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How can they be expected to trust anything anyone says? flint is not some sort of an anomaly. fingerprint flint is a warning to the rest of the country. if we don't take back control of our government and have people in positions that we trust, we cannot ever rebuild the trust. it's interesting, we're talking about this president, our constitution, the framers anticipated the potential of a rogue president. i have to say this. donald trump by himself is not the problem. and this is where i think the moment that occurs to us right now is so critical. the problem is the people who were supposed ...

That it was not safe, knew that it was dangerous, knew that it would hurt people. how can they be expected to trust anything anyone says? flint is not some sort of an anomaly. flint is a warning to the rest of the country. if we don't take back control of our government and have people in positions that we trust, we cannot ever rebuild the trust. it's interesting, we're talking about this president, our constitution, the framers anticipated the potential of a rogue president. i have to say this. donald trump by himself is not the problem. and this is where i think the moment that occurs to us ...

To use that leverage effectively. he didn't have to create a civil war with the president. yeah, we know the president will go off in a tweet. but you have this coalition of like-minded soldiers who have been out there fighting for this moment where those big policy issues could be put into practice and capitulated. they gave into a tweet. they didn't stand up for the constitution. they gave in to a sly word by the president or fear of a very narrow base and didn't push back. i find that fascinating that with all that building of coalitions and policy, you didn't use it as a soft hammer to pus...

And the government will have to answer or hundred of course be very important in the field of migration and then we see a very substantial change ok we're going to talk more about this we're getting these live pictures from the underside of the voting has just ended we're going to the bundestag right now and our correspondent there michelle acuff they're looking at the chancellor right now and binder results on the line the defense minister theirs will functionally like and let's bring in michelle acuff there at the bundestag if we couldn't ask her what we know so far about the vote and how it...

Bundestag live where with michelle acuff there there michelle i can you break down the numbers for us. yes the german chancellor was going to makkah was reelected with three hundred sixty four votes that's nine more than she absolutely needed there were nine extensions she could have and some probably feel should have had forty four more votes than she needed so. it clearly was enough but not absolutely everybody was on deck in her so-called grand coalition so one might be able to suspect that less a so within their own party but that some social democrats probably just simply couldn't bring i...