i think all it's happened is the dutch government has become the super peple for four years john miller was the u.s. state department's anti slavery worldwide ambassador today he sees the history of slavery repeating itself. believe that being very sophisticated regulating the interesting thing is this is the exact same approach they took back in the seventeenth century. to boast about how they had the healthiest slave ships they had the best. they had the best ration they had the best mattresses for the slaves they provided doctors. but slavery. all their talk about regulation. excuse to avoid abolition every year the u.s. government's publishes a report which judges every country in the world on its efforts to stamp out slavery the trafficking in persons report ranks countries that do the most. the state department has always given tier one status to holland despite the vehement opposition of john miller i have visited the red light district i've seen the young men with the leather jackets standing outside those windows counting who goes in making sure they get all the profits all i c

i'm john miller with mike cruko at at&t park. back to you. >> reporter: thanks, guys.e merricking it easy on you tonight at home. no need to touch the remote. as we mentioned, tonight's game airing on nbc bay area. one final note, raj. our good friend mike murphy, the long-time equipment manager with the giants, on june 4th guess where he will be. in new jersey for the major league baseball draft. larry baird talked him into going on behalf of the team. he said i will do it on one condition, that i don't have to talk. no, he won't. the giants will call in the pick which they have the number two pick in upcoming draft. they will call it in from at&t park. must have been has to write it down and hand it over, something different for him. he has been with the team for something like 60 some years. amazing stuff. back at 11:00 with reaction to tonight's game. >> very cool. thank you, colin. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, banned in just about every other state. more than 1,000 open ponds where millions of gallons of toxic wastewater are dumped every day in california. it i

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ourselves donald trump impersonated a public relations officer for years, right, under the name of john miller and john barron. the notion of his decrying fake news is always a bit rich. let's put that aside for now. this was i think put out, this notion of taking away press credentials, was to take away from the michael cohen story, rudy giuliani totally botching things. et cetera, et cetera. example that the press is getting it right is on north korea people are giving him credit. not the people you're short on msnbc. generally speaking, the press is giving him credit. i don't think frankly this network gave barack obama as much credit when he got two hostages out but that's neither here nor there. the press generally is giving donald trump high marks. the point is whether it's good news to report he's getting good news. >> laura: 90%. of new stories are negative on this president at the same time, as i said in my angle, 50% percent of my americans say thie looking good. the press, negative, negative, negative. it becomes white noise. people say wait a second. i just got a bonus for joining

donald trump is someone i'll remind people in the 1980s, made up a pr executive named john miller, whollegedly worked in the trump organization and called the gossip tabloids in new york to talk about how virile, how successful donald trump was. it is hard to keep the president's aliases together, but the point is that that doesn't stop, kate, that sense of trying to manipulate the media, doing selective leaking of information to make you look better. he does this. there is a culture of it, and he gets mad at it. but he's the cause. >> let's be really -- let's be honest and real here. you've covered the hill and washington for years. you no he if anyone is leaking, congress is leaking like a siv, that's the best branding they could ask for. does that mean they're all traitors? trump is talking about, calling them traitors, his own staff in this tweet. >> the tweet is sort of, like, you know that typical, the food in this restaurant is horrible and the portions are so small. he's complaining about this phenomenon while he's also trying to disprove what's being said. so if it is not true

>> john miller. >> and you work with -- >> yes, that's correct. trump treats everybody well.ow, you don't know him -- >> i have met him. >> he's a good guy and he's not going to hurt anybody. the one article is total nonsense. >> have you met him? it's me! you have to have a certain kind of philosophy to pull that off. trump does cite the same media for things he agrees with, but it's never been about truth even before he was in politics. it's about control. and we should all keep that in mind as he attacks the free press. there is something very interesting going on over at "snl" that involves our politics and alec baldwin's impression. that's next. it's absolute confidence in 30,000 precision parts. or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians. or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now through may 31st. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. fthere's flonase sensimist.f

>> john miller. >> and you work with -- >> yes, that's correct. he treats everybody we will. you have met him? >> yes. >> he's a good guy. doesn't hurt anybody. total nonsense. >> have you met him? it's me. you have to have a certain kind of philosophy to pull that off. trump does, of course, cite the same media for things he agrees with, but it's never been about truth even before he was in politics. it's about control and we should all keep that in mind as he attacks the free press. now, that's not all tonight. there is something very interesting going on over at snl and it involves our politics and alec baldwin's impression. that's next. disrupting business and taking on a life of its own. its multi-cloud complexity creating friction... and slowing innovation. with software-defined solutions, like hpe oneview, you can tame the it monster. hewlett packard enterprise. less complexity. more visibility. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great fla

