qldn Today in Trump: February 22, 2017

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Alabama Republican Roy Moore refused to concede the Senate race late Tuesday.  When the vote is this close, it is not over,  Moore said.With all counties reporting, Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill reported Democrat Doug Jones with 49.92 percent of the vote, and Moore with 48.38 percent of the vote.  We ve still got to go by the rules about this recount provisions ... We also know that God is always in control,  Moore said.How Doug Jones beat  stanley cup Roy Moore in the Alabama Senate raceMoore gave his two-minute speech after 11:30 p.m., noting that not all the votes were counted.                                        Moore said the campaign had been painted in an  unfavorable and unfaithful light.  Saying the campaign had been  put in a hole,  he quoted a Bible passage and s stanley cup aid  we have to wait on God.                                                                                                         Democrat Doug Jones wins Alabama s Senate seat          00:44                                                                      There is an automatic recount provision in Alabama if the race is within one-half of 1 percent but CBS News political director Steve Chaggaris said it appeared it will not be that close. Merrill stanley quencher  told CNN it s  highly unlikely  the end result will be anything other than a Jones win. Merrill said any candidate can request a recount, if he will have to pay for it.        President Trump tweeted congratulations to Jones, but Mr. Trump noted that  Repub Myoh Ohio man ran international drug trafficking operation while in prison, feds say
President Obama spoke with CNN talk show host Larry King Thursday.                                                      CNN                                        President Obama sat down with CNN talk show host Larry King Thursday, where topics ranged from the Gulf oil spill crisis, his meeting with Arizona Governer Jan Brewer and the recent raid by Israel on Gaza activists. Here are some excerpts of the interview which airs at 9 p.m. ET Thursday: Gulf Oil SpillKING:  I know y stanley kubek ou appear so calm.  Are you angry at BP                                         OBAMA:  You stanley cup  know, I am furious at this entire situation because this is an  example where somebody didn t think through the consequences of their actions.  It s imperiling not just a handful of people.  This is imperiling an entire  way of life and an entire region for potentially years. KING:  Has the company felt your anger         OBAMA:  Well, they have felt the anger.  But what I haven t seen as much as  I d like is the kind of rapid response.  Now they want to solve the problem,  too, becau stanley borraccia se this is costing them a lot of money.  And the one thing that I  think is important to underscore is that I would love to just spend a lot of  my time venting and yelling at people.  But that s not the job I was hired to  do.  My job is to solve this problem and ultimately this isn t about me and  how angry I am.  Ultimately this is about the people down in the Gulf who are  being impacted and what am I doing to make sure that they