now, potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around, push him, potus, around on the eefr of this. eve of this. he is not going to permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea, nor should he. >> so this of course it was in part. >> so because trudeau said that as trump was going to singapore -- >> one thing leads to another, jake. they are all related. we had done our work in quebec. we did our work. we worked with the western alliance. pleased to do so. we get on the plane and then trudeau starts blasting us. >> so what is key -- >> kim must not see american weakness. and you know, you've covered the beat for so long. how many times has president trump said if you hit me, i'm going to hit you back. okay? and this is a case where trudeau, it was like, i don't know, pouring collateral damage on the whole korean trip. that was a part of trudeau's mistake. trudeau made an error. he should take it back. he should pull back on his statements. and wish president trump well in the korean negotiations. these other members did. angela merkel did. m

. >> potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around, push him, potus, around, president trump, on the eve of this. he's not going to permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea, nor should he. >> so this was about north korea? >> of course it was, in large part, absolutely. >> reporter: so a carryover from canada, the sense that if the president had a breakdown in his relationships there, he would not allow any appearance of weakness before meeting kim jong-un. at the same time, you could also look at this as if there is tension among the closest friends. why should kim jong-un be willing to deal with president trump? that remains to be seen. but president trump and his top advisers are saying that part of the aggressive reaction to trudeau and by extension the other world leaders, by pulling away from the agreement to sign the communique, is in part setting the plate for what will happen here in singapore, not wanting to show any ground when it comes to meeting with kim jong-un and the nuclear talks. alex? >> all right, kelly o'donnell in the w

. >> potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around, pohim, potus around, president trump, on the eve of this, he is not going to permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea, nor should he -- >he -- >> so this was about north korea? >> of course, it was, in large part. >> trevor: of course, it was, in large part! why was he doing that? like he just watched a tiler perry movie -- our president will not -- get pushed around! he will not! ( laughter ) so, in essence, to win his nobel peace prize with north korea, trump is going to start a war with canada. it really is brilliant and the man is playing some two-dimensional chess. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) when you brew a beer with this much taste, 96alories seems like a typo. but it's no mistake. it's a small miracle. what are you holding? miller lite. hold true. doto be our next spokesperson?m he's so boring. hm. sounds like you're on the fence. why don't i just leave you my resume? yes, it's laminated. no thanks. you're hired! try caramel m&m's. ow. ♪ ♪ i don't feel stuffed..

borrowed with permission that 1972 steelers wheel hit song that is also the ohming opening hour for my potusadio pram should point out i'm the not making a penny, copper or otherwise on this project. i'm thrilled that all author proceeds benefit the treatment center that provides social services to kids for the victim of trauma and so that's a cause all of you are supporting by being here today. [applause] my wife -- thank you for that. [applause] my wife -- my wife who was here front and center is on the board and i applaud her work and a the work of everybody else who is involved in that cause. [applause] so the book is a collection of 100 of what i consider to be my more memorable columns published from the 1,000 and 47 by my count from the philadelphia daily news and inquirer between 2001 and 2016. i am extremely grateful to daily news for giving me permission to publish this work and i'm very grateful to temple university press now that you see it, they did a spectacular job. thank you temple, thank you inquire, thank you "daily news." i have -- [applause] fresh afterward for each of th

thank you, potus, for taking this critical action, ending separation at our border. this was a practice in full thrust because of -- >> because of the republican administration. i think they think we're stupid. i have said this more times than i would like. but they continuously think that we're stupid. i don't know what ivanka trump thinks she's doing wading in with the tweet. she is a white house policy adviser. so the fact that she had to wait until she saw the photos of dad -- we don't know what she said. but i envision ivanka trump, daddy, can you just do something about the policy? you were a white house adviser, ivanka trump in that position wields a lot of power. but what happens when your power comes merely from proximity and not because you're qualified has you going and doing things like ivanka trump has done today. so, you know, i just -- the trump administration did create this policy. the executive order is not going to do anything to, in my opinion, to get to the root of the issue. there is still a zero tolerance policy and that's what we need to have

