trade war with china and the murder ofal j khashoggi will be discussed and may lead to tensent mo saudi arabia will be among the 20 countries attending the summit. while the president attends the- , the russia investigation h heating up back here at home. >> has now pled guilty to lying to lawmakers but the news was first to report that he was in direct contact with vladimir putin. he offered pin a $508 million penthouse in the tower. he pled guilty to lying to congress about the time line of the negotiations. he originallhe said were over in january of 2016. it turns out they lasted well into the 2016. camp the president that previouslysa id he had nothing to do with russia now says he did nothing wrong. >> when i un forpresident, that doesn't mean i'm not allowed to do business. i was dng a lot of different things when i was running. after i won, obviously, i don't do business. >> cohen says he lied to congress out of loyalty to the esident and to align with mr. trump's politicalg. messag >> meanwhile, fbi director james comey filed a lawsuit to s a subpoena from house republicans. th

rattling washington raising new questions about the future ofal the spe council's investigation that'sooking into russian i and it's all as the democrats are poised to take over the house next year following this in the midterm elections. joining me is chuck todd moderator of "meet the press on nbc." molly ball of the "time" magazine. and karoun demirjian of "the f shington post." and mark landere "new york times." let's start with matthew whitaker wnoho was u just days ago. he's taken a tough line on mueller's investigation. >> there is a red line. there is a very specific scope to this investigation. and anything that is outside of russian coordination or the 2016 campaign would be the guide to the scope of that investigation. h democrats have asked for him to recuseself. and today the president was asked about him. president trump: i didn't know matt whitaker, but matt whitaker is a smart man. he is very respected, athe top of the line. bert: chuck, the president says he doesn't know him. he said he's a loyalist. what does it mean for robert mueller and his independence? >> i don't

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i will resist the temptation to ofale you of comments ineptitude regarding my seven hours at o'hare this afternoon. i will stick with identity politics. i will make three large points. facing haves we are been a long time in the making. second, unsurprisingly overlapping some of what john affinityis a kind of that a very important difference between the postmodernism that dominated our universities for almost 30 years from the mid-1980's and the identity politics that is i that that is dominant today. and third, what we can do inside the universities is very limited but that does not mean there is nothing to do. first, a remark about norms. about thest -- since summer of 2015, we have been hearing that norms are under threat in the united states anduse of the utterances actions of donald trump. think the actions and utterances of donald trump should be inspected very carefully. overturning or veryminign of norms is little compared to what has been taking place in our universities for now going on about 80 years. it seems to me identity politics represents the latest, most recent of these

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