you, me, donny and willie. i think the biggest surprise -- because i know -- i always knew that donald trump was, one, always just interested in, you know, winning, whatever it took to win. that he'd do whatever it took to put together a winning coalition. and, two, i knew the guy was insecure. he craved attention and he wanted to be accepted into the community. he always felt like he was never getting the respect he deserved, almost a rodney dangerfield-type character in manhattan. rev, donny and willie, i think the big effort shock for me is that he's decided to stick with his 33% solution on this, and not try to gain that acceptance. not try to build the coalition, but just narrowing it down to the smallest, most hard-core group of supporters that cannot carry him this fall, and cannot get him re-elected. >> i think you're right. i mean, all of us have come from wherever we started, and said, if i ever can get a big platform, this is what i'm going to do, and usually try to make it bigger than ourself, if we

donny is here. donny deutsch is here. republican strategist and nbc political analyst susan del percio is here. columnist for the "washington post" david ignatius and pulitzer prize winning historian jon meacham, author of "the soul of america: the battle for our better angels." a battle we're in right now for sure. joe will be back aon monday. willie what did you think of the president? your gut watching? >> extraordinary a couple hours after his entire national security apparatus appeared in the white house briefing room laying out chapter and verse how russia continues to interfere in our elections the president went out at that rally and called it a russian hoax and reportedly sent those people out. i also just thought it was sort of another pathetic grievance session airing his grievances talking how unfairly he's treated by the press, and i wondered what it would be like if he spent the time and energy he spends on that focusing on things like clean water in flint, or visiting troops in a war zone, for example. it j

there. >> donny's worth $400 million.g you've seen? pretty extraordinary ronald reagan clips. >> that's really what stood out to me. i was thinking i really need to go back and look at some of his speeches and remind myself how i came to become a republican. and those values are the ones worth fighting for. and we'll be able to continue to do. >> it really is -- the first clip we play of ronald reagan was so moving. but donny, it was that second clip where he talked about the waves of immigrants with every new wave, it gives us new energy and keeps us forever young. ronald reagan's words. >> if we were watching it back then and he spoke that way, you could almost take it for granted, oh, that's usa 101. i really miss usa 101. something that would be so -- you could look at it as, oh, that's a typical speech. you go, wow, where is that man. >> well, i tell you what, it is around, if we look for it. there are a lot of people pushing back against what just is abnormal behavior in the white house and beyond. well, listen, you

donny, thank you very much. also thank the law firm of savalas, turley and mcquade for being on. >>> and 2016, only a handful of republicans endorsed donald trump early on. now at least two have been indicted. that is coming up on "morning joe." hey allergy muddlers. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec®. it's starts working hard at hour one. and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. >>> house speaker paul ryan has stripped california congressman duncan hunter of committee assignments following news hunter and his wife have been indicted. the couple is accused of converting more than a quarter of a million dollars in campaign funds to pay for personal expenses. according to the indictment, the hunters used campaign fund

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donny, you hear that?don't know where he went. >> i guess maybe he wasn't expecting a real question. >> maybe he was taking mooch's advice there. >> there's still a lot of questions that need to be answered. we're not getting answers in that interview. >> he says there, you know, that was the premise that got them in the room, meaning they were going to give me dirt on hillary clinton. they are russian nationals. you can't accept that from a foreign national. if he didn't, he can say the crime didn't happen. also, he's on the record saying he went into the room anticipating a crime to happen. >> it seems that as this is going on, trump junior clearly knows this is getting bad. we know from reporting that the president is getting worried about his son. again, he continues to dig this hole for his son. i'm not sure how many times laura ingraham has had technical difficulties on this show, but this seems to be a way to sort of evade answering the questions. they probably thought they were getting a friendly i

the great donny deutsch. also with us republican communications strategist and msnbc political contradicter rick tyler. republican strategist and msnbc political analyst not pictured here susan del percio. there now we have pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson, political reporter for "the daily beast" betsy woodruff and retired four-star admiral, diplomacy an drift for nbc and msnbc and executive operator and get into this. new reporting from the "washington post" that president trump feels emboldened by stripping ex-cia director john brennan of his security clearance. trump believes he's emerged looking strong and decisive in his escalating feud to brennan, two aides tell the "post." adding shows a visceral disdain for the director when he sees him on television. he did not focus on his power to remove clearances until this summer. white house aides confirm trump made his decision weeks ago about brennan who serves as an ms

