saying it was so perfectly carried out with such precision that the only way the fake news media could demean was by my use of the term mission accomplis d accomplished. i know they know you have a task in front of you and it moons mission accomplished. politically it means something

broader. we of course know that our work in syria is not done. we know it is now up to bashir al assad whether or not he will use chemical weapons again and should he use it again the president made it clear the president is locked and loaded and ready to to go. we will not watch them continue to use weapons on their people. we set their chemical weapons program back years. so from that standpoint when we look at threats to our american national interests, we definitely did exactly what we wanted to do. >> meanwhile the leaders of syria's man allies spoke to each other by phone yesterday. according to a statement by the kremlin, they say they let the actions violate law.

joining us now in moscow, kelly and ali. kelly, i will start with you on this one. how is russia receiving the blame on all of this as we are hearing from the trump administration that it's in russia's hands next. >> they pushing quite hard on this saying the allies will cause global chaos if they strike syria again without a u.n. resolutioresolution. the deputy foreign minister saying the course of the western three, the u.s., the u.k., and france, is obvious. he said "the course of complete and unconditional political domination overall others." the foreign ministry spokes person also saying that essentially new sanctions would only be because russia is simply

a player on the global stage, not for any sort of nefarious action. as you mentioned nikki haley talking about the new sanctions to be announced today. sanctions that would hit companies with connections to equipment related to chemical weapon's use. she said "i think everyone will feel it this time." the u.s. already imposed sanctions on a dozen companies with tied to president putin. those sapnctions apparently biting in some respects. russia has been talking about counter sanctions, it is something they're ready to debate this week. sanctions possibly on the

aerospace industries. >> we know that tehran has been part of this for a long time now, what are you hearing from your end on all of this ali? >> good morning, there has been a steady stream of commentary by iran and their strikes, members of parliament here have been colonialist saying they will pay dearly if they take further actions in syria. some of the strongest comments came after they spoke on the phone yesterday. the west doesn't want stability and peace in syria. it followed a kremlin statement that said strikes damaged the chances of achieving a political

resolution. they warn that further western attacks on syria would bring chaos to western affairs. they say it is an act of aggression aimed at lifting the spirits of defeats terrorists. right n rouhani saying that americans were in direct contact with the terrorists. the two leaders also claimed the use of chemical weapons in syria are baseless. >> i think we may have lost ali arouzi there. i believe i still have kelly standing by for us, kelly i have you? >> yes. >> as of saturday morning when we did hear from russia on all

of this, there was a moment where we thought there could be a military response to all of this from russia in their tweet they sent out. is there any inkling that could still happen? >> not really, russia has really backed off from saying -- from talking about any sort of counter strike. any sort of military strike. that was really a threat from russia. if any sort of russian assets would be affected in those strikes and the u.s. clearly steered clear, made it a point to steer clear of the aircraft and personnel. that has gone away, but there is still very heated rhetoric coming from the russian side hitting back about how russia is on the good side here and they should not be attacked. >> kelly and ali, thank you

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and cohen tweeted "bad reporting, bad information." i have never been to prague, i was in l.a. with my son, prove it. and he is also dealing with an adult film star stormy daniels saying the reelection campaign spent $835,000 in legal fees this year. according to a break down by the washington post most of that went to a law firm that represented him in the russian investigation. and he has spent nearly $4

million in legal fees since taking office. bill is back and the weather is bad, what a shocker. >> what a horrible weekend. did you hear what happened? we had tornadoes and the snow alone was horrible. in greensboro, north carolina, a school was hit, they have to get out and assess everything still and make sure everyone was safe. that was the warm side. the snowy side was even more unbelievable. minu minneapolis had 12 inches of snow, in green bay, 23 inches. it was the second biggest snowstorm in the city's history in the middle of april. it will take a couple weeks to melt some of those snow banks.

