joining me on set from political acts uotsuri, jonathan swan.bc national security analyst evelyn farkas. political reporter ken vogel. and joining us all the way from singapore and pulitzer prize winning white house bureau chief for the washington post philip rucker. phil, i want to start with you since you are on scene, the site of all of the action. i'm been enjoying all the instagram photos from jw marriott. you write, and i thought this was a really on point frame. one, is a septegenarian president, the other a millennial president. they mix taunts and tributes to keep the other off balance. thin skinned alphas, both men are wed to a go it alone leadership style, have a penchant for bomb past and project dominance when they finally meet. so, at what -- what is your sense of how things are unfolding there on the ground in singapore so far? and what do you think these two personalities -- how is the president going to end up handling this? >> yeah, kasie, they both arrived here in singapore last night. it is now morning, monday morning. presid

>> there's been a lot of work for black swan as a company, but it really helps.aving guidelines means you can stay within them for public posts which is what we focus on, by posting you are sort of opting in. a lot of our work we don't need to search for gdpr because people have said -- >> not necessarily around took we have the ability to change options, adopt some level of privacy doesn't that stop the amount of information that you can take from a social media website? >> yeah, and it should people are putting things on facebook, we should not have anything to do with it but in a blog or twitter, where people are deliberately posting publicly >> are you doing anything with in-store data, we now have a lot of connected devices when we go shopping you have augmented reality in stores, someone gauging your reaction to material you're seeing is that the next frontier? can you mine that data >> having the social information is useful. when it becomes great is when you can mix it with in-store data sales data we can accurately predict sales six months in the future

imono and his family have t swan o >> you know, he'd come in here without cameras.he would sit down and go oh, my god, -- people would sit down and go oh, my god, that's anthony bourdain over there. >> reporter: seafood has been served up at swan oyster depot for 106 years. the late anthony bourdain was a regular here joking fans criticized him for coming here on every bay area shoot. >> every show you've ever done in san francisco you come to swan oyster depot. >> yes, that's correct. true love cannot be denied. >> reporter: kevin said when he heard the news this morning, he -- >> couldn't believe it. yeah. it's just a shock, you know. you imagined him coming in here. when was the next time he was going to come in? you know, he just energized so many people. >> reporter: bourdain's praise for this place be higher. >> swan oyster depot, the touchstone in my worldwide wanderings, a happy zone. if i read about myself dying at this counter, i'd say to myself that was one lucky guy. >> guys, how about something to drink? >> reporter: it's an institution, one that regula

vonnie: could we see swan sticking? does he have what is required? for aer: he was at ebay long time, 10 years, with a distinguished career as a cfo. that doesn't mean he's necessarily the right person to be in charge of these major strategic changes in the years to come. about how theo us industry evolves and intel strategy evolves. caroline: is it still looking for areas to make acquisitions? you saw the mobile deal a little while ago. ,eporter: that was a big deal obviously to get into the self driving car space, the maker of sensors. that's something krzanich was doing and they will have to keep doing to stay in the position they've been in. vonnie: we've got an update, performance for the company. profits still looking good today. are looking good, and i think that is why the stock is not down as much as it would be with an unexpected ceo change. they kind of threw that in their to dampen the news. given that the strategy intel was potentially pursuing could remain for the next several years, who might be a suitable replacement? we've seen plent

cfo bob swan stepping in timothy, good morning.ake it you were caught by surprise here as were many of us what do you think intel needs to do leadership wise at this time when they've expanded so far outside of that core business of pc and server chips and need to keep some momentum going >> well, i think the core architecture for intel and all their different product areas are pretty much set in stone for the next few years i don't think that he need to do anything drastic to keep the business going as is and it's been pretty profitable they announced a good quarter and that was constructive. we're happy what the stock is doing. looking forward you have a number of different business areas and they need to have a leader that really recognizes where to allocate capital. certainly swan is a reputable guy. had a lot of other high powered jobs in other companies. if he goes to full cfo i don't think the market would blink the news of intel outside of the ceo change was extremely positive we'll see how the market reacts to it. >> intel