assault in kabul off the rockets were fired at the presidential palace during celebrations president donnie was giving a holiday message to the nation and a live broadcast when he was interrupted by the boom of rockets says it was behind the attack but a smith has this report. afghanistan's president might have been hoping for a quiet start to the eat out holiday but as ashraf ghani reviewed his troops and officials gathered for prayers they were all reminded that there are fewer and fewer peaceful days here. that was the sound of one of two rockets fired towards the presidential palace could do you think it gave me if they think that with rocket attacks this nation will surrender they have to think again this is a brave nation as always ready to defend its independence on earth and islamic tradition that a delay. i saw says its fighters were behind the attack the armed groups numbers are growing in afghanistan although it's the taliban that remains the greatest threat. that was made clear in a recent attack on the nearby city of gas that exposed the government's fragile grip on security th

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donny, you hear that? we don't know where he went. >> i know where he went. >> hang on, don't answer that. let's talk about it. so interesting time to drop off and two minutes later he came back on the radio show and said this. >> they were playing the recording and then they got cut off. it was a 20 minute meeting and ended up being about essentially that was nothing relevant, and that's all it is and that's all they've got. you know, that's not the premise that got them in the room and it was essentially a bait and switch to talk ability that. and everyone has basically said that in testimony already. so this is nothing new. >> okay, does it sound to you, throw, like the president's son is still disappointed that the russians didn't deliver dirt on hillary clinton, the dirt he expected? >> except we know that they did. we don't actually know, don, what happened at this meeting. we actually have to take the word on donald trump, jr. and the others that they didn't deliver dirt at this meeting, thigh they

was a new strategy based on this advice he got from his media consultant. >> "shut the (bleep) up, donny applause ) >> stephen: that's not a bad plan. i wonder how that "i cannot hear you thing" will work when he's on the witness stand. (as trump jr.) "what's that, your honor? why did i repeatedly change my story about the meeting with representatives in trump tower? well, the simple truth is-- (static noises) oh, no, your honor! i've got a bad signal! hello? can you hear me? uh-oh, here come the horses! (horse clopping) ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. joe manganello is here. but when we return, more monologue right here about the special election in ohio a 12th. stick around. crabfest is back at red lobster, with our largest variety of crab all year! like new crabfest combo. your one chance to have new jumbo snow crab with tender dungeness crab. or try crab lover's dream. but hurry in. 'cause crabfest will be gone in a snap. that's the same thing i want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel

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donny, what is your reaction to all that?e're going to see if we can reconnect with donald trump jr. on this because we can't seem to hear him. don, you hear that? we don't know where he went. >> he called back a short time later. >> somehow you got cut off. it was a 20 minute meeting, it ended up being about essentially nothing that was relevant to any of these things and, you know, that's all it is. >> cnn's dana bash has been reporting on the president being not advised to tweet about this. what are you learning the president and those around him were saying about these tweets? >> to stop doing it when it comes to the trump tower meeting. the president is according to people who i'm told are talking to the president is giving this story way more oxygen than it would get if the president just left it alone. and when i say this story i'm talking about just the notion of trump tower, the whole question of what happened inside trump tower. the fact is the president's impulse to tweet out really a way to combat aster story by c

donny, what is your reaction to all that?re going to see if we can reconnect with donald trump jr. on this because we can't seem to hear him. don, you hear that? we don't know where he went. >> bueller? bueller? bueller? yeah. we don't know where he went either. however, we do know where cnn's dana bash is. she has been reporting on the president being advised not to tweet about this. so dana, what have you learned that people around the president are saying to him about these tweets? >> to stop doing it when it comes to the trump tower meeting. the president is, according to people who are i'm told are talking to the president, is giving this story way more oxygen than it would get if the president just left it alone. and when i say this story, i'm talking about just the notion of trump tower, the whole question of what happened inside trump tower. the fact is the president's impulse to tweet out really a way to combat a story by cnn and by "the washington post" about him being concerned about his son, vis-a-vis the trump to

