so i had a couple more questions for bennett, so sorry, bennett, do you mind stepping back up. so it just occurred to me, so you -- there was a st. patrick's day incident where, you know, one of the patrons came out, clearly hugged your security. it seemed as if they knew each other, but it's impossible to say -- and then was involved in a street brawl and similar -- not similar, but clearly patrons of hue were involved in another fight here, and we can't say why for sure. i'm wondering -- i'm just thinking from my own experience, whenever we have a serious incident in any one of our bars, we go through the video and then we ask everybody who was there who those people are, and we make sure they're never allowed into our establishment ever again. do you launch -- do you know anybody involved in that brawl, and have you banned them, have you identified them, have you spoken with them ever? >> we don't know them. as far as people hugging, people hug me all the time every night. i don't know who they are. >> did you do an investigation to find out? did you ask people who work with

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when the italian host expressed his doubt about bennett's story, bennett says he chose to be silent untild people would think he wasn't sincere. >> take me home! >> reporter: argento first met bennett when he was just 7 years old playing her son in a film. just days ago, her lawyer fired off this letter threatening legal action if he makes what are considered slanderous or untruthful statements. responding to abc news, argento's lawyer denies ever offering them champagne and she said they will be addressing his new comments. >> he was pressed in that interview. >> definitely pressed. >> thank you. >>> we'll get the latest now on a school bus driver caught on camera allowing students as young as 11 to steer the bus. abc's gio benitez is here were the story. good morning, gio. >> reporter: so many people talking about this right now. the video has been seen and shared tens of thousands of times and now that driver is facing some serious charges in this really shocking case. >> okay. okay. first, what you got to do is put on the brake. there you go. >> reporter: what you are looking at is a

jimmy bennett appeared on a talk show in italy. >> it's hard for me to talk about this. it all happened very fast. >> bennett claims argento offered him champagne and then assaulted him. she was 37 at the time. argento denies the accusation. she and her late boyfriend, anthony bourdain, reportedly agreed to pay bennett nearly $400,000 for his silence. her attorney warned bennett before his tv appearance last night that he would be sued for any slanderous statements. >>> two daredevils in los angeles had to be air lifted to the hospital after taking their apparent quest for instagram likes too far. authorities say the number of hikers needing rescue has been surging in recent months as more people try to capture extreme videos to rack up likes on social media. in the most recent case, one man dislocated his shoulder during a water fall jump and his friend broke both his legs. >>> congress might join in the fight over leg room on planes. a new proposal reveals that congress is considering an order that would require the faa to set minimums for leg room and seat width. one

billters summits, bennett.one of our most respected voices on cultural and education 's firstand the nation drugs are under president -- zar under the first president bush. he has co-authored 25 books and has a new one coming out in october called, "the true saint nicholas." please welcome a true champion of the values voters, dr. bill bennett. ♪ bill: thank you, gil. good morning, everybody. , on. good morning, everybody. i was the secretary of education. sit still. eager hands to yourself. bill mentioned the book about saint nicholas, it's about the origins of santa claus, he was a real person, a real thing, the bishop of the church, my church, a good bishop of the church, unlike some today, a true and faithful they ship. so you might find it worthwhile. i have serious business to talk to you about this morning. we are in serious times but i am going to start with a joke. i have noticed among really intelligent people that the really smart ones like really corny jokes, so to impress you with how smart i am, i

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and bill bennett, he has more phd's than those at georgetown or anywhere else.s out and he is gifted and truly a remarkable leader. i am sandwiched between bill bennett and todd starnes, who has this booming voice. i am just a guy from north carolina. i am going to talk to you in real terms. they have this big clock in front of me. now, you can't see that. it is a big clock. the last time i was here, i was a warm-up for the president. the president does not need a warm-up, i can assure you that. he can handle things on his own. as i was getting there, he said, mark, you will be right for the president. -- you will be right before the president. the great thing about that, you always get a great crowd. the bad thing is, the crowd is looking at its watch to see when you will be done and when he will come out. last time they had a 10 minute clock and said mark, we want you to give a passionate, 10 minute speech. but, if the president is running late, we are going to add a little bit of time to your clock, so you need to keep going until the president gets there. i

