>> mick: yes, and yes.eep in mind the bill spends more money than the president wanted to spend, there's no question about that as i've said on this show and you and i have talked before, elections have consequences on when the democrats won back the house everybody knew we would end up spending more money. what did we get in exchange? we got more money for defense which we think we need. more money for the va which we think that we needed and, this hasn't gotten with the attention, protection for the reblic policies that were in the previous year's bills. policy writers that go on appropriations bills were lawmakers who spend money trying to use that money to change policy outcomes and the democrats wanted to limit our policies on the border. they wanted to limit our policies regarding pro-life. they want to limit our policies regarding deregulation and we won on every single one of those, so did we spend money that we wanted to? yes. did we get a lot in return? yes. >> chris: but canada trumpet back in 20

joining us now is white house chief of staff mick mulvaney and mick, welcome back to fox fox ns sunday. >> not much going on this week, good to see you. >> president trump attacked democratic congressman elijah cummings on saturday saying that his district in baltimore area of maryland is worst, worst conditions, more dangerous than along the southern border. i want to put up the president's statements, his district is considered the worst in the usa, cummings district is disgusting, rat, rodent infested mess, no human being would want to live there. in fact, medium household income in cummings district is in upper half nationally and colombia, maryland, part of cummings district has been called the safest city in america, so what is the president talking about? >> i think maryland per capita basis the richest state in america, you see pictures of complete poverty in baltimore, maryland. what this is the president fighting back of being illegitimate attacks on the border, you can see the questioning that elijah cummings did of kevin mcaleenan and mr. cummings saying that kids were slee

. >> happy birthday mick. i loved those days of you and jerry hall at studio 54. my man. my man. >>> let's look at the tracy commute. it's already a little bit -- it's actually doing okay coming up through the area. there have been no major problems to pleasanton, dublin. already a little slow traffic here on the east shore freeway. they're doing road work and construction. san pablo, into richmond. they're resurfacing some of those lanes. and there's a traffic jam there. this is a look at interstate 880, the traffic has been moving well and there have been no major issues here. 4:49. let's bring steve paulson in. >> thank you very much, sal. >> sal, were you out and about yesterday evening for some reason? i was getting a couple of texts from you? >> i went over to clayton. because one of our zip trips is in clayton next month. so i was doing a little reconnaissance. >> i've heard of it. >> i ran into a lot of steve paulson fans. >> be cooler today. even in clayton. 56 in clayton. going to be tough to cool do

>> respectfully i disagree with mick. we did do abettedder job in 2018 but don't take my word for it, take special prosecutor mueller who said the russians are attacking us literally every day. take the president's own vic director, kris ray. the own director of national intelligence who warned that the russians will be back. i think there is some common sense things that would gets 75 votes if they could get to the floor of the senate f. the kremlin or foreign government tries to intervene, the obligation ought to be not to say thank you as the president floated a month or so ago but tell the fbi. let's make sure second that every polling station in america has a paper ballot back up in case that machine was hack dollars in to the integrity. third, let's make sure we have rules of the road for facebook, twitter, google, social media so there's knots the ability to have foreign agents and bots manipulate. let's that have privacy. that administration has stopped every election ledge sakes from coming to the floor. they hav

it is shameful that somebody like mick mulvaney will come on air and defend it.er him to defend this kind of behavior cht , it brings me to tears of these children ripped from their family. a 15-year-old died from the flu in this care. this country would not tolerate this type of behavior if these were white babies. the fact that consistently this keeps happening, is heartbreaking. all these people are hypocrite ths that they are not peeking ospea. >> if they both want to believe they're not doing it and all these people trying to tweet that donald trump is a great christian, they are being told by people like mulvaney, you are not doing this. if they are so proud of it, be proud of it. they lie about it. >> is there any wonder why donald trump has set every record for turnovers and his cabinets in the staff level. each one of he is chief, general kelly and priebus and his reputation is being destroyed. now i don't think mulvaney is the same as steven miller. i don't think he's one that delights in the miseries of others. he's in this larger group of the people i

chris: mick, thank you, always good to talk to you, sir. >> thanks for having me. chris: up next sunday group to discuss sticking points of spending bill. what would you like to ask panel of democrat statements, they are just getting started after mueller hearings go, to facebook or twitter at fox news sunday and we may use your one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. thank you, admiral. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. >> if our committee will recommend articles of impeachment to the house we must make the strongest possible case. >> why would you ever bring up impeachment after yesterday's hearing? that should be put to bed, that is over, we heard it, we read it. what more can they make up? chris: house judiciary committee jerry nadler and house republican leader kevin mccarthy with different takes on where the house is on impeachment after robert mueller's testimony this week and time for sunday group, gop strategist karl rove, columnist for the hill, juan willi

