sand. the other was in ukraine having to do with a certain section where it was sort of taken away from president obama. not president trump. president obama. it was embarrassing to him. right? he wanted russia to be out of what was called the g8. that was his determination. he was out smarted by putin. war with china president putin outsmarted president obama. >> where do you keep repeating >> a judge rules johnson&johnson the misleading statement that putin outsmarted president obama must pay >> a new poll shows biden, sanders and warren in a when it is known to be overthe three-way tie. biden's camp is pushing back on the new numbers. annexation of crimea. >> good morning, it is tuesday, >> it was an exed during his

august 27. i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside term. president obama was pure and simply outsmarted. they took crimea during his term. that was not a good thing. alex witt. it could have been stopped with the right whatever. a glimpse into trump's it could have been stopped but president obama was unable to unorthodox mind. the president closed out the stops it. >> joe biden has lost his lead gathering of world leaders in speeching for more than an hour, in thet 2020 democratic race according to a new monmouth trashed his predecessor, bragged about his properties and university poll. the new poll shows a three-way suggested he would hold the next meeting indural, comments on tr tie. the former vice president losing his 13-point lead. both sanders and warren have seen a five-point increase since the beginning of summer. created whiplash. this comes amid biden touting claiming president xi was the his leading in a new tv ad last enemy but yesterday his view was week. >> despite those much rosier. >> i think president xi is a biden's campaign is pushing back great leader who happens to be a on those numbers and says the

great man. he can't lose 3 million jobs. leading. a new morning consult poll that it will break down the chinese shows biden with a 13-point system of trade. the united states which has lead. never collected 10 cents from and another poll shows biden with 33%. china will in a short period of time be over $100 billion in sanders with 20% and warren with tariffs, so i think they want to make aey deal very badly. 15%. joining us from washington, >> you've recently been saying julia manchester. good morning to you. china wants a deal but you are let's discuss this monmouth not ready for a deal and you poll. like the tariff revenue that is what doesh it say with regardso coming in. >> only if it is a fair and good voters and their priorities. deal for the united states. >> i think one important thing otherwise i will not make a we have to look at with this deal. we haveak billions coming in. poll is that it had such a small i think we are going to get sample size. there. just 298 democratic voters or >> i think they want to make a deal. that they make a deal. democratic-leaning independents. it is a small sample size. came out late last night and a lot of other observers might

said they want to make a deal and be under calm circumstances. be saying not so fast. it was a difference and it is natural that the field is beautiful statement. by the way, president macron starting to shrink. told me every step he was making. he told me long before he came ine what was happening. elizabeth warren has incredible i didn't think it was appropriate to meet yesterday, ground gained. too soon. she's really been trying to things have to be worked out first. improve off of that rocky roll president macron told me what was happening. outlast january and trying to pitch herself to voters with her who was coming and what time. famousth detailed plans. >> president macron, did you i think the biden campaign is seek president trump's expecting the field to narrow or permission or did you inform him maybe that gap is too narrow but he was coming? >> i did it on my own. io don't think they are necessarily worried too much i informed president trump. about that monmouth poll in >> i tell you what, i've particular. i think they are really looking spent -- i think i will in atea the real clear politic combination of loss and average that still shows him at opportunity. it will probably cost me $3 13 points ahead. >> you got to pick and choose and look at all them together. billion to $5 billion to be president.

the onlyto think i care about i >> let me get your thoughts on this country. the g7 summit. i used to get a lot of money to what were your biggest take make speeches. aways on trump's performance. now i speak all the time and get where does this leave the zippo and it is good. >> president trump also used his nation's relationships with some of our closest allies going final address at the summit to forward? advocate on behalf of russian >> i think some of our closest president putin announcing he allies have whiplash right now. plans to invite him to the 2020 they went on a bit of a roller gathering. trump will host the summit coaster. last friday, president trump was election year amid warnings that russia is trying to interfere railing ze again. the president also slammed railing against president xi former president obama claiming jinping. but once it appeared relations he was out smarted by putin. >> why do you think it is were getting better, trump was appropriate to invite russia to calling him a great leader. he took that group of six other the g7 given that they meddled nations by storm. in the election. i think they are recovering from are you worried it might hurt you politically becauses it is some whiplash in that regard. another thing i've been thinking only a couple of months before the election. about is president trump's