for bennett, protest is personal.ast summer the defensive end, then playing for the seattle seahawks -- was pinned down by las vegas police officer, seen here in this video obtained by tmz sports. >> everybody out! >> we were in a casino. somebody said it was a gun. then that's when everything, everybody was on the ground crawling, trying to get out. people started moving really fast. >> reporter: bennett claims he was a victim of racial profiling by police. allegations the las vegas metropolitan police department denied in a press conference last year. >> i see no evidence that race played any role in this incident. >> reporter: i spoke with him a month later. what did he say with the gun to your head? >> i'll blow your [ bleep ] head off if you move. >> by all accounts michael bennet is one of the good guys in the nfl. how does this happen to you? >> i'm a black man. through all the stuff i've done in society, whether it's foundation, maturity things, working with military kids, working with kids in haiti, all over

. >> geoff bennett, thank you. >>> former president obama will be in southern california for candidates there, campaigning. let's go to nbc's steve patterson in anaheim, california, with more. steve, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. in just a few hours, the former president expected here in battleground orange county to fire up the democratic efforts to flip the house of representatives come november. but everybody is still talking about the searing speech from yesterday. for the first time since leaving office, former president barack obama unloading on the trump administration and the republican party. >> it did not start with donald trump. he is a symptom. not the cause. >> reporter: the former president's return to politics held in front of the crowd at the university of illinois friday delivering a direct attack on republicans in power. >> what happened to the republican party?

bennett -- and i say mr. windsor -- saw some windmr here, as well. so we had all the people rush across the street. security's kind of looking over there. i believe this was mr. montoya here at the entrance. he's stepping back. they're still looking across the street. looks like she's reaching for her radio. mr. montoya sees something. looks like he's reaching into his pocket. could be a phone, and the phone went back in the pocket. this gentleman coming out, you'll see him later on in the video, as well, with a scarf. this person appears to be security -- that's when the shots were fired. there's security there. the gentleman -- okay. there's mr. montoya picking up the phone. i assume that's when he called police. but i want you to look at these two gentleman. it looks like the security guard on the left is trying to keep the right back. but i'm confused here. what i've never seems before is he wants to get over there, which is fine, but you're going to see him all of a sudden take his shirt off, and reverse it around, and i don't know why he would

bennett and todd starts who has this booming voice who you would think as the voice of god. and he comes in and i am just a guy from north carolina that does not need an interpreter. and so, i'm going to talk to you in real terms. a have this big clock in front of us. you cannot see it. last time i was here, i was a warm-up for the president. now, the president does not need a warm-up. i can assure you that. he can handle things on his own. as i was getting there they told me, mark, you are going to be right before the president. you always get a great crowd. [applause] thingeadows: the bad about being right before the president is the crowd is looking at its watch to see when you will get done and he comes out. this clock in front of us -- last time, they had a 10 minute clock. last time, they said mark, we want you to give a passionate 10 minute speech. but, if the president is running add awe are going to little bit of time to your clock and so you just need to keep on going until the president gets there. and i said, i can handle that and i can add in a story or two. but

robert bennett says brett kavanaugh is the right man for the job. he explains why next.n we were dating, we used to get excited about things like concert tickets or a new snowboard. matt: whoo! whoo! jen: but that all changed when we bought a house. matt: voilà! jen: matt started turning into his dad. matt: mm. that's some good mulch. ♪ i'm awake. but it was pretty nifty when jen showed me how easy it was to protect our home and auto with progressive. [ wrapper crinkling ] get this butterscotch out of here. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. there's quite a bit of work, 'cause this was all -- this was all stapled. but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. yes. it's a targeted medicine proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, and lower oral steroid use. about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. fasenra™ is designed to work with the body to target and remove eosinophils. fasenra™ is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with severe eosinophilic asthma. don't use fasenra™