>> stephen: chris wallace just stepped up to mick mulvaney and said, hey, mick, read between these linesd applause ) mulvaney continued: >> does anyone watching this program dispute the fact or the possibility that if adam schiff has said the same thing about the border, that the president would be attacking adam schiff the exact same way today? >> i don't think he'd be talking about his crime-infested, rodent-infested district. >> he very well could. it has zero to do with the fact that adam is jewish. scwhree, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! >> stephen: wow! pro tip: if you're trying to distance yourself from accusations of being a white supremacist, maybe don't use the excuse, "donald trump's not racist-- he'd say the same thing about jews!" ( laughter ) another trump defender was florida senator rick scott. he was on chuck the meet and his brain done broke. >> but that justifies a racial resentment tweet in response? is that presidential leadership? >> well, look, i, i, look, i didn't do the tweets, chuck. >> stephen: (as scott) uh, oh, ah, ehh, oh... i'm just -- ( stammering ) ( piano riff

it's mick jagger's 76th birthday. looking ever so young as he always does.tty much looks the same. he's been the same for about 30 years. there's a special song. i'll play your request every friday morning. just use the hashtag, #ktvu, on facebook, twitter or instagram. >> thank you, sal. good news for a san francisco couple who had very bad luck. after a ktvu report, the dow family won't get a ticket after all, after all four of their tires were stole fren their parked car on street-sweeping day. now, tuesday morning, they woke up to find that the wheels on their toyota corolla was gone. the car was being propped up by milk crates. the situation got worse. an hour later, when the parking attendant issued car for street cleaning. >> i was livid. i was carrying my son, trying to call my husband while chasing my street to come help call the police. >> the toyota dealership lent them four wheels so the car could be towed. the dalles will have to pay the $1,000 deductible on the $5,000 in damages. now, the ticket will be adjudicated. we have all of the necessary

he was acting chief of staff mick mulvaney.orked with every single state we have worked with every campaign to go over how to prepare against and prevent foreign intervention is the 2020 elections. we are doing everything necessary to do this. the bills from the speaker simply showmanship and that's why they failed. >> kennedy: bills, bills, bills. a new poll shows the majority of americans are not confident the u.s. is prepared to keep foreign countries from meddling again. it's interesting, because we still focus on russia so much, but the real threat is china. >> darrell: absolutely. what's interesting about what senator mark warner said was that he said 75 would vote for this. there is one thing i know about the senate -- for that matter, the house. if you've got a bipartisan bill, you have the beginning of something that we can do. he would have said bipartisan if he had had it. what he had was a partisan showmanship bill, and mark is better than that. most of the legislation -- >> kennedy: what about it was showmanship? w

it was mick mulvaney.se he didn't want the president to talk about his financials. >> but mick mulvaney wasn't the only staff member attempting to help the president. >> at some point, i hope they get it because it's a fantastic financial statement. it's a fantastic financial statement. ( coughing ) let's do that over. he's coughing in the middle of my answer. >> yeah, okay. >> i don't like that. >> yeah. >> impeachment! >> if you're going to cough, please leave the room. you' diggiour own >> robert mueller was

thank you, mick, for coming on.e show tonight, because i grew up with a lot of people who said woodstock nation is still here. they still feel a part of it years later. of people who saidk nation is still here and they still felt a part of it years later. what's going on now with this effort to revive it, relive it and how's that compared to what it was putting it together in the first place? >> putting it together in the first place compared to what's going on today, the similarities are striking. the battle for walk hill, the organizers that actually setup in walk hill, and the town walk hill passed the law evicting them from walk hill so they literally had 28 days to get a new site and build it. it's very interesting the similarities are so striking. >> what happened? they were initially charging $16 a day, and then somehow it became a free festival. how did that happening? how did it become a free sort of public event? >> well, again, going back to walk hill they only had 28 days, roughly 28 days to put the fest

