crowley: it is a work in progress. we do have a method, it but it is about making it concise to connect with the loss from the last election. and that continues to be the case. what i will tell you is that given the erratic nature of the president, he makes it difficult for us and his own party to get anything done. were not talking above the affordable care act anymore. or taxes. we are talking about michael flynn. the inability to get his puns or nomination through. the other executive orders. the issue of russia. this is something that i have been disturbed by since august, in a big way. and yesterday, it was a continuance to not allow any questions to be asked at the press conference. he cut people off left and right. he just floundered out there. so i think this is a big issue for the safety and soundness of our nation. that is why you saw this last week in the ways and means committee, the move by democrats to have a procedure to get the president's tax returns to the committee. to take a vote as to whether or no

crowley. representative crowley: thank you very much. i want to add my own thanks to you all for your cooperation this week, as well as for our first caucus retreat. it was great. i think speaking on behalf of my colleagues, the opportunity to meet with you all in a social setting as well, but the way in which you conducted yourselves in a professional manner, i appreciate that. and fighting for all americans, that includes you. thank you very much. representative pelosi: thank you, all. candidates to lead the democratic national committee will be taking part of -- in a forum in baltimore tomorrow. you can watch that live at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> sunday night on "q&a." casehave never seen a where so critically journalists have accepted information from a single source, edward snowden, who is in moscow under the control of the russian government. journalistative epstein on his book. i don't even know if his supporters say he did no damage, they say he did enormous good. that is their view. maybe he did some good because he start

crowley: who's really running the show? as i said before, four years ago donald trump was a pro-choice liberal. oes anyone disagree with that? today, if you look at it on its face, he's a right wing nationalist radical. by what he's doing. so as i said, i don't think he has the bandwidth to do what he's doing. this is a coordinated effort behind the scenes by steve bannon and steven miller and others to do this. quite frankly. reporter: is there an opportunity for you guys to work with him or are you shifting toward, let's fight this guy at every chance we can? mr. crowley: i think it remains to be seen just what happens after hell week. and how long this will continue. it's unprecedented, in my 30 years of elected office, both the state and the federal level. i've never seen a president act like this. or an administration act like this. to unsettle the american population in a way in which they have, understanding that some actually agree with the policies he's taken, and they're excited about what he's doing, so-called fo

crowley. rep. crowley: thank you. i want to add my own thanks to you all for your cooperation this week, as well as for our first caucus retreat. it was great. i think speaking on behalf of my colleagues, the opportunity to meet with you all in a social setting as well but the way in which you conducted yourselves in a professional manner, i appreciate that. and for all americans, that includes you. thank you very much. rep. pelosi: thank you, all. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] candidates running to leave the democratic national committee will meet tomorrow in baltimore. we will have candidate statements live tomorrow at 3:30 eastern time. and a look at some of the activity from earlier today at the white house as javanese -- japanese prime minister shinzo abe met with talks with trump. we will watch this for just a moment. shinzo abe of japan meeting with

crowley. rep. crowley: thank you. i want to add my own thanks to you all for your cooperation this week, as well as for our first caucus retreat. it was great. i think speaking on behalf of my colleagues, the opportunity to meet with you all in a social setting as well but the way in which you conducted yourselves in a professional manner, i appreciate that. and for all americans, that includes you. thank you very much. rep. pelosi: thank you, all. >> candidates to lead the democratic national committee will take part in a forum and baltimore moderated by white house correspondent april ryan. p.m.an watch that at 3:30 eastern on c-span. book tv bringsd you 40 eight hours of nonfiction and authors. here is what is coming up this weekend here tonight at 8:00, johns hopkins university professors discuss their book "what washington gets wrong," which looks at how unelected government officials regard the american public. thehe correlation between public policy priorities and the president's agenda was much stronger which

crowley. rep. crowley: thank you. i want to add my own thanks to you all for your cooperation this week, as well as for our first caucus retreat. it was great. i think speaking on behalf of my colleagues, the opportunity to meet with you all in a social setting as well but the way in which you conducted yourselves in a professional manner, i appreciate that. and for all americans, that includes you. thank you very much. rep. pelosi: thank you, all. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ..... watch that live at 3:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. "book tv" ekend brings you nonfiction books and authors. at 8:00 eastern john hopkins university professors discuss their book, washington gets wrong, which looks at how unelected government officials regard the public.n >> the correlation between the public's policy priorities and agenda, dent's policy for example, was much

