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maggie haberman and god bless america. >> we're going to get to you in a moment, maggie. >> even on camera, not just the disembodied voice. >> because we have big news. >>> the republican-led senate intelligence commit see the backing the intelligence community's conclusion that vladimir putin meddled in the 2016 u.s. election to help donald trump win. president trump, for whatever reason, continues to repeatedly reject that finding. it will make for an interesting one-on-one meeting with vladimir putin and trump 12 days from now. >>> the scandal surrounding scott pruitt read like a scroll. a senienior administration offil says pruitt is "inching forward toward the tipping point." we know he asked a security detail to go get him a certain kind of lotion. we are getting new information about his future. sources tell cnn pruitt personally lobbied the president to fire attorney general jeff sessions and replace him with a guy named scott pruitt. joining us to talk about this, political analyst "new york times" white house correspondent maggie haberman. long time no see, maggie. >> it's been a

just saying. >> and scene. >> thank you maggie. maggie's like i'm going for the exits right about now. >>> one republican senator who went to russia and told russians to stop jewing with our elections will join us next to tell us whether he thought the president delivered that same message. tis tested the equivalent of up to 24 laps around the world. experience an unrivaled feel for any road, at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pac. helps keep your laundry pacs safe, and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. a. >>> we're going to have to contain them. the only by a to contain them, you don't have to be ugly about it but you've got to be very, very firm. dealing with putin is like hand-feeding a shark. you can do it but you have to do it very, very carefully. >> that is republican senator john kennedy's advice on how to handle russian president vladimir

. >> maggie.he is. >> jimmy: ha-ha. >> now she is blowing the kiss, the ka rai camera is on her. >> jimmy: is this true you were on the sean hannity side of the deal. >> she doesn't hear me at all. >> she told me she believed the boyfriend, sean hannity. >> you know what, you -- i swear to god. >> it's not about you for once. i swear to god. 98 years young. 98 years young. >> i'm so, is there a professional i can give this to. i'm sorry, sir. sorry, sorry. >> jimmy: we have been into a family feud here with the griffin family. we will take a break. take a break. figure this all out. kathy griffin is here. on tour. the kathy griffin laugh your head off tour. we'll be right back! ♪ ♪ i'm to your bumper, cause.... i don't think enough people heard about your big day. but nothing says "we got married" like a 12 ounce piece of scrap metal. yo! we got married! honk if you like joint assets. now you're so busy soaking up all this attention, you don't see the car in front of you. and if i can crash your "

and a journalist pulls back from twitter doesn't seem like much of a story but the new york times maggie haberman. toxic as an intellectual dishonesty sexism just too high for her to engage with the platform and her eight hundred thousand followers looking we're looking at when twitter becomes just. and is being called the loneliest man in the world video of the last known survivor of an amazonian tribe killed by bombers has been captured after. living alone in the jungle. and. facing. online. with the news great to live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live in a delta. the result calm and what's been called a restoration of calm seems to be holding so far between israel and hamas in gaza palestinian factions have agreed to return to come with israel after a day of violence along the border fence between gaza and israel a hamas spokesman says egypt and the un mediated that truce remember for palestinians at an israeli soldier were killed on friday on what was the seventeenth week in a row of protesters gathered along israel's along the border i should say against isr

maggie was the only one to get married and have children. she married a man named joel addison hayes. they moved to colorado springs in 1880. at several children. one changed his name from hayes to hayes davis in honor of jefferson davis. today, there are direct descendents of jefferson davis and some of them still bear the name hayes davis. jefferson davis spent two years in prison in hampton, virginia. he was released in may 18 6700 of habeas corpus. of habeasd -- a writ corpus. the trial was postponed and eventually dropped. although he had been indicted for treason he was ultimately never tried. he spent time in canada, in montreal and lenox hill, kobach. -- quebec. he spent time in europe and france. he was in memphis, tennessee for a few years at the president of an insurance company. he removed himself from the company and moved to the gulf coast of mississippi to a plantation. he wrote a very long book called the rise and fall of the confederate government, and settled into retirement. he spent the last 12 years in his life at the pl

