headquarters in new york, 9 a.m. in the east, 6 a.m. out west. new information about the russia probe. today the cia director weighing in on the alleged role of vladimir putin and the hacking of the election. teak a look. >> this committee has said this election was meddled with by the russians in a way that is frankly not particularly original. >> plus how much interest does president trump tack in national security reports delivered by the cia director? we have that for you. and then there were five. that's the number of republican senators now against their own party's health care bill. will the repeal and replace bill even get to a vote last week. and now new reaction it was part of the white house strategy to get the truth out. and the president's son-in-law facing new questions about his security cleanse from both sides of the aisle. we have the details next. but we do want to begin with the new reaction of the president lashing out at democrats as

senate republicans are encountering obstacles in trying to pass its version of the health care bill. >> i only hope democrats in congress will have the political courage to help fix what we know to be a catastrophic situation, a total disaster that they have created, to be part of the solution instead of be instructing, always on haven'ting chang. >> and mike pompeii owes'? i'm with the president nearly every day. we have 35 or 40 minutes on his schedule, it almost always runs long, which great. great questions. he is a serious consumer of the product that the intelligence community delivers and i appreciate that because i think it informs how he thinks about the world. my predecessor handled it

differently, wasn't there very often. president obama consumed himself intelligence very different. president trump asks us incredibly difficult questions and counts on us and other leaders in the i.c. to deliver those answers for him. >> kelly o'donnell is at the white house. there are five senators standing in the way with their vote. what is president trump doing to sway them over? >> reporter: well, it is crunch time. there is a plan to move forward, different when they pulled the bull and returned to it. this have. this morning the president is already commenting on health care. he has tweeted this, "democrats dlamd health care proposals as

obamacare premiums and deductibles increase over 100%. remember keep your doctor, keep your plan? the president has had a lighter touch on trying to persuade those conservative who is have not been coming on board because during the health care sort of bill on the house side, the president was very involved,ing is lots of members over here to the white house, lots of phone calls. he's done a bit of that but is really letting mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader, lead the charge on this. so i'm told top member of the gop leadership and senior staff to try to per wade lawmakers -- persuade lawmakers. >> and he became the fifth

senator to break with his party's health care bill. >> i cannot support legislation that takes away insurance from hundreds of thousands of people. >> the president and i are counting on your support. we need your energy. >> and while the trump administration is looking for public support on health care, when it comes to russia, they're struggling. a new nbc news/wall street journal poll shows 45% of americans are more likely to believe james comey, only 2% of the democrats. 76% of democrats side with comey, 22% believe president trump. >> the president makes a new claim, saying the mere threat of tapes --

>> when he turned out there may be tapes, i think his story might have changed. >> and president trump p prup said the obama white and they did nothing about it. why? when asked about robert mueller, the people walked a fine line. >> i can say all theon. >> todd: hair all hillary clinton supporters. on. >> and the nation's first reality tv president had a little fun on friday, bringing back old "apprentice" tag line with his secretary of affairs

mouthing the words "you're fired." >> that one never fails, does it, don? >> and the use of his words "you're fired" does have consequences. part of what makes this difficult, thomas, is that while there are some conservative members who are not on board yet with the health care bilk some of the other opposition would be from those with more rod p moderate states or where the state did accept the medicare expansion under the fairkt. and it, similar to what we saw in the house where conservative and moderate members were not seeing eye to eye. the margin for the republicans in the senate is so narrow. they could only lose two of their own members and then it would be mike pence who would

could in and they could only lose two and get this through. >> kelly, great to see you. thanks so much. >> and steve cohen sits on the house intelligence committee. you're against the health care bill but is there anything in it that is a palatable version of what the house passed. >> the house version wasn't much better. it's like death part two. it destroys medicaid, which is for the disabled, seniors, poor and included 20 billion. pd and insurance companies, tiff

and prak it puts it off till 2018 but mostly after 2020 so these people can run for reelection and the president can run for reelection and then they come in and slaughter the american people's health care system. it shouldn't be called a health care -- >> other than that it's very palatable. >> as we think about tennessee and the people of your home state reading the "times free press o "talking about 95 counties will have on one insurance provider offering individual health plans under the health care exchange markets next year. the tennessee department of commercial saying there will only be one insurance provider left this is a new york-based company founded by joshua

