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i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside david gurro.e are going to start with president trump in brussels for day two of the nato summit. it has been a highly contentious affair for trump so far as he continues to attack nato allies while using terms usually associated with the protection racquet to describe the united states involvement in the nato alliance. earlier this morning trump tweeted, quote, presidents have been trying unsuccessfully for years to get germany and other rich nato nations to pay more toward their positive text from russia. they pay only a fraction of their cost. the u.s. pays tens of billions of dollars, too much to subsidize europe and loses big on trade. then in a follow-up tweeting that germany wants protection from russia. during yesterday's closed-door working session, attendees said that trump repeated his lines that germany needed to pay more for nato protection. although during the same meeting and on twitter trump upped the ante. >>> the white house confirmed during that working session trump allies they

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with me are the author and columnist for the evening standard, tony evans, and the journalist yasminrrow's front pages are already in. the guardian leads with the news that donald trump has described the european union as one of his greatest foes in what the paper calls an extraordinary diplomatic intervention. the times says that theresa may 5 hopes of winning support for her brexit compromise have been dealt a huge blow after justine greening backed calls for a second referendum. the ft covers news that international companies active in iran face the threat of us sanctions within weeks after washington rebuffed an eu plan to exempt some firms. the sun has a full page splash on the arrival back in the uk of the england football team, with the headline landed, home. we will have that for your little later. let's get straight on to it. welcome to you both. the independent here, this is what is expected to happen in the commons tomorrow over her plan for brexit, but the question is whether 01’ brexit, but the question is whether or not they will be a leadership challenge, which we've b

the news continues right now with my friend and colleague, yasmin vossoughian. yasmin? >> david, that is quite a roster of exes between quincy jones and tom brady. would you like to talk about your exes on-air? >> i would not. >> okay. >> wow! the hard questions at the top of the show. >> you know what, when you're ten months pregnant, as i am, you go kind of put everything out there. >> who knows what will happen. have a good week. >> hey, everybody, i'm yasmin vossoughian. sex, lies and audiotapes, part two. rudy guiliani accusing michael cohen of tampering with the tape of his conversation with president trump. their relationship souring even more now that their legal teams are officially servivering ties >>> and shutdown dejavu. the president threatens to shut down the government if congress doesn't meet his demands for immigration reform. that hammer expected to fall 37 days before election day. >>> and ready for battle, everybody. president trump says he's going to hit the campaign trail six days a week after polls give democrats a slight edge. what he's going to

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside david gurra in for ayman.e're going to start with president trump waking up today in the uk, the second leg of a multi-nation european trip, and his first visit to america's closest ally since taking office. the stop comes on the heels of a highly-contentious nato summit. now with that explosive interview the president came to "the sun" as a backdrop. more on that in a minute. the president is notably not staying in the heart of london where massive protests continue to be under way, which include this enormous caricature blimp of the commander in chief named baby trump with a cellphone in hand. prior to departing nato trump said he is fine with the protests, while also asserting they, quote, like me a lot in the uk and he has, quote, great friendships. last night prime minister theresa may hosted the president and first allied for a black tie dinner at winston churchill's birthplace. within the next hour or so, trump will head for a bilateral and working lunch with theresa may before the pair participate in a

i'm yasmine ves suingian. we're following live pictures of president trump departing the british residence of the u.s. ambassador en route to sand hurts military academy set to hold a news conference there and have a working lunch with the british prime minister in a short time from now. we are going to be tracking the president's move ps as the day proceeds. start with president trump waking up today in the uk, second leg of a four-nation european trip. his first visit to america's closest ali. the stop comes on the heels of a highly contentious nato summit and now with that explosive interview, the president gave to the sun as a backdrop, i'll get to that in a minute, the president is notably not staying in the heart of london where massive protests are under way which include this enormous caricature blimp of the commander in chief. prior to departingnate taupe trump said he is "fine" with the protest while asserting they wlooik like me a lot in the uk and he has great friendships. theresa may hosted the pr

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside david gura in for ayman. it is the bottom of the hour.dent trump in finland where later today he will sit down for his first official meeting with russia's vladimir putin. the summit is in helsinki, and coming on the heels of his controversial uk visit and the highly-contentious nato summit to say the least where among other things the president asserted the russian leader was neither a friend or enemy but a competitor. over the weekend trump discussed his goals and expectations for this meeting. >> what's your goal from the putin meeting? >> i'll let you know after the meeting. nothing bad's going to come out of it and maybe some good will come out, but i go in with low expectations. i'm not going in with high expectations. i don't really -- i can't tell you what's going to happen. >> i don't expect anything. i, frankly, don't expect. i go in with very low expectations. i think that getting along with russia is a good thing, but it is possible we won't. i think we're greatly hampered by this whole witch-hunt that's going on in the united

