from russia >> is there value going into it if we won't get anything out of it that's the question trum needs to ask himself. if he is n going to confront elecedonaling in 2016. and if he's not in involved with syria and charl and even pack backing up post irant nuclear deal is he getting out of it. tihe talks about get tough on russia and imposing sanctions is one thing and ,eally speaking truth, power with respects to russian aggression is huge. > christine as you know democrats are calling for the president tos cancel summit. how do you deliver those messages if youon't sit across the table from the man and tell h these things. >> that's a great question to ask as sarag pointed out it's not clear he would deliv those messages if he was sit ago considers the table from vladimir put uptr. presidump talks about displaying strength, acting toug and putting on a boldface it's not clear how he would display strength going into this meeting he's already said he views putin as potential friend that ghe's notng to ask that much of this meetinge'. s not that much he can do. so what's the point

>> reporter: so who tonvinced president trum walk back his putin comments today? a source familiar with the conversatio tells me vice president pence and the secretary of state, mike a pompeo had private conversation with the president urging him to make those collartations. ca clarifications. >> even some top republicans spoke out against him. that part of the story. >> reporter: president trump's f performance land fueling fierce criticism on capitol hill today much from republicans unwilling to follow the president about the inteigence community. >> russian is a menacing government that does not share our interests, itoes t share our values. i think that should be made very very clear. >> it feels like the dam is breaking and i was glad to see ofpeople both side the aisle condemning what happened yesterday. >> i think it was a bad day for president. >> even fox news usually reliable supporting chorus for the president -- >> it was not a very forceful prettation for president trum with putin standing next to him. >> it sets us back a lot. >> he should have defen

. >>> high stakes in helsinki as president trum prepares to sit down with vladimir putin, the former abi lawyert the center of angti tex scandal, unions protting a controversial ruling from high court. and a tense cease fire is in effect al gassy border, that's your "final 5," let's do this. ♪ zi border, that's your "final 5," let's do thi ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. 1:15. helsinki or 6:15 time on t when will come face-to-face with russian prentsidedimila vfinlan. no serill be present at the presidential palace, but they're expected to discuss a long listf o cta aly is long lit of items for them to gond a has been released. many wondering exactly what will happen and that includes even if president trump itself. >> i go if with low expectations. i'm not ghng with hig expectations.don'ti y --o can't happen. llskinl yfoha will hang over, the alleged involvement in the 2016 election. military intelligence officers wered for whether he would ask putin to eagles diet officers >> i mi'lbegh a ig about it. this was trump organization the tbadmtrn. iwat ing whatever tyg to r trying t they w

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we introduce you to president trums pick to be next supreme court justice, judge brett kavanaugh. we'll tell you about his local roots and past and he's a pretty good basketball player in the region. remembering johnny mack. he ses good- to a "capital gazette" reporter that loved people and loved the terps. >>> plus, a home northern virginia. we'll introduce you to the new superintendent of the alexandria ci school system. >>> welcome to "news 4 this week." >>> hello, i everyone, leon harris. we're going to begin with a name that most people probably didn't know before this week, brett is president trump's pick to be the next supreme court justice. before he made his way up in the ranks, he was a boy playing basketball in our neck of the woods. mega s fitzgeraldke with people that remember kavanaugh as an excellent student and star athlete. >> 1983. and now most prominent member. >> reporte brett kavanaugh i a hometown guy, growing up in bethesda and graduating from georgetown prep where he was captain of his basketball team. oe when he something, he throws himself into it.or >> r

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. >> the majority of americans disapprovesf president trum handling of russia and immigio immigrationtracie potts joins us live from capitol hill with a deeperook the poll numbers. >> yes, on the economy. o on russia and some other issues, but the president's overall job approval setting, just a one-point change from last month. e of the big takeaways here, 51%. a slight majority disagrees with how president trump is handling the relationship with half of the people were skl before hiseeng with vladimir putin, half after. the other thing you mentioned, how the president is handling, reuniting wi the family. less than one-third approve of how the president is dealing with that. overall, he remains stea. but russia seems to be a thorn sn his side when it comes to what the public thinking about how the president's handling it. >> tracie potts on the hill breaking it down. >> a community is in mourning, after a shootinge insid nevada church. they say o'connor had fired a few shots and walked home. one of the members there, charles miller, was killed. the alleged shooter was taken icme. a

