back to mar-a-lago.a wonderful vignette about melania is they were filming in their apartment and donald was there and sipping champagne. the one of the contestants said, you're lucky. and she, melania motioned over to trump and said, and he is not lucky. , so she is sharp and has a great sense of humor. everybody who has an encounter with her is impressed. >> you have tremendous residence out there. i'm glad that you're doing your part of showing the side that doesn't get shown. it's a secret bunker on the north one. you say it's classified. you talk about protecting the president. i wonder, is that making him at risk? are you saying too much? how do you make this judgment calls? >> guest: i would not reveal anything that's about to happen. but some of these things are just not going to cause any harm. the fact that there's a secret bunker under the north one, something that tv crews showed, even though it's classified as low classification. and the same with the secret service. i think it's important t

>> we met at mar-a-lago. he wanted to be at mar-a-lago. we had a 15 minute meeting schedule. we were going into break out rooms where we had many people waiting for us. it lasted 4 hours. 15 minutes the president of china a great guy, it ended up last for 4 hours. we just got along. we have gotten along. i want him to treat us better on trade. that's my only problem. >> sean: didn't they make concessions? >> well, they want to do things. it's a tough thing. they are doing so well. they made so much progress against us for so many years. it's tough for them to bring it back. we will see how that works out. we will do something. they offered us 80 billion dollars in purchases of agricult ural products. i never thought i would turn down 80 billion dollars. we have to do something with intelligent property. last year we lost $500 billion with china. we can't do that anymore. >> sean: let's go to the beginning. a lot of people, critics, saying, when you said little rocket man or "fire and fury" or when he said i have a red button on my desk. you said mine is bigger and works bette

at mar-a-lago. chocolate cake. >> sean: [laughs] you remember.s was after assad had used chemical weaponss on his own people. and you had launched the first strike. >> president trump: i said, mr. president, we just sent 58 missiles into syria to hit a certain target, and he said, please say it again. i with his interpreter. i said, we just sent 58 missiles. to show you the technology, every single one of those missiles, from 700 miles away, in the ocean, everyone, 58 missiles, 58 hits. incredible technology. what we have is so incredible. so lethal. not that we want to do it, but are so lethal. that was done because it syria, assad used chemical gases on children, and we had to do that. had president obama gone over the redline, i think you may be what about a different story in the middle east. i really believe that. but he didn't do that. wee did. i told him, sitting at mar-a-lago at dinner, -- >> sean: eating chocolate cake. said,sident trump: i either he's going to leave or we'll be friends. he understood. he really understood. i think he re

mar-a-lago, which trump calls the winter white house, doubled its member fee to $200,000.mp international hotel in washington, whose managers promote it as a destination for diplomats, raised room rates by almost 60%. many who could benefit from trump's decisions are happy to pay, including representatives of saudi arabia, turkey, kuwait, and georgia. it includes lobbyists and executives from industries such as oil, high tech, real estate, and mining. in amounts large and small, trump takes in money from political allies and from the government he leads. the republican national committee rents space in trump tower in new york. so does the pentagon. so does china's largest bank. the government of qatar this spring paid $6.5 million for an apartment in trump world tower, joining the governments of saudi arabia, india, and afghanistan there. trump businesses overseas has gotten foreign government help too. china is reportedly lending $500 million to a trump-linked development project in indonesia. china has also approved dozens of trademarks for trump family businesses since

he did have them down to mar-a-lago, you'll recall, and they spoke.has felt isolated not only from the president but the president's family for whom he also did legal work. and he's been angered by rudy giuliani. he's been out there, he believes, and his people, his friends believe disparaging michael cohen and cohen didn't like it and he felt that should have stopped given his previous relationship with trump. he idolized trump. he was on call for donald trump for over a decade. >> wow. >> yeah. >> what a time to be on call for a boss. we were talking to tom hamburger last hour on the bi-line of a piece where they broke this news, too. we talk about the audio between trump and cohen. he said the government has seized more than 100 of cohen's recordings and the one we heard this week was the most damaging. what does that tell you? >> well, a couple things. the fact there's that many tapes is not good news for either cohen or trump. the more they're saying, the more the prosecutors have for them, i would say. it means there isn't going to be a bombshel