china's largest commercial real estate company that won the group is now one of fifty seven official potus to china is keen to host the world cup at the next possible opportunity. and this is a replica of a classic german team jersey from when they won the world cup back in nineteen fifty four glory days since then official team has become a massive business four years ago in brazil added us sold more than three million german national team jerseys and they don't come cheap where does the money go let's have a look a german team jersey costs just under ninety euro's and let's break this down first the german government takes its share in the form of value added tax after that the biggest cut goes to the retailer earning nearly twice as much as brand added us just five euros and fifty cents goes to the journal football association some of which is hopefully passed on to sponsor football programs and schools and at the amateur level only eight euros and sixty cents and up in the manufacturer's pockets that's less than ten percent of what you pay for it in the shop but money is not only being

she was asked to leave because she worked for potus. her actions say more about her. i always do my best to treat people, including those i disagree with respectfully. >> the owner of the restaurant said she would do the same thing again. she explained to sanders the restaurant has standards she has to uphold as honesty and compassion. days earlier, people shouted at kirstjen nielsen dining at a mexican restaurant in washington. >> the article says let the trump team eat in peace. they decided the judges who protect abortion rights should not live peacefully with their families. >>> sarah sanders father is facing allegations of racism after tweeting a photo of five men using ms-13 gang signs as he says nancy pelosi introduces her team as they an ttry to take ba the house. >> huckabee later justified the tweet with the political columnist and said, ms-13 is not a race, but illegal gang who rapes and murders children as sport. nancy pelosi defended them because she said trump insulted them. huckabee said it is not racist. >>> turkey president recep tayyip erdogan tighte

. >> potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around, potus around, president trump on the eve of this. he is not fog to permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea nor should he. >> so this was about north korea? >> of course it was in large part. >> so this could be viewed as strategy, perhaps, going into a meeting with kim jong-un showing that the president, you know, is willing to be very hard on his allies, which would mean he's also willing to be part of kim jong-un if they reach a point of diplomacy. that's a long way away. radio at the statement by world leaders clearly shaken by world actions. look at the statement from emmanuel macron of france. he said this. international cooperation cannot be dictated by fits of anger and throwaway remarks. then german chancellor angela merkel said the withdrawal, so to speak, via tweet is, of course, sobering and a bit depressing. that's the state of the world vis-a-vis the president here as he's going into the summit with kim jong-un. we've seen him blow off steam, get angry before. at this poi

. >> potus is going to singapore to negotiate with the north koreans. this an historic event. good things, wonderful things could come out of it. >> we hope so, absolutely. >> potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around. push him poe us around on the eve of this. he is not going to permit any show of weakness. reporter: the president defined success for this summit between establishing a good relationship to a significant agreement. he also:warns this is kim's one shot at a deal with the united states. and he says if he believes the summit will fall apart he'll not waste his or kim's time. it's technically monday morning. that means president kim jong-un meets tomorrow here in singapore. they are scheduled to gather for the first time in a private resort on an island off the coast of mainland singapore. eric: reaction is pouring in from around the globe as the world awaits the summit. the possibility of denuclearization of the korean peninsula. gregg palkot is live in seoul, south korea which is so deeply affected by the north korean threat. hi twahi, g

sarah sanders tweeted i was told by the owner to leave because i worked for potus and i politely left. her actions say far more about her than me. i always do my best to treat people, including those i disagree with respectfully and continue to do so. a lot of people question whether her treatment of particularly the press is respectful. her treatment of the truth respectful? what do you think of the reaction? how far will this go when you have people like maxine waters to keep on going. this is emotional. this is a real thing now. >> absolutely. we are seeing things change dramatically in front of our eyes. our parents' parents did marches and this generation in d.c. wants to ruin people's lunch. it is fundamentally different. i'm pro-dinner. i don't want anyone interest p rupting -- interrupting my meal. no one side she could not get on -- no one said she could not get on an airline or no one denied her medical care. she was denied a meal at a restaurant in d.c. i agree with my liberal friends. she can go somewhere else. it is unpleasant. i think the restaurant was within their righ