mick mulvaney defending the president today. trying to get back on offense. equal opportunity retaliator. here is a bit more of what he had to say. >> i think it's right for the president to raise the issue. i was in congress for six years. if i had poverty in my district like they have in baltimore. if i had crime like in chicago and homelessness like in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c. chasing down this mueller investigation, i'd get fired. i think the president is right to raise that. it has zero to do with race. >> reporter: couple of things to point out, washington, chicago, other inner cities are not the only distressed areas in this country. many of them are represented by republicans. the president, we haven't seen tweet in the last couple of hours. he's another his golf property in northern virginia for the second consecutive day. >> always good perspective at the end of your report. thank you so much there. joining me now, betsy woodruff and jeff mason. give me your interpretation on how this is all unfolding. >> chief of

according to sir mick jagger himself. >> expiration date.k when he was 20 years old, all those decades ago, the rock star started planning his retirement, telling his accountant at the time, there's no way he'd still be rocking and rolling in his 60s. >> he would be wrong. jagger said it would be ridiculous and apparently had plans to start a career in insurance. luckily he was wrong. jagger is 76 years young and is still rocking the stage after having medical procedures. >> oh my gosh. and i mean still killing it with the hips. >> still with the hips. still on stage, good with the cardio now. in fact he maybe had a stronger heart because of it. >> maybe, yeah. well, mick, thank goodness you were wrong. stay with us, more news after this. s after this. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along

thank you, mick, for coming on.ight, because i grew up with a lot of people who said woodstock nation is still here. they still feel a part of it years later. what's going on with this effort to revive it, relive it? and how is that compared to the way it was putting it together in the first place? >> well, putting it together in the first place compared to what's going on today, the similarities are striking. the battle for walkill. the organizers actually set up in walkill, new york, and the town walkill board passed a law evicting them from walkill. so they literally had 28 days to find a new site and build it. now michael lange is going through the same thing, being evicted from 21 site to another to another. it's very interesting that the similarities are so striking. >> what happened? event they were charging $6.50 a day, $18 for three days and somehow became like a free fest? how did that happen? how did it become a sort of free public event? >> again, going back to walkill, they only had roughly 28 days to p

the trend many communities are seeing. ♪[ music ] >>> mick jagger is 76 years old today.nd the early traffic jams for those of you who get up early with us. i hope you appreciated it. i'm going to be leaving soon. so we'll do traffic jams next friday. again. but you can always hit me up with your theme ideas. just go ahead and hit us up by using the hashtag, #ktvu on facebook, twitter and instagram. >> and sal is not just leaving. he's zipping. >> i'm zipping to sunnyvale for our zip trip. >>> pg&e signing onto a multibillion dollar state fund. pg&e says it will pay about $4.8 billion after it emerges from bankruptcy. southern california edison and san diego gas and electric will also contribute. for a total of $10.5 billion. customers are expected to pitch in another $10.5 billion over the next 15 years by extending an existing $2.50 fee on their bill. >>> in san jose, a project is in the works to build more affordable housing for those with disabilities. dozens of people attended a meeting last night about the kelsey air station. it's a proposal to demolish a commercial

you're just seeing the different role that they're playing now that mick mulvaney is running the westseems to realize that they will always be there and he should accommodate that. kaitlin collins, thank you so much. kate bennett, really appreciate your reporting online as well. thank you. >>> there is outrage after a woman was shot in the stomach and then indicted in the death of her own unborn child. i'm going to speak with her attorney, next. pampers is the first and only diaper with three extra absorb channels. they stay up to three times drier so babies can sleep soundly all night pampers whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. >>> a new development in the tragic story that has parked national outrage. a court hearing has been set for a pregnant woman in alabama shot in her abdomen by someone else and indicted in the death of her unborn child. her lawyers have filed a motion to

and mick mulvaney was not talking with nancy pelosi and i caught up with her on monday evening when this how it worked out, seemed to be smooth compared to most deals because she was working with steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary and there were two overriding principles, the president's fear of rocking the stock market and hurting the borrowing authority so if mick mulvaney was involved in the negotiations, perhaps they wouldn't have gone smoothly but he owned it and signs off on it as the chief of staff. but it is hard to imagine this would have happened under a democratic administration without the tea party and others crying about it. deficits matter. except when republicans are president. >> and take a listen to larry kudlow, the president's top economic adviser just today. >> right now jobs are booming and consumer spending is really booming. so that bodes very well. and the president himself has said if he's re-elected he will come down much tougher on spending. >> so he'll take it seriously in the second term? >> yeah, right. yeah. >> principles. >> right. >> as the president

