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d." you will remember that. that was in the bush administration. including offering free generic drugs to low-income seniors, health plan to share drug rebate with patients and the lower out-of-cost maximum to protect seniors from catastrophic costs. it's not sure how much of that he can get done. some can be done on agency level. other parts of this will require legislation. and for congress to weigh in. but the president will lay out the plan this afternoon. dana? >> dana: americans across the country are interested in this. it's on their minds. i want to ask what is the latest with the at&t statement and at&t's connection to president trump's personal attorney michael cohen? >> it seems that at&t is having a case of buyer's remorse in terms of contracting michael cohen to provided a vice and insight in the nascent trump presidency. the c.e.o. of at&t randall stephenson with a statement saying there is no other way to say it, at&t hiring michael cohen as a political consultant was a big mistake. the past association with cohen was a serious misju

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d relieves more. >>> to the index of other news. the cia has a new chief tonight. the senate confirming gina haspel as the agency's first female chief, overcoming senators' reservations about her role in the bushinterrogation program. >>> we're tracking severe weather at this hour. thunderstorms swamping the east. a state of emergency in frederick county, maryland, after ten inches of rain in 48 hours. a flood watch through saturday. severe weather risk tonight from the dakotas all the way through texas. we'll follow that through "gma." >>> the twister in germany. a driver heading straight into the path of a tornado in western germany. look at these pictures. several homes damaged. at least two injured. >>> and a passenger who missed his flight facing charges after trying to storm the plane. the man seen on the tarmac, attempting to rip open the door at the melbourne airport. he then allegedly assaulted airport staff. >>> the new york city lawyer who made national headlines today after a racial tirade. >> i pay for their welfare, i pay for their ability to be here. >> 42-year-old aaron schlossberg unleashing on workers who he heard speaking spanish. well, tonight, schlossberg has reportedly be

d w news from berlin or europe in the u.s. on a collision course with the e.u. council president lashing out at u.s. president. bush.it comes as european leaders gather to discuss the nuclear deal and the threat of u.s. sanctions the widening transatlantic rift what's at stake also coming up the white house admits that the plan is historic so much with north korea could be an down.

bush, you did after a second inaugural address, i actually wrote a book blasting his massive deficits, his massive debts, medicare part dout paying for a dime of it, foreign policy. and the republican establishment turned on us. you had people actually the bush people calling up everybody saying do not have peggy noonan come deliver speeches, do not sign peggy noonan for any books. if you are a friend of peggy noonan's, you're not a friend of ours's. and and i remember in 2005, and unfortunately mika will have to hear this story again, somebody from the bush administration called me up and was yelling at me because i was being unusually tough on bush's deficit spending. and i said he's going to be gone. he's going to be gone in 2 1/2 years. i'm still going to be here. we were friends before he was here, we will be friends after. but you need to make that decision right now. are you my friend or are you not my friend? this person said they were my friend and i have been forever grateful since. when mike pence denigrate s himself like that, peggy, can you explain to young politicians and wannabee politicians, that tape wi

bush, where we questioned barack obama. and we were able to have a friendly adversarial relationship. right now we are being warned upon by this administration, w-a-r-n-e-dand if they do that, it dhaccha the dynamic to that first amendment where it's freedom of the press, and it's not about suppressing us but suppressing information to the american public. and that's what people need to understand. it's not about any other reporter. it's about suppressing the facts and the back and forth, the accountability piece. that's what it's about. >> listen, brian, i want you to weigh in on this and i have a short time left. let me just read this because president trump tweeted falsely tonight. it failing "the new york times" criticized secretary of state pompeo being a wol, missing when in fact he was flying to north korea. nak news, so bad. to be clear "the new york times" never used the words awol or missing. the story said pompeo was flaying to north korea. it was about why it affected diplomats and made pompeo hard to reach. why would the president say that? >> fake tweet. he's trying to project upon us we're the enemy, shoot the messenger. and the bottom lin

bush would try to lose their agents and was nasty to them. baron is a very gregarious guy. he'll say enjoy the breakfast, have a great day. just like trump. he's a great maÎtre d. for example, going back to when baron was two years old and he was having a bottle in the plane and the pilot walked back into the cabin while the copilot was flying and baron took the bottle out of his mouth and said want some mike. [laughter] that's amazing. talk about the codename the secret service has for the first family. >> the codenames first teacher contract secret service are generated by computer randomly and they have words that may be hard to understand but then in addition, each protect he can choose his or her own word and milani and trump have chosen their own words. dick cheney wife lynn was author and the preface is that when agents are speaking into their little mouth pieces that they don't want others to overhear who they're talking about and they don't have confusion over the names. if they have a particular name that's very clearcut it's easi easier. >> this white house seems to have a lot of. [inaudible] it reminds me of the para story of the elephant in the wi

d street. one of the dogs had a paw cut off. the other had a broken jaw and is being treated at the hospital. the two will be reunited later today. >>> former president george h.w. bushital in maine this morning for low blood pressure and fatigue. the 93-year-old is likely to spend the next few days recovering according to a spokesperson. you might remember he spent 13 days in a houston hospital for an infection last month short li after his wife's funeral. mr. bush's spokesperson says the former president is alert. in fact, on saturday you can see he visited with veterans during a pancake breakfast. >>> a moving tribute for a world war ii veteran declared missing in action 74 years ago. >> lieutenant thomas kelly flew a b 32 bomber during the war. his remains were just found months ago. yesterday he was honored in livermore with a 21-gun salute. last october the family got word the plane and the remains of the crew had been found. project recover, a group dedicated to finding missing service members, made the discovery using under water robots. >> after all these years we finally have seen where our relative's grave lies and the grave of ten other members of this cr

bush's national security adviser. now she is the hoover institution and barbara stephenson senior fellow, global business and the economy and professor of political science at stanford university. amy zegart is the hooter institution d. be fairly senior fellow and senior fellow at the institute for international ideas. she codirects stanford center for international security and cooperation and she is a professor of political science. before coming to stanford, she was professor of public policy at the ucla luskin school of public affairs. she served on president clinton's national security council. today's discussion will be moderated by andrea mitchell. she's nbc news chief foreign affairs course on it and host andrea mitchell reports each day on msnbc. she's covered seven presidential administrations, capitol hill, state department in every presidential campaign since 1980. my she received the 2017th virgin journal of lifetime achievement award from international women'ssm media foundation. andrea. >> it's a great privilege for me to be here with two scholars, leaders, public policy experts whom i admire so greatly. congratulations on the book. we want to talk about the book, "political risk" and then questions f