about the report at her daughter's kindergarten event tweeting, "i love my j a and honored to work for potus." nbc news is working to confirm multiple reports ofnd sanders deputy press secretary rod shaw have considered leaving their positions.e no responst from shaw. >>> republican party leaders are nervous cory stewart's primary viniory in vir could cost them other races around the country. the candidate has mockedw fel republicans and promised a vicious campaign against democraticor incumbent senim kaine. president trump tweeted his support for stewart this time yesterday morning. party leadersre urging gop house candidates to keep their distance. zpliencht the race for maryland's governor is changing by the day. now two former democratic rivals are teaming up. valerie ervin threw her support behind the prince george's county executive. she said she had to end her campaign after she is prevented from using campaign cash raised by her former running mate. ervin, who was originally candidate for lieutenant governor, decided t rrun after hening mate died last month. >>> this sunday the sixth

the report at her daughter's kindergarten event tweeting, "i love my job and am honored to work for potus." nbc news is working to confirm multiple reports that sanders and deputy press sretary rod shaw have considered leaving their positions. no response yet from shaw. >> she says she has to -- after she was prevented from using campaign cashaised by h former running mate. ervin w was originally a candidate for lieutenant governor decided to run after her running mate died last month. >>> this sunday t sixth leading democratic hopefuls will meet face-to-face here on nbc 4. >>> that is set to go t $5 in 2020. if initiative 77 passes, tipped employees wou go to $15 per hour by 2025. opponents say employers will probably have to raise menu prices, lay off workers, or add a service fee. suorters say the issue is not about tipping. it's about equality. >>> the caps have won the cup, and now it might be time to loo to nexyear. the team held its final press availability of the season yesterday. >> i don't want to let this tarty end. i just w to keep celebrating. the biggest symbol of the being

. >> potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around, push him, potus, around, president trump, on the eve of this. he is not going to permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea, nor should he. >> so this was about north korea? >> of course it was in large part. >> so because trudeau said that as trump was going to singapore -- >> one thing leads to another, jake. they are all related. kim must not see american weakness. >> there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with donald trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door. >> reporter: so certainly some strong language there. they're talking about canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, a longstanding u.s. ally. that is the mindset of the white house, of the president as he enters this historic summit here with kim jong-un in singapore. but john, other white on us officials are not linking the behaviors that much. we know the president clearly angry at canada over tariffs and other matters. but as he was flying here, that

. >> potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around, push him, potus, around, president trump, on the eve of this. he is not going to permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea, nor should he -- >> so this was about north korea? >> of course it was in large part. >> so because trudeau said that as trump was going to singapore -- >> you know, one thing leads to another -- >> oh, i see. okay. >> -- they are all related. kim must not see american weakness. >> there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door. >> reporter: so very curious to see the president's top economic adviser. they're linking what happened back in canada to the president's frame of mind here in singapore as he does get ready for that meeting. but certainly it does give a sense of what the president is thinking. now, extraordinarily, fredricka, this is going to be the first meeting between an american president and north korean leader. they ar

potus nodded.eren't strong on the border, you'd have hundreds of thousands of people coming across the boarder. this could be a moment for democrats to come to the table and possibly not get everything but think about theese people i texas, they want strong borders. they don't want a wall because it doesn't make sense. i haven't heard from anyone, people saying open the borders. >> the reason we're here today is we haven't had immigration reform yet. that detention center was open during the obama administration. the same disgusting cages i saw with my own eyes with the people sitting in those conditions that are use the word deplorable to people who have talked about this administration before, it's a horrible thing to look at. >> they were used for a different purpose. i want you to clear that up. >> there was no separations. people have been sitting in those cages for years. if they don't like what we're seeing today, now is a time to change the immigration system and the way this has worked up