apologies. let's get into where everything is this morning. gusty winds, thunder, the heaviest rains in baltimore and knocking on the door in philadelphia. new york city the tail end of the morning rush hour and a lot of airport delays and cancellations. we have freezing rain this morning. as we go throughout the morning, we will add up the ice all of the way up through areas going into the green mountains of vermont and new hampshire. so the timing on all of this mess, we kick it through new york city ending by about 1:00 this afternoon. boston not until about 5:00 p.m. the boston marathon will be starting around 8:30 and the racers will be out at 9:00. it will be 40 degrees, windy and

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we begin with friday's u.s. lead air joon strike ons syria. one of t are friday's actions on syria a sign of things to come? >> we are prepared to sustain this response until the syrian regime stops their use of prohibited chemical agents. >> right now this is a one-time shot and i believe it sent a strong message to deter him from doing this beginning. >> is it a one time shot or a sustained response? >> that is totally up to assad. if he doesn't get it, it's going to hurt. i will tell you that the president is watching and the national security team is watching. he now dictates his life and what happens between the united

states, his allies, and the regime. he hopefully has gotten the message. >> multiple experts are telling nbc news they don't believe friday's air strikes will hamper his use of weapons. they continued the onslaught on friday and hit many areas. they released a nine second video showing assad walking into work with briefcase in hand. kel kelly, are you hearing for room with depositiiplomatic negotiat with russia? are they more worried about a follow-up strike in syria? >> there has been mention among some power players in russia

that the lines of communication are still open and that there is a police chibelief that the u.s to talk diplomatically about a solution in syria. that is not the prevailing line here. it is that the three western powers, the u.s., the u.k., and france, have acted illegally. they went against the u.n. security council. it is contributing to world chaos. they ta they're acting imperialimperial. you heard that president putin was speaking to president rouhani yesterday saying they said these strikes set back the prospect for peace in syria. it all has to be taken into kahn text.

th -- context. that is the russians who are getting hit with more sanctions today. >> certainly seems like we're at a stand still on this monday morning. thank you, kelly. >> in his first major interview since being fired, he verified the dossier as worth investigating. he considers christopher steele as a credible source. he says he is not sure how much of the information has checked out but he cannot rule out russia having compromising on trump. >> i don't know if the president was with prostitutes that were peaing peeing on each other in 2013.

>> how weird was that interview? >> really weird. >> over the course of roughly two hours the president posted six tweets aimed at the former lawman and his new book. kelly o'donnell has more. >> before the president visited his virginia golf club he teed off on twitter. >> comey is slighting a new match, promoting his book. the president railed against comey's account of why he went public with usually secretive investigative details. >> i was operating in the world where hillary clinton was going to beat donald trump. >> a tweeted rebuke. >> comey added more context to

his conditioning, but he is not sure how much 2016 predictions affected him. >> i thought if i hide this, she will be -- >> he says that he is ego driven and unethical. the white house counter punch, attack comey's credibility. >> he knew exactly what he was doing. he thought hillary clinton would win and this would give him some cover. >> but comey whose tenure term was not up until 2023, he says the election outcome would not affect his job, which is why he

briefed president trump as the salacious fbi dossier. >> after all of that venting on twitter, the president is expected to turn some of his attention back to other matters including foreign policy. he goes to florida and he will spend the week there. officials tell us that the two men expect to talk about north korea and tensions over trade. >> thank you, kelly o'donnell, for that report. michael cohen will be back in court today days after it was revealed that he has been under criminal investigation for months. prosecutors are honing in on his personal business dealings saying they involved acts of conce concealment. attorneys for the president and cohen are trying to block

investigators from reviewing some of the materials seized in that raid and their claiming their protected by attorney client privilege. a federal jumg was adge was ask give all seized copies from the lawyer. the president tweeted attorney client privilege is now a thing of the past. i have many, too many, lawyers and they are probably wondering when their offices and even homes are going to be raided with everything. up with more thing the president reportedly called cohen on friday to "check in." that is according to the "new york times" who was briefed on that call. >> let's talk about the check in phone call first they reportedly had on friday, is this a