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comments, chief of staff john kelly backtracking now on his remark the president is, quote, embarrassed by the russia investigation. my panel is back with me now. jason miller john kelly said the president is embarrassed by the investigation frankly. his words. and he said the first minutes of any conversation with the world leader end up focusing on the probe. i wonder if he was inadvertently revealing the truth. >> i don't think the investigation is embarrassing for the president, but for the dod -- for the d.o.j. >> and he said embarrassed with the world leaders and dragged into discussion like this. >> and i have no idea the conversation the president has with foreign leaders but it is a distraction and gets away in fact the president opinion on foreign policy or trade or denuclearizing the korean peninsula and next thursday is an important milestone. that is the one year mark since mueller came in as special counsel. and the fact that we're a year into this and there still isn't any evidence that the trump campaign colluded and in any way, shape or form, with a foreign entity is stunning. >> there has been no clear dismissal of that frankly. >> but the

congressional aides during the course of reporting this piece, and one of them told me that stephen miller and johnecially on these immigration negotiations on capitol hill that kind of blew up earlier this year. stephen miller was publicly seen as the point man on that -- on those talks. and it is certainly true that he had a lot of influence, but he had thing baaing of john kelly. one of the reasons that miller has been so successful and kind of surviving in this white house amid all the shakeups and departures is because he's content to be a staffer rather than a star. unlike people like steve bannon who flamed out early, he doesn't try to present himself as the principal. he's not out there trying to get publicity everyday. he's really content to kind of do his work behind the scenes. and because of that, he actually has more of the president's trust and more of john kelly's trust. and that actually makes him more powerful, i think. >> nick? >> so i have a question for you, mckay, about the central theme of your story here which is the rise of trolling as an ideology. and the question here is w

with me now for more on the john kelly fallout, daralynne, matt miller, former spam at the doj, and chris liu, former white house cabinet secretary. chris, let me start with you. i worked through kitchens, waiting tables all through high school and college. and there is this idea of the thing that things said in kitchens don't count. you call people idiots. you curse at them. this kind of par for the course? >> you know, look. people obviously say things in frustration. but i worked for rahm emanuel. rahm emanuel was not one to mince words. and i never heard him come anywhere close to this in his remarks about president obama. here is the thing. for the relationship between the president and the chief of staff to work, there needs to be mutual trust and mutual respect. whether or not john kelly called the president an idiot or not, it's very clear there is no mutual trust and mutual respect. and the fact that you other white house staffers that are putting out these allegations suggest that people who work for kelly don't respect him there is no way that a white house can function in that

>> actually, john madden worked with my predecessor george miller, he was unable to get the bill throughonally, i was a high school athlete and played football and lacrosse and played those at college as well and have been knocked out a few times . in those days, you get knocked out you get up and go back in the game. so we have learned a lot and can do a lot to protect young people from getting serious injuries. >>, i know it's a lot of sports, sadly a lot of those injuries go die and diagnose. tell me about the long-term effects of concussion? >> obviously it can affect your neural system and cognitive ability to problem solve, to be able to function and have a job. we know to what happened to mike webster the all-pro hall of fame center for the pittsburgh steelers, very successful but he ended up homeless and committed suicide. very dire effect for him, obviously. but for others as well, we know a lot of former nfl players have had very serious problems. we are learning so much about neuroscience and the effect of trauma on the brain and we just need to apply that knowledge to make su

miller. the first one back for the new head coach, john boudin. there's a report that 49ers and raiders wanted to draft mcglynn she -- mike mcglinchy. the raiders tried but failed to trade up ahead of the 39 is to get him. instead, the raiders drafted another tackle, one kolton miller. >> he's all right as well. >>> 4:50 is the time right now. a local bookstore is ticking on amazon. the reason a bay area business owner believes her service is better than what amazon is doing. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. 4:33. police in palo alto want your help to catch a burglar. some surveillance images have been released of the man who broke into a house on west crescent drive wednesday night. take a look. the -- he got away with a median size safe. it had jewelry inside. and also stole a large suitcase. the people who lived there weren't home at the time. the suspect appears to be between 25 and 35 years old. he has tattoos on his right upper arm and on his left wrist. >>> this morning, at 10:00 oakland mayor libby schaaf will host a town hall meeting ab