back at mar-a-lago, the president's club doubled its membership fee to to 200 grand. it's not just trump hotels. the government of qatar bought a million apartment. and in trump tower here on fifth avenue, china's largest state owned bank rents a $2 million a year space for the biggest office in the united states. on sale at the shenandoah national park visitor center, trump wine. jared kushner and his wife who both took positions in the white house brought in anywhere between $82 million and $222 million last year, according to the disclosures, eyong ivanka p in. much of jared's -- ivanka got a nice little boost from counsellor to the president kellyanne conway telling fox viewers go buy her stuff. a big moneytizatiomoneytization. i need to remind you when the trump family did an interview on 60 minutes that nite ivanka's own employees sent out an e-mail telling us where we could get her bracelet. please, sarah sanders, gag me with a spoon on this. >> joining us john john harwood. before the inauguration, president trump said he would donate proceeds to the united st

i want to turn to david farenthold's post, mar-a-lago looking to hire 61 foreign workers during the seasonamerican businesses facing interesting challenges under president trump. we know that there are some other places that are struggling to get the foreign workers they need. we had covered the crab industry in maryland, for example. they can't get the visas they need. first of all, do we think the president is going to get preferential treatment for these? these are not sure bets if you apply for the visas. >> they said the president won't get preferential treatment. he's lucky if they break it up by summer and winter. the 33,000 put out for summer needed for crab picking, landscaping, golf courses, he's applying for winter when people fly down to new york. >> people go to florida in the winter. >> there is not much workers in the winter. >> he got yeah, how lucky, exact he may be better off anyway because of the season. >> this is something where he has tried to limit these visas dramatically, right? >> there's a broader effort by the trump administration to try to restrict means of ill

perhaps mar-a-lago is where heu were stay south in general has more fast foods compared to the east and, the least is vermont, between thatn and bersanders vermont might be the president's least >>> in a lot of cities you can live it up on six figures in san francisco it's considered low income. it's because allowing costs in the bay area are out of control. according to a new report. a four person household that makes 117,000 a year qualifies for all lowom inc housing. that's unreal. byn comparison i new york city, 83,000 is theth reshold. >> canada, russia is not happy about it.ld youn't think russia would care if canadians smoke pot. they probably be a l more relaxed about this if they had legal weed themselves but russia come out strony against the s international legal breach ot obligation. the russian foreign minisy said a number of internationals conventionhat canada signed ono restr the use of it to only medical and scientific purpoues. >>> maybe can have some of that here in the district up next, before you go t sleep 'll tell you who is sleeping soundly and who's tossing and t

back at mar-a-lago, the president's club doubled its membership fee to $200,000 after trump was elected while the d.c. hotel raised its rates by 60%. the government of qatar bought a 6.5 million apartment in trump world tower where saudi arabia, india, kuwait and afghanistan already keep residences. the trump tower on 5th avenue, china's largest state owned bank rents a $2 million a year space for its biggest office in america. the vineyard is in nearby charlottesville, virginia. jared kushner and ivanka trump who both took positions in the white house, brought in between $82,000,220,000,000 last year according to their financial disclosures. ivanka pulled in nearly $4 million just from her stake in the trump international hotel in washington. a large portion of jared's money came from his family's ownership of apartment complex in new jersey and maryland. and ivanka's more than $5 million of profits in her clothing brand got a nice little boost from kellyanne conway when during an interview from the white house briefing room she told fox news viewers to, quote, go buy ivanka's stuff. a