problem? >> i would not recommend to clients or principals to be communicating with each other like this. number one, i'm not saying this is the situation, sometimes a individual has turned already and they may be information checking for the government. the other possibility is the government could be monitoring phone conversations. there is lots of reasons why clients and principals should not be talking to each other if their subjects or targets of the investigation. so it is fraught with peril and not a good idea. >> could they monitor his phone conversations without a warrant? >> it is very hard to get, i have not seen any evidence that it is happening, but it is always a risk. >> let's talk about what is happening in court today. it seems that they were asking they review all of the do you means seized by the fbi to

determine attorney-client privilege. what is the likelihood it will land in their favor today? >> it is a valiant attempt. you have a set of documents that have now been seized and the big battle now is who looks at them first. the government's team reviewing them for privilege, or the trump's attorney argues it is seized, let us review them and protect this attorney-client privilege. while courts allow the taint teams, they have expressed skepticism about them in the past. let's resolve everything in favor of safety, attorney-client privilege. let us review it and decide first. i think they shooting for the middle. i think they're shooting the

moon asking for themselves to review it. they want a neutral third party to review the documents and decide whether or not they're privileged. >> a lot is happening today and stormy daniels will appear in court as well. >> it never ends. who knows. >> president trump is getting slips support including in some key areas for the president, and we'll have another check on the forecast including snow and severe weather for some parts of the country. we'll be right back.

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44% say they strongly disapprove of his performance. looking at the numbers, his approval stands at 89% among republicans. down four points. 45 points down. 36% among 18 to 34-year-olds. and 7% among democrats down three. >> let's get a check on your weather now. it is not a pretty picture in the northeast this morning. >> yes, there is like 1500 delays. high winds and rain will do it to you. i'm getting reports out of massachusetts. sleet overnight and some people are saying it is the worst morning driving conditions they have had of the entire winter.

many people are telling me in is the worst spreing they have eve recommended. here is the heavy rain. the squall that is coming through, lightning strikes in southeast pennsylvania. when this kicks through, blinding rain as you go out the door in philadelphia. "new york time new york city we will time that out to around 8:00 a.m. we're talking about one to two inches of rain, a chance for minor flash flooding and urban r areas, they have a lot of rain. today in boston we are going to get up to 50 degrees. we mentioned today is patriots day, the red sox day is already rained out. as far as the marathon forecast goes, rainy and windy.

40 degrees, cold, rain, wind, the times will be slow. it makes it hard because you try to run through that and you don't have the crowds to get you going as much, either. >> they'll do it though, they will have a memory. >> one friend from boston said they have been training five n months for this through the winter. >> still ahead the ceo of starbucks speaks out after the area of two black men in one of the stores. the steps he wants to take to try to right the situation.

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welcome back, let's go to business. there was outrage after two black men were arrested in a starbucks after refusing to leave. kevin johnson is now issuing an apology. a apparently they were just trying to use the restroom and wait and then things escalated. what else can you tell us about the story? >> company said they're not going to press charges. there was no evidence of any criminal activity. they will not pursue charges against the men. many people watched the video.

there was a #boycottstarbucks. the ceo said it was promised to necessary changes to our practices that would help prevent such an occurrence from happening again. another story about alleged bad behavior by corporations, something we told you about before, illegal collection of data by kids on apps. 6,000 apps on android phones found that 3,300 of them were improperly collecting kids information. about 40% of the apps transmitted information without using security. >> wow. that is a frightening story for any parent out there. federal officials also recalled more than 200 million eggs over salmonella contamination. what else can you tell us about

this story? a date with sal is never a good date. >> no. we all know that. around 207 million eggs in total. eight different states. this is north carolina, florida, colorado, virginia, west virginia, pennsylvania. that's a lot of eggs. 2.3 million eggs a year from 3 million hens. the fda says just 22 people on the east coast have fallen ill. you might want to rethink your brunch plans for the weekend but also sold these eggs to waffle house restaurants. i know you're a big fan. >> i'm a huge fan. thanks so much live. >> i'm throwing my eggs out. i have to say. i'm really worried about this story. it can affect children and people of elderly age. the starbucks thing, it is so infuriating. they owe those two individuals a life time supply of coffee from starbucks. obviously an apology but something more has to happen.

coming up, everybody, axios mike allen has a look at one big thing. more on james comey's first major interview since being fired as fbi director. his highly critical thoughts orphan trump calling him morally unfit for office. and following friday night's strikes against assad regime. james stavridis and christopher hill discuss the steps they say u.s. needs to take next as the battle shifts to an international war of words. "morning joe" just moments away.