prism of donnie darko course it is done by the taliban because. they. are kind of lent the money. that they have gained ground in afghanistan and of course even to say that. it is stake in terms of negotiation. on government or the kind of long presented any. welcome for some people but international community. on the ground so they didn't want what presented on the colored. the only way to fight the taliban. they believe the taliban while. for the young. people that it's a good example or fall in the north will become an example come on in the north as an example. you know at least thirty six or thirty. years ago here could very independent journalist joining us from kabul where as we mentioned afghan security forces at this hour fighting militants after rockets were fired during a speech by the president here thank you so much for bringing us up to date. thank you. now in just a few hours venezuelans will have the first indication as to whether a new currency will pull the economy back from the brink on monday president nicolas maduro declared a national holiday to roll out the

and then donny o'connor won it by 30 last night.16 and 2016, and only eight last night nap turned out to make the difference. that is what we see here. on the other hand, we have awe the republicans maintain the elevated margins that trump achieved. that is important, and we saw him able to maintain that, just as we said ed gilless pea. i think leaves democrats as favorites to win the house. but it shows they have relatively tight margins for error if they can't play more in the rural material rain that even though it didn't turn out in great numbers. >> tom perez was clearly energized on it. he is right there is 68 races that are people are right, people care, they want to grasp on to hope and this morning they have a reason to be hopeful they didn't get the clear win there. there is 68 that are less republican than ohio. >> that is right, these are good signs. you have to raise a bunch of money, you have to get all of your factions in line and get out there, one thing we're keeping in mind is there was a great candidate out there

there's the unveiling of the nen you've got the mayor, donny >>> facebook is cracking down on fake accounts. some of the fake accounts are originated in iran, some in russia. here is andrea mitchell. >> reporter: the social media giant acknowledging foceign interf. well funded efforts to trick users i the u.s., uk, middle east and across latin america. 652 pagero gups and accounts taken down. facebook ceo telling reporters the company is committed stopping abuses including from nation states. >> we need to make sure we contin strengthening the operations we have. we're committed to doing that. >> reporter: zuckerberg has been under fire in congress for not doing more for protecting privacy. >> one of my greatest regrets is we were slow to idenssfying the ofoperations in 2016. >> reporter: micr said it discovered russia's military intelligence was hacking u.s. think tanks. >> this is a problem that's not going to go away. russians were successful in to16. they're trying be successful in 2018 the red lights are flashing. >> twitter announcing it's deleted almost 300 iranian based accounts tha

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we're pulling for you, donny!onald and melania, but they also just spent last week on vacation together, so maybe they patched things up. here to tell us, live via satellite from bedminster, new jersey, please welcome first lady melania trump. ( cheers and applause ) thank you for joining us, madame first lady. how's your vacation going? >> great, stephen. it is so nice to relax and spend time with the people i love. and also the president. aaahhh! look, stephen, stephen, look -- >> stephen: i see, i see. thank you. >> so everything is happy with you and your husband? >> everything is wonderful. >> stephen: we shouldn't believe the claims about your marriage in omerosa's book? >> what kind of person ends up in the white house after being on "the apprentice"? ( laughter ) oh... >> stephen: speaking of "the apprentice," omerosa say there are tapes from the set of your husband using the n word and sacresarah huckabee sanders acty refused to rule that out because she hasn't been in every room with him. >> i agree with

there's your brother, donny. which of the wahlbergs get the biggest trailer?er is the only one who gets a pay increase with every season. and she should. bit you know what? she didn't want to do the show. her and my brother paul were like, "absolutely not." they thought we were going to do crazy, negative, we fight all do build the business, which it has done because we have 27 stores open -- >> stephen: 27? >> we will open another 10 this year. if i tell her, "i don't think we're going to do another season," it's like dead silence. and then it's like, what, am i going to do? where am i going to get money?" i'm like, "you're another mom." it's actually given her a lot of joy, and now she's famous on her own, so she's not living in my brother's shadow anymore. >> stephen: she doesn't need you anymore. >> no. >> stephen: she's going to cut you guys loose. >> she's put me in my place many a time. >> stephen: has she put you in your place recently? >> not too recently. but worst and most embarrassing, she doesn't fly anymore, but i brought her to california, and s

it's wednesday, august the 15th, and with us today we have donny deutsch, president of the council onoreign relations and author of the book "a world in disarray" richard haass sighing already because he knows we'll be talking baseball top of the show, and host of "politics nation" and president of the national network reverend al sharpton and msnbc news reporter heidi przybyla and columnist and associate editor of the "washington post"