potus is not going to let a canadian prime minter pus him around, president trump.on the eve of this. he is not going to permit any show weakness. >> melissa: so take that. president of european counsel tweeting "there's a special place in heaven for justin trudeau. canada, thank you for the perfect organization of g7. and from a national security advisor under president obama susan rice had this to say. because the g7 partners are our closest allies in the world and for the president of the united states to walk into that session and to essentially blow it up and disrespect our allies is very worrisome and very destructive and it leaves the united states isolated in the world and our allies wondering if they can count on us and we on them. >> melissa: 'se go back and fact-checkedome of these people throwing all these numbers out there and kellyanne conway was on earlier talking about the cheese in the dairy and all that type of stuff. that is true. under our current system, there is a quota and above that, canada doesn't impose a tariff of 225% on cheese, 298% on b

potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around, push him, potus, around, president trump, on the eve of this. he is not going to permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump, and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door. >> this was the worst foreign policy outing that trump has had since he became president. >> i'm confident that relationships between our countries, the united states and those g7 countries, will continue to move forward on a strong basis. >> we're just under ten hours away from the historic meeting between president trump and north korea's kim jong-un. despite the fact that it is approaching midnight there, kim jong-un is out sightseeing in parts of the city. we saw him walking with a large entourage, snapping a selfie with singapore's foreign minister ahead of the consequential face-to-face set f for 9:00 p.m. tonight eastern time. >> secretary of state pompeo asserted the need for

i love my job and am honored to work for potus. >>> today, is president trump's 72nd birthday.presented him with an early birthday cake when he was in singapore. the white house it didn't -- isn't saying what he will be doing. there's nothing on his official schedule. >>> right now, 4:15. let's check in with sal. i know we heard from someone here in the studio. about some road construction and paving and all of that going on. >> and big rigs. >> 80 on san pablo dam road. it's on 80. and mr. paulson is going to be running into that all summer. just tell him. i don't know if you can hear me right now. >> i can hear you. >> he is chuckling. >> all summer, steve. >> at least you will have nice new amazement -- new lanes when you're done. no major problems driving through. traffic continues to look good as the roadwork here on this stretch is not major. and traffic is moving along pretty well. this is to -- 280 in san jose. we are off to a very nice start. traffic is also looking very good here at the macarthur maze and getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. so as we go to steve, som

push him -- potus around, president trump on the eve of this.permit any show of weakn on the -- on the trip to negotiate with north korea, nor shoulde -- >> so this was about north korea. >> of course it was -- >> reporter: and not hes to pile on our neighbor to the north. >> there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engas in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out of the door and that is what bad faith justin trudeau did with the stunt press conference and that is what weak and dishonest justin trudeau did andhat comes from air forone. >> reporter: and u.s. allies reeling from how is dissolved into the g-6 plus one and angela merkel calling his words sobering and depressing and saying international operation can't depend on anger and small words. let's be serious and worthy of our people. a senior diplomat said the conversations with trump at the g-7 were very intense and thewe. they thought they all had consensus on the final wording of the communique and there

please identify potus and what you think -- >> i don't want to speck plate on -- speculate on what misse meant. i want to say, it's important for you to understand, that i completely understand the president's frustration with what's reflected in this report. nobody would be happy that people were sending those sort of text messages and had those kind of views. i completely understand his frustration. my commitment is to make sure that everything that we do accords with the facts and law and don't allow bias that happens on our watch. >> thank you. the chair recognizes mr. lew. >> it is stupid that we're having an investigation of hillary clinton's emails in 2016. it is now june, 2018, and thousands of kids have been ripped away from their parents by the trump administration's child separation policy. they have not yet been reunited, and the kids not know figure they're ever going to see their parents ever again is a trauma and horror we can only imagine. since the republicans control the agenda, let's at least try to have this stupid hearing based on the facts and the central fact from

