with that said, this is all alone with karl malone. ♪ >> i'm here with karl malone, karl malone, wanto ask you a question about god. do you think god could create a basketball so big that even he or she couldn't dunk it. >> nope. god the creator can do all things. >> jimmy: you're saying god can't do that. >> i didn't say that. >> jimmy: you said no. >> jimmy: yeah, you said no. do you think god -- >> god can do whatever. all things is possible with god. >> jimmy: right. is god so powerful that god create something that even god couldn't do? >> no. he could do whatever. >> jimmy: you answered the question three different ways. [ laughter ] >> where is this going? someone is about to get their ass kicked. where is this going? >> jimmy: well, then, we probably should end this. there he is, karl malone. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, karl malone. >>> we're taking a break. we have much more on the way. kevin hart is here. and we'll be back with an all-nba edition of "mean tweets." so, stick around. [ abreak through your allergies.? try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of a

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karl rove, former senior advisor to former president george w.ush sounding off. >>> a blazing inferno in london, the death toll rising even more as an entire apartment building is engulfed in flames. >> i feel very helpless, we watch the fire burning in terrible flames and people are dying inside. i can't rescue any of them, and it is a horrible, horrible feeling. ♪ think again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov david: so one of the first things coming out of special counsel robert mueller's investigation is a leak to "the washington post" suggesting that president trump is being investigated for obstruction of justice. something that triggered mr. trump to tweet out his impression of the whole process right now, quote, you are witnessing the single greatest witch-hunt in american political history led by some very

they would then you know watergate break in if i was not told karl and karl and the whole thing up three weeks has a very very nobody would know it would have been a very good it would have occurred and on monday morning the way was going to work and there is nothing there was no. cabinet are going to be overturned it is going to end there. very soon additional wire taps that end and they leave in the same order of perhaps even better than what they. had told her about this ever on june the first from the drag playing by the way at dupont circle when they read or read the real name the gains read and james color read it was never found this day when read it tell me about the very get go he was working as a clown the applause of a by the across the street from watergate all the very one of these t.v.'s switchboard the one with. holes plugs and wires the old switchboard and here's one he described herself then he gradually i plugged in the whole number two and there's a lighting up the areas that have been months and she once is it was then apartment and while living in the aftermath of th

and i said that just for karl rove's benefit. the establishment in this country right now. republican and the democratic elites are trying to take down a president. can this president say to hell with it, mueller, you are fired, rosenstein, you are fired, and get the support of paul ryan and mitch mcconnell? >> it's well within his constitutional rights. but the question is political fallout. there is no evidence of collusion. we are way past that. lou: including is not a crime. >> you have no collusion, no obstruction, what are we even talking about? we started with whitewater. lou: that cannot be sufficient to fire the special counsel, i don't know what could be. steve forbes great to see you, ned ryun, great to see you. thanks for joining us. . >>> tonight on "war stories" -- from stallen grad to berlin. >> the most intense fighting man kind has ever seen. >> russians trying to withstand stallen and fighting hitler. americans come to help with planes, trucks and spam and even join the front lines. >> all hell breaking loose. and they're chattering in russian. >> old russ

they would then you know watergate break in if i told karl and karl and the whole. three weeks and has a very very nobody would know it would have been a very good it would have occurred and on monday morning they were very was come to work and notice nothing there was no. cabinets or desert will be overturned it is on the end there needs very some additional wire taps that end and they leave in the same order of perhaps even better than what they found. when i told her about this everyone in the first round i dragged playing by the way at dupont circle and they read a read the real name was james reed and james. read it was never found this day when i read it told me about the very get really was working at the columbia applied to across the street from watergate although very one of these t.v.'s switchboard the one with. holes and plugs and wires the old switchboard and she has one i describe yourself then there's a drag queen i plugged into hole number two and there's a lighting up the area that have been months and she one says it was in apartment and while i wa