if this is the same man that can go down to mar-a-lago and bill the government millions of dollars, whyecurity guards to look for lotion or used mattresses. this is problems that will continue to happen. >> let's be clear about what worked here. democrats have struggled with a lot of big statement of faoft t. you went after the soft target, if you will, on the used mattress on the house floor. this seems to have worked. you may have a long list of problems with him, including environmental issues, but there was something about that particular incident that ended the swampiness in a way that others have not. >> this should have happened months ago. the threshold for this president to hold his men and women in his cabinet accountable is very, very large. when we discover he was renting at such a low rate, a room from an energy lobbyist that actually is lobbying the epa, that would have been scandalous, and that would have been a whole week of news under the obama administration. in this administration it's just a tuesday or a wednesday. >> take a listen to the teacher, of course, who conf

about paying our fair share let you know the president has spent a total of 69 days in mar-a-lago. we speakypocrisy when of respecting someone else and ignoring our very own. i think i president should pony up. >> i suspect if we calculate what we were paying the president per hour we would have to say we are getting a bargain. i think part of being president is the opportunity to get away from time to time. but i don't think president trump is different than any other president that they don't spend almost every waking minute and really almost every minute working hard on behalf of the united states. consumed with the problems of being president. from west virginia on the independent line. james. hello. you are on. go ahead. i would like to comment that i think the president is doing a good job and i don't take he's getting much help from the republican party. and none from the democrats. still we got all these congress and senators that knows everything that's going on, what to do and everything. look at what a mess we are in. that's why we got him. they do nothing. when you say

. >> yeah, he loves immigration, particularly the ones that he wants to work at mar-a-lago.e epitome of hypocrisy. the guy spends his time railing against immigration and yet wants to bring 78 foreigners to work at mar-a-lago here down the road. you think there's not any people here where i live who can do the job? he's a hypocrite and he's a racist. >> i have never heard him say one disparaging thing about legal immigrants to this country. he's the son of an immigrant, as i am. he's married to an immigrant. he loves immigration and what it does for this country. he can't stand illegal immigration, and he couldn't have been more clear about that, by the way, in his race for the presidency -- >> so he doesn't want to reduce -- he doesn't want to reduce legal immigration? he doesn't want to reduce legal immigration? >> let me ask you something. >> hold on a second. we do -- >> hold on. >> he wants to reduce -- let me do it differently. he wants to reduce legal immigration. he does not speak out when these incidents happen that smack of an ugliness in this country even though t

mar-a-lago which trump calls the winter white house, doubled the membership fee $200,000.mp international hotel in washington whose managers promote it as a destination for diplomats raised room rates by almost 60%. many who can benefit from trump's decisions are happy to pay. that includes representatives of countries such as saudi arabia, turn i, kuwait and george a. it includes lobbyist such as high tech, real estate and mining. in amounts large and small, trump takes in money from political allies and from the government he leads. the republican national committee rents space in trump tower in new york. so does the pentagon. so does china's largest bank. the government of qatar this spring paid $6.5 million for an apartment in trump world tower, joining the governments of saudi arabia, india, and afghanistan there. trump businesses overseas have gotten foreign government help, too. china is reportedly lending $500 million to a trump-linked development project in indonesia. china has also approved dozens of trademarks for trump family businesses since he won the preside

for a long time it's because he is with people like him who are billionaires his big home called mar-a lago in central eastern palm beach county. the best are still on there. there are many many many people have. palm beach county and everybody is rich i think the smallest market right now is. the smallest one and you probably have to. and there is some houses on the market for forty five to ninety million dollars. camera. roughly once they showed some to pay you for the. future uncool videos during the world cup this summer with the broccoli string out . more unstring i don't roughly don't t.v. . good. p.r. against any kind of presidents of the united states you know region if they want to continue their. for you know any policy being really against of their doing all region in the region if you're in a region that's quote. i understand there were an eagle the president. of the united states is trying to be you know region you are against any kind of expansionism in any kind of way the only way you know it is that i or any other country. you look at the sheriff's office. the sheriff's offi