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it does notnt fully id to hand over the full stockpile butp president trum hopes he will still follow >> i believe north korea has a future.ous i got along really well with kim. we had a great chemistry. >> do we believe him, mr. president? >> i made a deal withim. i shook hands with him. i really believe he meansit. now, is it possible? have i been -- have you been in things where people didn't work out? it's possible. >> it end deed is possible. officials from the u.s. and north kore did in fact meet today toalk about how to implement theiz denucation agreement. the first face-to-face conversations between the two countries since last monthly summit. >>> on the foreign policy fund thereppears to be growingio ns over the president's tariffs, canada moved forward with raliation tariffs. canada is hitting back with13 b. they're concerns these potential trade wars could hurt the ut econom trump isn't worried. >> we're so high up, we picked up -- if you look at the kind of numbers we picke. up it's up almost 40%. the mark, and that's. the real market is -- now, we got little bit of uncer

edwin: trum defendiÓ el trabajo de los agentes de ice para para progresista la agencia deberÁ ser reformadaalidad es que se comentan el nÚmero de inmigrantes que intentan cruzar la frontera. por eso la casa blanca recalca su mensaje. >> si uno cree que uno dan algÚn beneficio viniendo a estados unidos ilegalmente, es decepcionante porque luego son deportados. vengan al paÍs pero respeta nuestras leyes. edwin: la secretaria de estado de seguridad nacional viajaron a mÉxico para pedirle, personalmente el presidente, que colabore mÁs para que intenten cruzar legalmente la frontera. ramÓn: mÁs adelante los fabricantes de una popular marca de talco pagarÁn millones de dÓlares ya que presuntamente el uso de este producto provocÓ cÁncer de ovario entre varias mujeres. >> un programa piloto ofrece la oportunidad de mejor empleo y salarios o residentes que sueÑan integrarse la fuerza laboral. que tengo este estarÁ completa en breve. reportera: de que tan esperado viernes en el Área de la bahÍa. mÁs adelante regreso con más. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: ponga atención porque aparte de la de hoy, la ciudad de

health care pl trum health care plan to officially withdraw it.power play by putin. putin is saying can you come to moscow as an extension of that power play because it gives putin the home turf advantage. >> and not to mention, nobody forgets that moment when dan coats, director of national intelligence was told about the invitation from the white house and his reaction and surprise to that. michael, let me play you the sound bite from the secretary of state. he was grilled on what came out of that first big trump-putin meeting. take a listen to this. >> there were many things that came from what i view as incredibly important meeting between a president trump and president putin. one that i think the world will benefit from when history is written. >> all right. and to my recollection, he is not yet articulated what came out of this meeting. why then have a second meeting, mike signal what do you think is the real motivation behind having a second meeting since there was nothing announced in the first one? >> who knows? we don't know what was sa

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i can't even imagine what trum using a computer would look like.one of those videos of a dog playinano. ♪ [ light laughter ] >> seth: so after it seemed like giuliani was suddenly shifting from saying that trump didn't llude to arguing that collusion isn't a crime, he called in to fox news later in the day to clarify his stance by insisting that both things can be true. >> so what i said today that there was no collusion. and, therere -- and that collusion also is no crime. i've been saying that from the y eginning. 's er aiter v alternative, my client didn't do it. and even if he did it, it's not a crime. >> seth: oh really? because it looks like the police are already here. [ light laught ] seriously, this argument's insane. just because trump didn't do the hacking doesn't mean he's not complicit in a crime. and besides, trump has already be very clear about who he thinks did the hacking. >> on tuesday, he told "time" 'tgazine that, quote, "i d believe they interfered. it could be russia. it could be china. and it could be some guy in his home in