crowley. representative crowley: thank you very much. i want to add my own thanks to you all for your cooperation this week, as well as for our first caucus retreat. it was great. i think speaking on behalf of my colleagues, the opportunity to meet with you all in a social setting as well, but the way in which you conducted yourselves in a professional manner, i appreciate that. and fighting for all americans, that includes you. thank you very much. representative pelosi: thank you, all. back -- c-spanbe will be back with dnc chair candidates tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow. chris murphy talked about priorities for congress at "the washington post" earlier today. senator murphy: thank you to everyone joining us online and on c-span. before we get started, we will take a few questions from twitter.

crowley jump in. guest: as an american, i also served 26 years on active duty in the united states air force. whether i voted for him or not, i want the trump presidency to be successful. i have concerns about some of his early actions as president. russia, i think he is going to find over time his aspiration for having a constructive relationship with vladimir putin is perfectly reasonable. lastu think back to the dose copresidents, george w. bush had high hopes when he met vladimir putin for the first time in june of 2001 and eight years later, was very disillusioned as russia intervened in georgia. the obama administration attempt at a reset and it had some success when dmitry medvedev was president for one turn but when google returns to power, it was a challenge in ukraine. tohink what trump is going find out is while you need to figure out if there are areas where you can cooperate north korea would be one example where you might be able to do that. the area of common interest between the united

crowley. representative crowley: thank you very much. i want to add my own thanks to you all for your cooperation this week, as well as for our first caucus retreat. it was great. i think speaking on behalf of my colleagues, the opportunity to meet with you all in a social setting as well, but the way in which you conducted yourselves

host: we will let dj crowley jump in. guest: as an american and i served 26 years in the united states air force. not,wise voted for him or i want the trump presidency to be successful. i have concerns about some of early actions as president. regarding russia, i think he is going to find over time that his aspiration for having a constructive relationship with vladimir putin is perfectly reasonable. think back over the last two presidents. george w. bush had high hopes when he met vladimir putin for 2001.rst time in june a here's later, he was very disillusioned as russia intervened in georgia. the obama administration attempted a reset with russia and it had some success when -- was the president for one term. ended when putin returned to power and we still have the challenge in ukraine. ishink trump will find out that while he really to find out if there are areas when you can cooperate -- north korea may be an example -- an area of common interest between america and russia is narrowing and the areas of conflict are e

. ♪ >> newsmakers is next with democratic representative joe crowley.ater, actor ashton kutcher testifies before congress on efforts he is leading to stop human trafficking and modern-day slavery. our guest on newsmakers this week is joe crowley in his 10th term in 2017.

i don't think i ever made disparaging comments for joe crowley but i wouldn't vote for him. we have to be careful about going about this. if i was democratic without agenda, with the defeat from last november, i think they searching to slow the majority republican down. >> do you expect he going to get -- congressman crowley say a polite reception from the democrats. >> he going to get a good reception from the republican, there's polite reception from the democrats. this kind of situation place out this way. >> congressman thank you for joining us. >> take care. >>> the white house pushing back on associates of president trump and russia. >> i think the easy answer is fbi is already said this story is bs. those are theirs words. i apologize to my mom. those are the words of the fbi the story bs. we are put the store out there. the american people need to know the truth. there's nothing here. just because reporters say something over and over again doesn't make it true. >> the fbi not commented on this story. sean henry, nice to see you, sir. >> hi, greta. >>> do you have pr

ashley parker, and michael crowley back with us. welcome to you all. ashley, having sat in the front row and covered the white house, you usually go into an event like today with two or three questions in your back pocket in case they come to you. they have not come to mainstream media outlets as we laid out. what would your questions have been today if asked? >> i think my questions, and the questions a lot of the reporters wanted asked for some that you just played earlier in your show, but were sort of more pointed questions about what donald trump knew about his associates' contacts with senior russian intelligence officials. when he knew them, i personally have been very curious why he left his vice president in the dark for two weeks about the fact that general flynn had misled him. sort of anything really pointed on flynn in russia is what everyone was kind of dying to know. >> and ashley, what is -- when people ask you what's going on there, what's going on there? we had on this very network this morning, charges that kellyanne conway is bookin