bill bennett. [applause] dr. bennett: thank you. good morning. , on. -- come on. i was the secretary of education. since ill. -- said still. true saintned the nicholas. he was a real person. he was a good bishop with the church, a true and faithful bishop. you might find it worthwhile. i have business to talk to you about. i'm going to start with a joke. i've noticed among intelligent people, that the smart ones like corny jokes. to impress you with how smart i am, i have a corny joke. the president, in north carolina, was hugging a boy. the friend took out a water pistol. the secret service reacts. one of the agents yelled, mickey mouse. the situation ended. the supervisor came up to the agent and said, what are you doing? i meant, donald duck, i got confused. [laughter] that is bad and my appreciation suggests i am smart. or, maybe not. i do not have to tell you we are in a stressful time. i speak about the american people, about our president. we are here with this man, let us be honest, this man is cantankerous, occasionally thin-skinned, sometimes impulsive.

jeff bennett at the white house, senator james stavrides, thank you very much. we'll talk more about this later. coming up, it is september 1st. rudy guiliani's long-held deadline for robert mueller's probe has, well, it's arrived and will probably go, too. this new plan now to discredit the russia investigation. >>> and an about face from former campaign adviser george papadopoulos, who he is now throwing under the bus in an attempt to kip out on jail time maybe. >>> welcome back. do you remember this from rudy guiliani? >> if it isn't over by september, then we have a very, very serious violation of the justice department rules. >> all right. so just looking down at your watch or your phone right now, today is september 1st and the russia probe is not over yet. in fact, it's ratcheting up each more gentleman pleas, it appears with xormer campaign adviser george papadopoulos admitting to lying to the feds as his attorneys pleaded for leniency left at his sentencing next week. we wrote. next week we wrote the master they're referring to, although not specificall

union.robert bennett: "there are so many things to fix here its almost impossible. tear it up and start over." start over."tear it up and almost need to tear it up and start over." (pam) the minneapolis police department would not comment. (ken) twentieth century fox has cut a scene from the "the predator" just hours before the film was set to premiere. a fox spokesperson says the scene was cut after the studio learned actor steven wilder striegel is a registered sex offender. the l-a times reports it was actress olivia munn informed the studio fox said it wasn't aware of the actor's history because of legal limitations on running background checks on actors. (pam) more baby boomers in the united states are smoking pot. a study out of new york university says nine-percent of adults aged fifty to 64 have used marijuana at least once within the past year. three- percent of those over age 65 have also done so. one researcher says older users may be looking to cannabis to help with sleep and pain. doctors also note, more research needs to be done to figure out the benef

robert bennett says brett kavanaugh is the right man for the job. he explains why next. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >>> supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh ran into the night tonight. the nominee sticking to the talking points and refusing to say whether president trump could pardon himself. joining me now is robert bennett who has known kavanaugh since the 1990s representing president clinton and kavanaugh working for the counsel kenneth star but in a letter, bennett said brett's integrity quickly won me over and we became friends quickly. over

correspondent geoff bennett. aaron delmore. editor-in-chief bob cusack and jeff mason. jeff, we're going to to you at the white house. things seem to be heating up in i guess you could call it a frantic search in this who done it. give me a sense of what's happening at the white house. >> well, the white house and the president are on the defensive across multiple fronts. you got white house staffers still trying to do damage control over bob woodward's book that paints a picture of a chaotic west wing. and of course, this anonymous op-ed in "the new york times" serving up a scathing indictment of president trump. i've got to tell you, when you ask white house officials about this, alex, they often say, why are you so obsessed with this. but it's clear the president himself is still obsessed with finding the author, although we understand he is being counseled by senior staffers at the white house to let this pass. the concern is he's bringing more attention to the claims in the op-ed, which as we know, raises alarms about his fitness for office. and suggests there's a

watch what happened when i met january krakowski's son bennett. >> hi bennett. how are you?ht .... he's likely to be heading to alameda county what we are learning about the bay area man on the run from a state prison camp in the sierra. whoosh a terryfying day for students at an east bay middle school it's very sad to feel so in danger, when you're supposed to be in a safe place that helps you learn whoosh and look carefully ... police say this man may have your credit information. find out how how he got access to hundreds of bay area credict cards/ (catherine) now at 8. police are looking for a man who escaped a nevada county prison camp this morning ... who has ties to the bay area.(catherine) thanks for joining us i'm catherine heenan.... ken wayne has the night off.(pam) and i'm pam moore. justin tyquiengco