jonathan swan, live for us in washington, d.c., thank you very much.n just a little bit. can you sign up for the newsletter by going to signup.axios.com. >>> that does it for us, i'm yasmin vossoughian, alongside ayman mohyeldin and louis burgdorf, "morning joe" starts right now. >>> good morning and welcome to "morning joe." we begin with four words "tone deaf, callous, heartless." we have the secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen choosing to eat at a mexican restaurant last night where she was promptly heckled by protesters. we have that video for you, and we'll show it to you later. not sure why she thought that was the place to go after her presentation of lies and deceit about how children are treated at the border. >>> now to callous -- here's the president's former white house press secretary,

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bob swan has been named interim ceo. crash moved up over three decades and let the company as ceo.ompany through an era of intense consolidation, and leaves much work unfinished. he was in the midst of trying to remake intel into a more general provider of chips. multiplewith correspondence after this news broke. yeah, this is obviously shopping. we are still looking into exactly what happens, who it was, the type of relationship. this is an ongoing process. the company is just trying to move on, but clearly, we are in an environment, as you know and wrote about yourself, where this kind of behavior is no longer something that just get swept under the table. and he was actually one of the executives who was out there talking about equal rights , and advocate of the me to movement. >> exactly. if you just look at his twitter account, which is still open, you can see all of these statements he made. he tied executive pay in intel to a greater degree of minorities, especially in an industry with aren't many women at all. he was out there, one of the public faces of doing something abo

in bob swan. i would like to see them go externally. a tremendous opportunity as an investor in intel. the company obviously has very today, which i think will continue. they are struggling, though. they're struggling with their manufacturing execution. at times they've looked wasteful in terms of who they bought and how much they spent. if you bring in the right executive with a good track record, i think there's a really forendous opportunity intel's multiple to rerate. know, the current price could actually be very attractive entry point. we'll see who that person is. it's pure speculation at this point. this change as an shares.ity in intel >> we crunch the numbers, leaving $45 million on the table. >> that's right. lot of money. a big mistake. theto his point, all of things that brian said he was going to do at intel, he put the ininnings of those things place. but none of them have yet manifested themselves. they're still riding that server business, still doing really well at what they've always done well at. believe some of the

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cfo bob swan has been named interim ceo. moved up over three decades and led the company as ceo. he left the company through an era of intense consolidation, and leaves much work unfinished. he was in the midst of trying to remake intel into a more general provider of chips. targeting industrial systems and self driving cars. we spoke with a senior analyst reporteromberg tech after the news broke. >> yeah, this is obviously shocking. this happened all of a sudden, and we are still looking into exactly what happened, who it was, the type of relationship. this is an ongoing process. the company is just trying to move on, but i don't think they will be allowed to let that happen. clearly, we are in an environment, as you know and wrote about yourself, where this kind of behavior is no longer something that just gets swept under the table. and this won't be. emily: and he was actually one of the executives who was out there talking about equal rights, and advocate of the me too movement. >> exactly. if you just look at his twitt

. >> coming up, axios' onthon swan has a look at this morning's one big thing. over a president's power. president trump facing new warnings over his claim that he has the absolute right to pardon himself. >>> republican senator rand paul weighs in on whether it's time for special prosecution, excuse me, special protections for robert mueller's russia probe. >>> and ben rhodes joins the conversation on his new book. pulling back the curtain on the administration's final days. we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ i'm about to start the hair, skin and nails challenge. so my future self will thank me. i'm about to start the hair, skthank you.ls challenge. i become a model? yes. no. start the challenge today. and try new tropical citrus flavor with collagen. nature's bounty. i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of h