explain what you're hearing about how these deals could be shipping up and those associated with it, looking o mabb, the raspberry have been killing the affordable care act from the beginning so they would destroy it, not putting the money into it and as far as kushner coming in to tennessee and other things, the trumps are about greed and about trumps. they judge people based on their net wealth, not on their values or how they trench coat and don't think for a second he doesn't look every day at who's staying at trump tell $274,000

there and then goes to saudi arabia hoose got and it's an unbelievable tarn, put on our government and presidency. all the other presidents, even james buchanan and philmore would turn over in their graves. ulysses grant would. it's awful. >> the type of ak sags that you're making, what are you doing? you have joined nearly 200 democratic members of congress who joined a lawsuit saying he is violating the emoluments clause. why not go through congress? why not go through judiciary and

the commit, where i'm a ranking member on the constitution to have hearings on the emolment clause. instead we had a hearing on lawyer advertising on drug cases. the previous, if and the many people who are harmed by defective merchandise, defective drugs and robo calls that inconvenience you. we took the emoluments clause that says the president is supposed to seek the approval of congress before he takes any money of foreign gets we have

standing in the district to have the court and ask congress for con isn't to continue to take -- >> how do you think this is going to work its way into robert mueller and the special investigation? >> for one thing, it's a protection -- it's a constitutional violation by trump. and that needs to be dealt with. we tack an oath to uphold the economy cases and so does he. now, in discovery if we see his taxes, you can find out something about where he's getting his income, will be very enlightenings to the american public. and robert mueller will see it,

too. and beside possible obstruction of justice, an emolment clause would be another. >> the truth is as alien from donald trump as is the natural color of his skin and his hair. >> well, you know, think that there there are ways to talk about the president instead of personal attacks on his physical appearance. >> look at me talking about physical appearance. it's just the truth. i'm bald. >> glass houses, we're all in them, congressman. >> but let's talk about -- >> but i'm natural. this is me. i'm not curling it over and i'm not putting on suntan lotion. >> hey, look, we don't know what the routine is of the president but you can make your assumptions as you want. >> only his hairdresser knows for sure. >> -- saying the president was alerted to this.

now president trump is saying why didn't obama do more? we don't know of any action trump is currently taking under his own administration, other than ease sanctions provided by -- are you disappointed in barack obama and his administration not doing more wi wi withthe president is kind of like james comey and he didn't dream that trump would win. he should have done it. in retrospect, they know they should have done it and i think the president just didn't -- he's not an attack kind of guy. and he has a high, high degree of rectitude and they just backed off from it. i'm sure they wish they had gone

further. and they had the billy bush tape come out where the president say he would grab 'em and the news media didn't talk about our russian interferes with the election, it doo but, yeah, independent disappointed with what they did and there quite few times they didn't go part than they should have. >> it's it is not up to the meetdia to actual will you impose sanctions. we can't do that. we reported the news. >> you reported jeh johnson yesterday. but back on the billy bush day, it wasn't jeh johnson. >> it was jeh johnson. we had that information earlier that day. we had all those assessments being reported but we can't impose sanctions. >> i'm not going to argue about the news because i respect the free press. >> what do you expect the media

to do in retrospect when we did report it when it's up to the administration to push back and fight for the country? we report the information. >> the prz see that the sanctions removed. but as far as the media, you look at the percentage of coverage with the win i bag owe conversation and the conversation with jeh johnson and i'll bet you it's 100-1. >> take care. thank for coming on. >> sure. take care. >> coming up i'll going to spack with ben gelles. ...explosive.