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let me turn to geoff bennett at the white house. tell me a bit more about president obama's strategy. steve mentioned he was speaking yesterday in illinois, at the university of illinois campus there, he attacked the current president directly. what can we expect over the next two months, geoff? >> reporter: we expect him to leave from california. he'll go to ohio and campaign for rick who is running for the democratic governor. and he'll do the same in pennsylvania. look, the president, former president, barack obama's advisers, had intended up to this point to really observe the tradition of giving president trump time and space to come into his full presidency. but you heard the former president obama just yesterday say that the stakes are too high to stay on the sidelines. what is interesting about this, you heard president trump say he was so bored by the speech he fell asleep, we have to say that's not entirely true. we have a team of people who looked into it and found when the obama speech started, the president was talking

and now let's turn to jeff bennett at the white house who's been reporting today on the explosive report that rod rosenstein discussed involving the 25th amendment to remove president trump from office last spring. rosenstein says the report is absolutely false. but it's consequences could be significant as he's the man overseeing the special council's russia investigation. right, jeff? >> reporter: that's right. the new york times report could provide the president with a pretext to potentially fire rosenstein and provoke a showdown over the mueller investigation. democrats fear the president would pick a replacement who could derail the russia investigation which the president blasts as a witch hunt. today some of the president's key conservative allies appear to take a cautious approach. the two republican lawmakers who once led a charge to impeach rosenstein this summer, they're now stopping short of calling for the deputy a.g. be fired. they're instead demanding he testify under oath about what he might have said about secretly recording the pr there's growing concern that firing ro

this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence.ambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good-old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparent's a lot growing up and we gardened and had a big yard, a huge gard. >> you are a country girl? >> uh-huh. >> but she endured her share of heartache even as a tender age. her parents divorced when she was just 6. mom remarried. then a few years later, came that terrible day she'll never forget. >> my daddy and my grand daddy passed an i way on the same day. i was 12 years old. >> all of a sudden you lost the two important men in your life? >> uh-huh. >> it was a bewildering and tragic day. there was so much sudden loss to absorb that young bambi not yet a teenager paid no mind to her grandfather's and father's wills. but it turned out she'd been left the entire homestead. all 240 acres of it to be held in trust until she turned 18. not long after bambi inherited the farm, her stepfather charlie moved the family on to the property. her property. most everybody called him big cha

senator bennett raised this concern about the, i think it was senator bennett, talking about how the administration is considering placing tariffs on for ten autos and suvs and auto parts and the impact that would have on agriculture i'm thinking of minnesota pork producers particularly. can you address quickly what is the plan to stop future retaliatory tariffs on u.s. agriculture and from companies like japan and south korea as we are dealing with these retaliatory tariffs? >> senator, again, i don't know, again, 232 is the department of commerce, it's not something that i've been involved with. for my part in terms of agriculture, what we are trying to do is get to opportunity where we can increase access into countries like japan, canada, et cetera, and trying to do that as quickly as possible. >> i urge you to to appreciate, as i know you do, what happens with one hand in congress has a deep impact on what you are trying to do on the other hand. thank you. >> senator hoeven. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate all of you being here today. ambassador doud, what are the major

