a fitting tribute to european unity. his great square where for decades important european treaties have been signed in the town or shang and in luxemburg henry rupert s is an eighth generation winemaker here second one is not as well known as the treaty which has its name but that could change because right across from his vineyards over the border and the german town of pale and silent other vignettes of thomas schmidt also a passionate wine maker schmidt came up with the idea of making a wine from three countries luxembourg germany and france. french wine makers rumpled pack a completed the trio his then yacht is just a few kilometers away in france three countries three winemakers one wine. and the goods of. the borders are open why should we work together and combine our experience from germany luxembourg and france that s what brought us three together
the late 60s, early 70s. and sources we spoke with said the president looked at that and said well, you know, why don t i have that many? why don t i have more? then there was a conversation about what you mentioned, joe, just that it s not really feasible to increase it, for numerous reasons. because of treaty obligations, because of budget. the u.s. doesn t have the budget to increase it right now. but i think it left some people we re told it left some people in the room a little surprised. one of the other vignettes we were told about, huge security concern north korea and the buildup there and that the president looked at the number of troops and the assets that are there and said well, i don t understand. why isn t south korea happy that we have this big defensive posture there? why aren t they happy that we have so many troops and assets?
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molly: it is a tremendous response that s underway right now. there are people putting their lives at risk and all these neighborhood folks coming out and helping one another as well. when you look back on what you ve seen in a prior administration, are there takeaways that president trump can use as he continues to respond to this natural disasters? the number of first responders, volunteers, people sacrificing themselves and their families to vote and rescue strangers, learn one of the vignettes, talk about somebody by name who did something, talk about the officer who died drowning. these are the individual human stories that stir us and make us connected as americans, that when calamity hits we help one another. that s what a president should talk about and he should talk about it by name of those who do it and to say thank you and to send that message to houston, we are here to help you and we are going to get you through this.
health care system in america. republicans will end up owning that. the pressure from the white house seems to be to get a bill passed. that s what you are seeing play out in front of us. schumer, reed, booker and blumenthal. physically huddling over health care. i apologize for the quality of the pictures. we put it through a doubler to zoom in on the vignettes and we lose the high definition and it goes back to being a bit more of an oil painting than we would like. it s our only choice because these locked in camera locations we don t have a joy stick where we can zoom in on the senators at will. this is what the senate gives the television network and we are trying to make the most of the pictures we are getting while we are trying to guess what is going on. 1:19 a.m. friday morning here in new york and of course to the south in washington. on the east coast, this is the last friday of the month of