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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170313:17:58:00 - Vimarsana News

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Netherlands, on wednesday, and in france in a few weeks. candidates geert wilders of the netherlands was here for the cpac conference, representatives of le pen of france were here. many anal gis were made of these candidates and president trump. they offered words of praise for him, or did so through their representatives. is he aware of these candidates in europe who invoke his name and image? if so, what does he think of these would-be trumps and trumpettes? >> i don't know the answer to that. i think most of these are -- we'll allow sovereign nations to have their own elections without int...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170313:17:53:00 - Vimarsana News

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>> yes. >> reporter: -- or assume it's phoney? >> it's real. >> reporter: how can we say it's real when you say -- >> i did not tell you that. >> reporter: the president said, you didn't, the president said the numbers were phoney then but very real now. >> there's a big -- >> reporter: he will later say actually -- >> hold on. i think the difference is the president was talking then and now about job creation. the number of jobs, the issue that he brought up in the quote you're talking about was the percentage of people who are unemployed. and there is no question that no matt how youook at t...

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Million people on it. the actual figure is 10.4 million people. half the number of people it predicted would be insured re on it. and it's declining. so, the ly point, peter s to make sure people understand, if you're looking to get a bull's-eye accurate prediction as to where it's going, the cbo was off by more than half last time. it's not -- this is not about what my understanding or my belief of the cbo is. the last time they did this they were wildly off and the number keeps declining. the question that needs to get asked right now, or, frankly, the awareness that needs to be brought up, ...

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Peter? [ inaudible ] >> would you like to know, thank you. the president spoke to the chancellor of germany. they agreed due to the current weather the meeting should be postponed. rescheduled to march 17th, this friday. same schedule of events on march 17th. >> reporter: i'll ask my question if i can very quickly, then. >> thank you for your assistance with -- >> reporter: that's news. you spoke on behalf of the president quoting him on the jobs report up. said they may have been phoney in the past but they are have real now. want to make sure you get right. >> reporter: should they trust the...

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He says -- >> hold on. you asked a question about cbo. now conflating it with a question -- >> reporter: we talked about wiretapping. the question in simple terms, when he says something, can we trust that it's real -- >> yes. >> reporter: -- or assume it's phoney? >> it's real. >> reporter: how can we say it's real when you say -- >> i did not tell you that. >> reporter: the president said, you didn't, the president said the numbers were phoney then but very real now. >> there's a big -- >> reporter: he will later say actually -- >> hold on. i think the difference is the president was talking...