given what steve bennett has represented and the massive critique around what bad and represents which is the rise of white nationalism in the united states i think it's overall generally a good thing that platform is taken away steve benen is not evil and if you disagree with him you should want to hear him and confront him not say if he comes on not coming bad and was the hard right populist white nationalist right and you don't have to you have to like come out with a swats a car or something to be a white nationalist this is not that simple that was his agenda if you watch documentaries if you watch the kind of media he put out that is exactly what the undertones and the discourse of ben and represents let's assume for the sake of argument that that statement about white nationalism and the link to steve bannon is true which it is not what's the harm david remnick the publisher said he was going to grill steve bannon he was going to challenge him on his ideas he was. not going to give them a softball kind of the interview yet that wasn't good enough for the left the intolerant left

the host slender lead on forty minutes was in the box of the break they teamed up again a team of bennett with his brace and life seek with three one a if the band over weren't ready to go down without a fight though because our benoist pulled one back from the gas in the same. the fifth minute but that was the end of their resurgence however still without a win this season while leipsic win their first game of the campaign at the third time of asking i. well let's round up all the action so far of course on saturday and as we saw byron beat there's a draw between volves and had to berlin. beach. and it was good news for new comers fortuna dusseldorf. secured the win with a late strike he converted from the spot in the eighteen seventh minute to give the promoted side their first victory of the season it's a bitter defeat for hoffenheim who had equalised just a minute before just indorse winner. of course i forgot to mention there that of course leipzig get beaten over three two minds to hosts managed to beat but it turned out to be no easy task the winner came in the ninety third minute

joining me now jeff bennett. jeff, the president is in new jersey over the weekend, we saw him tweeting about it yesterday as well, help us understand the white house position as we look at the new week and perhaps testimony from to christine blasey ford. >> the white house is watching and waiting for this 2:30 deadline. you have tough attorney it's grassy giving ford last night more time to decide if she will accept the panel's terms to testify, after rejecting several of her requests. add to that this advisor who had been helping to coordinate the response to the allegations against kavanaugh who resigned today. our colleague broke that story for us. 29 press aide named garrett bentry faced and previously denied allegations of sexual assault at a job in north carolina. then you have president trump breaking free of what had been a carefully crafted strategy aimed at appeasing kavanaugh's defenders not ale yanating moderate ten rat republicans or independent women voters who votes they will need in the midterms.

joining megeve bennett, laura basset from the huff post, aaron blake from "the washington post," andr federal prosecutor john lauro. >>> at this hour, the senate waits to hear from christine pla blasey ford. despite the allegation, the white house remains confidence. here is vice president pence at a gathering for conservatives in just this last hour. >> his record and career deserving the respect of every member of the united states senate. but honestly, the way some democrats have conducted themselves during this process is a disgrace. i believe that judge brett kavanaugh will soon be justice brett kavanaugh, and take his seat on the supreme court of the united states of america. >>> on the heels of that, let's go to geoff bennett. what are we hearing about this deadline 90 minutes from now? senate judiciary republicans are proposing a wednesday hearing. that's a day earlier than she has requested, as both sides are really stepping up pressure on each other. the reps who control the panel have so far rejected several -- including a request to recall other witnesses in addition to j

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but able to stay home with bennett while mom was away. >> i obviously missed my husband very much.y thank you to him on national tv, then i definitely will. he did an amazing job while i was gone. >> reporter: and on this day, speicher, grateful to other parents who also serve in the military. >> thousands of families go through this every year. and so it's not just me, and i would not have done it if i didn't have other mothers and fathers that i was with over there going through the same exact thing. so, just to see everybody supporting us so much and all the kind words, it has been so overwhelming. so, from my family to everybody else, we just wanted to give a resounding thank you for everything. >> and thank you to them for sharing their story and for their service. thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. ing. david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. >>> tonight on abc7 "news at 6:00," breaking news, another woman com