crowley: mr. speaker -- mr. speaker, by direction of the democratic caucus, i offer a privileged resolution and ask its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: resolved that the following members are -- the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will suspend. the gentleman is recognized. he house will be in order. he house will be in order. mr. crowley: that's commanding attention, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be considered as read and printed in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from wyoming seek recognition? ms. cheney: pursuant to house resolution 91, i call up house joint resolution 44, disapproving the rule submitted by the department of interior relating to bureau of land management regulations, to establish the procedures used to prepare, revise or amend land

morning, but i wanted to get here, and we rushed back over in time to praise the leadership of joe crowley and linda sanchez in putting together quite a remarkable issues conference. the attitude of the members was so receptive to ideas, but also appreciative of the diversity of the program that was brought to them. and i've said to you over and over again, we don't unite our caucus. our caucus is united by our values. what's particularly rewarding to all of us here are the values, panels that our chairman and vice chairman brought forth. speaking from the diversity of our country, from the soul of who we are as americans, and really not in a political way, really not democrats and republicans but about america. and whether we're talking about brian stevenson and his beautiful presentation or kareem abdul-jabar. how he talked in a values-based way. it was inspiring. but our members are inspiring, too, and i want you to know this. when i meet with members, from time to time, i said to them, look around you. because under this roof -- and look at each other -- you are sitting with a collecti

crowley, on the trump administration's foreign security and foreign policy efforts and plans to lay outand vetting guidance. >>> alan gomez looks at new immigration guidelines drafted by the department of homeland and security as part of presu president trump's efforts to reinforce enforcement in the unitedst

then, philip crowley, former assistant secretary of state for public affairs under president obama on the trump administration national security and foreign efforts. as well as white house plans to roll out new vetting guidelines. and usa today reporter alan gomez with new immigration guidelines as part of president trump's effort to increase immigration enforcement in the united states. be sure to watch c-span boston journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern is a morning. join the discussion. president trump made a visit to the african-american history museum to mark like history mark. carson,oined by ben tender tim scott, museum director, and the niece of dr. martin luther king jr.. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. president trump: thank you very much, everybody. it is a great honor to be here. this was a beautiful morning. what a job they have done. like few others have been able to do. i am very proud of lonnie bunch. the work and the love that he has in his heart for what he has done -- i always talk about needing enthusiasm. you need love for anything you do

crowley again. >> thank you. i want to add my own thanks to you all for your cooperation this week as well for our first caucus retreat and it was great. i think speaking on behalf of my colleagues, the opportunity to meet with you all in a social setting as well but the way in which you conducted yourselves in a professional manner, i appreciate that. and for all americans, that includes you. thank you very much. >> thank you, all. >> you've been watching house democrats and the closing news conference from their retreat. join us later today when the aspen institute hosts american rural opportunity. it's a six part series of panel conversations that invites policy makers, practitioners and leaders to engage in real dialogue around advancing rural opportunity agenda. watch that live at noon eastern here on c-span3. japanese prime minister shinzo abe and president trump hold a joint news conference after meetings. the pair will fly to florida for a weekend at mar-a-lago and a round of golf. watch that news confere

with philip here crowley to talk about trumps foreign-policy agenda.ou pointed out that donald trump ran against the government that he is now leading. so how is that impacted his efforts when it comes to foreign policy? guest: foreign policy is under construction. and it is a slow process. under anyally slow administration. it takes time to get a team up and running. it takes tto

host: congressman crowley over the weekend. and gary schmitt, how previous leapt is this sentiment? guest: i think it's quite prevalent. you have republicans who are being somewhat quiet. i mean, after all, the president was elected for their party's nomination and obviously, won the electoral college but they are reluctant to push back too much but i've been struck to the degree that there has been bipartisan pushback. you're seeing committees trying to investigate various elements early on decision by the trumbo administration. so in some -- trump administration. in some respect, they've kind -- the style of president trump has reinforced the congress to take serious institutional prerogatives as well. host: and yet he is saying the white house is being run by like a fine tuned machine. guest: yeah, it doesn't appear to be that way and there's leaks out of the white house itself that suggests otherwise. host: where do you think all of this is heading? guest: it's hard to know. does president trump learn that this chaos doesn't serve him well or does he double down thinking that be