who thought they might have a love actually moment where theresa may is standing up to president trumvoking pickford's left wrist. it didn't happen exemption -- except on the one iss of immigration where the prime minister said overwhelm immigration has been a good thing for our country. there are a couple of things r donlt trump to be consistent. he is consistent on not likin multi-lateral organizations, on not liking immigration and the feeling that america has had a rough time and bad deal from its allies. as european allies navigate how to deal with this president, those are things thew k they can rely on. robert: as european leaders trialo deal with this, they look at what happened in the e to summit and see president try to push up spending on military from 2% to 4%. hat did they make? kayla: you saw this one quote appearing many places from nato official. we thought it was bad goingdn ven though our expectations were low, it was worse coming out of'9". that was a startling admission, albeit not on the record. the countries were very much repared for the president to come in and

psmall group of anti-trum protesters outside the court the trump campaign did have ties to russia. paul manafort, one person who might have the answers, and as his trial gets underway, many wonder if he could cooperate with the wider investigation. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, washington. jane: for more on the case, i spoke to the former u.s. attorney for the middle districg of g. thanks very much for joining me. this is the first case to go to trial as a result of the russia probe. what is at stake for robert mueller? >> it is significant that the case is moving forward, and it is important that they win the case. if they don't,'m afraid it takes some of the steam out of the investigation and would give trump a chance to talk more thout a witch hunt and tha was made up. from bob mueller's side, he is ing the classic federal oiprosecutor move, it in a methodical way. this is by and large a paper case. it can be proven with docutents, bank snts and tax forms. he will lay the case out and show in fact that manafort is guilty of these offenses. on the other hand, manafort's veing th

second straight day, blocking ding,ntrance to the bu demanding the agency be dismantled over president trumolicy. >>> in another silent but very powerful act of protest, o indianapolis church placed a statue of jesus, mary and joseph on their lawn, detained behind a barbed wire cage. despitell the immigration fallout many may feel a deeper sense of patriotism today, though. feor say m than 14,000 new citizens will be sworn in to celebrate the naon's birthday in some 175 naturalizatiomo cees. >>> and while they're celebrating their newfound citizenshi today as the company rings in its 242nd independence day, for thoseds thousf undocumented immigrants in federal custody without their children the trump administration has this new demand. leave with or without your kids. let's go to nbc's chris polone h on capitl for more on that new directive. chris, good morning. reporter: yeah, frances, good morning. this comes from a copy of an immigrion and customs enforcement form obtained by nbc news. on it the trump administration gives parho were separated from their kids in may and june two options -

there's continuing confusion over what was said during president trum's private meeting with russian president vladimir putin on monday in helsiali. after ini saying he did not believe russia had interfered in american elections, president trump later told cbs news hen had firm with mr. putin about not putting up with such interferencehi theing statements from the president drew condemnation from top democrats and some republicans and then on thursday, white house said president trump will invite vladimir putin for a second meeting in washington, dc thisf . meanwhile, in california, the state democratic party snubbed senator dianne feinstein by endorsing her rival, kevin deleon. feinstein ptapares to a leading role over confirming supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. joining me now to discuss this, kqedpolitical reporter maurieso and political consultant sean walsh. thank you. >> good to be here. >> joe, there's been a lot of criticism over the helsinki president trump said afterwards. what's been the reaction from california republraans ines as they try to determine the house? >>

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but with characteristic smash-and-grab styp, donald trum has made that very tcky for theresa may. just at theent when she needs friends and reliable allies. the president to move to call on one of t few people the world whose status rivals his. the queenas now met a dozen american presidents. this a spectacle product of that shared history. these images perhaps the ones donald trump truly desired. butit the ps between the united states and britain are fraught, the lines less precise and as both our countries change, so diplomatic decorum isn't guaranteed. bbc news. katty: in a moment we'll hear from ross atkins in scotland. let's first go to trafalgarre sq speaking to anita. talking about the images the white.ouse wants the u public to see, the images perhaps the white house doesn'tt want the wor see, those you've been watching all day, the protestors in central london were they as big as had beend? predic reporter: you're absolutely right, katty, the iges we saw from the protests, president trump won't want those to be seen back in the united states. the protests began this morni