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our good friend marty batista known as donnie downer. happy over the hump day. not there yet. a chilly start to the day in larkspur at 53 degrees. are we going to see the august tonight this year? if you want hot august nights go to reno. there will be plenty there. probably. september is usually the transition for here. mill valley 49. grading -- grade and 47. healing work at 50. american canyon and vallejo mid- 50s. low clouds making their march inland. no change there. thunderstorms over the sierra. talk about a pattern that is stuck. they did fire up a little bit more yesterday in central kellen moore -- california by mammoth. reports of a visibility being a little bit better today in lake tahoe. 52 at sfo. 54 berkeley. the cold ocean temperatures have a lot to do with the coast and the babe being on the cool side with the overnight lows. a direct correlation with a stronger delta breeze. the high pressure looks like it wants to ease up a little bit over the next 3 - 5 days which should allow some slightly cooler inland temperatures 50s to 80s and 90s inland. cell tells us

. >> you want any comments on that, donnie? because they're hitting you on that for contradictions and calling it worse than contradictions? >> hello? >> what is your reaction to all of that? we'll see if we can reconnect to donald trump jr. on this because we can't seem to hear him. >> reporter: and then back on the line to say his russian encounter didn't amount to much. >> 20-minute meeting. ended up being about essentially nothing relevant and that's all it is. that's all they have got. >> reporter: this f that's the case other allies argue there is no need to worry. >> what has them riled up is feeling cornered and it's not clear to me that they're necessarily cornered as much as there's a fact finding expedition. >> reporter: the president turned the attention to special elections across the country from kansas where a fellow hard liner on immigration is running for governor to ohio where the gop candidate appears vulnerable in a district mr. trump won himself by 11 points. >> we must elect more republicans and we must el

where tonight we seem to be headed for another very dramatic finish to that race with the democrat, donnyerson. donald trump won this congressional district by 11 points. president trump went to the district an saturday night, but that appearance might have been more helpful to the democratic candidate. the president was not invited to campaign in this race. >> i asked him. i said -- i said, troy, did you invite trump in here, the president? he said, no, i didn't. so i think donald trump decides where he wants to go and i think they think they're firing up the base. president trump's approval rate is only 46%. a democrat has not held the seat since 1982. here's what a republican woman said about her decision to not only vote for the democrat, danny o'connor, but to actually go help his campaign. >> there is not a lot to be proud of about his behavior or his leadership. and when balderson said that he can't -- i don't know. i believe there was a debate where he said he can't think of a single thing where he would disagree with trump on. and i thought, really? there is kind of a lot to disa

>> donny, did the issue of adoption, it's near and dear to my heart because i have two russian adopted sons, did that come up? >> when? >> in the meeting with the -- >> like i said, that was the primary thing that we spoke about in the meeting. that was, you know, that's not the premise that got them in the room. and then they started -- it was essentially a bait-and-switch to talk about that. and everyone has basically said that in testimony already. >> and why was hope hicks with the president this weekend at his rally in ohio? she quit the white house earlier this year and is still under scrutiny for her role in crafting that initial statement, dictated to her by the president aboard air force one. lots of why's today. the question is, did the president just make the case for collusion or obstruction against his campaign stronger? joining me nbc chief white house correspondent hallie jackson in new jersey. "washington post" white house bureau chief phil rucker, also an msnbc political analyst, and former fbi sore official chuck rosenberg and former u.s. attorney joyce vance. they ar

. >> donnie, me, and a couple of other people. that's about it. >> exactly. thanks, bill. know about a reported deal paul manafort's legal team tried to make ahead of the second trial next month. >>> trump long-time ally roger stone preemptively denies a not-yet-published article that wikileaks was going to dump e-mails. those details coming up next. s. those details coming up next i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release its own insulin, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen. and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're allergic to trulicity, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, a lump or s

maybe twitter should look into limiting donnie trump's tweeting time.ump gave historical perspective on the trial of his former campaign chairman, paul manafort. looking back on history, who was treated worse? alphonse capone? paul manafort, reagan darling, now serving solitary confinement although convicted of nothing, where is the russian collusion? first of all, his trial is in day two which might explain why he's convicted of nothing yet. [ laughter ] secondly, is it a good pr move to defend your former pr campaign manager by comparing him to a gangster who was sent to al ka trads and stabbed in te prison laundry room any love how he calls al capone alphonse like they're golf buddies. he was fantastic, one of the great pro cutters, believe me. the president also today had a suggestion for attorney general jeff sessions. he wrote, this is a terrible situation, an attorney general, jeff sessions, should stop this rigged witch hunt right now before it continues to stain our country any further. bob mueller is totally conflicted and his 17 angry democra