i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian.bc news learned that michael cohen has a story to tell about president trump and the 2016 meeting between russians and his top campaign aides at trump tower. a knowledgeable source says the president's former attorney is willing to tell special counsel robert mueller that donald trump jr. told his father of the meeting in advance, contradicting clals from both after "the new york times" broke the story one year ago. >> a lot of people want the to know this about your father. did you tell your father anything about this? >> no. it was such a nothing, there was nothing to tell. i mean i wouldn't even have remembered it until you start scouring through the stuff. >> did you at the time that they had the meeting? >> no, i didn't know anything about the meeting. you know, it must have been a very unimportant meeting because i never heard about it. >> no one told you a word? >> no, nobody told me. i didn't know. it was a very -- sounded like a very unimportant meeting. >> so cohen's claims w

the news continues right now with my friend and colleague, yasmin vossoughian. yasmin?d, that is quite a roster of exes between quincy jones and tom brady. would you like to talk about your exes on-air? >> i would not. >> okay. >> wow! the hard questions at the top of the show. >> you know what, when you're ten months pregnant, as i am, you go kind of put everything out there. >> who knows what will happen. have a good week. >> hey, everybody, i'm yasmin vossoughian. sex, lies and audiotapes, part

i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian and louis bergdorf.resident trump spent part of his weekend lashing out and questioning the credibility of robert mueller's ongoing investigation. in a series of tweets yesterday, trump claimed there was no collusion and called mueller's probe a witch-hunt and an illegal school. he went on to right, is robert mueller ever going to release his conflict of interest with respect to president trump, including the fact that we had a very nasty and contentious business relationship. i turned him down to head the fbi one day before appointment as special counsel, and comey is his close friend. also, why is mueller only appointing angry dems, some of whom have worked for crooked hillary, others including himself have worked for obama. and why isn't mueller looking at all of the criminal activity and real russian collusion on the democrat side, positive december au dossier. we. >>> this is best thing that happened all weekend, politico "playbook" spotting bob mueller and donald trump jr. as you see in the circle

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with me are the author and columnist for the evening standard, to ny eva ns, and the journalist yasminai—brown, who writes for the i newspaper. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the guardian leads with the news that donald trump has described the european union as one of his greatest "foes" in what the paper calls an extraordinary diplomatic intervention. the times says that theresa may's hopes of winning support for her brexit compromise have been dealt a huge blow afterjustine greening backed calls for a second referendum. the ft covers news that international companies active in iran face the threat of us sanctions within weeks after washington rebuffed an eu plan to to exempt some firms. the mirror has more details of their scoop regarding the minister for small business, andrew griffiths who sent text messages of a sexual nature to two female constituents. he has now resigned. the daily mail has conducted a survey which, it says indicates that more than half of people believe police officers have surrendered control of our neighbourhoods. and finally the sun has a ful

tony and yasmin will be back at 11.30 for another look at the papers. next on bbc news it's time for meet the author. tommy orange has written an unusual american novel. unusual because, for most of his readers, it will be their firstjourney into native american life, to the sound of a dozen voices of the characters who are bound for the big powwow and who each tell their own story about how their way of life has become urbanized, about the anger that's always simmering underneath, because many of them have become outcasts in their own country. about the tragicomic scene at the powwow itself, when they put on the feather headdresses and do traditional dances. the novel, there there, is a funny and sad picture of contemporary american life from a startling and original point of view. welcome. did you think consciously when the book was taking shape, that you were talking to many of your readers about something of which they would know very little? i actually wrote more for other native people. i was in a native writing community, the school that i teach

. >> here's the job, yasmin, it wasn't just one word. you can't correct this. newt gingrich told him to correct it. his staff told him to correct it. correcting it is not taking a piece of lumpy whiteout. it was the entire context of what he said. he trashed u.s. intelligence agencies and made many other comments that were all in the spirit of siding with vladimir putin. >> you bring up a good point. it's actually what i thought of yesterday when i saw this would, wouldn't explanation. multiple times during the press conference alongside vladimir putin wanted he said vladimir putin in that one strong byte had a strong denial. he says his own fbi is a disgrace. in the post interview he didn't explain. he had multiple occasions in which he could have walked back what he said. >> that's right. >> he chose not to. >> two fox interviews with chris wallace and sean hannity, he said all the same things, it was not that vladimir putin did it or didn't he do it. it was the trashing of intu institutions, the trashing of the media. that's why the entire world was reeling