trum in 2006, something hey fla denies. it follows months of controversy s over payme. cohen to pornto stary daniels, also in the waning months of the campaign. here to help us through all this is a former u.s. assistant attorney. thanks for joining me. how damaging is this to donald trump? >> the recording itself probably doesn't have tremendous implications. politically it suggests that the president as well as hope hicks, his former communications director emma were not accurately for training his lack of knowledge. but the other piece is does michael cohen have additional tapes that could implicate the presid campaign finance violations? jane: it has been suggested that they were discussing a reimbursement to "the national enquirer," which hadt the rights to karen mcdougal's story. is that different from a direct payment to karen mcdougal? kim: federal campaign laws are interested in whether the campaign receipts something of value. the effect of a loan from "the national enquirer" is a value to the cam controlling potentially negative information related to the can

trum no president ever as tough as i have been on russia. all you have to do is mbok at the nuers, look at what we have done. laura: nothing short of a miracle. the 12 thai boys and their speak for the first time about their dramatic rescue. plus, humorous art through the ages. how a new exhibit sheds light what is funny down the centuries and why. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television inndmerica and arhe globe. it is day two of white house damage control following the president's press conference with vladimir putin sinki. now press secretary sarah sanders says mr. trump did not mean to y no when asked when -- whether russia was stl targeting the u.s., but rather refusing to take more questions. that wasot the impression of the press, leading to more headnes and more confusion. here was sanders' defense. sarah sanders: we certainly believe we are taking steps to make sure they cannot do it again, unlike previous administrations. this president is actuly taking bold action and reform to make sure it doesn't again. but he does be

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and rush quoo a what to expect wi john bolt on president trum national security advice rear in firstnterview since returning from moscow. >> then we have to pick a great one. we have to pick one that will be there for 40 years. 45 years. >> who will pesident trump pick to replace justice anthony kennedy. >> if the president dominatesme one extraordinary like neil gorsuch againha ird to stop that nomination. >> we'll recap nominees who will play a key role in president choice how do democrats try to block senate confirmation. we ask the senate democrat that wants to delay a vote until after theidterm. >> plus, journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being vintly attacked while doing their job. >> critics of president trump link his attackso on pre shooting deaths of five people at a newspaper in maryland we'll ask our sunday panel about both sideg a disturs baying blame game. right now. on "fox news sunday" hello again from fox news in washington as america sets i again from fox news in washington as america sets i for 4th of july holiday g his t supreme court o

i hate shopping and i'm going to reporter: ivanka trum stepped away from her business and became a formalte house adviser. michael stone is a branding expert. >> once donald trump became mpesident, the brand became very much associated with the trump name, and to a majority of american women who disapprove of the trump presidency, it became a toxic brand. a reporter: as more department stores abandoned the label, the d mpany earlier this year started going straight to consumers and was offering discounts for sales online. as for the department stores that still carry the brand, car'll continue to sell their existing inventories as the company winds down. jeff. >> glor: okay jan, thanks very much. first lady melania trump visited a children's hospital in nashville today. she played with some of the he chi there weing, social media use, and the opioid crisis. the trump administration today announced emergency aid for edrmers affected by tariffs the white house has pushed for. here's weijia jiang. >> making tremendous progress, ioey're all coming. >> reporter: president trump touted his admi

moment now, russian president vladimir putin is expected to arrive and meet with president donald trum told his plane has been delayed but the meeting is sti on. >>> president trump alived in inland a few days ahead of putin. this is after 12 nationals were indicted for meddling in the 2016 presidential election. >> this morning, we hove completeage of the meeting with president putin. it is monday. we want to get you ready for day and week ahead. >> we'll get to melissa in a moment. >> we have a h forecast. some better changes on the way. >> oh, yes. i'm excited for the middle of the week. next two days, not so much. we have showers and storms in the forecast, too. regardless of howgy m it is, we have a beautiful picture. along theho zon, temperatures are warm. 76 degrees with the hu vdity feeliny muggy and sticky out there. 70 frederick. 69, manassas. if the kids are heading to summer camp, it will be a hot one. this morning, maybe bugra the bugs will be out today. 11:00 a.m., 88