>> i'm not worried about the absence from that climate change election. i don't care politically. meeting. i'm going to run another it just very much shows his election. i think i'm winning. whether i win or not, i have to do the right thing. position and where the u.s. has i don't do things for political left that. reasons. is it good, probably not? >> he left that meeting and the >>ab a lot of things happened prime minister from india between president putin and attended. president obama. >> macron is so into this. oneen of the things that happen, it is the paris climate accord as you h know, with a very big d that the president pulled us out importantve area in the middle of. >> thank you we'll talk to you east where the red line was again in a little bit. amid another report that at least one camera in the hallway outsideha the cell where authorities say epstein hanged himself captured footage that is unusable. it is unclear why it is flawed. it is reported up to 30 female

accusers will speak in court today.ou tragic story continues to get worse. c still ahead, johnson&johnson ordered to pay over $500 million. actress lori laughlin haead to court today and we have a check on the weather fore you when we come right back.

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state's opioid epidemic. the company has denied any wrongdoing and said they did not create the crisis and plans to appeal the decision. coming up, oklahoma's attorney general mike hunter will have more. and "fuller house" star and her husband are due back in court. the couple was indicted earlier for allegedly paying $500,000 to help their two daughters gain admission to the university of california. it is argued that the law firm they hired could present conflicts of interest because the couple could be asked to testify against one another. joining us on set, nbc legal analyst. let's start with the

johnson&johnson ruling i guess for the first time implicating a major drug company. what do you make of that ruling and the presetting for other ca. >> it is similar to a nuisance case, you play your music too loud. in this case, the oklahoma attorney general allows for any pharmaceutical company to be held responsible. that's why they ordered this multimillion dollar abatement. they now have to pay money to fix the nuisance that they created. >> okay. let's go to the mossimo and lori

case, they both are being charged. don't they have protection. is there a conflict of interest here? >> yes. we have a sixth amendment right to the council of choice. however, it may seem odd that government even cares about a conflict of interest among the defendants. isn't that their problem? they do care, if convicted, they could come back later and say, wait a minute, there was a conflict of interest. we weren't really aware of how serious it was, can you overturn our convictions based on that. what you are going to see is the court probably asking the questions themselves, are you th sure this is what you want to

do? >> what about the fact that this firm represented usc in another case? what is the conflict there? >> this is the challenge of being a large successful law firm in the the united states. they have entire offices devoted to conflicts checks. yes, sometimes when you represent so many diverse clients, you have a conflict. sometimes, if there is enough separation, a wall, the conflict may be acceptable. it is really a gray area of the law. >> quickly, do you know what their legal defense strategy might look like? >> look for them to argue that, look, we paid this money. we are innocent. this company said, hey, we'll get your kid into college.

that's the last we thought of it. we didn't know anything else. there will about this naivety about the whole college process. >> that is not going to hold up. >> these two are not going to make it on the jury. >> all right, we'll get a check on the weather now with janessa webb. >> we have a state of emergency set in place for puerto rico with tropical storm warnings and hurricane watch. what that means is the next 36 to 48 hours. we are seeing less movement. the wind has died down compared to yesterday. we are seeing sustained winds. things have dramatically

changed. espaniola is really the primetime spot we'll be watching. you can see the winds picking up to 70 miles an hour by thursday. that is still under hurricane force. what we are following is very vital. if this takes an ocean track, this could go into open water and then impact miami. so the track is very uncertain but we are watching this closely. >> thank you, janessa. still ahead, supreme court juice tis rubg makes her first public appearance. ens skin. so it looks like this... and you feel like this. aveeno® daily moisturizer get skin happy™

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welcome back. i'm ayman mohyeldin. it is the bottom of the he would be open with meeting with iran's president in the coming weeks to discuss sanctions. french president macron is working to set up the meeting between officials. >> would you agree to meet? >> if the circumstances were correct, i would agree to that. in the meantime, they have to be good players. you understand what that means. >> in a statement, rouhani said

he was open to meeting. he said if i knew going to a meeting would resolve things, i wouldn't miss it. new reports that rouhani is backing off a bit. >> president trump wants to host next year's g7 summit at his own golf club in florida. he talked up the benefits of holding the event at his resort. the decision that would draw thousands of foreign officials and the press to his property. >> doral happens to be within miami. it is a city, a wonderful place. it is importantly right next to the airport. with doral, we have a series of magnificent buildings. we call them bungalows. they each hold 50 to 70 rooms

with beautiful views. we have many acres, so in terms of parking. all the things you need. the ball rooms are among the biggest in florida and the best. each country can have their own villa or bungalow. >> reigniting the question of whether he's personally benefitting from the presidency. raising a question that such a move would go against the constitution. >> on one of the remarks the president said, at one point, the president suggested that first lady mknew kim jong un.

