how are we to interpret these statements is this a deliberate snub of a senior trump aide by the turkish president. well prisoner the ones refusal to meet with bolton he insisted was a deliberate snark he said that the bolton had met with turkeys defense minister and hi...

Bader ginsburg will not take her seat today when the supreme court convenes its first public session of 2019. >> its a big deal. she wont be there for the oral arguments. she can still vote after reading them, but this is -- shes recovering from surgery to remove those two cancerous nodes or lesions from her lungs. she has never before, the 85-year-old justice battling cancer, has never missed a day on the bench for oral arguments. she will today. this is a first for her. >> well, this is a firs...

Discovered at a very early stage. back in november, she tripped and fell in her chambers behind us. she went to the hospital. diagnosed with fractured ribs and as they looked at the fractured ribs, they saw these two cancerous nodules. at the time, the court spokesman released a statement saying there was no evidence of any remaining disease. like i said, she survived twice before. she said last summer she hopes to stay on the court until shes 90. thats five years from now. shes hired clerks, no...

Theres been a lot of successes on emissions and carbon. but there is a setback in a referendum that was put to the voters, which was essentially a kind of carbon fee on big oil companies. it was put directly to the voters, and it lost in a liberal state where youre popular, where these ideas are not anathema. what does that say to you about the politics of this issue still in the year 2018-2019? >> it says we need to use different tools. >> thats interesting. >> we have lot of tools in the toolb...

Connect with people in the midwest, in smaller communities, to help them grow jobs in their economicty challenging circumstances, than to show them the job creating opportunities that we have demonstrated in my state, that are making carbon fiber in moses lake, small town. making solar power in lynn, washington, this is a jobs message, perhaps first and foremost. but we need a president who will show a vision for that type of optimistic future, and they need to do that out of the chute. this is ...

Carrie dan, and cornell belcher. welcome. it seems like for us to say boy, 2019 is going to be wild. 2020, and were still recovering from the mess that is the post election massacre. what have we learned from that that tells us how crazy 2019 is going to be? >> i think, first of all, 2018 is going to continue into 2019. >> theres no stopping? >> no. now that democrats control the house of representatives, these investigations are only going to expand into the president and so that is also going ...

But the impact of robert muellers investigation was ever present in every corner of american politics. and with that, id like to welcome in my panel for this evening. with me here on set, senior adviser for moveon.org, karine jean-pierre, eli stokols, communications director for the nrcc, matt gourman and leighann caldwe caldwell. thank you for being here to look at the year that was and the year thats to come. eli, how does president trump start off 2019? is he in a position of strength, of wea...

Politics. and, of course, very little of this man. but the impact of robert muellers investigation was ever present in every corner of american politics. and with that, id like to welcome in my panel for this evening. with me here on set, senior adviser for moveon.org, karine jean-pierre, eli stokols, communications director for the nrcc, matt gourman and leighann caldwell. thank you for being here to look at the year that was and the year thats to come. eli, how does president trump start off 2...

Midterm setback acknowledged it. this one did not. how much harder does that make it for congressional republicans to recalibrate? >> i think every previous president has said some humility in accepting a midterm loss. this president knows one mode, forward, attack, offense. as he feels more threatened and closed in, hes oscillating and swinging more wildly and fighting like a corners badger. its only going to get worse when he faces democrats in charge of house committees in the next year. >> c...