having abolished the individual mandate, republicans have turned back rules, backed by trum. of rules for charging higher rates on the basis of a condition should be ruled unconstitutional. without it, the courts should simply throw out the whole affordable care act all together. the arguments are clearly baseless. but if republicans succeed, millions of americans, like vanessa, could quickly lose her coverage. of course that's not all the trouble this administration is doing to undermine the affordable care act. president trump blocked cost sharing reduction payments to insurers, sending shock waves of certainty through the insurance markets and racing costs for consumers in premiums. trump also cut open enrollment periods and slashed funding to help americans sign up for insurance. trump and the g.o.p. don't care about the people they are hurting. his only objective is to erase the legacy of his predecessor. mr. speaker, no issue crystallizes the differences between our two political parties like this one. democrats don't think your insurance company should drop you because

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this meeting with president trum is going to happen within eve next hour or so, we be you're seeing some of the image. he it sounded like president putin would sit down for a one-on-one summit. president trump's ajen to, syria, iran and ukraine. at a news econference, promised to press putin. >> i don't think you have a gee, i did it, i did it, you got me. there won't be a perry mason here. i don't think. but i will firmly ask the question. >> we will be following this developing story through the you can look for a live update from helsinki in our forecast. >>> neighbors had to be rescued after an fire at an apartment building aholmes run parkway. reporter: you can see how the smoke stained the apartment building here. there's pretty tense moments by ivpeople who here. many people were able to self-evacuate. they walked through smoky hallways and some had toe rescued by the fire department. some pretty intense moments. one woman said as soon as she walked into the hallway, she wouldn't see. >> there was smoke everywhere. no lights. i used my phone's flashlight a i made it out. >> the fi

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one striking detail that you probably saw, but maybe not all of our viewers did was that trum is interesteding sure his justice nominee is very academically well qualified, but he's not going to actually read any of the papers that he's written or the opinions. he said a couple days ago that he -- that the opinions were brilliant, but i guarantee you, that he has not read a single supreme court opinion. those are hard for even supreme court reporters to get through. >> the president is -- television banners, and short amounts of material is what everyone around him has said. >> central casting will be key here. >> let me ask you, tariffs, the president taking on the world on tariffs. you guys are leading this morning with a story about how in his own party there are those who would like to kill the president's ambitions with tariffs. bring us up to speed. >>reporter: they want to limit his ability to enact tariffs. they also see him abusing his authority on the so called national security provision. it's hard for the administration to argue that canada and europe is a threat to our national

. >>> president trum says the u.s. working towards zero tariffs an agrment in which president trump says both will win. speaking oftside the white houser holding talks with the european commission president, the leaders announced that they had made a down.nd that all retaliatory >> federal judge ruled ithd.rday thataryland and a lawsuit against president trump. it's overhe trump hotel here in the district. the landmark case argues that ng. trump violatedycc t accepting foreign govent -- ac t money. the president is subject to the constitution's emoluments clause. any profit gained or advantage from a foreign or domestic government would implicate that clause. >>> harder for students to get fraudulent federal loans erased. students would only b eligible for loan relief if they can prove that they were knowingly miss thread by their school. ;,is md by their scecco theilar final paychecks on friday after the company owner shut down the plant. necco was bought in it had also been in trouble with the continuing code violati

he is supposed to appeal to those seeking a fresh face and more progressive stand against president trum we have that want a stronger voice. someone on the front lines to contend with the president. >> 217 delicates expressed their view on saturday but senator feinstein one by 2.1 million votes and earned 70% of the democratic vote in the primary election. we are confident that a large majority of california democrats will vote to reelect senator feinstein november. the political analyst says this is the moderate lawmakers disconnect with global activists looking for change. >> the democratic party is moving on here in california and it has gotten more progressive and diane feinstein is viewed by some people as being more a progressive center. -- progressive senator. >> a 28-year-old ran on the liberal platform and one against >> i am interested in how young people can move this nation forward historically. it has been the young people that have done it. >> political aspects state winning the endorsement does not mean the candidate will when the election. feinstein is an institution in c