. >>> plus maggie haberman is here on why this was a new low. the worst week of trump's presidency. >>> one summit but two very different narratives. we're here with reactions to the news coverage. >>> first this prediction. when historians look back on the trump presidency they'll say this was the week that something changed. something really shifted in the conversations about the president. uncomfortable questions moved into the main stream in a big way. trump's odd behavior with vladimir putin is compelling so many people to ask what does putin have on trump? has trump been compromised? all of those people, those experts, those reporters, they are looking at the fact pattern and seeing something strange, even sinister. >> no rational president would act this way if he weren't being blackmailed on some level. >> you can't just dismiss the idea that putin has something on trump. >> i'm not a conspiracy theorist but his behavior is so bizarre and against the national interest that it certainly raises the possibility that something untoward is go

bring those slow claps. >> maggie monday. just another maggie monday.s on vacation. >> thank you. >> good to have you here. >> always good to be back. >> we have a very, very busy morning, of course we're going to start with the risky rescue operation in northern thailand. a team of navy s.e.a.l.s. and divers, including some americans preparing to pull more boys to safety. >> we have a live shot outside that cave in thailand. the whole world is waiting to see what happens here. members of the trapped soccer team were rescued sunday morning, four of them. wnpours and the threore heavy rising water. a look at the scene here. we'll have more as we go throughout the day. but it may take up to four days for the divers to go in and save the remaining boys and their coach. these boys range from 11 to 16. the first group to make it out were guided through the dark, twisted and jagged passageways filled with murky water. >> those four people who were said to be the weakest of the crew were loaded into ambulances, rushed to waiting helicopters and airlifted in th

. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with the president losing a cabinet member and lashing out at his critics. >> so president trump arrived in new jersey overnight after a rally in montana where he had more insults for his rivals. >> it all followed the resignation of his scandal-plagued head of the epa and abc's janai norman joins us now from washington, d.c. hi, janai. >> reporter: maggie and kendis, good morning. it was a big night for president trump in montana. a friendly red state that he won big in 2016, and he came out punching, again with an attack on a democratic senator and even an iconic member of his own party. president trump rallying republicans in deep red montana taking aim at the media less than a week after a deadly shooting in a maryland newsroom. >> because some of the finest people i know are journalists, really, but 75% of those people are downright dishonest. >> reporter: the president reviving what some have called an offensive nickname for democratic senator elizabeth warren. >> let's

i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson.e'll have more on the heat wave and the big news about lebron james in a moment but we do want to start with president trump and predicting that it's going to be an ugly battle to get a supreme court justice replacement named. >> yeah, the president's list of now more than two dozen candidates has been dwindled down. it's dramatically smaller, and and we're learning now that moderate republican senator susan collins may be a tough sell. abc's kenneth moton joins us now with the latest from washington. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: lebron james likely not on president trump's list, maggie and kendis, but, yes, we've learned the president is down to five potential supreme court nominees who are said to be under serious consideration to replace justice anthony kennedy. president trump back in washington and back to preparing for a battle over his pick for the supreme court. >> it's probably going to be vicious because the other side, all they could do is obstruct and resist. you kno

i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we're going to start with the clock that's ticking in thailand as rescuers scramble to bring the rest of that trapped soccer team to safety. >> we've learned a fifth boy has now been pulled to safety. the same divers who rescued the first four boys on sunday went right back into the treacherous cave today. oxygen levels continue to drop in the cave. it could take several more days to get everyone out. it's a race gepts time to get the remaining thai soccer players out of that cave and out of harm's way. the team trapped for more than two weeks miles underground. on sunday four of the boys were brought to safety. these newly released images show first responders whisking one of them away. the aunt of one of those rescued boys saying i'm glad that a lot of people came to help. a lot of government agencies are helping us. i'm so happy. the daring bid to rescue the others was suspended late sunday to replenish oxygen and assess the conditions. more than a dozen divers including thai navy