when he's done talking to you and he turns and it could be a steven miller, it could be a john bolton, it could be somebody on twitter who likes him. the president changes his tune. we've all learned he's a salesman and a chameleon and basically says whatever the people in that room like. >> well, one of the things i would say though he is consistent. i think he said it yesterday again. the iraq war was a mistake. the idea of regime change was a mistake. so when i hear about them saying oh, they want regime change in iran, i try to emphasize the president's been very clear that a regime change in iraq didn't work and i try to draw the parallels that regime change in iran i think would create another vacuum and disaster. the same way regime change in syria would. so while john bolton wants regime change in syria and he was picked by the president, i actually don't think that's the president's position, to be for regime change in syria. i think we all do the best we can. we all want our ideas or what we believe in to succeed. so we do our best to influence those who are in position, of

they've created this policy where they are separating women and children, this is miller but also the chief of staff, john kelly. the challenges that people don't realize how cruel and the extent this is happening. the fact he's saying we're not going to provide shelter as we process the individuals, that is against the geneva convention. i want to go back to what jennifer said. she's right. the fact that the republicans are completely silent on this, the trump administration right now is basically creating a massive immigration reform by default. whereby 2020 if we continue down this course you're going to have daca recipients, other people currently here legally with papers undocumented to a tune of close to a million people. that's unprecedented, joy. the fact that congress is not acting on an immigration reform -- they have plenty of bills to go to the floor but they decided to hold off because they're afraid the base won't turn out in 2018 if they do something humane is abdicating their role of leadership and letting someone rule because he likes ratings. this is more to an auto cat than a democratic

things, but he's still there and he's not going to back away from that and he has steven miller, jared kushner, johnelly, he has an administration that's not stopping this, that's actually adding to it and it's really -- it's just really -- it's just scary to see. that's why i keep saying we have to stop this in november. >> you begin to lose the words. >> a hard liner from the center for immigration studies ronald more ten son has been added for oversight role. jason, you are out there covering elections. is this resonating at all on the campaign trail? are people talking about this where they vote? >> yeah, actually there was someone running for a congressional seat up in new york, i was tweeting about this earlier this week, you have people now and in particular with this issue with i.c.e., we have to focus on i.c.e., it is the largest government agency. i.c.e. is asking our government permission to erase and destroy documentation of abuse. you have children who were placed in homes who ended up being trafficked and now i.c.e. is saying, white house, can we get rid of that information and white h

wynn board members are walking away you've got long-time board member former nevada governor bob miller and johnkesperson that of the proxy cards that have come in, only 5% are elaine wynn's blue cards now, though, the board is now made up of eight members it shrunk. four of those are women. last night i had a chance to speak to betsy atkins, a well known expert on corporate governance, about the futures and challenges ahead for wynn resorts. >> the biggest challenge, really, is going to be getting everybody focused on the performance of the company, the expansion in boston, the future opportunities in other geographies, and focusing on the business of the business which is delivering premium service. >> now, elaine wynn has been persistent in her criticism of board members she sees as too close to former ceo and founder steve wynn this is made up of people close to steve wynn. maddox served as a groomsman in steve wynn's wedding i asked her if it creates a problem moving forward >> i think that in any company where you've had an iconic founder who has actually created the las vegas of today, yo

families like glenn miller were brought in. filmmakers like john ford was commissioned to film and stayed at the navy reserve after the war. and in prominent folks like john in world war i plays well. i think we've expired on our time. thank you for having me. >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on history on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and to keep of the latest history news. >> time, 24 hours. eta fallouts. command brings and control centers. deploy damage assessment teams. the play casual data assessment teams. an evaluation of total base condition. tape uptight. set and report. and no umbrellas. when it starts to rain we will let you know. command post, 20, 36 hours. to aircraft touched on bomb damage assessment missions. one majoreports ruptured gas lines. blast damage at base calm. casualtiester report at the headquarters. reportsgineers control heavy damage on forward equipment. chest rotation is one vehicle with four drivers. there's one more thing we know, 2050 to 2055 hrs. 20 m