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these cuts are blood money. people will die. let's be very clear. senate republicans are paying for tax cuts for the wealthy with american lives. >> so there we have democrat being senator elizabeth warren giving her assessment of the senate better care reconciliation bill. the gop bill features cuts to medicaid, tax cuts for the young, healthy and wealthy. joining me is democrat ben gelles, the former naacp president. let's talk about your take on the senate bill and how it's really going to affect the people specifically of maryland the the state you want to be goff, this is so sobering. talk to folks in the middle and rural parts of the state, their

lives will be hurt but the economy, about half of it, will suffer. when you shut down obamacare, you shut down world hospitals now, it really makes you feel like, you know, folks in congress too often, especially the ones pushing this that's why we have got to push for a single payor in our state. >> you tweeted about that last night. why do you think we should do that and are you worried that will cost you votes in running in this governor's race? >> you know, look, i think folks who love trumpcare might be frustrated, but the are the what want to make sure that everyone in our community has it. i was out on the eastern shore,

i was talking to a group of voters in the back yard and a guy raised his hand and said, look, i voted for trump and i just have one question for you. do you support single payor? and i said, yes, i do. he said great, then i will vote for you. this is about our families' lives, it about and not burdennd and i said we don't need to be 630% of your profits. give as you better deal. >> let's talk about another topic that's of interest to the cbc this week. certainly members want o have a friend in the white house and a friend in the oval office. members of the congressional black congress turned down a

meeting with. >> translator: they're show boating and actually -- it's obvious that they had no intention of ef sitting with the president. in fact, they called the invitation a social gathering, which nowhere in my letter did it ever say that was it so shade they're han -- don't they have to meet in the middle somewhere to get things done, as she says for her own consistents? >> there's a saying in washington that to have friends, you have to be a friend.

and president trump, especially this week has shown he has a hard time being a friend to most of the people in this country. he effort to kill health care will hurt people throughout every cbc district. it doesn't matter if you're in rural georgia or if you're in the center of baltimore. so coming to see him this week i think would have confused a whole lot of people. as for ms. manigault, she said when his wins, his critics will have to bow about if, the don't get rid of nancy pelosi because we're 35-0 in terms of the special elections. is there an issue with democrats and their view of nancy ploties.

>> we can win as dems if we are our true full sefs. if we talked about depending when we are the party of rfk and of martin luther king, of shirley chisism and of barbara mccow ski, we do great. and nancy knows how to do that. and if she leads in that way, i think she has a long future. but she's got to be clear in this moment about pulling people to gar where she comes from in baltimore and that monies. >> but did you really think that it was a chance for democrats to really have a chance, these were ruby red disabilities in has to

special elections, georgia being the closest with offsof making gain there is but would that have been a. >> no, will and i look at lines. these are districts that we typically lose about like 20 points and we lost them 7 or 4. and there are deep changes going on in the party that leave me hopeful. it's a matter of when will woo peend that divides us from the and shore and the washmountains and let's move our families forward. we can do that throughout the

south but it means we have to invest as a party in massive voter religious, it means ay have to be clear as a party that we want the best leaders, regardless of color, regardless of gender, regard leless, we wad to raise the major where it should be. when we do that as dems, we win, we pull in people from areas and remind them when they they are very very it's the views of a

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more than 1 who -- 140 people are feared killed in a landslide. you can make out how large those bolders are. >> president trump is responding to a report in the "washington post" about meddling in the u.s. election. he tweeted last night that the obama administration knew far in advance of russian meddling but did nothing.

why? >> up to thursday he was still declaring the dnc hack, that was a hoax. is he admitting now that this happened and is willing to also admit that there was russian meddling? this election? >> at times it's hard to tell exactly what the president's position is on issues. earlier this week we heard him suggest his tweet about tapes encouraged mr. comey to tell the truth and previously he had said that mr. comey had lied during his testimony. so if i was mr. mueller watching all of this unfold, i would think that if i had and -- >> it did say he was 100% willing to go under oath and the president now admitting he never taped comey, didn't have it. comey's memos triggered the special prosecutor in all of this and comey is saying, lordy,

i hope there are tapes. is this intimidation, the way the president tweeted at comey saying he better hope there aren't any tapes. >> i would say those are very stupid tweets for the president to send, it was a bad idea but they're not intimidation and not witness tampering for a couple reasons. first, if he was intimidating mr. comey at all, it would be intimidating him to tell the truth, which is not a crime. but i don't really think that anyone believes that the fbi director would be intimidated i don't think the president intended that way either. when i was a federal prosecutor, i had serious threats again me and a tweet is nothing compared to that. >> even for the president of the united states? >> well, if he was threat threatening mr. comey and his