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if you focus on today, tomorrow has a way of working itself out. ♪ welcome back, everybody. joining us from washington with a look at axios a.m., mike allen. talk to me about what one big thing is this morning? >> good monday morning as we start earth week. and axios' one big thing is counterprogramming the trump show. so the trump show finally has competition for air time. this, of course, from james

comey, who has begun his five-week book and interview tour as he goes coast to coast to talk about his book, which is finally out tomorrow, even though it's driven news for days. and two of the interviews that are out with the fired fbi director, they show what's coming in almost identical words in the two interviews he talks why the president is morally unfit for president. why is that important? why that matters is that james comey is going to have the discipline of a political candidate as he goes off on this trip. he's got a message that he'll repeat again and again. >> so what kind of reaction, mike, are you and your colleagues hearing about comey's interview last night? who are people thinking is more believable, president trump or jim comey? >> your viewers saw, the president yesterday tweeted five times about james comey. one for each of the weeks that he's going to be out on his book

tour on the top of axios this morning, we have a great drawing of cranium of president trump and in it are lots of little comeys because comey is living in the president's head at the moment, but keep your eye on the ball. and what matters much more than what james comey is saying is what robert mueller is up to and perhaps even more what the new york feds are up to. white house officials tells us that that is what president trump is worried about. he may vent about james comey, but really has him rattled is these twin investigations. >> are we hearing that the comey interview and comey book could at all affect the mueller investigation? >> comey already has affected the mueller investigation, that is the memo that he wrote after his important meeting with the president where the president asked him for loyalty, that very vivid, almost novelesque memo that gave us into the book to come. that's important. his testimony is important.

robert mueller doesn't have the flair for the dramatic that james comey has and he'll stick to facts. so what's more important than what james comey is saying now is what he left behind in the form of that memo and those records. >> yeah. he walks us through the interaction in the book when the president asks him for loyalty in that meeting at the white house. i know that axios is looking at how the comey interview is part of fbi's revenge following trump's previous attacks on the bureau. why could this be bad for the president? >> yeah. so they used to say don't pick a fight with someone who buys ink by a barrel. also don't pick a fight with someone whose job it is to find damaging information on people. and the president has been trolling the fbi, criticizing the fbi throughout this investigation. and now we see on three fronts the fbi really taking its toll on him. you have james comey out there. the fbi director that he fired

touching off these other two and that is robert mueller, former fbi director running the special counsel's investigation and of course up there in new york it was fbi agents who raided the office of his lawyer michael cohen. i call michael cohen the rosetta stone to trump business dealings for a decade. he has been the person that knows what's happening and as "the washington post" tells us he's even been taping some of it. >> certainly a lot to look for this week. that's for sure. mike allen, thank you. to all your viewers out there, you too can sign up for the newsletter of axios.com. that does it for this morning. "morning joe" starts right now. i can't believe they raided michael cohen's office. what are we going to do, mike? >> the important thing is to stay calm. >> excuse me, mr. sessions. >> oh no. are they here for us?

>> no, it's not the police. the president's lawyer michael cohen is here to see you? >> yes, finally. by all means, send him in. >> look, we have a real problem here, jeff. you know how much evidence i have in my office. i'm donald trump's lawyer. i got a whole hard drive labeled yikes. >> michael, the reason we brought you here today is that there's someone who would like to speak with you. >> oh, great, who. >> looking for something, mr. cohen? >> robert mueller? >> why don't you have a seat, mr. cohen. if you're innocent, you have nothing to worry about. i'll start with some easy ones. how did you like that pp tape? >> oh my gosh. good morning, everyone. it's monday, april 16th. >> isn't that something? >> yeah. with us we have national