joining me now is john conison, maya wylie and matthew miller, justice and security analyst for msnbcyou are one of the very people i would want to talk to about this. in the clinton case you wrote the book "the hunting of the president" that talked about the lengthy get clinton kind of campaign, but in the end it was this civil deposition in which he was forced to do, right, by the court. >> that's right. >> but we don't know whether or not that would apply in a criminal court, right? at the time was there any distinction being made that this is only unanimous because it's a civil case where there is no criminal penalty? >> i think just the opposite, joy. the fact that it was a unanimous decision by the court that you could bring a civil case against a sitting president meant that if there were a criminal investigation by a sitting president, certainly you would be able to subpoena the president for that. >> right. >> not only that, but, you know, clinton was actually subpoenaed by ken star later in the monica lewinsky case. after resisting invitations to come in for several months,

with me now to discuss, aaron david miller and cnn military and diplomatic analyst retired rear admiral johnformer spokesman for the pentagon and the state department. great to see both of you. john, did benjamin netanyahu move the ball here? did he present new information? >> those are two very different questions, kate. let me take the second one first. no, he didn't. nothing he said was information we didn't already know, that had most of it been declassified by the bush administration. he made the compel case of why the iran nuclear deal was so important in the first place. he seems to be arguing that because they have all these records and data that their intentions are impure and they'll cheat in the future. that's why the deal has such a strong verification regime in place, but his argument is because, like i say, my notes from history class at the university of south florida, that means i'll want to go back and get a ph.d. it is a weak argument. whether you move the ball or not, i don't think he did, i don't think he was trying to. i think he was speaking to an audience of one, mostl

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miller thanks. laura: there are reports john kerry is speaking with u.s. allies in an effort to save the deal.id this to the boston -- part of the equation is if the former u.s. energy secretary or john made a bold statement, trump is crazy and he might do the opposite just to spite them. you are liable to spur this guy in a direction you don't want him to go in just to be spiteful. ernie was also a negotiator on behalf of the obama administration. we want to bring in a former cia station chief and fox news contributor. thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you. laura: is this going to be even more of a reason for president trump to pull out? do you think this is going to really go that way? is that how it will play out? >> i don't really believe that secretary kerry is going to influence the president's decision. it is unseemly or worse potentially a violation of the logan act for secretary kerry to be seeking to influence the situation on the ground with meetings, reportedly with a german and iranian foreign ministers, but again, i think the president will make his decision irrespective

moment, elaine wynn got what she wanted we know that legacy director john hugbuck stepped aside as well as former nevada director bob millermen. matt maddox has been persistent in clearing what he called distractions expecting to hear from him in the annual shareholder meeting about some of the big investor issues of concern, macau revenue, las vegas development and a path forward in the new wynn looks like. the guidance we're getting is board director pat mullroy who heads up the internal investigative committee will talk about the committee's work. what she told me on monday they will stay in sync with the massachusetts gaming commissions' investigation as well but will release some portion of that report when it's made public or when they come to their conclusion we were also told that elaine wynn may be given slightly more time, given her status as the largest shareholder of this company and when she talks we're going to be watching for indicators here about what battles she's prepared to take on next, guys. >> contessa, thank you huge story, obviously. tracking closely glad you're there. contessa brewer in vegas amazo

john kelly talked about we need to separate families to deter people from coming.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsin a phone briefing, trump administration officials including senior advisor stephen milleramed loopholes included in us asylum laws ---and as a result of us supreme court decisions. this was deputy immigration director thomas homan testifng in congress last week....thomas homan / ice deputy directorthese policies ultimately encourage more parents to subject themselves and their children to dangerous criminal smuggling organizations.last month attorney general jeff sessions announced a zero tolerance policy for people crossing the border illegally.philip wolgin / managing director for immigration policy, center for american progressany parent who comes here we're going to take their children from them. this was attorney general jeff sessions saying it straight out. democrats say if republicans want to change immigration laws.. .republicans are in control of both chambers of congress. they should get busy. in washington alexandra limon. coming up at eight... the southeast trying to clean up from the devastation of tropical storm alberto. more on how it caused more on how it c