family, that would be one thing. abo about. we have special counsel team. the president tried to make a point to discredit it all. and hopefully he'll come up with an honorable solution. >> an honorable solution but trying to pin comey and mueller as friend and going after the

integrity of those working for this team as being clinton supporters, how uncome fobl i'm about to ra ands team, the fact of the matter is that they're often friend and have friendly relationships with people in law enforcement. and i think the fact that mr. muller and mr. comey know each other and are friendly does not -- >> we're looking for specific things based on collusion or obstruction of justice. they're drilling down on a specific time window. why would this take years to evaluate a certain period of time what could be categorized

as less than a year? >> because there are a lot of witnesses to interview, a lot of documents to review and i think they're going to be want to be careful and thorough. ithat were very krs s cs can th for being with us. great to you have you on. i appreciate your insight. so how does republican leadership get enough votes to pass the bill? can the leader do it? that's ahead.

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>> the first modern to pose it. he's joaning for conservatives who say no because the bill doesn't go far enough to repeal obamacare but three no votes and the bill fails. that's part of kasie hunt's report from last night and about whether or not the bill will get enough votes. sylvia marx wemaxwell is here. and a lot to dive into. after dean heller's no, how do you get moderates and conservatives on board without alienating sides?

>> it's going to be very, very hard. senator mcconnell does not have a big margin yet he needs 50 yes votes here and dean hieller is strong no. he necessarily cannot be before this bill so it's going to be hard. >> because of that, the vulnerability of 2018 for heller as a pro-trump group, the south side group that's launching this advertising blitz again him, rick, you talked about the need for public support in passing a bill like this. with the pro-trump people going after heller, doesn't that the way democrats are going to go about republicans and their ability to govern? >> i think that's right. i think the overarching problem here, thomas, is that the president does not have large scale blapublic support. if he was at 60%, he could persuade a lot of members of congress to vote the way he wants because he would tell the

american people this is what i want and the people would tell congress. that's the way it works. if you imagine public support is one engine on a plane or political capital is the other engine on the plane and it's going down the runway and loses one engine and then loses the other one, there's no question, it's going to crash. >> then you call sully and he can land it on the hudson. >> i think the idea that there was someone who landed that plane on the hudson reminds me that mitch mcconnell understands political capital and understands what the republicans are up against. i don't think that republicans can just go to their base and say, hey, we tried health care

and it didn't work out, sorry about that. i know we told you we were going to repeal and replace obamacare, but it didn't work out. that's unacceptable and will hurt the republicans for a long time. democrats will be able to run against them not just saying they took away people's health care if they pass the bill, but if they do nothing, it's you put republicans in place, put them in power all over the government and they could not get anything done. >> yeah, they control the senate, the house, they control the white house. the president has characterized democrats as obstructionists. the shoe is really on the other foot. i know it doesn't work this way but why not reach across the aisle to try to make a new or better bill with the democrats trying to come to the middle with republicans? >> because republicans don't want to do that. republicans do not want to fix obamacare. republicans want to dismantle and eliminate obamacare. i don't think democrats are

going to work with republicans on dismantling an important piece legislation that they used up their political capital to make happen in the first place. >> heller is left of where the other four senators would go right about where they are on trump care. does he make an easy open for democrats to begin with? >> i think democrats absolutely acknowledge that there are fixes that are necessary in the bill and i think that certainly if there were reasonable republicans who wanted to fix obamacare as it currently stands to ensure that people are not paying more and getting less, as they would be getting with this current bill, which is not a health care bill, it's a tax cut bill. i think we need to be really clear on what this bill actually does versus what obamacare actually does. i think if republicans were reasonable, certainly democrats would come to the table but