good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, maggie, good morning. after more than a week of buildup, the closely guarded secret is out. the president has announced his supreme court justice nominee who may face an uphill battle as he tries to get confirmed. president trump in a prime time television event at the white house announced judge brett kavanaugh as his second u.s. supreme court justice nominee less than two years into his presidency. >> mr. president, i am grateful to you and i'm humbled by your confidence in me. >> reporter: kavanaugh, a conservative choice serving key positions in the bush white house and the independent counsel on ken starr's team investigating bill clinton. later having second thoughts about whether presidents should be subjected to prosecution and investigations. a stance that could be a big deal if the supreme court ever has to rule on any actions resulting from the russia investigation. but a major question still lingers, the future of roe v. wade, legalized abortion, kavanaugh highlighting the achievements of the w

kendis, maggie?ks to paul. >>> an idaho community is reeling after a stabbing rampage at a 3-year-old's birthday party. nine including six children were injured in the attack. all of this at an apartment building in boise. now the suspect is timmy kenner, and he's being held on nine counts of aggravated battery. six counts of injury to a child. they say his motive was vengeance. he had been asked to leave an apartment in the complex because of his disruptive behavior. the local authorities say they've never seen anything like this attack. >> people were scattered across the apartment complex, both within the apartments themselves, lying in the street and in the walkways. it's untenable, unconscionable, pure evil in my mind. >> pure evil in the police's mind. now many of those victims face life-threatening injuries. that apartment complex is home to some refugees. the refugees from ethiopia, iraq and syria. but police say there is no evidence that the attack was a hate crime. >>> and now a scene that

potentially placing more blame on someone. >> maggie rulli live from new york, thank you, maggie. >>> pennsylvania's sexual offender's assessment board is recommending bill cosby be classified as a sexually violent predator. he was convicted in april on sexual assault charges related to accusations he had drugged and assaulted andrea constand in 2004. he's required to register as a >>> the death toll from forest h fires that raged through seaside resorts has increased to 74. two main fires broke out yesterday, fanned by gale force winds. molly hunter with the story. >> reporter: there are two ways out by road or by sea. the coast guard says they've rescued more than 700 people from beaches, picking up more swimmers out in the water. >> thankfully the sea was there and we went into the sea because the flames were chasing us all the way to the water. >> reporter: they're the worst wildfires greece has seen in years, killing dozens of people already. the red cross found 26 bodies huddled together between two homes on a cliff above the beach. firefighters doing battle with heavy winds rea

. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with the hard work being planned right now to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach who are trapped deep inside a flooded cave in thailand. >> the race is on to deliver food and supplies to the group, but the options to bring them to the surface are far more complicated and could take weeks or months. thai officials are racing against time. the 12 boys aged 11 to 16 and coach have been underground since june 23rd when floodwaters trapped them. then they were found alive. >> how many of you? >> they're all alive. >> 13? >> yes. >> brilliant. >> a british dive team finding them about two miles inside the cave flex. now thai authorities are considering how to get them out. they say one option is to coach the group to swim using special breathing masks. meantime, on the surface efforts to drain water from the cave continue and the teams are searching for possible alternate entrances or exits. >> if they are in a place in the cave that is safe from further flooding, then the safes

maggie ruly, abc news, new york. >>> new at 11 the justice department announced a new liberty tax force. critic saz this is to ensure religion when they confconfconf new legislation. crit kz critics do say this tax force could make it easier for businesses and religious organizations for not serving gays or lesbians for example or not offering contraception. >>> the ride capsized on a lake nearly two weeks ago during a storm. 17 people died including nine members of one fam almech the lawyers representing the victims say the duck boats have a long history and are essentially floating death traps. >> because of the canopies they add, you are dead if you do, you're dead if you don't, you're drowned if you do, you're drouped if you don't. >> the lawsuit filed today is seeking $100,000 in damages. mtsb is investigating the deadly accident. >>> twitter is turning to academics to measure the health of conversations on its platform. one will look at how echo chambers form and their effect. echo chambers are situations in which their believes are amplified or reinforced by conversation. the sec