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correspondent jeff bennett explains how it could impact the pay.e you >> how are things with the canadiansal, at least not yet, as the trump administration renegotiates nafta. the catch? canada. >> we will only si a deal if it is a good deal foranada. again, no deal is better than a bad deal. >> reporter: u.s. a canadian officials hitting an impasse, failing to meet a friday deadline set by the white house. president trump now signaling he might leave canada out in the cold. tweeting today, i love canada, but they've taken advantage of our country for many years. the president demanding concessions. >> if we don't mak deal with canada, that's just fine, but we'll see how it all works out. >> reporter: u.s. officials are se to continue trade talks with their canadian counterparts this week, having already reached a tentative co deal with me the u.s.-mexico agreement calls for auto companies tt build their cars in mexico to use more americ american-made par to avoid tariffs. good news for u.s. factory workers, but could also raise car prices. trade tensions between the u.s. and canada flarin

anita kumar from mcclatchy newsrooms, brian bennett fromtime magazine and jeremy bash back with us as well, former chief of staff at the cia and pentagon, former chief counsel to the house intel committee. good evening to you all. anita, what is your latest reporting? we have to ask this hourly these days from inside this west wing? >> you've hit on it. the president is still very, very upset. people have used words that he's obsessed. he wants to know who wrote this. you know, there's all sorts of talk about finding out who this person is. i'm hearing they haven't launched any official investigation. even when the president, you know, sort of says jeff sessions should take this on, doj takes this on, he's not actually directed him to it. we've seen this before, right? he suggests lots of things but doesn't actually come right out and order it. he still wants to know who it is. he still is guessing who it is. he's still trying to come up with a short list of who it is. >> brian, we've been forced into this parsing of words, really in an unprecedented fashion. you hear the president ri

thank you to my guests, 0wen bennett and robert fox. goodbye.. a miserable morning across cornwall, devon and south wales, heavy rain that that is moving through that a pace. this has been the story so far. rain pushing in across wales and the midlands. some quite heavy. behind that, brighter sunnier skies. further north, a beautiful start. into the afternoon, showers becoming more widespread. through lincolnshire, east anglia, into the south—east corner, rain still needs to clear away and it will be pretty miserable with blustery winds. behind that, scattered showers, better across much of the south west, wales, more frequent showers in scotland and northern ireland and northern england, accompanied by wind. that will take the edge off, but temperatures struggling. that rain in east anglia and the south—east will ease a way during the early evening, winds will be light and showers will ease away. with high pressure building from the west, a quiet story. just the risk of week weather fronts toppling across the top. more of a risk of a breeze and

but a big thank you to my guests this evening, asa bennett and mihir bose. goodbye. good evening.ng matches of this year's champions league —— contrast in for tunes. city lost 2—1 against lyon lyon and manchester united won against young boys —— contrasting fortunes. manchester city seen the devoid of direction. a stuttering start, calamitous defending and the visitors, lyon lyon, were ahead. cornet with the celebrations and the hosts with an early headache. it soon hosts with an early headache. it soon got worse, feki seemingly ushered through the defence. leon 2-0 ushered through the defence. leon 2—0 up at the break and the body language needed little translation. come the second half, lyon were soon nearly out of sight, the post and eyeing memphis depay and that simon finally stirred manchester city into action —— the post denying. sergio aguero came close, but a 2—1 defeat for city was an early blow to their european hopes. manchester united, meanwhile, were up against swiss champions young boys and their artificial pitch. jose mourinho not artificial pitch. jose mourinho not

battle to keep this nomination, this confirmation process on the rails, andrea. >> geoff bennett, we will have to see how this plays out, because it may backfire against the president. thank you, and of course, the generals a s assembly as presid trump directed the fire and fury at iran. and he also promised more crippling sanctions against the regime. >> we cannot have the world's largest sponsor of r terrorism to possess the planet's most dangerous weapons. and also not weapons that can threaten america or threaten israel with annihilation, and to deliver a nuclear warhead to any city on earth. just can't do it. >> and in the 35 minute speech that started with a boast of america's wealth and unusual tone to say the least in the front of this world body, and listening to the response. >> my administration has accomplished morep that almost any administration in the history of our country. america's -- so true. i did not expect that reaction, but it is okay. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> and that is the applause when it was finished, but joining me now is msnbc national correspondent