mick mulvaney seems to be hiding from the president. consolidating power without actually running interference or running into the president. it's a fascinating story. >> why isn't he acting chief of staff yet? >> because he likes the flexibility. >> it's also interesting because what is going on is ideological. with mull vapy he is trying to put in a lot of ideological people to put the right agenda through the administrative process. >> hans nichols on your day off, i owe you one, big time. speechless. >>> how the president is stacking up against democrats. how joe biden this morning is gearing up for a fight with a new policy drop out just a few hours ago. >>> plus, new reaction out of congress to the president's divisive tweets. one member joins us soon. ns us n i didn't have to call 911.help. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time, and

people like mick mulvaney, i thought it was very amusing when alex acosta said, mick mulvaney called me and said we've got a great relationship. i mean, give me a break. i mean, mick mulvaney has been very dissatisfied with the slow speed of deregulation going on at labor, conservative movement as a whole in terms of many conservative leaders on the outside are very unhappy with him. so he doesn't have a lot of allies and friends inside this administration. it's actually the president who's probably got the best relationship. trump quite like it's, but that could change. >> i want to get the best reporters on the beat in two bright minds in charlie and juice joyce and i want to pin you guys down on something. donald trump watched blasey testify and he was reported by one or all of you to have gone shaky in that intervening period or to have found christine compelling. does acosta, annie, rise to the kavanaugh performance, which in that instance tilted to trump? >> that's exactly the example i was going to bring up and that is what was in the back of my head as i watched him take the

now there is only what it ministration official who was appearing on the sunday public affairs shows mick mulvaney who was the acting chief of staff at the white house was asked whether what the president said was in fact racist and weren't people right to be upset about it this was his response mick mulvaney the acting chief of staff to push back against what the president sees as an actress is lies about what mr coming said this week in the oversight committee about the border if you go on the internet you can find the exchange where a lie she coming said the children were sitting in their own feces at the border that's wrong in fact it's misleadingly wrong it's the type of thing that really breaks down a civilized debate about how to address the the crisis at the border and the president didn't like it as a president speak hyperbolically absolutely and we've seen this type of of reaction from him before yes and you will again because he pushes back he fights back when he feels like he's attacked or what mr coming said this week was wrong. now of course this is continuing through sunday

well the president's acting chief of staff mick mulvaney went on the sunday morning shows and basically said that because a large a cummings has been leading what the white house considers inappropriate investigations into the president's political and financial ties that it was incumbent upon the president to try to change the record to try to set the record straight in mick mulvaney language but there are other republicans including one member of congress who are dismayed by what the president has been saying in the last 24 hours i wouldn't be tweeting this way but i think they are different and also a larger cummings and chairman cummings is someone who i have worked with a closely on all kinds of legislation he is someone that cares passionately about his community and has been working tirelessly on his entire adult life on behalf of his his country and his community and he is someone that he can defend himself. there's also this argument that the president has launched a this attack on congressman cummings and on his district of baltimore maryland in order to distract from a couple

mick mulvaney with a bit much spin. the president's tweets were inaccurate. he is the most educated, affluent, african-american districts in the country. >> thank you, boris. >>> the "baltimore sun" did not take kindly to president trump attacking their city as a rodent infested mess. the paper hit back in a scathing beater to have rodents living in your city than to be one. >> here's how the candidates responded to elijah cummings. >> it's unbelievable that we have a president of the united states who attacks american cities, who attacks americans. our job is to bring people together to improve life for all not to have a racist president who attacks people because they are african-americans. >> this guy is the biggest identity politician that we have seen in the last 50 years and he engages in what's known as racial priming, basically using this language and taking actions to try to get people to move into their camps by racial and ethnic identity. that's how he thinks he won in 2016 and that's how he thinks he's going to win in 2020. >> this president is tr

a woman from new york, lindsay boylan, age 35, apparently gaining steam, and people like mick mulvaney she wants to be the next aoc from that district, and he wants to make sure that doesn't happen. how much do you believe that that is at work here? >> i suspect that is a strong force. if you are jerry nadler, you've got to be thinking it is exceedingly unlikely that i would get unseated by a republican challenger. the only political threat that he faces us from the left. exactly what happened with alexandria ocasio-cortez. so he wants to make sure that he shores of his left flank. that is going to make him far more receptive to the voices within his party who are taking a hard line on impeachment. we will see how it plays out, but i think the fact that this is all unfolding, it can't be lost -- >> bill: you think some of that is at work now. >> i sure do. absolutely. >> bill: nancy pelosi wants to get the grand jury evidence and go to work. what a judge ever granted, do you think? >> she might get bits and pieces of it. i can't imagine that they would get all wholesale version. it is