that's not the reality we live in. we live in a world in which republicans want to give tax cuts to millionaires and leave the disabled, the elderly and poor children left to fend for themselves. we stand for health care being a right. >> i want joe to respond to this. she is saying about how republicans and democrats stand for helping those folks. republicans certainly aren't against help for those folks but this bill definitely seems to usher in big, huge cuts for already wealthy americans. why? >> well, i think that in a perfect world you have a bill that done penesn't penalize peoo don't want to be forced to take health care, you have a bill that doesn't penalize employers, you have a bill that allows

freedom of choice and freedom of people to make their own choices. at the same time, i'm a strong believer in the importance of medicaid expansion. you condition leave people out. you can't leave out people who are opioid addicted, you can't leave out all the people who would be hurt when you take away medicare expansion. i think the arguments like dean heller and rob portman, whose state is affected by this opioid epidemic who has to seriously consider what pulling back the voiceds are -- >> and what if there are more defectors in the week to come in. >> then the bill is not going to go anywhere, which we're going to be stuck with blake. it's base. >> but obamacare has a better

approval rating -- >> they elected a republican congress and president to repeal obamacare -- >> and they can't getdone. it's ridiculous. >> i completely agree but the republicans as we've discussed on the show many times never had a plan to counteract it and haven't explained to the country y their plan is better. it's a classic debate who controls the money and right now to me it's the government and insurance companies versus patients and we should allow people in the market to work and people say i know, the market can't work in health care. i disagree. seems to work everywhere else so it's a question on medicaid expansion. i believe in medicaid. we should have the poor and the handicap will not be impacted by this bill but if we keep expanding who qualifies for medicaid it should concern every american one in five people qualifies for medicaid, 20% of

the country on welfare. people don't like to hear that, but medicaid is a welfare program and why shouldn't the democrats talk about expanding and growing the economy and driving down costs of premiums which the government can't do, that's just basic economics, it has to go back to a consumer competition-driven model, drive down the prices, get the economy going so people can afford their own care. they don't want to be on welfare. >> hold on everybody. we'll take a break. stick around. last year, he said he was going to dig a hole to china. at&t is working with farmers to improve irrigation techniques. remote moisture sensors use a reliable network to tell them when and where to water. so that farmers like ray can compete in big ways. china. oh ... he got there. that's the power of and. to real teeth. dentures are very different

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we are back with rick tyler, jill watkins, michelle sinner it and with rick saying before we went to break medicaid the hard truth it's a welfare piece of, what we do for ourselves as a social protective way to help each other. one in five folks will end up on it. can republicans really be against health care but also need to kill medicaid at the

same time? does that make sense? >> no, it doesn't make sense and i think that certainly the word and term "welfare" has a negative connotation. they need to use my tax dollars tone sure the 49% of births in this country that are funded in part by medicaid that those women are able to have healthy and safe births, then i'm willing to pay a little bit more for that and willing to pay for the disabled, poor children and elderly to get the care they need. in this country we have to take care of ourselves and insurance as an idea is about paying into a system so that it's there for you when you need it when you actually get sick and it's not as if we have a choice. certainly there's always the line, young people won't sign up for health care. you heard that a lot when they were first passing obamacare. they mean young men because women reproductive age and have to go to the doctor at least every year for a number of years, and obamacare allows to you stay on your parents insurance until you're 26 and at

27, you're at prime reproductive age so we need to think about this in real terms and not demonize something that people need because health is such an intimate issue. >> joe, do you think the senate really wants to own health care? if they vote it through, republicans own this. >> that's right. well i hope that whatever they vote on, if it passes, is something that doesn't leave the poorest of americans out in the cold. that's all. i want to have some choices. i don't want to be penalized if i don't have it. i don't want to be taxed more if i get kicked off of a medical plan but at the same time i want to make sure the poorest americans are covered or protected, and i hope that if the senate does pass a bill and owns it, because they will, they'll own whatever they pass, that it's something that protects the poorest americans, that they don't forget about those americans on medicaid who need that coverage. i work with those folks. >> ten seconds left, can mcconnell get it done this week or kick the can? >> he'll probably get it done

because republicans want to go on to tax reform so badly. if i had to vote i'd vote he's going to get this done. >> rick, joe, cerlina, thank you. "am joy" is next, the investigation into jared kushner's business. a daily struggle,

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