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but today jonathan swan of axios, who joins us in just a moment, reports there were three additional instances that we know about. according to his report, quote, a source with knowledge of the conversation said they occurred throughout last year until fairly late in the year and not just in the short period after sessions recused himself last march. and that quote, the sustained pressure made several officials uncomfortable because they viewed it as improper and worry that it could be politically and legally problematic. trump has repeatedly raked the head of the justice department publicly over the coals for his recusal decision as recently as last night he quoted one of his favorite fox news legal analysts on twitter. he said, the recusal of jeff sessions was an unforced betrayal of the president of the united states. joe digenova, former u.s. attorney. we are joined by the aforementioned jonathan swan, and by ken vogel, political reporter for "the new york times." gentlemen, welcome to you both. jonathan, there is evidence that the president has bought the argument, confirmation

cheryl: okay i think i've final ly got my black swan at the end of all of that i hope not.we'll see. i hope you're wrong, scott redle r, thank you so much to all of you appreciate it. >> thank you. cheryl: taking a look at mcdonald's it's the biggest drag on the dow 30 today god what a couple of sessions mcdonald's is down more than $2 maybe because ihop is starting to serve burgers could that be it? let's take a look at the leader on the dow right now, unh, a lot of names to local but united health group up more than $3, and 3.94 on united health. fitbit is showing stamina after a short seller reverses course and fitbitld be worth $15 per share by the end of the year , or it could be more importantly, acquired. maybe even by google calling it one of the most underappreciated med tech stories in the market fitbit up 31% this month on pace for a record one-day gain that company has had a lot of struggles especially the stock and up next free markets versus free internet binge watching the next season of luke's cage which i haven't started yet so don't tell me anything on net

now, i do swan cycle., let's move onto a round of "omg or nbd." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> pickles. >> jimmy: nbd. >> no, like, artisanal pickles that are literally homemade with farm-to-table brine. >> jimmy: then omg. [ laughter ] me next. sand. i feel like i have a lot of it, so omg, but maybe there's like too much of it, then nbd. but then, maybe because it's like so beautiful, then omg. bu, like, ki of scratchy, so nbd. but then also, it's kind of exfoliating, so like, omg. [ laught ] but then also, like, it can be too much sometimes, so le, maybe nbd, i don't know. >> jimmy: why don't we call it a solid tbd? okay? [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. last one, kentucky derby hats. >> jimmy: omg. >> omg. >> jimmy: i actually just got mine. it's madomla hair. the llamro with their little hooves. [ laughter ] it literally takes them ten years. but whatever, it's okay. because all the money literally goes back to the llamas. it's totally environmentally friendly and it's really expensive. here, check this

all managers joined in telling nine hundred eighty two as an engineer chief financial officer robert swan will now take over for the time being and the company will launch an extensive search for a permanent replacement. let's get more on this from our financial correspondent to new york and squat to against the u.s. has its very own policy when it comes to a relationship better and is corporate policy all about morals or what is driving decisions like this one where there's a bit more behind than just moral issues there is a pretty clear policy at a lot of u.s. corporations that many jurors are not supposed to have relationships with employees who report directly or indirectly to them so obviously the company is one to avoid their decisions might be influenced or old soul that some of the managers take a vantage of their own center we've seen it in the proper couple of years and then on the past years again and again that we had some high ranking sea always from companies like boeing hewlett packard's or priceline who had to leave their positions because of their relationships with emplo

in washington, couldn't get him here, jonathan swan political reporter for axios. let me start with you, paul butler. the idea that bob mueller who years, his term was extended worked for democrats and fbi directors do, would be leading a team trying to frame the prt of the united states. that seems to be outlandish even in tse outlandish times. >> yeah, and if you're political, for the record, he's a republican as is his boss rod rosenstein. so what this is about is attacking the prosecution i guess because they feel like they don't have another defense. and seally their defense is this extraordinahat nothing the president could do would constitute obstruction of justice, and that he has the ability to pardon himself. so, they're trying to poison the well. it's really the tv lyer, rudy gi is doing job, but e scary thing is it's working with a certain set of people. so now i think polling shows a majority of people think it's time for the investigati wrap up. there are political concerns seept it and so there's a we can sayheac are sleazy, they're inappropriate for