let's go to jeff bennett with more on that. before we get to that, i understand you have new reporting. tell us what you have to share. >> reporter: hey there, alex. two high-level sources familiar with the matter tell our friend and colleague ken dalanian the fbi has received no instructions from the fbi how to proceed with the sexual misconduct allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. president trump's saturday night tweet saying he wants whomever to investigate whomever he deems appropriate has not changed the white house counsel's office on the investigation, which includes a specific witness list, which does not include julie swetnick and also on off the list are classmates. they describe him as a frequent, heavy drinker. i'm told by a senior u.s. official that the white house is the client in this process. you'll hear me say that a lot today. i think it's the best way to explain this. this is not an fbi criminal investigation. it's criminal investigation. it's a background investigation in which the fbi

let's turn to nbc white house correspondent jeff bennett who has more on that. can you describe what happened yesterday in d.c.? it's really kind of a split screen moment. >> reporter: it really was, frances, good morning. it's hard to know for sure what drove the president's tweet storm but we predicted he would react the way he did in part because it's done it before. think back to april, the funeral service for the late first lady barbara bush. president trump wasn't invited to attend that service either and at the time he was in florida and he spent the morning firing off a series of off-topic tweets before he then headed out to play a couple rounds of golf and that's precisely what happened yesterday. yesterday we saw the president send off these tweets attacking the fbi, the justice department, he tried to ramp up the pressure campaign he's putting on canada as those nafta talks pick up next week, this coming week on wednesday, but there was one tweet, frances, that caught our eye. the president tweeted "make america great again!" was he responding directl

papers with our reviewers kate proctor from the evening standard, and the author and journalist owen bennett with us for that. good evening. a brexit deal on the first stage of the uk's withdrawal can be reached within a couple of months, according to the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier, but he said it was dependent on realistic negotiations. and he warned again that several issues remained unresolved. a special brexit summit of eu leaders is now expected in november. mr barnier‘s comments came as some senior conservatives warned again that they will opppose theresa may's plan agreed at chequers this summer. that plan is meant to maintain a common rulebook for all goods and avoid a hard border with northern ireland. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. arriving at the office back door. work in the red box, tory woes splashed over the paper the prime minister's clutching, too. in 200 days, she's to be the leader that takes us out of the eu. but the actual deal must be done long before. today, europe's negotiator sounded more friend than foe. i think that if we are realistic, we

bloom and bennett montoya. >> thank you. good evening, i am robert bloom. hello again, nice to see you. i have a few things to say. what's this about? what's going on here? 15 months there have been a limitation, a devastating limitation on this man's business for no reason. he has done everything he's supposed to do. he's done it right. he's done what he can do. it has devastated his business, and there is no reason to continue this. i'd like to know why it should be continued. and i want to say what i think it's about. he opened this business during business's atmosphere ten years ago in 2008. it's in the central station of the san francisco police department. the same station, by the way, that former commissioner frost's son has a high-up position. something that should have been an issue, something that should have been disclosed 15 months ago, but it was not, so let's leave that for another moment. since 2008 to 2014 there were four, count them four separate captains from that precinct, from that station. not a problem with any of them. he, mr. montoya

and i want to bring in geoff bennett, who covers the white house for msnbc.tisan postpresidency for president obama. >> his advisers said he was not going to pull any punches in the speech, and he certainly did not. look, president trump in coordination with the republican congress over the last almost two years has really worked to derail and dismantle key parts of the obama legacy. during that entire time, former president obama had remained silent. that's not unusual. that typically happens when administration changes hands and, you know, new presidents try to reverse key policies. but you heard president obama yesterday, former president obama, really go on this comprehensive denunciation of trumpian politics, president trump, and also the republican party. former president obama really ticked through the list, given trump's embrace of russia, not acknowledging they're an advocacy, the willing to play in the sand box with white nationalists. for those reasons and more you heard obama say the stakes are too high to sit on the sidelines. up until this point