m >> she has gotten to know him with me. >> a statement released that president trump conifies in his wife on many issues and while the first lady has not met him, the president feels like she's gotten to know him too. white house aid rob porter as debate rages. democrats have requested porter testify about president trump's effort to impede the russia investigation. porter was a key player in the probe including allegedly trying to fire house council robert mueller. the white house is expected to block the former staff secretary's ability to testify just as it has with other subpoenaed aids. >> the investigation slowly

ticks along. the house has asked the federal judge to speed up the decision on whether to force mcgahn to testify. stating the matter is time sensitive. in the new court filings, nadler reports that refusing to let him testify adds that the blocking of several witness testimony, quote, blocks american's ability to hear the truth, which is why the testimony is so very important. >> joining us again, political reporter from the hill. we are going from porter to mcgahn, it is a very busy day. what does that say about the prospect of beginning an impeachment inquiry? >> i think it shows this committee is feeling the pressure to start an impeachment

inquiry. just this summer alone, we've seen many other democrats come out in favor of impeachment. it is a growing sentiment. with every miss step president trump makes, it may not be related. however, i think there is a feeling of caution, mostly among speaker nancy pelosi who has cautioned others to take this slowly. other than the fact there are numerous democrats in other states where this is not a priority. we've seen a lot of republican retirements from the house.

democrats would say it would be a shame if they were to lose based on that because of impeachment. >> let me get your thoughts on another headline from the g7 summit. president trump offering to hold the next g7 summit at one of his golf properties and how that might violate or spark renewed questions. >> it sparks a ton of questions over this clause. this is just president trump giving up red meat to the critics. it makes it so easy to go after the president. there have been so many questions, whether the trump hotel in washington or other properties tied to his business while he's president of the united states. it raises a ton of ethics questions and i think you'll see critics seizing on this. >> thank you. congressman sean duffy of

wisconsin is stepping down due to health complications of a baby he and his wife are expecting. posting, we've learned our baby will need even more love, time and attention due to complications including a heart complication. with much prayer, i have decided i need to step aside from congress. i will step down and allow others to step forward to begin laying out their own vision and plans to lead this beautiful district. the announcement made by duffy, known for his time on the m tv reality show, the real world, republicans now serving in the minority.

zo doug c family. >> president trump tweeting, he 100% agrees. >> kennedy posted the announcement on facebook writing, quote, over the past few weeks, i've begun to consider a run for the senate. i wasn't expecting to share my thoughts so soon. i hear the folks who say i should wait my turn but with due respect. i'm not sure this is a moment for waiting. kennedy hasn't reached a decision but will spend the next couple of weeks discussing with supporters. former white house secretary sara huckabee sanders launched her new campaign-style website.

sanders signed on as a fox news contributor. the president encouraged a possible campaign tweeting, quote, i hope she decides to run for governor of arkansas. she would be fantastic. she does have the last name or the middle name of huckabee. that's a big name with her dad. >> still ahead, the trump administration leans into new rules for migrants seeking asylum. >> and president trump claims he raised the idea of using nuclear weapons to combat hurricanes. your first look at "morning joe" back in a moment. all money managers might seem the same,

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>> welcome back, stocks around the world are getting a slight bump including a conclusion of the g7 summit and looking at the decision that china is looking to strike a trade deal. how are the markets looking this morning? >> it has been a roller coaster ride. let me take it back to friday. once the tit for tat tariffs that took place. wall street closed 2.5% lower.

some of the stocks hit hardest were in tech areas. fast forward to monday morning. roughly 24 hours ago, just before the european market started trading, president trump announced china reached out and had two phone calls sunday evening to try to work and establish a dialogue. that gave markets a lot of comfort. by the end the end of the sessi yesterday, wall street actually open -- well, closed up in the green and north of 1%. still not fully recuperating the losses from friday though and again the sectors that are sensitive, basic resources, semiconductors, all rebounded. now a word of caution i need to say. we heard from the editor of one of the widely read dailies in china who said that he has no knowledge of a call having taken place between china and the u.s.

and indeed the foreign ministry said to his knowledge as well, no call has taken place. still the markets seem to be comforted and i should add that analysts like goldman sachs have said that the impact of the trade war is as much as 0.7%. >> wow. how shares of johnson & johnson that jumped yesterday after the oklahoma judge ordered them to pay over half a billion dollars -- >> explain that. i don't understand that. >> but it's all about the opioid outbreak so what is happening there? >> yeah. so the thing about markets is that oftentimes it's a case of what is priced in and what investors were looking for. part of the analyst community were actually expecting to find as big of $5 billion. most people were expecting $1 billion so when the number came in at a -- $572 million it was much lighter than analysts had anticipated. we traded up as much as 4% and today it looks as though the stock will open up 2% higher.