jonathan swan made it to new york at the table, national immediate why columnist for the times is here. and lydia, editor in chief of the huff post is harry, let me start with you on the cohen freak out. we were i believe together if not the day of -- the week of the raid while donald trump was discussing national sec called the raid on cohen's office an attack on our country, he really sort of lost it for several days afterward. cohen's possessions, the items that were seized, really freak out the president. why? >> they're everything. they're the whole treasure trove. we're talking about a dozen cell phones, possible taped recordings, whatever documents and, of course, the real treasure trove that's in cohen's head about the different deals that he's had to -- dirty dealings for trump for the last maybe ten years. plus, the sort of overture to moscow that started some of the whole speculation about collusion in 2015 with the miss universe pageant. that said, nicolle, i think e several steps away from any actual cooperation. cohen is going to have to get new lawyers, discuss with them

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owners of the swan oyster depot here on polk street say they've been getting inundated with calls from people who want to come in and visit the restaurant as a way to remember anthony bourdain. bourdain first visited the establishment more than 20- years ago. the owners son tells me of all the chefs that visited, bourdain was one of the most down to earth.cg: kevin sancimino/swan oyster depot he said every time bourdain visited san francisco he would come in to just eat... no entourage, no fancy cameras, he would just sit at the bar on a stool drink beer and try just about anything new they had... the wilder & more exotic the better."i think that just kind of speaks to his spontaneity, just kind of the way he lived which is when i see something, we're going to try it. you couldn't possibly keep up with him with an entourage of vans, you had to travel light and be ready to move so that's how i'll remember him."the owner tells me some of bourdains favorite dishes were sea urchin and crab back.reporting in san francisco, lydia pantazes kron 4 news. (vicki) (vicki)former president barack o

up seafood at the swan oyster depot for 170 years. he was a regular at this place saying fans criticized him for coming here. >> initial you have ever done in san francisco you come here. >> yes. that is correct. true love cannot be denied. g n believe . >> it is just a shock. you imagine him coming in here. she just energized so >> reporter: is praise for this place could not be higher. >> this is a happy zone. if i read about myself dying at this counter, i would say to myself that was one lucky guy. >> reporter: it is an institution regulars do not mind waiting around the block or. it has not changed over the years. fans remember bourdain for his candor. he had the ability to understand the storyline in one day. >> according to many, the character of the city has an invasion of tech people. it is triumpof the nerds. >> reporter: kevin is just sad that he won't be back. >> you imagine someone like that coming in for life. >> reporter: many people came in asking to have his favorite dish but that was always changing. he always asked

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if it was just me or both of us kill ourselves and always popular calling me a man for a beautiful swan- like neck. liberal women as long as we are being frank don't have that because they have recommends of fat on their neck and taken aback by my beautiful swan- like neck. that is nasty things posted by liberals it shows they just wanted to get rid of roseanne. i have been told my entire life. oh, no newspapers and tv stationses are just trying to make money and whatever the public wants. no it isn't. liberals say much, much worse things butch they are part of the political agenda and the reason they wanted to fire roseanne. ment i mean, sheep used to be a left wing loan and became a trump supporting still kind of a loan but had a wildly popular program and apparently was popular with trump supporters whom they enjoy calling racist>> laura: they are trying to reboot the calm with just her daughter. i would be up for that? and half of the country voted for trump and all of these people are looking for something that doesn't offend them on a minute by minute basis. and so, that's all it