and rush quoo a what to expect wi john bolt on president trum national security advice rear in firsterview since returning from moscow. >> then we have to pick a great one. we have to pick one that will be there for 40 years. 45 years. >> who will pesident trump pick to replace justice anthony kennedy. >> if the president dominatesme one extraordinary like neil gorsuch againha i

president trum is defipding himself off the tidal wave of backlash.la he further exped why he thinksed to build auild aneel belter relationship with russia and bk backed on comments made and putin saying a he mispokeut putin involvemenin 2016 election and fully supports u.s. intelligence agencies. >> he said it's not russia and i will say ts i don't ld be.reason it w >> sentence should have been i don't see any reaso why it wouldn't be russia. sort of ae dnegative. so you can put that in and ik thinat probably clarifies things pretty by itself. >> meanwhile lawmakers juan u the.s. interpreter in the one-on-one meeting to testify senate fore relations committee to lawmakers no exactly what was said between the two world liters. and predent trump but again the ent is reversingersingid h m himself and said do he really. more to come. russian woman accused of being a spy it back in court. maria batina accused ever infill rating polital ganizations on be half of russiari. trpts revealed the fbi raided her home three months ago. and batina is currently being held it jail. >> gw parkway reope

gaudi, how many times have you interacted with donald trum donald trump? >> i have never met him.'ve never had a conversation with him. initially i take that as a compliment. at a time someone says you are part of the horsemen, i thought it was a compliment. it was my mom wife who later si think he is talking about the guys from the book of revelations. adam has had a terrible last couple of years. he wanted to be the attorney general under hillary clinton. nobody in the country worked harder to protect her than him. he wanted to be the head of the cia. he wanted to run for california and run for senate. he couldn't when either of thos those. now he wants to be the chairman of the house intelligence committee. speaking of the apocalypse. he wants to be the chairman of the house intelligence committe committee. if you ever had a couple of free months, go back and think of all the things you would not know if you had taken his advice. you wouldn't know the spontaneous reaction to a video was a hoax in libya. you would never have read the first chris stevens email. adam shifted every

. >> the motto of my jesuit hoy school -- >> he was there yesterday when president trum nointed cavanaughreplace justice kennedy on the >> many of the priest that he knows, i've probably known him may have thend most influence on him as well. >> reporter: won't be an easy cavanaugh. most democrats oppose his nomination and have vowed to block his appointment to the bench, but for those who know him wellueay his v and professional won't change. >> he's a man o god, a man of faith, a man of love, a man who cares for others and that's who he is, and i don't see him changing at all. >> meagan fite jerald, news 4. >>> coming up at 7:00, how did judge cavanaugh's visit topi l hill go today? his first visit there. "omplete analysis on "nbc nightly ne with lester holt at 7:00. >>> try to explain this to your insurae agent. giant chess pieces about the size of fire hydrant tossed off a luxury building, the kings and kwoens and pawns smaed the windshield of several cars littering the sidewalk andg caus a lot of damage. police believe four people were involved on the rooftop of the senate square apa

present trum because of his schedule, won't hear the protests. he will be far away from the fray.nd traveling later this afternoon to scotland, where he will spend his time in his resort over the weekend, his golf resort, before movingn to his controversial meeting on monday, with russian president vladimir putin. ght, jay. i'm sure it's going to be a contentious day in london. thanks for keeping us updated. >>> here at home, it's to play ball. the all-star eventsn start d.c. today. >> this means you may need to rethink how to get aund town this weekend. we're working for you. news 4 at the convention neacen. we go toegan mcgrath with more about the road closures. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. road closures and parking restricti restrictions. people should over the next couple of days. a very busy time here. you look behind me, there's police officers here at "n" and 1st streets. they're snding by waiting to put some of the road closures into place. the areas that will be t most impacted here are going to be thee neighborhoods around convention center, nationals p