. >> is that donnie wahlberg's breakout what is behind ethereum classic and his rise and let's bringpto baller and brian kelly is in boston, and b.k., i'm sorry that you're not here with tim's jokes firsthand. >> i can barely hold it together >> and we're having our own trouble here as we saw the very top of the program what's up with ethereum classic right now? >> it's as you said, over 30% over the last month and it's the driver of two things coin-based and robinhood are adding it to, and this is the first time, and it's an easy way to get into ethereum classic and coin base out of it to their institutional side and i believe over the next week or so, and they'll be adding it to the retail side of the platform and that's what's driving it >> what do you make of what's going on lately with bitcoin >> i -- well, listen it's a tremendous run off of 5800 and that was all really because people thought there would be this etf and the sec came out and postponed that decision until september, and september 30th a spoiler alert, september 30th and they would postpone it aiary and the sec ha

excitement that in some ways democrats view this, the midterms, as a kind of vote for their lives, to quote donny deutsche. if donald trump shows up as an actual presence this those elections, i think it's just going to excite them and motivate them more. >> so according to the report, the eight special elections that we've seen since the 2016 election, democrats have outperformed their 2016 performance by eight points on average. that is a wave number, as they say, because that's just -- those are specials. those are indications of a deficit of republican enthusiasm and a huge surge of democratic enthusiasm, and those 68 seats, i mean, if you take a more conservative calculation, there are 36 republican seats in play according to some calculations, and three democratic seats. so, in other words, democrats have a chance, strong chance of taking 36 seats. democrats only have a chance of mitigating that with three republican seats. >> i think what's interesting about that number, you look at michigan, for example, we saw record turnout last night. an interesting race, right? among the folks on the

donny and susan and i are going to box his ears. he just deserves it. i'll tell you later. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> i don't even need mika to tell me, i believe it. good morning, everyone, i'm stephanie ruhle with a lot to cover today. starting with a united front. top intelligence and national security leaders coming together to warn of new election interference. >> our democracy itself is in the cross hairs. >> we acknowledge the threat. it is real. it is continuing. >> within hours, the president went back to this. >> we're being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax, okay. >> no, it's not and he knows it. and just in this morning, the brand-new jobs report. as apple joins a club of its own, blasting past a market milestone to cross $1 trillion in value. we're going to break it all down. we've got a lot to cover this morning. but i want to begin with president trump undermining a major show of force by america's top national security officials. his officials. the top intelligence officials say the russian threat is very real. vowing to prot

layla hathaway, the daughter of donnie hathaway, she's performing on friday night at the festival.outstanding and few different ones up and coming r & b folks. another outstanding vocalist. it's pretty great. booker t, he's doing a stacks record showcase thing so his years as the house band at stacks records. that should be a fun one. >> cool. what's one must see at the festival? you're a pro, guide us through. >> we're doing a really neat weake overhi block box in the theater and it's a trimmed down performance. a few different artists like ma kiea mckrachb, for a small private session with our priority ticket buyers and hire and it's a neat way to engage with the artists so that's a pretty fun thing for folks to experience. >> you mentioned tickets. and they're pretty reasonable as low as $25? >> yeah. gates, day of, general admission is just 25 bucks. there's some other levels like a priority access to get into the indoor venues quicker or v.i.p. experience goes up to 190 bucks for food and beverage and front row type of thing. >> got you. why this weekend? you've got outside be

. >> donnie, did the issue of adoption, it's near and dear to my heart -- >> i know, we've spoken aboutt. >> did that come up? >> when? >> in the meeting with -- >> that was the primary thing that we had spoken about in the meeting. that was -- that's not the premise that got them in the room and then they started -- it was essentially a bait and switch to talk about that. everyone has basically said that in testimony already. >> it was a bait and switch. so it's again don junior saying i took the meeting because this was political dirt and then they wanted to talk about adoptions. >> and he was disappointed and who knows what else was said in the meeting. that doesn't help us very much but what else do you have which would be illegal solicitation of support from a foreign national. >> the late charles krauthammer wrote last year bungled collusion is still collusion. don junior keeps saying nothing came out of it. does that mastter? >> no. it could be an illegal -- this is just not one act. the trump tower meeting fits into a broader narrative that suggests that the trump campaign was w