jonathan swan when he got this tip, he called around and people said yeah, i heard the president sayn uncharted waters here? >> a well known trade lawyer here in d.c. said that the president -- he said we think he's nuts, not that nuts. so people inside outside saying that it won't happen. but they're not sure. >> you can never be too sure with this administration. that's for sure. let's turn now to the upcoming midterm elections. a lot of eyes on that just a few months away. reporting that democrats are finally getting serious about the mid terms and the data they're seeing. >> they went to a dnc data boot camp where they're educating campaigns about how you help target voters. the new thing, the big thing, and 2020 campaigns, are going to focus on reaching individual voters. like targeting us, not just demographics, but particular people. another fascinating midterm story out there today, on the front page of usa today. campaign ads that crush -- we talked about here on msnbc, they are -- ads are breaking taboos. abuse and harassment, and so women candidates are -- besides just the

national political reporter for axios, jonathan swan. good morning to you.d of the potential summit between donald trump and vladimir putin, i interviewed four senior officials from nato member nations. there was very consistent concern across all of these officials about the summit. and the main concern was very starkly illustrated to me by poland senator and secretary of state anna maria anders, is that putin will charm donald trump into giving something away and their summit will be a much warmer affair than the nato summit where members are expecting donald trump to beat them up about not paying enough. >> i got an email that putin is going to be meeting with bolton as well today. in moscow from russian state media. what do you make of this new development? >> i only found out about two minutes ago. your wonderful producer sent me the email. i haven't had time to process this. but look, we know how important the negotiations are for this summit. they're negotiating over timing for the summit. location, and what's on the agenda. when i've spoke ton offici

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consensual relationship with an employee violating a company policy he's being replaced by cfo bob swanhe company announces good guidan guid we joke with you about all the the admiration for the job that krzanich has done at intel. what do you think now? >> it's unfortunate, obviously consensual so we're not talking about something that was terrible but it was against the rules that they had in the company and those were broken and they did exactly what you expect them to do. >> what now >> now they -- you know what he has built this company into exactly what it has been, transforming what they were a pc company, a company going into ai mobile acquisition altera acquisition two largest ever he's built an incredible foundation, scott. now it's really unfortunate that he's not going to be able to see this through because of some of the mistakes he's made however, i think within intel there are people that i thin could take over and really would fit rather nicely. if they are looking for a new ceo they have an interim, but this is a page out of microsoft. he's ai, data center, internet of

let's turn to jonathan swan from axios.com. sent out today, he writes that our allies are rattled by president trump and are worried about a key nato meeting scheduled for next months. good to see you. for what reason are they worried? >> they're worried because just what happened at the g-7 where president trump went to the g-7, had very, very contentious conversations with some of their closest allies. left on terrible terms with the canadian leader in particular and got on a plane to singapore and had a warm meeting with kim jong-un. they worry that that will repeat themselves at nato. a lot of them worry about russian aggression and they need to present a unified front against russia. what they're really worried about, let's say donald trump comes to nato and spends most of the team not paying on defense, which is what he's preoccupied with and sees vladimir putin. he's preparing a summit and maybe has much warmer scenes with vladimir putin. if that pattern repeats itself, would put more crack in the trans atlantic alliance

. >>> let's go to san francisco and rachel swan, a reporter with the "chronicle."ost" by the leader of move on.org, one of the sponsors of this. or organizer of the rally taking place today. about what the objectives are here. reunite families now. end family internment camps. end the policy that created this humanitarian crisis and chaos in the first place. what are you hearing from folks you're talking to in san francisco, about why they're there and what they hope will come out of the rally taking place in san francisco? having a little trouble there with the phone line with that reporter from the ""san francisco chronicle"." 700 protests taking place today. what change is going to come from them? we'll look at the future of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy when we come back. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significa