. >> new york congressman joe crowley is chair of the house democratic caucus.inton supporter in the race, of course. joel benenson was the chief strategist for the clinton campaign, and now is an msnbc contributor. welcome, gentlemen. first to you, congressman. your thoughts about the president now blaming the russia news on secretary clinton losing. >> i think it's maybe just a bit more ridiculous than not about the content of the phone call between mr. flynn and his russian counterpart, or the content of that. he's now blaming the leaking of it. to me, you know, mr. flynn didn't lose his job because he lied. he lost his job because he wasn't a good enough liar up to the standard of this administration. to now -- the president seems to find excuse after excuse as to why he's cozied up to russia. only he really knows the real answer because we can't see his taxes. we don't know what it is they have on him. but we're going to get to the bottom of this at some point. >> you know, there's a lot of difference of opinion about whether or not it was okay to discuss s

reporter sharon crowley shows us more. >> reporter: does the sound of this make your mouth water?t alone. americans consume billions of pounds of ground beef every year. what if you could get the same texture and taste without the meat? los angeles california scientists have been work on it since 2009. they claim to have produced a meatless burger. right down to its sizzle in the pan that replicates the real thing. >> we began the company in 2009, really with the basic idea that you didn't need an animal to create a peace of meat. >> reporter: ethan drown is the ceo of the company beyond meat. they have developed substitutes for chicken and beef. he grew up on his grandfather's dairy farm and developed an appreciation for animals. and now, he is a vegan. >> consumers are more and more looking to transition from animal protein into plant protein. but, they are unwilling to make large sacrifices in taste and texture, aroma, et cetera. so what we have done is try tarrases raise the bar. >> reporter: his team created a meatless burger he says has the flavor and the texture of real mea

>>nreasobl can you believe -- >> very rare, honestly. >> casey, michael crowley, thanks. the rest of the panel will stay with us as we come back from the first break here tonight. when we continue, president trump's call for prayers this morning when "the 11th hour" continues. >> i went into television had "the apprentice". the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz. including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. now's your chance at completely clear skin. just ask your doctor about taltz. >

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joseph crowley of new york said the russia matter requires an independent investigation similar to the-11 investigation. >> the american people know there's a lot of smoke here. they expect an investigation because it goes to the core of the democratic institutions. whether or not we can have faith in the process. other countries are looking at us and questioning whether they can have faith in this process. >> shepard: congressman crowley wants to know the extend of trump's business ties with russia. his tax returns might answer that question. the congressman wants them released the president has refused. house officials say russian hackers targeted the campaign in order to help donald trump. it's been alleged that donald trump had contact with russian officials during the campaign. mike flynn spoke with the russian ambassador. the president has not answered question about his campaign's contacts specifically. were promised made? did general mike flynn lie to the fbi? transcripts are ready and available. democrats want them published. the question is, did paul manfort have direct conta

roxy the sledding sheltie dog came into the crowley family of walk kasha six years. >> rox 0y, come hereuick. >> hurry up. >> reporter: for dad. >> hop in. >> reporter: in his 50s, it's a chance to relive the days when now 1 and for marisa, well, what can you say? roxy uses the same sled she used when she was a little girl. >> okay, roxie, come on down. >> considering all the other dogs i've seen, they are too scared or they jump off right away. roxie goes full in, not afraid. she loves it she begs to go sledding every day. >> okay, come on down. >> reporter: and now roxie the sledding dog has gone viral with a future that's off into the unknown. >> i think it's natural, but we enjoy being outdoors and playing in the snow. yeah. being 52 years old, i build snowmen still. play with our dog out in the snow. did that when our kids were a lot younger. and i just continue to enjoy doing that and being outside playing with roxie and building snowmen. >> okay, roxie, come on down. >> reporter: roxie could stay out all day and >> good girl. >> reporter: they have to literally drag her back into