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here on the west coast of scotland rather than the white house in washington, dc or his hotel at mar—a—lagoa, but really what we've seen today has followed a familiar pattern. we had a series of tweets, taking on some of mr trump's favourite subjects, attacking american news networks as fake news, he attacked the obama administration with regard to yesterday's indictments of 12 russian intelligence officials, who are accused of hacking the democratic party in 2016, and he talked about golf, which is one of his favourite things to do at the weekend. he has visited golf courses over 50 times since the weekend —— since he became president, and it wasn't a surprise that he'd surprised to play a round here. a few hours ago, i watched him walking down the first fairway. i couldn't see any protesters, but i couldn't see any protesters, but i could hear them, and those people made themselves heard. at one point, the president waved at them, though i don't think their messages were particularly friendly. we heard cha nts particularly friendly. we heard chants like no kkk, no racism, and their genera

he lied and said prince charles and princess diana were members of mar-a-lago.wan he wanted them to be part of hihis brand. >> donald trump has been banned from london. the mayor of london said don't come here. none of the usual ruffles and flourishes. this is the bargain package. this is not the deluxe suite. and wait until donald trump figures that out. >> i want to give you full time, we have a lot of time tonight just for you. >> don't believe. >> it seems to me that trump has to have a, his protocol director, has to give him what to say. >> we will see how well. >> i don't believe in any of that stuff. how is that golf game? >> he will be impressed with the military march. nobody beats the brits when it comes to the ceremony. it is fantastic. he will find a way to make himself part of the story. >> you may remember that during last year's nato meeting, the president had enough to being the odd man out and shoved aside the minister of montenegro. president trump's body language during nato events wednesday, suggested his relationships with key u.s. allies ar

and on air force one when i flew down to mar-a-lago, he had a press conference and wasn't using us for that and he wasn't using us where every president since reagan was using the white house stenographer. joe kennedy, one of the persons in the meeting, two other people other than donald trump and vladamir putin in the meeting. translators, not the same as stenographers, the official note takers or ambassadors who sometimes go over these things. other humans who know what went on. this has become a hot discussion, saying we would like to subpoena her, the americans. >> that is interesting. >> what do you think about that? >> it's sad to this point we're asking a translator to do what we have a stenographer to do. and i'm sure there was a stenographer at the ready and say, who knows, sometimes he doesn't use the recordings we have. >> what about the argument sometimes the president of the united states has business so important it's not for the public to see or hear or for there to be a record of? >> what do you mean? >> what if we're not supposed to find out what was going on in that m

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mar-a-lago is lovely this time of year. >>> president trump is taking some truly extreme steps to stop legal asylum seekers fleeing violence. stopping asylum seekers from coming in. and of course department of justice making it impossible for those fleeing gang and domestic violence to even obtain asylum. and the cruel policy of taking away children. federal judge late yesterday said the administration cannot simply obtain asylum seekers arbitrarily. celia wong, what was the cause of this lawsuit and what are the ramifications of the rulings? >> the big story of this week is that now a latest ruling. we represent a man who is a haitian refugee and he spoke out against a corrupt local official. he is an ethics and math teacher and he fled after local thugs beat him up because he was outspoken about this local corrupt official. although he has been granted asylum by an american immigration judge twice and has passed every hurdle towards winning his asylum claim, he has been locked up for a year and a half by i.c.e. and he and about a thousand other people are a victim of the policy. for

an "businessperson" who filed bankruptcy five times and, either way, mar-a-lago wanted 61 immigrants to work in their building. does anybody see the irony in all of this? or is it just me? i doubt it. go to joshua calling from new mexico. caller: i just wanted to say here,hese two people on none of them are americans but we are talking about nato and the u.s. summit. these people don't care. who is the "these people?" the people on your show. they don't care about americans. they don't care about us. donald trump cares about us. trump puts america first. bro.t on, pat. let's go to by somei am disgusted of the callers who have called it. trump is the most inept president we've ever had and he's going to ruin all the good work that's been done over decades. and thank you to the two gentlemen on the show, i really am disgusted by that, just made. i don't know what else to say. but i agree with that other lady that 70% of us will try to get rid of this guy that lives in the white house. because i was a democrat and i am now independent because i don't like what happened during the last e