michael choohen and donald trum.'s not going to happen is they're going to have to kill me, period. >> wow. okay. let's hope that doesn't happen, michael. listen, releasing the tape of his secretly recorded conversation it's a clear break from the president. is there any going back for cohen now, do you think? >> i don't know. i still maintain that michael cohen has not quite come to the realization that he's not going to be back in the good graces of the president or they're not going to be able to patch things up. i don't understand if he's truly broke from the president and if he really loves the country and claims he's patriot then why won't he release all the information right now into the public domain so people can hear it all and make their own determinations as to what happened. it sounds like, don, is that they are continuing to hold information and evidence back with the hope they're going to be able to get back in the graces of the president. >> we talked a bit about this last night but his attorney says

he has spent 174 days at a trum-owned resident since taking office. staying at his properties is not like george w. bush staying at the texas ranch. this cost the taxpayers big bucks. secret service has to pay for room and board. u.s.a. "today" reports spending money on golf carts protecting the president at the properties. in fact, in his scotland resort i ahead of the putin summit, taxpayers picked up the $77,000 tab. that's more money than many teachers make in some states. 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'

here is what rubio said about trum trump's allegation of illegal spying. don't think they did anything wrong. they went to the court. they got the judges to approval it. there were a lot of reasons unrelated to the dossier for looking at carter page. page was not a key member of the trump campaign. the campaign said that. >> case closed? >> no. it should be. i think he was one of the lone voices in the gop saying anything yesterday about that. let's see if he does anything with that rhetoric. does he protect the mueller investigation? does he take any legislative ste steps to put muscle behind his words? so far rubio hasn't. >> trey gowdy said nothing improper or illegal was done here. they did what they needed to do. >> thank you. >>> president trump back where he started a week ago. questioning whether russia interfered in the election. he spent last week trying to convince everyone. now the president is again scoffing at the conclusion of the u.s. intelligence. so president obama knew about russia before the election? why didn't he do anything about it?

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ways this could go and maybe it is going to go side wways and i is never weird how this is between trumhe and fox news. bill shine was sort of forced out, because in the wake of the roger ailes sexual scandal there was questions of how he handled the cases, and how much he knew, and he has always denied wrongdoing, but he was named in several lawsuits and as biographer gabriel said this would have made him unhirable at the white house, and by the way, we don't know what the job is. the title is apparently deputy chief of staff for communications, but it has not been announced by the white house, but reported by all of the news outlet, and talk of whether he is going to be getting a bigger job, but for now, it seems that shine is going to be in charge of communication, and what that means is the continued foxfication of the white house. >> and hope hicks was the former communications director and that has not been filled for the last few months so he is coming in this white house with a combative relationship with the press. we will watch. >> don't be rude. don't be rude -- no, it won't

. >>> here in washington, i president trum tearing down his list of potential supreme co tnominees. >> yeah, because as chris pallone report democrats are demanding that confirmation hearing be put on hold until after the midterms. election >> reporter: president trump set to name his pickup for the sreme court next week is already gearing up for the inevitable fight to t'follow. >> probably going to be vicious, because the other side, all they can do is obstruct and resist. you know, their whole thing is resist. >> while trump says he probably won't ask potential nominees how they'd vote on a legal challenge to abortion, democrats warned the president has made his preference clear. >> the presint is looking for someone who will overturn roe v. wade. emocrats have 49 votes in the senate, so they might need two republicans to vote with them to stop a trump nominee. >> and they know that no matter what spin comes o of the white house, if they vote for somebody who's going to change precedent, it could be a career-ending move. >> reporter: they're targeting reblicans,ames like susan coll