dems should join potus and fix our broken immigration system.time magazine added a correction to the original story but the publication says it still stands by its cover. they say it captures the truth of the administration's child separation policy and in a statement time said in part, quote, the june 12th photograph of the 2-year-old girl became the most visible symbol of the ongoing immigration debate in america for a reason. our cover and our reporting capture the stakes of this moment. another tweet being panned this morning as racist by some critics is from former governor mike huckabee who tweeted a photo of ms-13 gang members, what appears to be ms-13 gang members with tattoos and no shirts and he tweeted this statement, nancy pelosi introduces her campaign committee for the takeback of the house. this past week, alabama country musician philip mccain apologized after he was fired from his band and received death threats for posting a facebook status in which he said he would volunteer to shoot people when they approach the border. krist

i love my job and working for potus." however, she did not explicitly denight article.news has not independently verified the report. >>> basketball hall of famer ann donovan has died of heart failure. the 6'8" center coached in college and the wnba becoming the first female coach and youngest to win a wnba title at 42 years old. she also was on three loip teams as player and coach. her family says while they are devastated with the loss they remain so grateful to be blessed with such a wonderful human being. ann donovan was 56 years old. >> i'm gigi stone woods. >> aad lib live picture-- bay be >>> it is thursday morning. taking a live look outside at the bay bridge, a gorgeous site, helping you get through this day. friday eve. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. kari, today we started to see the cooldown. >> just a little for the inland areas today. you'll really feel it along the coastline in san francisco and with winds picking up. and it's going to be clouds and fog to st loo outside in palo alto, a clear start there. some cool temperatures.

last night i was told by the owner of red hen in lexington, virginia, to leave because i work for @potus and i politely left. her actions say far more about her than about me. >> i want a nation to treat every person with dignity and compassion and fairness. >> reporter: her father mike huckabee coming to her defense. tweeting, bigotry. on the menu at red hen restaurant in lexington, virginia. or you can ask for the "hate plate." and appetizers are small plates for small minds. but hours earlier, he posted this tweet, quote, nancy pelosi introduces her campaign committee for the take back of the house. and homeland security kirstjen nielsen heckled last week at a mexican restaurant. >> if kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace! >> can't do it through an executive order. >> reporter: tonight, inside the white house, sources telling abc news officials are suffering from whiplash, blaming white house aide stephen miller for pushing the zero tolerance policy. >> i didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated. >> reporter: and now are left scramming to implement t

but i did something for the last two weeks on radio, on the potus channel that i'm really proud of.not so much for miles an hour but for my listening audience, beyond my wildest dreams. there's a web site called charity buzz, and charity buzz has celebrity moments -- i put myself in the c list. where the so-called celebrity contributes an experience and the benefit for dedonor is the write a check to the charity. so it's win-win as long as you have a celebrity willing to do soming and a person willing to write a check to charity, then everybody benefit its two weeks ago on the radio i launched a charity buzz auction, and here it was, and they trade to talk out of it initially. but they didn't -- they were unsuccessing. opportunity was that stained of you coming to me and taking a studio tour because die that often four charities, said i would come to your book club anywhere in the united states at my expense, for whoever the highest bidder is, and secretly, and my producer can telling you this, five was the number. i thought, five grand. in fact my book club members here tonight. yo