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. >>> coming up, axios' jonathan swan has a look at this morning's one big thing.d salesman over his sit-down with kim jong un. the president pitches the korea summit as a win for the united states as critics point t ck of specifics in the agreement with pyongyang. >>> senate foreign relations committee members democrats chris murphy and bob menendez along with democratic congressman tim ryan weigh in as whether the summit was actually a success. >>>nd former homeland security secretary jeh johnson joins the conversation. there is no going back. everything's changed. we're not on an island anymore. genetic power has now been unleashed. we've entered a new era. welcome to jurassic world. [ scream ] rated pg-13. >>> welcome back, joining us from washington with, a look at axios a.m. national political reporter for axios jonathan swan. jonathan, good morning to you. good to talk to you. tell us about axios' one big thing today. >> the art of the film, the movie trailer that the president showed kim jong un offers extraordinary insight into how the trump team is viewin

jonathan swan, thank you so much. we'll be reading axios a.m. in just a little bit. for the newsletter at signup.axios.com. that does it for us on this thursday, i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside louis burgdorf, "morning joe" starts right now. >>> we don't like to see families separated. at the same time, we don't want people coming into our country illegally. this takes care of the problem. k you ve much, everybody. >> i'm very concerned, mika. >> what's that in. >> this water. willie, look at this water. if this water spills, we're all going to get wet. >> uh-huh. >> but i can't drink that water. >> why? >> i just can't, i can't drink that water, the last, the last host put that water there, i can't drink it. >> what? >> i can't drink the water. >> okay. >> willie, can i drink the water? >> i think you can drink the water. >> no, i cannot. barack obama put that water there, i cannot drink it. i can't drink the water. i cannot drink it it is impossible. are you catching on yet. i can't drink the water. >> is the water a parallel -- >> it's barack obama's fault. he pu

and the always popular calling me a man for having a beautiful swan-like neck.eral women as long as we're being frank here are not used to that, because they have rolls of fat on their neck, taken aback by my beautiful swan-like neck. but these nasty things that get posted by liberals, it shows they just want to get rid of roseanne. i've been told my entire life, oh, no, newspapers, tv stations, are just trying to make money. it's whatever the public wants. no, it isn't. it has never been that. liberals say much, much worse things. but they're part of the political agenda. the reason they wanted to fire roseanne was, i mean, she used to be kind of a left-wing loon. she became a trump supporting still kind of a loon. but she had a wildly popular program, and apparently was popular with trump supporters who enjoy calling racists. >> laura: can you see they're maybe trying to reboot the show without her, with just her daughter, who is obviously the more liberal character, which john goodman said, i would be up for that. half of the country who voted, voted for trum

ian: the worrying chance we have in the black swan alert is liquidity is being drawn down.t another potential 20%. that will challenge market expectations because when you get these stocks under pressure, the rates -- do rates go up or down? the consensus is u.s. rates are going up and treasury yields are going higher. we think treasury yields will head 3.5%efore they because of weakening in the financial system. alix: where do you like things? ian: i don't think you want to have any banks at this time. bankse of these european the cross holdings and interrelationships of the global banking system means u.s. banks will not escape that global liquidity timing. alix: ian harnett making me feel really happy on set. retailest round of u.s. inventories and durable goods data on deck and the latest read of the economy as we wind up hearing a lot from fed speaker and we will talk about the health of the consumer with the head of retail banking and wealth management at hsbc. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." dayad a risk off kind of and then we got the news p

him of swans i'm going to. come from the. shop it's all. business good jumpers and. the way russian officials handle the dating issue makes it difficult not to succumb to believing the worst clichés about russia even vitaly not co-president of the russian football association declined to give an interview in which doping was not even the prime topic of discussion. pick choosing to remain silent rather than being transparent creates an unsettling feeling. cover to feel annoyed. rutan's and nobody's adopting. but it's good all. that's. on the list. and that's the law to me are. open but just. want to know when. some want. done. for but. nonetheless the doping issue along with the absurd costs of. the world cup have dampened the country's mood but sergei clue chef publisher of a russian sports paper thinks otherwise. you know this was at the club and it was mystical some of it. was we did push the british from getting my dinner slowing it down but anyone on able to grab a ticket for one of the sixty four matches can still experience the world cup on a boat ride down the