and so, it seem s ths that trum worried about what the next shoe is going to be to drop. >> i want to ask you about the tapes, josh, and how reliable are the recordings that cohen made, and abruptly, no way to tell if they were take n out of context, so what do the investigators do with it? >> determining the authenticity of the evidence is crucial aspect of the case. we have to remember that this is not investigative evidence. what we are seeing is one party unilaterally releasing a recording they made via the press and not a curt of law. so you have to keep that in mind, that you don't have investigators who have weighed in on this, but i am assuming that down the road this does make its way into the court of law, it will be scrutinized by a team of fbi down in quantity, and i have used them on my case, a and they can look in to see if it is doctored or altered or simply incomplete, and that all part of it. but looking through the investigative lens, and obviously, concerned about what is on the tape, but aim curious and concerned about why the tape exist exists in and of itself. yo

right before trump left for his seven-day trip abroad, the european council president blasted trum. > dear president trump. america does not have and will not have a better ally than europe. america appreciate allies. after all you don't have that many. >> the president's trip begins with a critical nato meeting and ends with a formal sit-down with vladimir putin. he tweeted twice this morning and summed up the expectations this way. >> nato has not treated us fairly but i think we'll work something out. i have nato. i have the uk, which is in somewhat turmoil. and putin. frankly, putin may be the easiest of them all. who would think? >> who would think is right. let's dive into why this nato meeting is so important. first, nato stand force the north atlantic treaty organization founded in 1949. it is a military alliance designed to be a check on the former soviet unions expansion into europe. it consists of 29 countries, stretching from turkey across europe and the atlantic ocean to the united states and canada. all countries act as a mutual defense coalition as defined by article 5

in that case, let's get to the news.he president trum a campaign rally last night in minnesota.

they're ramping up spending, just not the peaace donald trum is looking for. >> bring in susan glasser, columnist for politico. great to have you with us. how would you rate the nato alliance now? >> well, if you were looking at a moodometer, the true feelings of the world leaders that gathered to meet president trump today, my guess is this would not be their best day. you saw angela merkel putting on her game face. donald trump has clearly come to the summit loaded for bear. he is i think not speaking off the cuff when criticizing germany this morning as being captive of russia when he is pushing by tweet and in public statements nato allies in a very uncomfortable way, it is by design. of course, i think it is very much what he wants to do for whatever reason to set up his summit with president vladimir putin of russia on monday. it seems a direct contradiction to the policy of unity and solidarity that president trump's own advisers put forward as goal of the nato summit. >> pointed out president trump is not the first american president to demand nato allies invest more in defense

. >> sean: cleared hillary clinton, she committed felonies instead of donald trum donald trump. instead of donald trump, framed donald trump. that whole russia phony dossier she paid for, foreign national, funneled money. literally the bulk of the fisa applications to spy on the term campaign. that's all russian liars. that's all that she paid for. how is it possible the media can feign such outrage here, and ignore the biggest abuse of power in an attempt to literally impact a presidential election, clearly against the will of the american people? >> because the media were constant apologists for hillary clinton, and they hate donald trump. they are visceral scorn, unabashed hatred is apparent for all to see every day. at the great irony, as you point out, it was hillary clinton who was colluding with foreign nationals and paying money in a political campaign which is a crime, yet she is not investigated. trump didn't do that, yet, he is the subject of a dilating investigation to try to destroy his presidency. >> sean: at the book is out monday, amazon.com, hannity.com. gregg j

. >> and an attempt to extend wit criticism from both sides of th political aisle, president trum admitting he misspoke on the subject of russia meddling in that summit with vladimir putin and reiterating his support for the intelligence community. >> inset edge insets and shut u ben i don't see any re- reason why it wouldn't be russia, and have felt fairly strongly while russia's actions had no impact at all on the outcome of the election, let me be totally clear in saying that and that said this many times, i accept our intelligence communities conclusion that russia's meddling in the 2016 election. >> some lawmakers argue that that response is not enough. here is democratic congressman joe kennedy earlier today. >> look, every politician, ever person that speaks, that's fine. the rest of the tenor of that news conference with vladimir putin, there is no doubt about what he thought. his walk back yesterday, he wants back the walk back in the next sentence. this is a horrible thing to say the president of the united states have no credibility when it comes to this issue. >> but president t