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taliban. after two decades of war, the hour has come to at least try for peace. >> okay. some highlights there of the foreign policy issues the president discussed in his state of the union address. >> you heard the president speak about cancelling a cold war era treaty with russia. then he seemed to raise the possibility of an arms race. he also discussed iran, afghanistan, isis, venezuela, and announced the time and place for the next summit with north korea's kim jong-un. >> a lot of stuff there for foreign policy watchers. joining us live is bloomberg opinion editor and columnist bobby gosch. bobby, what struck you the most? >> the news was his meeting with chairman kim february 27 and 28 in vietnam. everything else was rehash of what we heard before. i was expecting to hear more about venezuela because of the proximity, not just of the
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the president was obviously aware of what happened. he knew it wasn't about adoption. but he dictated this statement. we now know that he was so directly involved in putting forward this false representation. then send his people out, sarah sanders among others, to lie and mislead the public about it. it's hard to avoid the conclusion that the president was an active participant in covering up what took place in trump tower and again that's an indication that the president has a consciousness of wrongdoing if there was no collusion, then why lie about what took place in trump tower. >> hope hicks, the communications director for the president, she was there when the president dictated that statement. when she gave an interview to your committee, the house intelligence committee on february 27, was she honest? >> we couldn't get her tonswer questions about the production of that statement, nor could we get cey lewandowski.
neither reimbursed me for the payment. the adult film star wanted to share her story in 2016 after this "access hollywood" came up. >> when you are a star they let you do it. >> but the lawsuit said trump and the campaign got wind of stormy daniels plan to reach out to the media and wanted to shut her out. the lawsuit says cohen has continued to shut her up and protect president even as recently as february 27 when cohen filed a bogus arbitration proceeding against daniels. but they said this about this arbitration. the designated judge from the arbitration found that miss clifford had violated the agreement and enjoined her from filing this lawsuit. >> now, stormy daniels attorney has responded to what sarah sanders said at the white house saying that trump won this arbitration. he says, look, we have had no
february 27. can you describe what happened? >> well, our understanding and quite honestly we are looking into this, but it is that mr. cohen on behalf of the entity ec went into adr services in los angeles and filed an arbitration proceeding managed to get adr services it appoint an arbitrator immediately. and managed to get that arbitrator to issue a temporary restraining order without ms. daniels. >> she didn't know this was happening? >> no idea. and that was by design of mr. cohen, she had no idea it was happening. no opportunity to respond. no opportunity to present her case. no opportunity to have a hearing
happened again tonight. for the third week in a row democrats in the house introduced a resolution telling the president to release his tax returns. that i tried this on february 27, march 7, they did it tonight. the vote tonight was like it was all the other nights, party line. tonight it was 223-183. only one republican congressman voted with the democrats, walter jones. all the rest of the republicans telling their constituents they think trump ought to release his tax returns, when they go back to washington they are not standing by that. joining us is congressman bill pascrell, a democratic member of the house ways and means committee. thank you for being here, congressman pascrell. >> rachel, thanks for your courage. >> we are talking about courage here. is this one of those things where you'll keep having the republicans vote on this? you're going to keep having the republicans try to put their money where their mouth is and you'll expect a different result? >> they haven't seen anything yet. we're doing it not only on the
that i tried this on february 27, march 7, they did it tonight. the vote tonight was like it was all the other nights, party line. tonight it was 223-183. only one republican congressman voted with the democrats, walter jones. all the rest of the republicans telling their constituents they think trump ought to release his tax returns, when they go back to washington they are not standing by that. joining us is congressman bill pascrell, a democratic member of the house ways and means committee. thank you for being here, congressman pascrell. >> rachel, thanks for your courage. >> we are talking about courage here. is this one of those things where you'll keep having the republicans vote on this? you're going to keep having the republicans try to put their money where their mouth is and you'll expect a different result? >> they haven't seen anything yet. we're doing it not only on the floor of the house, we're going to do it continuously in the ways and means committee which is one of three committees under a code that passed in 1924, the irs code, this was added to it
happened again tonight. for the third week in a row democrats in the house introduced a resolution telling the president to release his tax returns. that i tried this on february 27, march 7, they did it tonight. the vote tonight was like it was all the other nights, party line. tonight it was 223-183. only one republican congressman voted with the democrats, walter jones. all the rest of the republicans telling their constituents they think trump ought to release his tax returns, when they go back to washington they are not standing by that. joining us is congressman bill pascrell, a democratic member of the house ways and means committee. thank you for being here, congressman pascrell. >> rachel, thanks for your courage. >> we are talking about courage here. is this one of those things where you'll keep having the republicans vote on this? you're going to keep having the republicans try to put their money where their mouth is and you'll expect a different result? >> they haven't seen anything yet. we're doing it not only on the floor of the house, we're going
what a night. an unbelievable night. what a great campaign. >> bernie sanders saw differently. >> looks like we are in a virtual tie. >> new hampshire was 8 days later. sanders from neighboring vermont seen as a favorite but does even better than expected winning 60% to 38%. >> she couldn't catch a break in new hampshire and they tried to deflect it by saying, well, this is the neighboring center for vermont but really wasn't. and didn't have any endorsements and she had a much better organization. >> next up was the nevada caucus which clinton won by 5 points and then february 27, the south carolina primary. clinton crushed sanders by winning close to 74% of the vote. her support among african-americans and her superior organization made it seem like she'd won the nomination. began hitting republican front-runner donald trump. >> despite what you hear, we
he was just re-elected this spring to a second term. he was forced into a run-off. that settlement that he spoke of, the $5 million the chicago city council approved to go to the family of laquan mcdonald was approved just four days after he was re-elected and clearly, as he said, the city attorney was approached by the family on february 27. that's just after the run-off or the first round. he was forced into this run-off. so this was a politically difficult time for him. he knew this was bad. he knew that the city's legal office was saying that this videotape was bad and recommending that the city settle with the family even though the family had not yet filed a lawsuit. so i think that there's a lot that -- a lot of questions that are surrounding this