maggie, thanks very much for your excellent reporting. walk us through the information you're getting. >> this was a recording that was among the many, many documents and audio repocordings that wer seized from michael cohen, his hotel, his home and his office. and it is our understanding that it is a brief record iing, i thk it was early september, in which they can be heard discussing, it was a conversation between the two, they can be heard discussing the payments by ami to karen mcdoogle for the rights to her story where she claimed to have an affair with president trump before he ran for office. they never commented on that story. they claimed it was an additional payment for her silence. apparently on the audio, you can hear mr. trump saying it should be done through a check, and not by cash. what his lawyer said to us, rudy giuliani is that shows that he wasn't trying to hide it, that this was above board because he knows that a check can be subpoenaed or bank records can be subpoenaed and our understanding was that payment was nev

i'm maggie wenger, citywide division. two years ago, you heard an informational briefing on the sea level rise action plan and that was not a plan in the way we usually see it. it was a plan for how city agencies will work together to understand sea level rise impact and start making our city more resilience and we need that to be for public and private resources and quality of life. we're doing all this for the future of san francisco. that was published two years ago, two years and a couple of months. we've been working on related efforts to that. and our planning department and our partner agencies. one piece that you have likely heard of is the design challenge, that we're involved in kicking off and a fight in san francisco. that's complete the work continues. we have a western shoreline area plan that you voted on at the very beginning of this year and was approved by the state coastal commission in may and that's adopted and that implementation is moving forward through m.t.a. and public works. you heard about a gr

it is a level like maggie said. i think agent strzok showed terrible judgment.you can't make powerful enemies if you're vulnerable in your private life. the fbi held on. there was no leaking of investigation about an investigation that went back to july of '16. if anything, james comey helped president trump win the election. >> and it is being done in the bigger picture here, it is to under cut the probe. they have tried to make this about peter strzok personally. there is no doubt that he made many many many mistakes, but that doesn't mean the investigation into possible collusion between russian officials and the trump campaign is negated and that is what you're seeing trump and his allies say. they're trying to use one and say the other is invalid and it is hard to draw that line. >> that is what rudy giuliani did last night. that is the larger get. let's muddy the facts and dwrus to discredit the entire mueller investigation. there is such an independent investigation into what we know was a foreign powers attempt into the election. >> they would really loo

maggie, what i'm going to ask you about is what you eluded to yesterday. we asked you about how the president was feeling, you said unsettled, and he was trying to stage some diversions. you said in part, yes, but also about michael cohen. is this what you were referring to? >> i was referring to the fact that i had a sense that this tape was going to be given to chris cuomo last night, but the president is aware now that these recordings have been turned over. he told us it was exculpatory. there is nothing exculpatory there. it's not clear exactly what is happening, each side claims something else, and it is a little hard to figure out because there is inaudibles there. we hear very clearly trump say the word cash, but it's not clear if he is saying don't do that or -- it's clear that cohen did not raise the prospect of cash, which people close to trump suggested he did. but i think this is something that is concerning to the president because it is an audio tape and as you eluded to earlier, he went even further now as he did yesterday in seeing to peop