to authorize subpoenas for documents about communications from jared kushner, a ivanka trump, and mick mulvaney among other white house associates. this has been on the president's radar as a committees looking at and worried about that activity. on the other hand, there is also a fox and friends segment that looked at baltimore with videos from a contributor that showed trash and abandoned houses. the president seems to have seized on that as representative of the entire district. baltimoremmings' district is more diverse than that. shownot just the house is in that footage but the president seems to have seized on that and identified that as a way he can attack elijah cummings was one of the longest-serving african-american members of the house of representatives. kevin: marilyn governor larry hogan, a republican in a predominantly left-leaning state also put out a statement that is more tepid in terms of saying the political attacks are not going to get lawmakers anywhere to improving baltimore. the chairmann is of the republican governors association. what's his strategy? >> that's

is that a mick jagger move? and the rolling stones there. today the rock legend turns 76. mueller walking into a hearing two years in the making. >> what about total exoneration? did you actually totally exonerate the president? >> no. >> your investigation is not a witch hunt? >> it is not a witch hunt. >> reporter: after six hours, one last question. >> i gather that you believe that knowingly accepting foreign assistance during a presidential campaign is an unethical thing to do? >> and a crime. >> and a crime. >> in circumstances, yes. >> democratic leaders are making it clear they're going to stay the course. for now impeachment is still on the table. >>> the streets of old san juan erupting overnight. moments after governor ricardo rossello announced his resignation, a celebration under way. >> this crowd just erupted, waiting to hear those words from the governor for nearly two weeks. >>> powerful storms striking the new england coast. waterspouts churning off cape cod where a rare tornado touched down in the town of yarmouth. watch as the roof is ripped off this mo

europeans to engage on that front the optics would be that they are then complicit in a campaign of mick's maximum pressure which they have been so critical of and let's be honest about that campaign it hasn't really achieved what the americans wanted it to anyway in the 1st place namely bringing the iranians back to the negotiation table on the 2015 nuclear deal quite the office it in fact merely provoking the eye of the iranians for example we've seen them breach the terms of that deal in the offing of the enrichment of uranium then of course we've seen them engage in tit for tat measures in the downing of drones for example in the seizure of time because in the potion gulf so it certainly hasn't been successful but at the end of the day the europeans also have to consider this that some resolution is also needed because the strait of hormuz is a vital waterway for them as well a 5th of global oil supply coming through that as well as a significant portion of european food supplies while held humphrey in washington kate brady here in berlin to both of you thank you. and here's some of th

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line up the americans lived up to the hype of hitting favoritism to compare to the dutch gold i with mick and rypien know often the provider it's the newest and morgan will open eyed by the booty in society van veen and. the 29 year olds hands kept a side in it before half time as the teams were level with the bike it wasn't until the alamo before the hand of the video assistant referee would finally break the orange resistance a penalty awarded rypien 0 stepped up and put one hand on the trophy. the captain capping a tournament in which he laid on and off the pitch. like minutes later rose laville put the finishing touches on the victory with a 2nd go deserved win that makes the usa world champions a 4th time. making repeat no winning play of the tournament as a team might history in lieu. of ours. and all of a 1000000 he was at the final he sent us this only on so are the usa a world champions again winning a record extending 4th world cup it's a title that they have thought really deserved they've bested the french on their own turf they've beaten a highly rated england side and finall

meanwhile, acting chief of staff mick mulvaney defended the president's tweets as not about race. >>it's right for the president to raise the issue. look, i was in congress for six years. if i had poverty in my district like they have in battle plolti i had crime like they do in chicago, if i had homelessness, and if i spent all my time ch chasing down this mueller crusade, i would get fired. >> president trump is facing condemnation for his attacks against congressman cummings, his reelection campaign is reportedly looking to capitalize on his latest incident of divisive rhetoric. the president's attacks against four democratic congresswomen of color with the go back to your country taunt, trump's advisers have concluded that the overall message is good among his political base, resonating strongly with the white working class voters. the post says this has prompted the campaign to find ways to fuse trump's nativist rhetoric with a love it or leave it appeal for patriotism in the 2020 election, and seeking to avoid the overtly racist language he use instead his tweets. his attack ag