. >> reporter: meet karl hill, aka dj karl. >> ♪ >> reporter: brain behind street beat, a program heret covenant house that uses music , as therapy. >> being a young adult that experienced all types of, you know, forms of homelessness, were being kicked out, dealing with mental health. >> ♪ >> reporter: using special software, keyboard and a drum machine paid for by independent blue cross foundation, dj karl, creates the beat. then he helped youth share their experiences artistically while coaching them on life. >> i challenge them not to accept being here in the shelter. >> reporter: pollard attributes his success to music sessions with dj karl. >> i can stay with a crib now and job now. >> reporter: used music to heel learning that he can teach others to learn as well. >> i can write songs that mean something and not just random lyrics. >> ♪ >> reporter: showing the world his courage, by a song in, germantown, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead tonight, how to start the summer with healthy skin. >>> plus meet aaron and abby, they have been co

chris: karl? >> i thought it was interesting.yed the piece of tape of comey saying if this got out that the president said to me in the oval office i hope you can let this thing go, that it would have had a chilling effect on the fbi agents. because comey proceeded to talk about the incident widely within the fbi, widely enough in the fbi. chris: not the investigating officers, just with his top brass. >> widely enough within the top staff of the fbi that it got printed in the "new york times" on the 11th of may. so, or, no, before that before the president's tweet, that supposedly. chris: that was the loyalty pledge. >> right. chris: the point of mueller and whether or not-eye. >> look, i think it would be a huge mistake to try to shut down the special counsel. this would leave the trump administration, the trump presidency under a cloud until the very last day and make it an ongoing issue. i do have confidence in mueller. the question is robert mueller patrick fitzgerald or not? is he going to look for an underlying act and foc

karl is right here.oing extreme vetting at the presidents had, their legal rationale for the temporary pause, they have called the ban, goes out the window completely. look, martha, they wanted us to be infrastructure week. they wanted a big rollout today of privatizing air traffic controllers, talking about infrastructure, an issue that has actually some potential for bipartisan support. everyone has just talked about his tweets today. he stepped on his own message. he can't complain that they can't get back to domestic issues here when he is the one doing it himself. >> martha: what is the impact of what george conway said, marie? then, back to karl. >> i wouldn't want to be at that dinner table tonight. george conway is a respected conservative legal mind. i think that it's indicative of the fact that there are a lot of people who do support president trump's decisions. i am not one of them but i think george conway is. they are disturbed by the way in the way he which is he is trying to defend and pr

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jon karl. our thanks to you. >>> and there are tensions with russia mounting tonight, after a u.s. fighter jet shot down a syrian war plane. russia now saying american and coalition planes will now be tracked as targets over parts of syria. the u.s. says it downed that syrian jet after it dropped bombs near a u.s.-backed group fighting isis on the ground. and after giving them warning. it was the first u.s. air to air shootdown of a manned aircraft in nearly two decades. >>> back here at home, and to the severe storms moving up the east coast at this hour, hitting right at rush hour. major travel delays at this hour. 64 million americans from north carolina right up through philly, new york and into maine. the storm clouds moving in over manhattan late this afternoon. philadelphia, hartford, as well. driving wind and rains near allentown, pennsylvania. and massive trees down, completely covering this home in silver springs, maryland. let's get to rob marciano, tracking it all for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. just explosive storms across the northeast. flood warnin

strategist karl rove, charles lane of "the washington post" ," former democratic congresswoman donna, and former speaker newt gingrich, author of the upcoming book, "understanding from" ," out this tuesday. that must be a long book. >> it's interesting. >> chris: i want to start with your tweet which i discussed earlier with ronna mcdaniel, here it is up on the screen again, republicans need to focus on closing down independent counsel because it clearly isn't independent, what is your reasoning, and wouldn't that really look like an obstruction of justice? >> look at what comey said. he said i deliberately leaked, through an intermediary, to create this counsel, who happens to be one of his closest friends. look at are we starting to hire. these are people that frankly look to me, they're setting up to go after trump. including people who have been reprimanded for hiding from the defense, information into major cases. i think this is going to be a witch hunt. comey himself by his own testimony tainted this particular process. director of the fbi deliberately making in order to creat

jon karl, our thanks to you. abc's chief legal analyst with us, dan abrams. comey did tell the president he's not under investigation personally. he also writes in the memo that president demanded loyalty, expects loyalty. on the michael flynn investigation, he said, can you let this go? is that appropriate between the president and the fbi director. >> totally inappropriate. here's why the fbi takes its d independence very seriously. and on this notion that he wasn't personally being investigated, keep in mind, a, there might be the potential things could change and things have already changed in the fact that he was fired and what donald trump has said since then. it doesn't make it illegal for making the comments he did to comey. the question of the big picture here. >> dan, thank you. >>> in the meantime, on capitol hill, james comey will testify first thing in the morning. already tonight, senators responding to what they've seen in his opening remarks. some outrage. we asked what will they ask, mary bruce on the hill tonight. >> reporter: the republican