and maggie haberman, and cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin.ean, maggie, it's, again, this odd situation where this is a story involving two people who are not known for their truth telling. >> right. i think it's interesting looking at that cascade of things, statements from rudy giuliani, who is the president's current lawyer. people who get around donald trump tend to take on his personality. this has been a habit that we have seen through the campaign. we have seen it through his career in business. i think when michael cohen was working for donald trump, he said things that were not true. i think you see rudy giuliani now saying things that are not true. giuliani told us of that tape of michael cohen and donald trump, that it was, quote/unquote, exculpatory. he described a series of events on this tape that did not quite play out once you heard the audio. and so i think that you are seeing giuliani try to pit trump's credibility against michael cohen's and suggest that trump will win. you can't -- there is a problem, and this was the issue

with all due respect to maggie, i don't agree with every story she writes.hink her and jennifer jacobs. i hope that people who read "the briefing" walk away from -- there is some constructive stuff on both sides. i say this is how we could do a better job. and i talk about how journalists could do a better job. we need good journalists and a healthy and robust press corp. howie: you were a dogged trump defender, constantly fighting with the media, aren't you more of a partisan warrior than a common ground guy? sean: i'm a huge partisan warrior but that's the point. a lot of the stories i tell in "the briefing," we can have civil and respectful discussions but totally disagree on policy. howie: you were ridicule rid --e ridiculed on snl. and you were acost in a store. is this hard on your family? >> i think so. i have a partner of a wife and i think it hurts when you see somebody you love be attacked. with melissa mccartney, some of it was funny, and in cases where it was funny, when you screw up and you step tonight, she is a talented actor and she did some

or as maggie haberman suggested to us a short time ago, is this perhaps a distraction from the news about michael cohen, his personal attorney? in the tapes we now know exist of conversations between the two. >> there she is, aforementioned political analyst and white house correspondent for the new york times, maggie, great to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> so what took him so long to attempt to revoke these security clearances? president trump doesn't like people going on television like james clapper has, like john brennan has and criticizing what they see in terms of his complete lack of respect and denigration of the intel community. so they have criticized him publicly. so now it feels this is punitive. >> uh-huh. >> and retribution for that and that he might revoke their security clearance. what else is going on behind the scenes? >> this actually is what we were talking about before is what's a distraction versus him just popping off. this is actually a distraction. this is something that sarah sanders went to the podium, was reading from this. to the extent that this white

like way down there it really took me out far it was very scary" now she tells her kids sound from maggie sieferman, beachgoer"don't turn your back to the ocean, i've been told that at least twice a day" good advice. nolan apostle frequents the bay area coastal beaches. he told me he sees a lot of people who turn their back to ocean. sound from nolan apostle, beachgoer"it's mother nature don't mess with it. it just takes a second for a wave to sweep up and get your kid you really have to be vigilant" sound from reporter gabe slate - "according to the united states association this is what you do if you are swept up in a rip current "do not try to swim against the current, all you will do is exhaust yourself.let it take you, back save your energy rip currents and only pull you out just past the when you get the shore out of the current o and then back to the beach. in pacifica gabe news s (pam) (pam) a second woman has now died following a double- shooting yesterday in antioch. 28 -year old milan rose ardoin died thursday after the shooting. the 55- year old valinda rose scott... died duri

maggie ruly, abc news. >>> record rainfall has created deadly conditions in japan. look at the widespread damage flooding is just one of the rain. >>> two very different perceptions about the same meeting in different takes following talks between mike pompeo and north korean officials. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. live look at beach in santa cruz showing you it is packed with folks trying to beat the heat. we'll take ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> developing news now, torrents o

petra: dicen que--que maggie le puso la pistola--le sacó la pistola a él para que la soltara.utor: bajo amenazas viven los sobrevivientes de una activista asesinada. olivia: ser ambientalista se convierte en firma-- en cosa de una firma, en una sentencia de muerte. locutor: una sequía le ha traído a esta comunidad desgracia, hambre y muerte. josé: aquí se murieron nte su tiempo como más o menos 15 niño locutor: están en el mismo café, una habla inglés, la otra español. donatila: ellos saben que no hablo inglés y la demás trata en inglés, que no--no entiendo. locutor: ¿a quién atenderán primero? hacemos la prueba. un huracán, una tortuga en peligro y la búsqueda desesperada por salvarla. victoria: nos preguntaron si podíamos imprimir un caparazón prostético para esa tortuga. locutor: esto y más a continuación en "aquí y ahora". [música] teresa: de la noche a la mañana dos abuelas terminaron adoptando a sus seis nietos. hola, ¿qué tal? muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a "aquí y ahora". les saluda teresa rodríguez. ilia y patricia tienen la noche libre. la madre de los niños luchó