. >> potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around. kim must not see american weakness. >> reporter: from canada, a measured response. >> canada does not believe that ad hominem attacks are a particularly appropriate or useful way to conduct our relations. >> reporter: and in germany, chancellor angela merkel calling out trump's words as "sobering and a little depressing." >> martha raddatz back with us tonight in singapore. we heard from the president's chief economic advicer there, larry cut l larry kudlow. >> just moments ago president trump tweeting our great larry kudlow has just suffered a heart attack. he's in walter reed medical center. that's all we know david. >> we'll follow that throughout the evening. martha, thank you. >> stay right here for abc when president trump and kim jong-un meet for the first time. we'll break in live around 9:00 p.m. eastern. i'll be joining george, martha and the entire time a short time from now when history is made. >>> we continue to severe weather at home. in the plains and mississippi vall

that you took i for potus even the opposition pro kurdish h d p is not afraid of vote rigging in germany but they complain that no one from the age d.p. is permitted to accompany the ballot boxes to turkey and once they've arrived it will be days before they're counted. the slim is that what's bad is that the vote banks will be locked up for three or four days in storage rooms and we don't know what will happen there. a lack of trust between the various political camps also in berlin and tomorrow it's going to turkey and our correspondent dorian johns who is standing by with the latest from istanbul also dorian we know that this snap election is currently underway how crucial were these will these overseas votes be particularly those from germany. well that's about three million overseas voters of weak germany accounted for just on the heart of that seven percent of the electorate now those vote could be key because the presidential and general election all true close to call the president heard one will be looking for a very high turnout movies these voters given the fact that in the po

struck saying she had talking points for director comey, because potus wants to know everything we're doing. please identify potus and what you think she meant by -- >> i don't want to speculate on what miss page meant. i do want to say if i may i completely understand the president's frustration with what's reflected in this report. nobody would be happy to know that people were sending those text messages and they had those kind of views. i completely understand his frustration. my commitment is to make sure everything we do accords with the facts of the law, and we do not allow any bias to influence our watch. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from california for five minutes. >> let me start by saying, it is ridiculous and stupid we're having an emergency hearing into the investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails in 2016. it is now june of 2018. thousands of kids have been ripped away from their parents by the trump administration's policy. they have not yet been reunited and the kids not knowing if they're ever going to see their parents again or where they are is a trauma a

. >> potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around. he is not going to permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea, kim must not see american weakness. >> reporter: that wasn't all. >> he ought to come out and apologize in the name of the western allies, okay? he ought to come out today and wish president trump well in the negotiations. >> reporter: so now as he heads into talks with one of america's greatest enemies, president trump's relations with america's closest friends now plunging to a new low. from french president emanuel macron today a warning, "international cooperation cannot depend on fits of anger." >> this is something to witness today. martha raddatz with us in singapore as well. to think the president is going to be sitting down in the coming hours with kim jong-un and yet this war of words with some of our closest u.s. allies, larry kudlow seemed to indicate this harsh attack is because the summit is happening right after the g7. >> reporter: which is inexplicable. what trudeau was doing was

and then the insurance policy and then potus wants to know everything we are doing. and look at it in context, this is scary stuff. and important to get peter strzok in for deposition and rod rosenstein and christopher wray under oath. that is why it is important. >> lou: here's why i think we have a problem. we can't rely on congress for investigation. it was demonstrated in benghazi and inspector general, it is moronic and deceitful what he does. you choose. this does not purport to a causal relationship. as you say in the report. misconduct of five f.b.i. agents and the inspection of personal politics, they're using devices and personal telephones in the clear, insecure phones to carry out classified top secret business. they were doing dpaktly what their so- called midyear investigation. they didn't have the guts of what it muches. the hillary clinton email investigation. they didn't drop that and used subterfuge midyear. it is not funny? >>>>> it is dpis gusting. >> the exact people who ran the clinton investigation and not the typical practice when you are doin

and patricia tweets i feel bad for the ones who wanted to go into the right thing but i don't blame potus thinking if i had the honor to win the super bowl regardless of the president. heather: a lot of athletes that refuse to go take the opportunity and if you disagree with the president take the opportunity to talk with him about it. you won't get it again. 15 minutes until the top of the hour, facebook under fire for giving away your personal information. >> every piece of content you share on facebook you own an have complete control over who sees it and how you share it. heather: next guest says facebook and google are testing the limits so will big tech companies ever clean up their message? she may be 72 years old but dolly parton still working 9 to 5, you will be chilling with the country music legend. ♪ 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the countr ba♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. heather: big tec