spread a similar rumor prince charles and diana separately joined as charter members at his club in mar-a-lagoa palace spokesman at the time called it complete montana sense. then there were comments he wrote in his book. he wrote, his only regret in the women department is he never had the opportunity to court lady diana spencer. the boston globe reports princess diana thought trump was creepy. shortly after an odd color interview, trump praised diana for her looks. >> i said lady dihad super model beauty. >> reporter: in 2012, many came to kate middleton's defense after the paparazzi shot her sun bathing topless in france. instead, trump tweeted she had only herself to blame, saying who wouldn't take her pick and make lots of money if she does the nude sun bathing thing, no surprise he met with the duke or duchess or meghan markle and her newlywed husband prince harry. in 2016, markle made her feels well none. >> with as misogynistic trump is and so vocal about i. trump made it easy to see you don't want that kind of world he's painting. raleigh and while there are protests in the streets an

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so this raises the question, what if the president was taking the call from mar-a-lago. so aside from attorney-client privilege. on thers will argue if there is a plan for a commission of a crime clients are talking to their attorneys about hugh to do something shady or illegal it wouldn't have privilege. but there are people including lanny davis, michael cohen's attorney who helped release this tape. he says maybe is there not evidence of a crime. it just shows the president has a problem with lies or the truth. but they don't think it has anything that's definitively criminal in nature. kennedy: if it's not definitively criminal and not something that rises to the threshold of removing the president from office and it adds to the mystique of what many opponents find to be his ickiness, what is the point in all this? why are we going through this exercise? >> that's technical-legal term you use thed there, ickiness. it's like you went to law school with me. there are critics of the president who want to see him taken down no matter what it takes. my tweeter feed was fu

order to get the visa, they must prove there is not enough workers available and they show that mar-a-lago has only filed -- hired a handful of applicants since 2010. >>> a virtual reality breakthrough in medifew in the that is using cutting-edge new technology. the first patient is a teenager from livermore. he had to fly through the virtual coffee of his own brain before undergoing surgery. >> reporter: the 15-year-old andy's mom, it's hard to believe that six months ago these young athlete was in the icu suffering from a brain tumor. he was paralyzed on one side, unable to speak. what happened next is astonishing. >> i had no idea it was even possible, let alone to be able to do it and to be the first person to experience it. >> it is mind blowing and also. >> reporter: this is virtual reality. the technology is allowing users to immerse themselves in the 3-d fantasy world. this was not a fantasy, this world was the accurate representation of his brain. it was re-created from the mris, ct scans shnk down to a very small size, and you now are virtually flying through the brain of the pat

flying over the united states and hitting florida very near where president trump's estate is at mar-a-lago is today lating the arms race and aren't you being deliberately provocative? >> as far as the footage is concerned, they do not specify the missile is about to hit the united states. you have to look at it more carefully. chris: it hits florida. >> it was not florida there was not a caption saying florida. never a caption florida. contract is * you can see it on a map. >> it was flying over. it can't be seen on the map. take a closer look. now i'm pretty sure i can give you [inaudible] not to be offensive -- an offensive weapon wasn't born out of nowhere. they were born out of a response of the unilateral withdrawal of the united states from the abm treaty. that we are going to join the global missile system. we see no purpose for it. well the response our counterparts was that the united states designed this anti-missile defense system. it's not designed to be guide against you. in 2003, 2004, i think i mentioned one of those systems and there was no response from our american counte

i thought nato was letting in mar-a-lago! ( laughter ) dammit! oh, well. keep going.omebody get the grenade launchers back from the caddies." ( laughter ) but rest assured, while all this is going on, the trump administration is tackling the serious questions facing our country like, "what is milk?" well, they're gonna find out because they've just pledged to crack down on the use of the term "milk" for nondairy products like soy and almond beverages. from now on, if it ain't from a mammal, you can't call it milk. it has to be soy juice and almond sweat. even the movie "milk" now has to be called "inspiring non-dairy sean penn product." ( laughter ) f.d.a. commissioner scott gottlieb explained the move, saying that the agency's current standards for milk reference products from lactating animals. and, "an almond doesn't lactate." ( laughter ) it does if you're doing it right. >> jon: yeah, yeah! >> stephen: that means nothing. that means nothing. that has no meaning. don't parse that joke. ( laughter ) by the way, the first person to seamlessly work the phrase "an alm