and at that point monica crowley got yanked as a deputy national security advisor. they had to pull her name. the first person who the new president picked to be secretary of the army was a billionaire finance guy who had been a trump donor. shortly after his nomination was announced to lead the army it emerged he has been written up in a police report for punching a guy out. not all that long ago at a fancy horse auction in new york state. and then he, too, vincent viola, got his name yanked as secretary of the army. earlier this week, the shortest national security advisor tenure in american history came to an end at a record 24 days after michael flynn was fired, resigned, fired, resigned in the midst of a scandal about his prolific contacts with the russian government before he became national security advisor and even before the election during the campaign. the beltway story about michael flynn's fi has mostly focused on the facthat he lied about his contacts with the russian government to people in the white house but, you know what? maybe that's not the bigg

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. >> on newsmakers, new york congressman joe crowley, chair of the house democratic caucus talks about the democratic call for air congressional investigation of general michael flynn and president trump's aids discussions with russian officials. the latest immigration enforcement raids and congressional battles over the affordable care act. newsmakers, sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. now, federal research chair janet yellen discusses details of the banks semiannual monetary policy report. this senate banking committee

on friday, democratic caucus chair joe crowley and vice chair linda crowley spoke to reporters at a news conference that also included minority leader nancy pelosi. this is 30 minutes. >> good morning. >> good morning. where did everybody go? [laughter] >>

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peter crowley, former assistant secretary of state under president obama. he's now professor at george washington university,uthor of the book "red line: american foreign policy in a time of fractured politics and failing states." gentlemen, thank you for being here on a friday afternoon. >> kate. >> good to see you, kate. >> we have just a little bit to talk about today. >> p.j., let me start with you, these new iran sanctions. is this something you would have advocated for under your previous boss, president obama? would you have wanted this tough talk, tough line? >> those are two separate things. given the timing, these were probably actions on the shelf and available during the transition from obama to trump. with the missile test, the white house could have said, you know, what do we have that's immediately available? and the sanctions you have here are available. now, the question here is with the very tough line that the white house has taken, you know, not only putting iran on notice, as the national security adviser said a couple days ago, and now

i'm grateful for our members of se we are the beerer liberty's torch and i thank congressman crowley to be here. thank you so much. i yield you so much time as you may consume. mr. crowley: i thank my friend, the gentlelady from ohio, for taking the time out of your schedule to be here this evening to have this special order and speak on an issue on such magnitude and of importance. we as a people of the united states, important to the world that we never forget what took place, the horror, the utter destruction of humankind during the holocaust, but in particular, the focus of that destruction upon the jewish race. thank you. thank you for yielding me the time as well. it's important because we are seeing a rise, quite frankly, of only around not the world but right here in the united states. it takes different forms and in different places, but in the end it targets and hurts one of the historically most vulnerable groups in our world, the jewish people. one of the things that has been the most concerning to me is the minimizing of the suffering of the jewish people during the holo

crowley, new york city is attempting to move in that direction. so today, instead of supporting states' innovation, this is a states' rights bill, to the party of states' rights. republicans have decided wall street's profits are more important than workers' retirement savings. this republican resolution is opposed by the aarp, the national conference of state legislatures, the afl-cio, in fact, the aarp letter to congress states, it starts, as a matter of fact, on behalf of hardworking americans who struggle to save for retirement. aarp urges you to vote against a congressional review act resolution to overturn the department of labor's final rules on savings arrangements established by states for non-governmental employees. while republicans race to do the bidding of their wall street friends, they still have not lifted a finger to create more good-pay aing jobs for hardworking americans. let's just make a comparison. friday will be the four-week -- it will be four weeks since president trump took office. let's go back eight years to when presid

and michael crowley. senior foreign affairs correspondent. coming into the camera at the perfect time. republican strategist ron nearing. thank you all for joining us. a tlot of ground to cover. i want to give folks again who if they missed this or are still processing it -- here is another taste of what donald trump had to say today. then we'll get some reaction. >> i want to find a friendly reporter. are you a friendly reporter? >> i am friendly. >> watch how friendly he is. he said he is going to ask a simple, easy question. it's not. it's not an easy question. sit down. quiet, quiet, quiet. that's what i call a nice question. that is very nice. who are you with? >> unf news. it's an independent. >> i'm going to start watching. thank you very much. >> are you going to include the congressional black caucus. >> do you want to set up the meeting. >> i know some of them. i am just a reporter. >> i'd love to meet with the congressional black caucus. i think it's great. >> david, you wrote a piece today about the trump style, about how trump co