host: let's bring in our viewers and listeners, including c-span radio and sirius xm, the potus. good afternoon to those watching on the bbc parliament channel in great britain. our guest is laurence tribe, joining us from boston. he has written more than 115 books and articles. he has been a teacher for 5 decade and is the co-author of "to end a presidency: the power of impeachment." from the book, he writes impeachment does not require proof of a crime. the argument the only criminal offenses are impeachable are deeply and profoundly wrong. it misunderstands the u.s. constitution, history, and the nature of criminal law in important ways. let's bri iour viewers. from salinas, california, don. republican line. caller: hi. i have been watching from the beginning. this guest of your seems to believe he has written a blueprint on how to successfully impeach the president. and he believes himself that the president needs to be impeached. host: you want to respond? guest: i do not know where the reader is getting this fact that i believe the president needs to be impeached. i believe

noticed today is dennis rodman said to all americans and the rest of the world, i'm honored to call potus my friend. he's one of the best negotiators of all time. i don't have it in front of me. but i think i'm reading it properly. you know he's going to get pushback from that. here is dennis rodman who is a pal of kim jong-un. but he's so proud of our president he's signaling to kim jong-un, this is a great thing. all you americans, you are not appreciating him either. >> dennis rodman knows what's best. he was the best rebounder. and he now knows the best negotiator on the planet, that's donald trump. this president is standing for the american people like no president in history. he's helping out the american people and that's what it's all about. judge jeanine: he's not bead holden to anyone -- he's not beholden to anyone. a lot of information out of texas regarding illegal immigrants and the crime numbers. it steaks to the sanctuary city issue. i had no idea the numbers were like this. >> the president wants to show transparency and sunlight on the problem we face in this country wit

then they headed toward potus. so they also took my brother and nephews car. they were never seen again so when you have it. this was a process so they looked into it and received a report saying that there must have been a mistake. beaten but they were alive. there was no connection with organized crime and we needed to stop kicking up a fuss. so they would probably be freed shortly scandal look we'll see women to leave that idea. but that never happened so if you. are you may martin so read only where in the last you know specially outside mexico many people believe that different criminal gangs are killing each other here. they're making. that's also the line the mexican government has been taking but i'm not going to intervene in order to avoid intervening and facing up to its responsibility because of this response i would. look at what i would want to do. show everyone including the international criminal court. that this doesn't just involve criminal gangs. and it will be there's also a connection between the government and organized crime that's what h

. >> potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around.rican weakness. >>> six people needed medical reatment after competing during footrace. you're looking at the air organizations chp officers flew 16-year-old girl from the finish line. she was released after being treated for dehydration. five other people wh sicll don'l be san francisco's next ma day where they'reyo making sure every vote was counted in the >>orr:tehe t leading the race for mayor. t afteth o and sunday, london breed pulled tshe nisvos. >> we haven't seen votes this close. >> reporter: john arntz has been the head of the department of elections for 16 years. he said they'll spend the rest of the week counting the remaining 16,000 ballots. >> this is what we do. we seek to have every vote count no matter what theis. rorteheen elections turns the ground floor here at city hall into a vote counting factories. the workers are here from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. every day. these workers are counting ballots that were kicked out of the machine. behind the glass, these workers a