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i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin and louis bergdorf. it is the bottom of the hour.eek after threatening the destruction of iran, president trump now says he is open to sitting down for a meeting. >> how about that? >> trump also says he has no precondition to meet, although secretary of state mike pompeo yesterday ran down a list of them during an interview on cnbc. >> not so fast. joining us once again from london, nbc news international correspondent -- >> and sports commentator. >> yeah. >> can we let the oracle thing breathe? just let it breathe. >> at least you get the baseball calls right. >> yeah, i appreciate it. >> listen, what are the chances of a trump/rouhani summit. >> wow, you're going there, calling it a summit at this point. >> let's see if cal can predict this. what's the over/under on this, cal? >> man. look, he would be the first president to ever do it, right? so i think that's part of his motivation here, is that he likes to be president-setting, he likes the flashes of the cameras. here is what rouhani said since my last live shot. he says the

i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian and louis burgdorf.e begin with with mike pompeo who appeared before the senate foreign relations committee. the nearly three-hour hearing included several tense back-and-forths between pompeo and senators from both sides of the aisle on topics including russia and north korea and generally overall foreign policy. >> has the president told you what he and president putin discussed in their two-hour closed-door meeting in helsinki? >> presidents have the choice to attend -- >> i just asked a simple question. you can't eat up my seven minutes, mr. secretary. did he tell you whether or not -- what happened in those two hours? >> yes. the prepping of your question implied there was something improper about having a one-on-one meeting. >> i just asked a simple he question. did he tell you what transpired in the meeting? >> i had a number of conversations with president trump about what transpired in the meeting. i was present when with he and president putin gave us a sense of what they discussed. i had a cha

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and to go back to your first question, yasmin, we're not absolutely sure on timing. but this operation will restart sometime monday, our time. back to you. >> we do know that the clock is ticking there, because it is still very much the rainy season. and they have to get those boys out as quickly as possible. we're going to stay on top of this story and bring you the updates as we get them. we're going to be checking back in thailand in an hour or so. bill neely, thank you for covering this. very much appreciate it. >>> back here in the united states, everybody, the president's lawyer did the morning show rounds. and as is often the case, when he does, he made some news, of course. he threw down an ultimatum to robert mueller. watch this. >> i didn't say they have to prove a crime. >> right. >> what i said was, they have to give us a factual basis, meaning some suspicion of a crime. >> so he also offered a dare to michael cohen. >> we want michael to handle this in a way that's most helpful to him. michael is not going to lie. he's going to tell the truth. as long as

i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin and louis burghdorf.ce, president trump sided with the russian state over the u.s. government and vladimir putin opened up about who he wanted to win in the 2016 election. >> president putin, did you want president trump to win the election and did you direct any of your officials to help him do that? >> interpreter: yes, i did. yes, i did, because he talked about bringing the u.s./russia relationship back to normal. >> huh. so the russian leader also proposed an idea for bob mueller. have members of the special counsel's team travel to russia to work with the kremlin on the investigation into russia's interference into america. why is that funny? into america's political system. in return, the u.s. would send to moscow american officials the kremlin accuses of committing crimes against the russian state and allow russian law enforcement officials to work in the united states. here is how the president of the u.s. reacted to that idea. >> what he did is an incredible offer. he offered to have the people w

with me are the author and columnist for the evening standard, to ny eva ns, and the journalist yasmin in. the guardian leads with the news that donald trump has described the european union as one of his greatest "foes" in what the paper calls an extraordinary diplomatic intervention. the times says that theresa may's hopes of winning support for her brexit compromise have been dealt a huge blow afterjustine greening backed calls for a second referendum. the ft covers news that international companies active

our guests joining me tonight are the journalist yasmin alibhai—brown and the author and columnist ford, tony evans. president trump has ended an eventful visit to the uk — where he met the queen, gave advice to the prime minister on brexit and attracted mass protests. he's now arrived in helsinki, where he'll hold talks with russia's president, vladimir putin, tomorrow. it will be their first stand—alone meeting since mr trump took office, although the pair have met twice before on the sidelines of summits. the us president left for the finnish capital after spending the day playing golf at his turnberry resort in ayrshire, as james cook reports. president trump came to turnberry, we were told, to prepare for his meeting with president putin. this was his second round of golf. before he left, he was asked to name his biggest foe and the answer was intriguing. i think we have a lot of foes. i think the european union is a foe, what they do to us in trade. you wouldn't think of the european union, but they're a foe. russia is a foe, in certain respects. it was a parting shot, which will

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. >> hello, i'm ayman mohyeldin in for yasmin vossoughian.cious fight for a supreme court nominee, and proof he could be right with republican senator susan collins drawing a red line on what it will take to earn her key swing vote. it boils down to roe v. wade and if the president's pick wants it to stay or go. >>> i.c.e. on thin ice. now come three members of congress calling to dismand the agency amid a scramble to return migrant children separated at the border with their families. all it caused by the white house's zero tolerance policy that reportedly came with zero concern for how these families would be reunited. >>> in an era of resistance and revolt, how will all of this stack up for a wave by either