like way down there it really took me out far it was very scary" now she tells her kids sound from maggiesieferman, beachgoer"don't turn your back to the ocean, i've been told that at least twice a day" good advice. nolan apostle frequents the bay area coastal beaches. he told me he sees a lot of people who turn their back to ocean. sound from nolan apostle, beachgoer"it's mother nature don't mess with it. it just takes a second for a wave to sweep up and get your kid you really have to be vigilant" sound from reporter gabe slate - "according to the united states lifesaving what you do if you are swept up in a rip current "do not try to swim against the current, all you will do is exhaust yourself.let it take you, back save your energy rip currents are narrow and only pull you out just past the breakers when you get to that point swim parallel to the shore out of the current and then back to the beach. in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news ( ken ) time to check the forecast through the weekend..(pam) lawrence is here with details on the hot weather ahead. lawrence karnow: tropical clouds spr

here's maggie rulli. >> reporter: tonight, a job search trap leaving some broke. the new warning for people looking for jobs online. beware of scammers promising you your dream gig, and instead leaving you thousands of dollars in debt. >> i was very excited to work for them. >> reporter: larry davis tells our cleveland affiliate wews, he thought he was starting a great new career. the company allegedly asked him to buy thousands worth of goods and send them out. his credit card balance initially reimbursed, but then he says their website shut down and checks began to bounce. >> all phone calls go right to voicemail from an automated system, and of course, nobody is responding to e-mail. >> reporter: he tells wews he's now left with $47,000 in credit card debt. >> they may have a lot of things to look legitimate. but if they want you to use your own bank account or your own credit card or send money in advance, that's a red flag. >> reporter: the better business bureau says these scams are widespread. tricking nearly 4,000 people in just the last year. many of them

in new york, maggie 7 news. >> have the families been able to speak to their sons yet?that video we saw, that's the only chance the families have had to really hear or see their sons. there's no way to communicate yeth ahoti have been work some te of phone wire into the cave to speak with them. but the water is just so hard. the water continues to damage. and this is over a mile for them. it's a long cable. it's through rough conditions. so far they haven't been able to do it. but we've heard from thai authorities say they're going to keep trying and they worked all through the day to make this happen. they're still waiting to have the direct contact with their loves ones. >> so much work ahead, maggie, live for us in new york. thank you. >>> now frightening flooding today for houston. there was at least one report of a high water rescue. officials asked the people to stay home and off the flooded roads. >> as president trump celebrates the fourth of july, he's also gearing up to announce his supreme court pick on monday. >> the president has interviewed at least seven

kendis, maggie? ago. >> he mocked elizabeth warren's unproven claims of native-american heritage and offered to give a charity $1 million if she proves her background. he also took issue with a slogan once used by george h.w. bush. >> all the rhetoric you see with 1,000 points of light, what does that mean? i know one thing, make america great again, we all get that. 1,000 points of light, never got that one. >> the president went after critics claiming that he won't be ready for his scheduled meeting with vladimir putin. >> one thing he didn't mention, his outgoing epa chief. but while flying to montana, he did say scott pruitt said he didn't want to be a distraction. pruitt has handed in his resignation amid months of scandal and investigations saying the unrelenting attacks against him and his family finally took their toll. >> reporter: scott pruitt took part in fourth of july celebrations at the white house but he is now out. president trump announced the resignation in a tweet saying he had don