. >> donny, did the issue of adoption, it's near and dear to my heart because i have two russian adopted sons. >> we spoke about it. >> did that come up? >> when? >> in the meeting with vezal nit skia? >> that was the primary thing we had spoken about in the meeting. that was -- that's not the premise that got them in the room. and then they started -- it was essentially a bait and switch to talk about that. and everyone has basically said that in testimony already. so this is nothing new. but you know, like i said, i don't understand that it's an important issue to you and near and dear to people's hearts, but this wasn't a campaign issue to us, this wasn't relevant to us and something we weren't going to do anything with. >> robert costa, donald trump jr. being so central to this, being sort of the focus and the speculation shifting so much to him in the last couple days, is there an aspect of this, of the president feeling protective of his son? >> the president has been protective of his son throughout this entire process. and he's not just his son. in the same way that ivanka trump

donny think about it, ok? tax. not going to pay that too much. more americans are now employed.is one of the best statistics ever -- more americans are now employed then ever recorded before in our nation's history. applause]d pres. trump: think of that. we have more people employed and working today the end the united states has ever had employed or working. inc. of that. -- think of that. they have a little statement they put out, they don't went to to hear this stuff. this is a great thing. so these rallies are very successful. they hate when i do them but they like the ratings. they are torn. they are kind. do we put him on a get great ratings and let him say like, cnn is a fake -- ]udience: [cheering pres. trump: they are very torn. oftentimes, msnbc is so corrupt. it is so disgusting. so disgusting. [booing] pres. trump: i would say they are almost worse, they are really a fake news group of people. here's a good news, the guys we love, right, get blown away in the ratings. carlson, ainslie, ryan. applause]d pres. trump: they are blowing them away in the ratings. excuse me

>> yeah, donny. the one that dad put in this difficult position and now feels so sorry for him. >> andrew miller, the man who is defying the subpoena, held in contempt, what happens to him now? >> well, i wonder if he is held in contempt because he's testing the validity of a subpoena. and that can mean two things. it could mean you could go to jail, or ask for a stay pending an appeal by a appellate court to test whether or not the summons was correct or not. sometimes a subpoena is overbroad, sometimes it asks for material that's privileged. i would think he wouldn't be held in contempt unless he had no basis for it. >> we keep going back to roger stone and this is our lead story because this is something that keeps coming up with the mueller investigation. what does stone have to do with the russia investigation. and from what we have been able to piece together is that from other witnesses who have been interviewed by the special counsel's team and the reporting that we have done is that it could

especially when it's about criminal conduct, hence the donny brook last night with kellyanne about thisthe white house will do anything to avoid this reality. why? hubris? no. it leads places they don't want to go but we must. so where does it take us? we know the president lied and is lying when he says he only knew about these payments after they were made. how do we know? well, first, cohen says it. one of his -- and now what do you want to say? he made the plea to the court. the president says can't believe him. okay. david pecker, one of his oldest friends, okay, who would know as one of the parties to these dealings as the head of the "national enquirer" exactly what the president knew. all right, you want to dismiss him too. now we hear that another player, who would definitely know what donald trump was a part of, with both of these hush agreements, and maybe a whole raft of other situations we don't even know about yet has also been given immunity. his name is allen weisselberg, the cfo of the trump organization. a little side note, giving immunity to these two but not cohen sh

>> donny, what is your reaction to all of that?re going to see if we can reconnect with donald trump jr. on this because we can't seem to hear him. don, did you hear that? we don't know where he went. >> okay. well, whatever. he did something for a couple of minutes and then he called back in and he said this -- >> they played the recording and then it got cut off. in a 20-minute meeting it ended up being about essentially nothing relevant to any of these things. that's all it is. >> jeff zeleny is "outfront." he's with president trump in new jersey for his vacation. and, jeff, obviously that was a moment today. do you have any indication that the president will listen to his advisers' advice about these tweets, explicitly his need to weigh in on the meeting at trump tower. >> reporter: if the past is any indication the president rarely, if ever, listened to his advisers about what to tweet, or more importantly not to tweet. don jr. was doing something that his advisers want his father not to do, not give oxygen to this tweet. that