here's abc's chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl. >> reporter: for president trump tonight a warm embrace from the prime minister of india. but the president clearly has something else on his mind -- russia. in a barrage of tweets beginning this weekend, the president hit his predecessor over russia's meddling in the election. the real story is that president obama did nothing after being informed in august about russian meddling. >> in other words, the question is, if he had the information, why didn't he do something about it? he should have done something about it. >> reporter: the president was responding to a report in "the washington post" that obama hedged on punishing russia more strongly before the election. it quoted an anonymous obama official saying he had "choked." on twitter, trump fired back tweeting -- he didn't "choke," he colluded or obstructed, and it did the dems and crooked hillary no good. this as the special council looks into russian hacking and possible collusion with the trump campaign. trump himself has repeatedly raised doubts about whether russi

here's abc's chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump being presidential, welcoming the president of the south korea to the white house. but earlier today, donald trump being anything but presidential. launching a harsh personal attack on msnbc television host mika brzezinski, calling her "low iq crazy mika." saying that she and co-host and fiancÉ joe scarborough came to visit him in mar-a-lago in december and quote, she was bleeding badly from a facelift. i said, no. the twitter outburst came after brzezinski criticized the president on her show this morning. >> nothing makes a man feel better than making a fake cover of a magazine about himself, lying every day and destroying the country. >> reporter: the president's tweets touched off an avalanche of bi-partisan condemnation. >> i think it's so blatantly sexist, i don't think there is any question about it. >> obviously i don't see that as an appropriate comment. i think -- look, what we're trying to do around here is improve the tone and the civility of the debate. and this obviously doesn

>> jon karl live at the white house. jon, thank you. >>> the senate tonight launching a new investigation, this time focucusing on loretta lynch. looking into whether lynch interfered in the hillary clinton e-mail case. earlier this month, james comey testified lynch told him to downplay the fbi investigation. >>> now, to outrage from some, after that plan from senate republicans were finally revealed. their place to repeal and replace obamacare. tonight, some leading republicans on the hill have made it clear they're not onboard. some arguing the cuts are too deep. mary bruce on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: at the airport, lawmakers leaving washington for >> take our care, we'll vote them out! >> reporter: anger erupting from california -- >> are you ready to fight! >> reporter: to pennsylvania. if more than two republican senators vote no, the health care bill won't pass. and now, at least five say they're not onboard. nevada senator dean heller today announcing his decision. >> this bill that currently in fron

abc's jonathan karl tonight. >> donald j. trump. >> reporter: toward the end of comey's testimony, the president took the stage at event with christian conservatives, no mention of comey, but he did level some of the same charges at his political opponents as they level at him. >> they will lie, they will obstruct, they will spread their hatred and their prejudice. but we will not back down from doing what is right. >> reporter: later, at the white house we tried to ask him about the big hearing. >> mr. president, any reaction to comey's testimony? >> thank you very much. >> any reaction at all? do you think he told the truth? >> reporter: but while the president was mum, his personal lawyer, marc kasowitz was not. >> mr. comey has now finally confirmed publicly what he repeatedly told president trump privately. that is, that the president was not under investigation as part of any probe into russian interference. >> reporter: it's something the president had been asking comey to say publicly for months. today he finally did.

david. >> jon karl with us live from the white house. more to come on this story for sure. >>> in the meantime, on thursday, abc news will carry director comey's testimony live with a special report at 10:00. right here on abc. >>> among those watching thursday's hearings, the president's sons, donald junior and eric. tonight, in an exclusive interview with abc's chief national correspondent tom llamas, don trump jr. speaking about the russian investigation now entangling the white house. >> a lot of people, including trump supporters have described this whole thing as a witch hunt. do you really think it's a witch hunt? >> to me it's not without a question reads and smells like a witch hunt. because i have no other proof or evidence to show otherwise. >> tom with us here in the studio. great to have you. another headline breaking while we're on the air, involving the president's sons. a charity golf tournament, forbes magazine reporting a portion of the money raised went back to the trump organization and you reached out to family. >> t

the second point i would say is the point karl made about sessions. this is perhaps a sidebar of this whole story right now, but the problem for the white house is as you think things might conclude, another huge piece of news pops up. sessions, when comey said that he could not discuss sessions recusal and the reasons, obviously it's being discussed right now in the closed hearing. that was a big red flag. he's the person close to the president. he's the person overseeing portions of other investigations. but that's something that i think will get a lot of follow-up. >> just to add we reported last week there is a third possible sessions kislyak meeting. >> let's listen to that sound that you were just referring to, jim. >> in your statement you said that you and the fbi leadership team decided not to discuss the president's actions with attorney general sessions. even though he had not recused himself. what was it about the attorney general's own interactions with the russians or his behavior with regard to the investigation that would have led the

jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. >>> we're going to move on for right now.that would strip money from so-called sanctuary cities has gone to the senate. kate's law was passed. >>>27 active large fires are burning in the west from washington to texas. firefighters had to battle new flames erupting in the hills east of los angeles last evening, including this one, threatening homes in malibu. northbound lanes of the pacific coast highway were shut down, backing up traffic for miles. decreased winds and higher humidity are helping crews make progress with the other wildfires in the west. >>> and cleanup is under way after more than two dozen tornados raced across four midwestern states. wisconsin was especially hard hit. the twisters toppled and september thnt them crashin homes. they will stretch from oklahoma city north east ward to detroit, cleveland and syracuse. those areas can expect scattered hail and the possibility of tornados. >>> one of the texas police officers is not expected to survive. the officers were on routine patrol in san antonio when they

we have former nixon white house counsel and cnn contributor and legendary journalist karl burn steen. it is a pleasure to speak to all of you here this morning and to have all of your vast experience. john dean, do you think this holds up in terms of a parallel to watergate? >> it's not quite a parallel yet. if you recall, watergate for some 928 days. this is very early. but it is compressed and moving faster and there are some definite echoes of watergate. comey is one of our first public witnesses. we were about this season 45 years ago into the watergate hearing. so a summer hearing is also a parallel. >> karl, what is your take from those who say, well, it is not watergate. there was an underlying crime there. this is just about politics. what is your guidance? >> i don't think that's the important question in comparison or differences. i think what we're seeing is that comey has produced what looks on its face to be a devastating portrait of what occurred, some suggestions ofdy bus of authority. he hasn't been before a committee yet where he could be questioned and the evidence

. >> reporter: meet karl hill, aka, dj karl. >> he is brain behind, street beats, a program here at covenantouse that uses music , as therapy. >> these are young adults that experienced all types of, forms of homelessness whether it is being kicked out, and,. >> using special software, and key game, and a drum machine paid for by independent blue cross foundation, dj karl, creates the beat. they helped youth share experiences artistically while coaching them. >> i challenge them to not accept being here in the shelter. >> reporter: pollard attributes part of the success to music sessions with dj karl >> stay now. >> reporter: use music to heel , learning that he can teach others as well. >> i can write songs that mean , that mean something like not just writing random lyrics >> showing the world his courage, via song in, germantown, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, we're waking up this morning across the delaware valley, dreary, conditions, for many others, including for our eyewitness weather watchers, up on this saturday morning, giving us an idea is w

more now from jonathan karl. >> reporter: for president trump, a warm embrace from the prime minister of india. with the president clearly has something else on his mind. russia. in a barrage of tweets beginning this weekend, the president hit his predecessor meddling in the election. the real story is that president obama did nothing after being informed in august about russian meddling. >> it's a question if he had the information, why didn't he do something about it? he should have done something about it. >> reporter: the president was responding to a report in the "washington post" that obama hedged on punish beiing russia strongly before the election. it quoted an anonymous obama official saying quote, he had choked. on twitter, trump fired back tweeting he didn't choke, he colluded or obstructed. and it did the dems and crooked hillary no good. this as the special counsel looks into hacking and possible collusion with the trump campaign. trump himself has repeatedly raised doubts about whether russia was behind the hack at all. >> it also could be somebody sitting on their bed

and we talked to jonathan karl of aives who was at that press conference. >> when his lawyer yesterday responded to the comey testimony if the president's lawyer but also the president would accuse comey of lying and, if so, would the president be willing to sit down under oath and give his version of what happened in those conversations that he had with comey, and i was quite struck, charlie, when he said that he would 100% be willing to testify under oath, even to the special counsel robert mueller. >> rose: we continue with mike schmidt to have the "new york times." >> if the president were to go under oath and bob mueller were to look at all the evidence and conclude comey was telling the truth and the president wasn't, then that would set up a perjury investigation, an investigation into whether false statements were made under oath. you can't lie in an f.b.i. interview or before a grand jury. you know, those are things that the government takes very seriously. >> rose: and then turn to mike allen, the co-founder of axios. >> it's a declaration of war, charlie, in both words and a