for maggie haberman's part, she cold the "daily beast" we don't talk about sourcing and wouldn't now but i lost the threat what the former mayor is talking about. yet in his third and final fox news interview yesterday. >> like a trilogy. >> giuliani rambled on and on without much follow jum at ought. just, wow, and backed off his flat-out denials senior trump aides discussed the russian's offer in an earlier meeting. >> there was another meeting that wasn't public yet, three days before according to the leak, he says there was a meeting with donald junior, with jared kushner, with paul manafort, with yates and possibly two others in which they, out of the presence of the president discussed the meeting with the russians. we checked with their lawyers. the ones we could check with which was four of the six. that meeting never, ever took place. it didn't happen. >> there's no second meeting here? >> it's highly unlikely. i always have to leave the option open as a lawyer. in case they come across something that startles us or feels some of the things we feel are important. >> what's h

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joining us now is maggie haverman and michael schmidt. >> let's talk fast because the story may change again. >> it says we were given an initial explanation where she indicated it is a separate payment and it is a payment to mcdougal that was separate and apart from this arrangement that mcdougal had with the ami. they're discussing of obtaining the right to her story from ami. rudy giuliani was strenuously denying it could be construe as a reimbursement and he's adamant that it is not and it has legal implication and of the finance piece of this. in his telling of it, it was trump that says let's do it properly and it was michael cohen who either suggested cash or did not suggest a check in the first place. someone close to cohen denied that version of event suggesting that the presentation which, the candidate says let's do this is not how this went out and we are not going to know without hearing of the conversation that is short. it is around 2 minutes long and it cuts off before the conversation is done. there are portions of it that's inaudible in the transcript. and, i think it

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them we're certainly very happy to do that but again we're continuing both conversations both tracks maggie thank you sarah the russian authorities yesterday named several americans who do want to question the claim are involved in no brothers going to crimes in their terms including a former ambassador to russia michael mcfaul the president trying to support that idea as he opened his eyes to national the president is going to meet with his team and we'll let you know we have an announcement on that for a second is that a topic that came up in our conversation recently reasons for the president out there what is some conversation about it but there wasn't a commitment that happened the united states and the president and his team you know there's an announcement out front like the president earlier today said that there could be quote tremendous retribution for the european union if there is not a deal struck on auto imports in the past he has talked about potentially pretty terrible to twenty percent is not what he meant today by tremendous retribution or the possibility goes even beyond

maggie, let's start with you. there's nervous folks not on capitol hill and the trump administration business president trump will be meeting with putin one on one. i want you to take a listen to bob corker, republican senator of tennessee, also the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. >> well, yeah. you know, i hope there are people present during the meeting. >> why do you say that? >> i just do. i just -- i just hope there are people around him, pompeo. >> big sign of concern about that one on one meeting. what are people like bob corker concerned about? >> i think they're afraid the president has a tendency to say all kinds of things that he -- any other president probably wouldn't say in the meetings. for instance, we had a story at the times last year about how he had a meeting in the oval office with the russian foreign minister and he just disclosed all kinds of things, criticized james comey, a nut job. the white house argued nothing wrong with that. true trump said that publicly and sets a

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joining me now, maggie haberman who shares a byline on the breaking story today. there have been two explanations from the president's attorney, from giuliani today, since your story posted. what's his latest explanation for these conversations? and let's talk fast because the story might change again. >> so, we were given an initial explanation in which he indicated this was a separate payment, that this was a payment to mcdougal that was separate and apart from this arrangement mcdougal had with ami. he called back later to clarify that this was actually supposed -- on the tape, what they're discussing, is obtaining the rights to her story from ami. they are -- giuliani was strenuously denying that this should be construed as a reimbursementme reimbursement, although some i think would interpret it that way. he's adamant that it is not. i think that that has legal implications when it comes to the campaign finance piece of this. and in his telling of it, it was trump who said, let's do this properly and with a check. and it was michael cohen who either had sugge