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. >> hello, i'm ayman mohyeldin in for yasmin vossoughian. the president predicted a vicious fight for a supreme court nominee, and proof he could be right with republican senator susan collins drawing a red line on what it will take to earn her key swing vote. it boils down to roe v. wade and if the president's pick wants it to stay or go. >>> i.c.e. on thin ice. now come three members of congress calling to dismand the agency amid a scramble to return migrant children separated at the border with their families. all it caused by the white house's zero tolerance policy that reportedly came with zero concern for how these families would be reunited. >>> in an era of resistance and revolt, how will all of this stack up for a wave by either party come the midterms? here we go. >> are you going to ask your nominees beforehand how they might vote on roe v. wade? >> that's a big one, and probably not. they're all saying don't do that. you don't do that. you shouldn't do that. but i'm putting conservative people on. >> this president, this administ

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the news continues right now with my friend and colleague yasmin vasugian. >> we're a day away from thent. multiple reports breaking this afternoon. a new name may be topping this list. >>> plus, hard ball. rudy guiliani back in the spotlight with a new ultimatum for bob mueller, and why he says michael cohen should, and i said should, cooperate with authorities. >>> the new special relationship president trump set for a new international trip ahead as we learn new details about just how often he speaks with vladimir putin. >>> but first, everybody, i want to start with the latest on that dramatic and dangerous rescue, an operation in thailand to free the young soccer players and their coach trapped in a flooded cave there. much of the world, as you know, holding their breath today. it is 3:00 a.m. in thailand, as we speak, and divers there are preparing to go back into the cave within hours. it is a very dangerous journey ahead. so dangerous that one professional diver, a s.e.a.l., was killed earlier this week. but this morning, some amazing news. four of these young 12-year-old boys w

. >>> hello, everybody, i'm yasmin visugian. the main event.eaded into the meeting with, quote, low expectations. but the real cliffhanger, what will he come out with? and what meddling? if you were wondering if president trump plans to ask for the extradition of 12 hackers, he said he hadn't thought about it. will he confront president putin. >>> and

hello, everyone, i'm in for yasmin vossoughian this hour. spy game. president trump doubles down on claims that his campaign was illegally wire tapped as the doj takes the unprecedented step of releasing heavily redacted documents that debunk his theory. >>> sex, lies and audiotapes. who leaked the secret recordings between the president and his former fixer, michael cohen, regarding hush money paid to a former playboy playmate? new poll numbers show half of americans gave the president a big thumbs down over how he happen handled that meeting with vladimir putin in helsinki. but does it even matter? here we go. >> you did advise the kremlin back in 2013 or 2012, somewhere in there. >> jake, that's -- it's really spin. i mean, i -- i sat in on some meetings, but to call me an adviser, i think, is -- is way over the -- over the top. >> i don't believe that, you know, them looking into carter page means they were spying on the campaign. >> if the performance that we had in helsinki took place before those applications were filed, i think that whole inte

hello, everyone, i'm in for yasmin vossoughian this hour. spy game.bles down on claims that his campaign was illegally wire tapped as the doj takes the unprecedented step of releasing heavily redacted documents that debunk his theory. >>> sex, lies and audiotapes. who leaked the secret recordings between the president and his former fixer, michael cohen, regarding hush money paid to a former playboy playmate? new poll numbers show half of americans gave the president a big thumbs down over how he happen handled that meeting with vladimir putin in helsinki. but does it even matter? here we go. >> you did advise the kremlin back in 2013 or 2012, somewhere in there. >> jake, that's -- it's really spin. i mean, i -- i sat in on some meetings, but to

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i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin and "morning joe" starts now. >>> nothing we know to lead anyone to believe there was anything about discussion for adoption. >> president trump would probably say wasn't the right thing to do but wasn't a big deal because nothing came of the meeting. >> he's prove ton not tell the truth about the whole thing campaigns look for dirt, nobody's going to be surprised. some things in politics you take your granted. >> looking at the federal code trying to find collusion as a crime. >> it's not. >> collusion is not a crime. >> so much is going on there. emean, there's a lie. >> it's an everybody vugs. >> -- evolution. >> concocted on air force one, about adoption. lied about that. and then, of course, we find out that the president did lie about that. >> correct. >> and he was the one thatkrul krul -- actually drafted the lie. then you go on. i see my good friend jim vandehei, such a sucker, regularly take negative stories written about me and put them on "roll call." so good to see you're back. >> it's ridiculous. >> my life is like one rol