he leaves his adoring and devoted wife jocelyne crowley. he was a brilliant guy.rcely loyal and the only thing he loved more than his work was his life with jocelyne. he will be missed. the family has asked for privacy during this very difficult time. that from the family. sean hannity was his friend, his teammate, his sparring partner. sean is on the phone now. sorry about this, sean. tough, tough stuff. peel back the curtain about your friendship and relationship with alan with us. >> i have to tell you, it's like a part of me left today. it has been a really tough day. i first want to say, you know, his wife, he worshiped and adored her. he loved monica. by the way, he loved everybody. and, you know, what's really, really amazing is alan and i every day when we first got hired by fox, neither one of us had a lot of tv experience. and every day we would sit around and look at each other and say we're the two luckiest guys on the face of this earth. i know a lot of people remember us from our political disagreements, but what they may not know is he was just not

representative joe crowley of new york livers the democratic response, giving his reaction to the democratic ticket of order -- the executive order. fellow americans, this week our hearts are with the people of louisiana and mississippi families have lost their homes, businesses and likelihood after devastating tornadoes swept through many, many communities.

inresentative joe crowley new york delivers the democratic response to the immigration executive order. president trump: my fellow americans, thi

. >> president trump has invited several guests to tonight's address, crowley diagnosed with rare diseasea child, so her father found a pharmaceutical company to find a cure, the widows of the two california police officers killed by an immigrant illegally in the country. meriweather first in her family to graduate from college, and maureen scalia from anthony scat ya, and father of high school football star killed by an immigrant illegally in the country as well. >> dollars democratic response start tonight at 9:00. you can see it here on cbs-3 and streaming on cbsphilly.com. >>> well, we already showed you kevin hart at last night's sixers game. >> he also brought a taste of hollywood to one local neighborhood as he shoots his latest movie. and we have the pictures, coming up next, pat. >> hey, guys, good morning. we are back here in the kitchen talking with mr. haaguely. how are you feeling this morning? >> real good. thank you. >> good, good, good. we're p.m. g out the fosh nats this morning, i've never had one. but i'm going to. oh, you know i'm going to. so we're here, and i'm grab

elise crowley a professor of public policy at rutgers university and another major milestone just fourlater, his debut nonfiction book red, white, and liberal, how left is right and right is wrong. never one to back down from controversy, his hearted to get a view style made him a greatly admired from stand-up comic, to other, to radio host, to television, he lived to entertain you, the american people. telling the news how he sought and taking his audience through some of the most significant moments of our time. today, the fox news channel lost a very dear member of our family one of the nicest, kindest, friendliest people come a dear personal friend, alan colmes. >> tucker: whatever you thought of his political opinions, he was a deeply nice man and gentle, will miss ♪ >> tom: welcome to "red eye," hello everyone, i am tom shillue. let's check in with tvs at andy levy over at at the "red " tease deck. >> andy: coming up on the big show, donald trump interrupts a business roundtable to remind everyone he once shot a hole in one. plus, a new poll shows 66% of trump supporters will tur

crowley, who used to be secretary of state for public affairs, president trump said said that nothing is off the table when asked whether he would consider military action against iran. pj, first to you, what's your reaction to that? >> it mirrors the rhetoric that on one hand no options are off the table, on the other hand it did the nuclear stall a military confrontation over iran's nuclear ambition. with the obama administration it continued to express concerns up until its last day on iran's growing influence on the region as well as having an agreement to disagree whether a missile test caused a violation of the u.n. resolution, not with standing the nuclear deal and talking points that mr. trump used during the campaign, there's still significant friction between the united states and iran. >> and iran saying after the white house said it was putting it on notice that it's going to continue its missile test. what's your reaction to that? >> i think that's to be expected and that's the exact danger here, what the obama administration did is they worked to establish channels or co