so, i think if the whole country got together and said, "donny, we love you."sk factor for everything alzheimer's disease to cardiovascular disease to auto immune disease.la he's id. he needs a little healing. he needs -- needs love compassion, empathy, joy. >> jimmy: yeah, interesting.yo what do think of these -- these apps that are on phones that have -- that are meditation apps? >> oh, i think they're very good. they're good for a start. as you know with oprah, we have taught 6 million people online meditation now. >> jimmy: wow. what is the -- what is the app that you have? >> it's called jiyo. j-i-y-o. and hundreds of meditations there. you go to jiyo.com or chopracentermeditation.com. >> jimmy: i love tt. i played around with it. it's -- >> just for anything. for weight loss, for anxiety. for --di >> jimmy: whyou look at me for weight loss? [ laughter ] maybe, like sleep or something. ow, you look at me for that. you know, or like -- >> for self-esteem for our president. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: oh, for -- okay. for the -- okay, yeah. again, i thought y

to offend it in the fastest possible time that's was the aim of the space extreme mountain climber donny on the road when he skid the north face off the goal shot out in the abs on reach the summit of the four thousand two hundred meter mountain in a wreck go to an ounce and four minutes i'll be back with you shortly meanwhile enjoy some of the images of his incredible effect. the return to carmel. in the twenty seventeen women training in the afghan capital city had been deported from germany and all they wanted was to come back to tell of their lives turned out we went back twelve months later to ask . afghan deportees one year on. forty five minutes. we make up over three quarters of our food that hundred thirty five we all of this on the surface of. the game want to shoot the continent's future for its part of it and join a dumpster is because they share their stories their dreams and their challengers the seventy seven percent of these platforms for africa charge. time. for an upgrade. our pop culture that grows all by. us with. poor design highlights you can make yourself. kinds ti

would be taking on those other countries thank you for life force in washington let's cross over to donny unlike in toronto not so you know don what's reaction in canada to the us mexico deal are they worried. frankly i think they were a bit surprised that it was announced in such a way by president from what we're hearing from the people in the foreign minister's office minister chrystia freeland office is that this is progress by two negotiating partners they're carefully avoiding the use of the word deal and they're saying canada will take part now in the modernization of nafta the north american free trade agreement and they will only sign a deal it's a benefit to this country it's the sort of thing that they would say wouldn't they have to say that they're representing this country on the other hand i think they're worried about what they might have to give up the u.s. and mexico as kimberly was saying and made quite a bit of progress on the auto file that's important to canada but canada also has many concerns of its own and it's really not clear what they're going to do especially

there was a small boom as he clicked off the mic then donnie faded in a kenny chesney cd end line began forming. a breeze flew in. caramelized chicken and cool pine. the beer can be was just full enough to rattle each time a new empty dropped in. anxiety felt impossible.at least for all but one of us. after a trusting isle of lawn chairs and cross legs, a man in a gleaming white cowboy hat strode determinedly toward jim. he was late 30s , hairless except for a struggling blonde goatee. he wore a black sleeveless t-shirt seemingly ironed when she had tucked into his wranglers and secured with a belt buckle enough for a buicks hood. it features soaring eagle made of polished silver. behind him, following his cowboy boots was a young girl, maybe 14 and not all graceful. poor posture, cramped hair and arranged purposely obscured her face she were boys jim's socks pulled up to her knees and black low top chuck taylor's that she'd scrolled on with pens. a silent old man presumably her father trailed her at a small distance. mr. mccoy the cowboy said looking into a conversation between jim and

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we'll start with donny and kinetically said such a task force is not needed. good morning.ell us why. got leaders -- don't care. jeff sessions is trying to use the bible to contradict what he is doing. to get on their knees and pray for the lord to forgive them of their sins. but donald trump and jeff sessions, there is nothing to them. you can tell by their actions and what they do. comesspecifically when it to the task force, why do you think it is not necessary? caller: i just don't think it is. i think we should get jeff sessions and handcuffed both of them -- host: let's go to cynthia in tyler, texas who says yes. good morning. caller: hello. i think it is needed because we need more emphasis on the religious, the freedoms, and the things that are already in place. and that's just the only reason. it comesyou think when to religious liberty it is being curtailed in america or people are working against it? caller: i think they're so much against it. we do need a force to enhance or promote it more. host: when you say there is so much against it, what do you mean by tha