which from as ass-holes and now we have this to buy off porn stars and now going to fly down to mar-a-lago and guess who's going to pay for him to fly down there on air force one? the taxpayers. i mean that's the big picture here. he probably does not have legal liability with respect to this payment. the prosecution theory in the john edwards case i think was a very weak one. we have a lot of right wingers spending money to try and nail clinton on his sexual affairs and nobody called those campaign contradictions to republicans. i don't think that theory works very well. but the main point here is that donald trump uses these llcs and all these shell entities and he has hundreds of them for all sorts of purposes. and paying off porn stars that he's had affairs with, that's only one of his purposes. he may be getting money from the russians. robert mueller needs to get to the bottom of what's going on with the finances. and every time robert mueller goes there, trump gets upset, which means there's something there. we've known donald trump has had these llcs, many of them, we've known that

just as he was able to do with president xi at mar-a-lago and president xi began to cooperate on northere are other fundamental differences. david: thank you very much. great stuff, appreciate it. that's it for us for tonight. thank you for joining us. what a night, huh? it was an incredible rally in montana from the president. we hope you enjoyed it. i will see you tomorrow night. good night from new >> the war was lost but now we are going to win it because we have all the cards. [cheers and applause] >> well, in it to win it. theist -- u.s. and china slapped tariffs all of it happening early this morning. first real shots in trade battle >> markets remain optimistic solutions will be found. the dow 280 points yesterday. cheryl: expected lighter today that could create volatility. looking at the futures, dow is down, s&p up by 1 and nasdaq lower, flat,

mar-a-lago, positive, positive meeting leads to north korea change in policy. we don't know if they are going to follow through on that, but i think the president believes that that relationship has something to do with china putting the pressure on north korea. i think he wants to have a good relationship. he knows putin is a thug. he knows putin is trampling over u.s. interests and those of our allies. but i do believe he thinks that's step one to dealing with some profound disagreements. this is a different president. he puts a lot of faith in relationships and the transactional nature of doing business with an adversary. he doesn't call him an adversary. i think they are an enemy, to be frank about it, in terms of their goals and objectives. they looked at us as a strategic opponent or enemy. he calls them a competitor. but i think that goes back to he doesn't want to prejudice his meeting with putin. he knows full well also that he's been briefed on it, that putin took advantage of our two previous presidents, particularly barack obama who putin sized up e

he better be damn sure that donald trump was in new york, because if he was in florida or mar-a-lago,party consent state. >> sean: does that matter? >> it matters to who you are recording, yes, if donald trump was in florida and cohen was in new york, you cannot record without his consent. >> sean: let me say this, i am assuming, i do not know why he recorded them, but i am assuming that michael cohen never thought his office was going to get rated either. and he was not going to release this on his own, dr. gorka. >> yes, i have never met michael cohen either. but let's talk about the broader reality, cnn still does not get it. if donald trump is the president and cnn has lost the flood. instead of being a news organization, and they can report on the fact that according to a "wall street journal" nbc poll, donald trump is the highest approval rating in his 18th month than any president -- >> sean: they up to their estimate to 5.3%. >> that was my next point, gep predictions that affect all americans, talking about the president's historic popularity with one exception, george bush a