what's giving the investors comfort is the fact they're going to appeal the process which means they can pay less than the $500,000 amount. >> who knew that half a billion dollars would be a welcome amount. >> among stock analysts, absolutely. >> all right, joumanna bercetche, thank you so much. coming up, axios' mike allen has a look at "1 big thing." coming up on "morning joe," separating fact from fiction in president trump's final g7 remarks. >> we have much more of the bewildering back an forth with the reporters which found him isolated from the fellow world leaders. what if anything trump accomplished with his weekend in france. "morning joe" is just moments away. france "morning joe" is just moments away

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that's not a big national incident for this morning? >> the "1 big thing," trump's trouble. morning consult polls every single day in the swing states around the country and the results of that, the approval rating is kind of the ekg of a presidential campaign. and look at what they're finding for trump. every single battle ground state the president's approval is down from the day he took office. including by double digits in some of the ones that matter most. the ones that they pay most attention to. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, all down. we has been a republican who has been active in a lot of the swing states. has access to polling and focus groups from these states and this republican says to jonathan swan if this economy falters we're a goner. very concerned about how things are looking in the suburbs and this person said that if there's

an economic downturn they're even worried about the republican senate being in play. >> so mike, to that point, and here's the interesting juxtaposition, despite suburban voters souring on trump doesn't that mean they necessarily feel good about the democratic field of candidates. >> that's right. we have seen some of the skepticism in the way that the field plays to people and one issue where republicans are hoping to capitalize on that dynamic is health care. health care is what speaker pelosi the speaker. democrats think it will be a great issue for them again. but here's the opening that the republicans see. they look at their polling, focus groups and democrats say that that they don't like what they're hearing. republicans and suburban voters, swing voters saying that even though they like obamacare, they don't necessarily like what they're hearing from democrats

about getting rid of private insurance. you have seen democrats dial that back a little bit. and that's why. >> yeah. so you mentioned wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan as being states where things are down for republicans and trump. but nonetheless, they're still looking to other states both the republicans and the democrats. they want to flip them for 2020. which ones are the ones that both sides are looking to flip? >> yeah. so if you're trump and you have your map on fire as they say with approval rating down in every swing state what are you going to do? you're going to try to break out the wins from last time, expand your map. so alayna treene has been talking to both parties. so minnesota, which trump almost won last time, kind of surprised himself there. they're looking at that. and then the three ends, two of them out west looking at nevada, looking at new mexico, looking at new hampshire. although that's one of the ones where his approval rating is down most. democrats are doing the same thing. here's the one state to watch. here is the smart brevity out of

the segment. watch north carolina. both of the states -- both of the parties are really paying attention to that it's possible that north carolina becomes the new ohio which now is pretty red. democrats have their eye there. they're looking at arizona and a trump adviser tells us that arizona in particular could be tough for trump to hold on to. florida, both sides always pay attention to that. then the one -- the two more of the democrats are eyeing probably not for this time, but over time, as you know georgia and texas. moving more the democrat way as those states get more diverse. >> well, you're right with north carolina. a lot of the democratic candidates have been there recently. spending a lot of time there. good point, as always, mike allen. thank you. of course we be reading axios in a little bit and you can sign up at signup.axios.com. >> that does it for us. i'm ayman mohyeldin with alex witt.

"morning joe" starts now. at next year's g7 you dropped several hints about doral and hosting next year at your property. what reassurances if any can you give the american people that you're not looking to profit off the presidency? >> with doral, we have a series of magnificent buildings, we call them bungalows. they hold from 50 to 70 very luxurious rooms with magnificent rooms. we have incredible conference rooms, incredible restaurants. it's like such a natural. the ballrooms are among the biggest in florida and the best. it's brand-new. and my people wanted it. from my stand point i'm not doing to make any money. i don't want to make money. i don't care about making money. >> yeah, but how is the chocolate cake? >> well, it's a good thing he doesn't care about making money because as has been reported doral is in steep decline. the revenue is way down.

it lost 69% revenues over the past two years. >> so maybe he's not trying to profit. he's trying to like get it above water, who knows? good morning. >> again, he doesn't care about profits. you look at all of the bankruptcies. he's given $400 million, h