john solomon, unconfirmed by fox news at this point suggests a special counsel may have a conflict of interest involving the russian oligarch who served as a witness in the current russia probe. millerly recruited him in 20092 spend millions of his own dollars in an attempt to rescue cia agent robert levinson in iran. >> did someone ask a favor, donald trump committed to try to get a favor, 6 or 7 years before collusion was a twinkle in the public imagination the fbi asked a favor of the same oligarch that is now a client and witness against paul manasia before and no disclosure. >> analysts raising questions over possible failure to disclose, marco rubio, key member of senate intelligence committee agrees it could be an issue. >> i'm on the intelligence committee, i want to be careful. if there's a conflict of interest that is born to be true it would jeopardize the investigation. it has to end at some point. people will look at who he went after and ask these questions but we should wait until that moment arrived. >> this is two powerful chairman accusing the doj of anonymous attacks in the press on one of their intel community staffers who helped author the report on surveillance

miller. how likely is the u.s. will impose sanctions on countries trading with iran and where is the u.s. leverage? >> i think johnn and mike pompeo have made it very clear to the europeans that they expect their companies to go along with these sanctions, and the price, arthel, is enormously high for the europeans if they do not. let me just give you a figure that should put this all in perspective. the trade between the european union and iran last year was about 18 billion dollars. european union trade with the united states is about 686 billion dollars. so the united states has leverage in terms of the euro and the dollar. it would be enormously expensive for europe not to go along, and yes, of course the europeans are worried. a french company has just signed an agreement with the iranians to extract natural gas, 5 billion dollars deal. airbus a french based company is already delivering jets and boy the iranians really need those jets too. the price will be high. but the price not going along with the united states is even higher. arthel: so you wrote a piece, you along with will toby wrote a piece on fox ne

than we do now, and if john can accomplish that, all power to him, but if what he's doing is just trying to preserve a bad deal, he shouldn't be doing it. julie: david lee miller has more from jerusalem. >> if the u.s. does decide to pull out of the iran deal, experts say it will be difficult to predict what happens next because the u.s. is only one country that signed on to the agreement. france, russia, china, germany, the u.k., and iran could all still decide to remain in the agreement. but there will be global implications if the u.s. does decide to walk away. on may 12th the president will have to decide to renew waivers for sanctions that target iran's central bank and oil exports. if that happens, countries buying oil would have to reduce purchases or face penalties imposed by the u.s. some experts say iran's oil exports could be reduced to up to a million barrels a day. that could result in a spike in the cost of gasoline in the u.s. there's also another date to keep in mind. by july 11th, president trump will have to decide about other sanctions, that target iranian companies and individuals. the president can decide to reimpose all sanctions at once

john roberts live at the white house. analysis from steven hayes in washington let's start with david lee miller live in new york city where there will be a big meeting today or tomorrow david lee. let's start there. >> good morning. it's expected the north korean diplomat, kim yong chol, will arrive at new york's jfk airport in the next few hours. much about his itinerary is secret. the administration is taking a three-pronged approach for preparing with a summit with north korea. meetings will take place in singapore as well as the demilitarized zone. the highest-level talks are slated to take place here in new york city in the next day or two between the secretary of state mike pompeo and north korean diplomat kim yong chol. as you mentioned, he is now the highest ranking or will be highest-ranking north korean diplomat to visit the united states in 18 years. fact that kim is meeting with pompeo is seen as significant. a former spy boss and current vice chair of north korea's workers party. at 72 he served not just kim jong-un but north korea's two previous leader and twice met with mike pompeo. specific items on the ag

john kelly was in the background there not really paying attention to what was trump was saying, it looked like he was talking to stephen miller. does he just at this point we already know he says i don't read the tweets. does he also just not listen when trump talks now? i mean, annie i'm not sure -- mack have that a good idea? is that advice you'd goif john kelly? >> no. i think respectfully it's always good to be very attentive and listen carefully to the president when he speaks, particularly when you're in the same setting with him. >> when you look at the way the president is talking about rubt mueller, because the way that i see it there are basically three big headlines coming out of what we've heard over the last 37 minutes here since this show began. number one it's the piece about rudy giuliani and this reversal of stories, the changing story that donald trump is talking about. number two is what he plans do with the special counsel. and that is him saying woe lohe love to talk. just recently he said it's up to the lawyers. now he's saying i would override my lawyers if i had to. number three, we'll talk in b in a c