he thinks it's like mar-a-lago, a country club, paying its dues. that's not how it works.is comments that he would rather the u.s. be out of nato, that shows he doesn't understand that we created it. at the nato summit they're going to wonder is this man a representative of putin or a representative of the united states? >> malcolm nance, the book is "the plot to destroy democracy." thank you so much. john, stick around as we'll talk about north korea as the president and pompeo consider what to do next and as secretary pompeo is heading to north korea for his third meeting therel. >>> meanwhile, finally some good news. the miraculous discovery of 12 boys and their soccer coach found alive after they had gone missing in a cave in thailand for ten days. two british men found them in the cave. >> how many of them? brilliant. many people are coming, many, many people. we are the first. many people are coming. >> the recovery is still going to be very difficult. thai officials say all the boys appear to be in stable condition with no severe injuries. finding them is only the f

you go back to president xi in mar-a-lago, and he has good relations with him even though he is a threato the united states, the number one long-term threat to the united states, but as a result of the relationship i think that he credits that relationship with china moving forward on north korea. and cooperating with the united states to move at least in the direction of nuclear station, denuclearization. we will see if it maintains. but the thing about to the press conference, i do not know how much effort went into the press conference in terms of preparing for it and here's what i mean. what are the outcomes that we want? what tone do we want in the press conference? >> melissa: in the press conference, not the meeting. >> yes, the preparation for the meeting was probably in-depth and in the right to level, i am not and press that the press conference other than handing the president something to read. here are the outcomes that we want, and here's the tone that we want. we do not want to humiliate putin, to be sure. that is over his people, but we want to be firm and to repeat some

i've done events with him in mar-a-lago, visited him in trump tower. the biggest thing is to bifurcate president trump, and there are things about his personality that maybe i wouldn't do, especially on the twitter and what have you. i don't think you can do policy in 240 characters. when you look at his policies, what has happened with economy, with people getting back to work. these all-time incredible unemployment numbers, workforce participation rate. gdp growth, you can't debate those thing. those are facts, if you want to compare it to president obama did. he's blowing it out of the water. when you look at what's happened with foreign policy, we are regarded and respected. not having offmic flexibility moments, we're not leading from behind, not drawing false red lines. when you look at national security and the rebuilding of our military capability and capacity, when was the last time you heard a headline about isis. when was the last time you had a domestic terrorist attack in the united states of america? knock on wood. but remember december o

. >> this man, giuliani, about mar-a-lago is out there say federal government the president ever speaks or if there are further indictments, imt to get all the dirt out on daniels. he sort of paid for this. >> on the one, i think you could drive a truck through this statement. i think he's saying yeah, maybe there's an e-mail, maybe someone was in an interview, b i think he's trying lay out all the dirt so if the president ever does get questioned or mueller does make a statement about donald trump's knowledge, giuliani could say well we acknowledged this already. what's the big deal. >> all right. >> same way with waving the privilege. to say i'll put it out there is is going to say -- just trying get ahead of it and hedge. >> stick around. more to talk about. president trump make ago threat that could have an impact on thousand of american lives. that's next. stay with us. so what can you do?. she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as eight

just as he was able to do with president xi at mar-a-lago and president xi began to cooperate on north though there are other fundamental differences. david: thank you very much. great stuff, appreciate it. that's it for us for tonight. thank you for joining us. what a night, huh? it was an incredible rally in montana from the president. we hope you enjoyed it. i will see you tomorrow night. good night from new york. [♪] kennedy: it could be the most of important decision of president trump's presidency, the next pick for the supreme court and the leftists freaking. we are told the president narrowed it down to three potential nominees out of a field of six conservative judges. the president finished a big rally in montana. president trump there is now a vacancy on the supreme court. and if you turn in monday the 9:00 i think you will be extremely happy with this. and they are all great. they are all great. kennedy:

president trump look very closely at the amount of time he spends at his properties in bedminster and mar-a-lago. it does get attention. the question is what ultimately happens with that. does he faced any type of repercussions at the ballot box for that? host: perry is in pennsylvania, independent, good morning. caller: i wanted to ask your guests in their opinion, what have they heard could have been a possible topic of conversation during the two hours of the .rump putin meeting ayesha: it did take a while for us to get this information. what president trump said and what was said by press secretary sara sanders. apparently they talked about denuclearization, nuclear arms, reducing that. they talked about syria, they talked about basically this idea of having the u.s. and russia, they're kind of working groups being able to talk to each other about these different issues and a lot of that had broken down. communication between the governments have broken down because of actions russia had taken. starting the communication up again. they talked about trade. a bunch of issues we don't know in d