and then just a few weeks after that we have potus wants to know anything -- president obama wants to know everything we're dining. when you look at that in context, this is scary stuff and this is why it's important that we get peter strzok in for a deposition, why we get rod rosenstein and kris many fer chy under wrote e oath in our committees. that's why it's important. lou: here is why i think we've got a problem. we can't rely on congress for investigation. it's been demonstrated in ben ga citbenghazi and fast and four u. we have an inspector general, it's decreptful wha deceitful w. his conclusions do not comport to a causal relationship that is laid out, as you say, clearly in the report, the misconduct of five fbi agents and the injection of their personal politics. they're using devices, their personal telephones in the clear, insecure phones to carry out government business, classified business, top secret business in point of fact they were doing exactly what their mid-year investigation -- it was the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. they then dropped that and used the

sanders saying i was told by the owner of red hen in lexington, virginia to leave because of i work for potus. i politely left. >> i want dignity and compassion and fairness. >> her father, mike huckabee coming to her defense tweeting bigotry on the menu in lexington, virginia. or you can ask for the hate plate and appetizers, small plates for small minds. hours earlier, he said nancy pelosi introduces her takeback of the house. sanders is not the first one to face outrage. nielsen was heckle at a mexican restaurant. if kids don't eat in peace, bc n officials are suffering from whiplash, blaming white house aide steven miller for pushcy policy. >> i didn't like the sight or feeling of families being separated. >> now scrambling to implement the order to stop the separation of families. tara palmieri, the white house. >>> demonstrators had a shouting showdown in mcallen, texas. the whereabouts of 1800 children separated from their families under the now rescinded trump administration policy are still in question. abc news reporter, marcus moore has the story. >> emotions boiling over on the bo

the potus team also talked with more than a dozen other senators today as part of ongoing outreach to get views and advice from both sides of the aisle. the other battle this president is fighting and the other front we are covering tonight would be, of course, the mueller investigation. and this one line from the president's twitter feed this morning may say it all. this is the american president pointing out, quote, russia continues to say they had nothing to do with meddling in our election. again, that's the russian argument, long ago disproven by our u.s. intelligence community. the president also attacked the special counsel by name today. quote, when is bob mueller going to list his conflicts of interest? why has it taken so long? will they be listed at the top of his $22 million report? what about the 13 angry democrats? will they list their conflicts with crooked hillary? and what is going on in the fbi and doj with crooked hillary? the dnc and all the lies, a disgraceful situation. the president's comments were a curtain raiser for today's hearing where his team, the republi

i love my job and am honored to work for potus. >>> 5:17. you can say happy birthday to the present. today is president trump's 72nd birthday. while he was in singapore, president trump was presented with an early birthday cake. the white house hasn't said you -- yet what the pleasant -- present plans to be doing for his birthday. >>> 5:17. let's hope tr and the commute is clear as well. >> steve was asking about the gilroy commute. i know that steve likes the gilroy commute. we are doing this for him. steve, i hope you're listening. the gilroy commute is doing well. >> good to know. northbound 101 from the gilroy to san jose looks pretty good. as you drive sam martin and morgan hill area. driving into san jose, there have been no you drive up to th area. it is a very nice commute. there you go. i know that 280 traffic is usually not slow at this time. if you're getting a jump on the commute, this is good because most of the commute gets busy later. at the bay bridge, we don't have a big commute. sometimes at about this time, the metering li

sanders saying i was told by the owner of red hen in lexington, virginia to leave because i work for potusactions say far more about her than me. >> i want dignity and compassion and fairness. >> her father, mike huckabee coming to her defense tweeting bigotry on the menu in lexington, virginia. at red hen restaurant. or you can ask for the hate plate and appetizers, small plates for small minds. hours earlier, he said nancy pelosi introduces her takeback of the house. sanders is not the first one to face outrage. homeland security secretary was heckledekt a mexican restaurant. >> if kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace. >> you can't do it through an executive order. >> sources tell abc news officials are suffering from whiplash, blaming white house aide steven miller for push being the zero tolerance policy policy. >> i didn't like the sight or feeling of families being separated. >> now scrambling to implement the order to stop the separation of families. tara palmieri, the white house. >>> protests continue at the border. demonstrators had a shouting showdown in mcallen, texa