Page 31 - Doesnt Like News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Ainsley: what are they saying now? >> same thing. i don't think they are going to change. steve: your group jexodus. you have events in new york and florida. >> our official launch will be in new york april and florida. are hoping to go across the country 2020. big jewish population in 20 it states. big swing states. come down to a few thousand or hundreds votes. we will get people excited and galvan mys jews across the country to do what matters for them. ainsley: jexodus.org. >> thank you. ainsley: crackdown on disability scammers. why you should think twice about posting about it on social ...

Rob: i never go anywhere without my own toilet. >> we can confirm only one kim jong un in vietnam. >> kim jong un impersonator, look at how much he looks like the north korean dictator, this is the impersonator. he was deported from vietnam, arrived in hanoi last week, with a trump impersonator. he had to go home to hong kong, he thinks they want to get him out of the country so kim jong un wouldn't be angry which may be a good idea because you know what happens to people kim jong un doesn't like. daniel on twitter says how to look at this twice for a moment, the trump kim summit had already b...

Snpt the president is awfully quick to condemn anyone he sees as an enemy or doesn't like. but there are some things he doesn't want to talk about so much. let's discuss it. hello, happy friday. >> hi, don. >> so steve king, king was stripped of his committee assignments after wondering in the "new york times" interview, terms lying white nationalist and white supremacist became offensive. this is the reaction of the president that cling seek re-election in 2020. >> i don't know anything about this situation. when did he announce it? he hand told me anything. we'll have to take a look. i haven...

Hearing a lot of frustration from european union officials because a deal was negotiated but then rejected by the british parliament. take a listen now to the sorts of comments we're hearing from brussels on a regular basis. >> because in parliament there is -- every time they have voted, the majority against something. no deal would happen and this will have terrible economic and social consequences. >> british prime minister theresa may is still talking to the eu hoping to smooth out some of those areas within her negotiated agreement that parliament doesn't like. she still hopes to get it t...

And social consequences on the continent. >> so theresa may is still trying to make her negotiated agreement work. she is talking to the eu trying to seek a compromise on some of the points that the parliament in britain really doesn't like. the reasons why they have rejected the dealing. but time is really tight. the clock is ticking and that is why you are hearing people both in the uk and in brussels saying that this no deal scenario, this much feared situation, they say it is looking increasingly likely. >> phil black reporting live from london. and in washington the united states gearin...