of -- a number of miller crises there's the korean war, the opportunity which he rejected to get involved in vietnam even using nuclear weapons and the crisis -- and then advising john kennedy in -- in the cuban missile crisis so my unfair question to you is what would you think eisenhower would say and do today about syria? >> i think -- well i think eisenhower again he was -- he was -- he was at his most decisive in foreign affairs and i show that in i think i show that in the book. i mean, he was the one who brought the north koreans and the chinese to the table to finally get that in korea and he did it by after he became president he bulked up the force in korea. and he let it be known to send atomic bomb to one of the islands in the south pacific and by golly within a couple of months -- they were at the negotiating table they both talks have been broken off and they got them back and they have it. in 1956, and write about this also -- the crisis when britain, france, and israel invaded egypt and basically took over the -- the canal and they didn't tell eisenhower it was all about about in secret and he was lived and he deferring in his power he went to the un

john kelly talked about we need to separate families to deter people from coming.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsin a phone briefing, trump administration officials including senior advisor stephen millerlamed loopholes included in us asylum laws ---and as a result of us supreme court decisions. this was deputy immigration director thomas homan testifying in congress last week....thomas homan / ice deputy directorthese policies ultimately encourage more parents to subject themselves and their children to dangerous criminal smuggling organizations.last month attorney general jeff sessions announced a zero tolerance policy for people crossing the border illegally.philip wolgin / managing director for immigration policy, center for american progressany parent who comes here we're going to take their children from them. this was attorney general jeff sessions saying it straight out. democrats say if republicans want to change immigration laws.. .republicans are in control of both chambers of congress. they should get busy. in washington alexandra limon. (grant) coming up.. a sudden loss leaves dozens of rescued dogs looking for new homes.. once again. we'll tell you how you can help. (vick

re-election, and robert jay miller resigned from the board we also just got a note here from the controllers office in new york city urging shareholders not only to withhold votes from john and she was heading up the company's investigation into the sexual harassment allegations against steve wynn this is big news we'll get impact and fallout from that coming up. >> if i see a third iphone in the mix, two iphone stories are crazy enough - >> wait, did you see that? wait how many -- wait, you know, when you have a lot of news, and this one is still attached to my producer >> that is the third >> i shoud give thld give that t this point >> thank you very much, following it all there in las vegas. shares of twitter closing up 2% today, rallying 17% in the last week, by the way, and should investors give the stock a follow joining us now are "fast money" traders, pete and guy. in the stance. oh, what do you think, guy, about the twitter? i feel like every time -- this name is so much more up and down than now the major four platform guys it just tends to move a lot. i don't know like we're talking about it on a crazy tear, but what's the latest with twitter? >> more up than

miller says he doesn't see anything wrong with that. he really hopes that more people would voluntarily upload their own dna to databases so more cold cases could be solved. johnjohn mccain says he doesn't know how much longer he has to live, but is prepared for what's ahead. the 81-year-old who is fighting brain cancer, narrated a portion of the audio book of his emotional upcoming memoir, the restless wave. in an excerpt released yesterday, mccain describes how much the nation and its citizens have meant to him. >> my fellow americans, no association ever mattered more to me. we're not always right. we're impetuous and impatient and rush into things. we argue over little differences endlessly and exaggerate them into lasting breaches. we can be selfish and quick sometimes to shift the blame for our mistakes. what great good we've done in the world. so much more good than harm. >> mccain says he would like to be buried at the u.s. naval academy where he was a midshipman in the 1950s. the restless wave will be available may 22nd. the publisher simon and shuc schuster, a division of cbs. >> we hope he is feeling well at home there. >> everybody is pulling for j

john nicholson is expected to highlight the president's strategy to end the afghanistan war. he is also likely to speak on recent success against the taliban through increased airstrikes. lieutenant-general austin scott millerst tweet roseanne barr is back on twitter apologizing writing, quote, guys i did something unforgivable. do not defend me. it was 2:00 in the morning, i was ambien tweeting, it was memorial day. i went too far. i don't want to defend it. it was egregious and indefensible. i made a mystic. i wish i hadn't but don't defend it. she had a joke against former obama aide valerie jarrett. the sitcom reboot had seen record ratings prior to that those are the headlines. brian: everything went crazy, top-rated show was canceled when her apology didn't go over and outrage still prevalent. valerie jarrett the subject of the target of rosie's tweets, roseanne's tweets, came out, said she got a personal apology from bob iger from acb. roseanne reached out to her and accepted it. i was surprised, valerie jarrett said starts at the top, that the president is responsible for the tone when her tone has been off for the -- ainsley: i don't think it is fair tore her to blame the president, these are two s