just as he was able to do with president xi at mar-a-lago and president xi began to cooperate on northeven though there are other fundamental differences. david: thank you very much. great stuff, appreciate it. that's it for us for tonight. thank you for joining us. what a night, huh? it was an incredible rally in montana from the president. we hope you enjoyed it. i will see you tomorrow night. good night from new

i happen to represent beautiful palm beach where mar-a-lago sits, and very interesting. donald trump asked permission to hire 78 foreign workers at mar-a-lago for this season. doesn't he think there are american workers who can take those jobs? oh, well, i thought that was very interesting. anyway, on to another point, which i think actually is much more important. which is the fact that we are witnessing what i call a trump-induced crisis at our mexican buried. we've heard many people comment on this, but i'm going to say it again, because until these families are united, i am not going to shut up about this. mothers and fathers who are seeking refuge from extreme danger and persecution, they finally think they come for refuge, and what do they do? they get to our border and this government steals their children right out of their arms. and you know what's happening now? our government is so incompetent and so uncaring that they are -- they can't even match up most of these children. total -- this is going to be a dark stain on this country with what's going on here. i

including when i traveled to mar-a-lago on air force one i found out about the press gag's aft gag'sed. >> is that what disturbed you? as a stenographer that would probably be enough, right there. >> i felt we weren't utilized the way we were utilized. george w. bush, i love the steno. a respect across administrations for our role. it's an important role. there need to be a record. it goes to the presidential ar vives and this was the first administration not clueing us in. didn't care if we were in the room or not. no record in front of press. >> the idea subpoenaing the m h american translator in the room with vladimir putin and president trump has been bandied about. what do you think about it? >> my sympathies are truly with the interpreter. that's not their job to be a witness. there are supposed to be senior advisers in the room. i would normally be in the room. that said, what they're writing down is just like, all chicken scratch. trying to keep up with what is said in realtime. impressive job but their job is fwhoot they're asked to do now. that's what's so upsetting attal w

government is paying trump properties, the thousands of dollars in hotel rooms at mar-a-lago.t's your take? >> it's a confirmation what i think to be common perception. most americans think the trump family -- >> common perception is no longer common. >> most of us believe and we've been talking about this for a while, trump ivanka, jared, they've been making a killi sine he was elected as president of the united states. it's really important for all of the reasons that have been laid out. we have ee moll you meants and mueller case and we have trump -- what the other -- there are so many cases happening right now. this guy is like -- >> trump foundation. >> this is like -- he's getting it from all angles. i wonder how he's going to hold up in all of this. >> what will it result in? while a voter could say this has become white noise, from a legal perspective rvegs the attorney general for maryland and d.c., they want to start interviewing trump employees from the organization. that could dig up a lot. a lot more than even how much money is foreign government spending on hotel

maybe we will have it mar-a-lago on christmas. we will throw a parade. media freaks out over x and trump says x squared. how about that? >> juan: i wonder if he was in san francisco when he did that? [laughter] >> katie: place to do it. >> juan: folks, the nfl are they dropping the ball by calling time-out on the national anthem policy they recently instituted? we're going to have a fiery debate about this. it's 1st and 10 at the 5 next. ♪ >> ♪ it's so hard to believe ♪ but it's all coming back me. ♪ baby, baby, baby. all you can eat is back, baby. applebee's. and butch.aura. and tank. and tiny. and this is laura's mobile dog grooming palace. laura can clean up a retriever that rolled in foxtails, but she's not much on "articles of organization." articles of what? so, she turned to legalzoom. they helped me out. she means we helped with her llc, trademark, and a lot of other legal stuff that's a part of running a business. so laura can get back to the dogs. would you sit still? this is laura's mobile dog grooming palace and this is where life meets legal