the subpoenas to mick mulvaney, but i don't remember the chairman talking about mick mulvaney in his opening statement. he mentioned jared kushner and ivanka trump. so we all know what thus is about. i didn't bring up the clinton comparison. you all did. i'm just setting the record straight on the idea that she destroyed 30,000 emails. >> would the gentleman yield for a question? >> sure. >> so what my friend raised as it relates to the clinton emails and the 30,000 email reference that you made was a result of our chairman pointing out that you have inconsistently supported subpoenas of information depending on whose side of the aisle broke the rules. and that we had previous bipartisan support from mr. chaffetz -- >> reclaiming my time. that's why i pointed out, that's why i asked the question 10, 15 minutes ago to mr. raskind and mr. connolly did trump set up a private server and -- >> will the gentleman yield? >> you don't get to reclaim my time. >> i'm not trying to reclaim. i'm asking you to yield. >> i'm not right now. she didn't do anything remotely close to what she did. all

about mick mulvaney in his opening statement. he mentioned jared kushner and ivanka trump. so we all know what this is about. i didn't bring up the clinton comparison. you all did. i'm just setting the record straight on the idea that she destroyed 30,000 emails. >> would the gentleman yield for a question? rep. jordan: sure. rep. schultz: so, what my friend raised, as it relates to the clinton emails and the 30,000 email reference that you made was a result of our chairman pointing out that you have inconsistently supported subpoenas of information depending on whose side of the aisle broke the rules. and that we had previous bipartisan support from mr. chaffetz -- rep. jordan: reclaiming my time. that's why i pointed out, that's why i asked the question 10, 15 minutes ago to mr. raskind and mr. connolly did trump set up a private server and -- >> will the gentleman yield? rep. jordan: you don't get to reclaim my time. rep. schultz: i'm not trying to reclaim. i'm asking you to yield. rep. jordan: i'm not right now. she didn't do

pattern of attacks on lawmakers of color. >> there is a clear pattern here, mick. the fact is that before his inauguration, the president tweeted about john lewis, a black congressman. two weeks ago he goes after the four members of the squad, all women of color, and says they should they should go back to the crime-infested countries from which they come. then he talks about elijah cummings and he says his district is rat and rodent infested. infested. sounds like vermin. sounds subhuman. and these are all six members of congress who are people of color. >> i think you're spending too much time reading between the zblienz i'm not reading between the like i say, i'm reading the lines. >> is anyone -- >> this morning donald trump expanded his attacks to include the reverend al sharpton as the civil rights activist was on his way to baltimore. quote, i've known al for 25 years, always got along well. al is a con man, a troublemaker, always looking for a score. hates whites and cops. earlier tonight, sharpton responded. >> he has always been one that would play any ca

it was mick mulvaney. he may have been doing it because he didn't want the president to talk about his financials. >> but mick mulvaney wasn't the only staff member attempting to help the president. >> at some point, i hope they get it because it's a fantastic financial statement. it's a fantastic financial statement. ( coughing ) let's do that over. he's coughing in the middle of my answer. >> yeah, okay. >> i don't like that. >> yeah. >> impeachment! >> if you're going to cough, please leave the room. you' diggiour own >> robert mueller was conflicted, he had numerous conflicts-- ( coughing ) >> you're talking yourself into prison! >> he said there's no collusion. >> he didn't say there's no collusion. >> he said no collusion-- ( coughing ) >> shut your mouth, you crazy bastard! ( coughing ) >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, trump's poll dance. plus, stephen welcomes: dax shepard. preet bharara. with special appearance by jon stewart. and musical guest lukas nelson and pro

acosta, eugene, we were talking about the fact that the politico report you that have, chief of staff mick asking for him to step down. you've got more members of congress asking him to step down, certainly on the democratic side. what is your best hunch here? is there any sort of scuttle but butt that is saying he is not long for that? >> it's very possible. we do know that the president does not like this type of negative attention, especially on his cabinet. it certainly exposes some questions and brings into question, should i say, his ability to hire the best people. something that he pledged while campaigning. and just as another headline that he doesn't need as he's heading into 2020, especially considering the problems he has with women and concerns about his treatment of individuals involved in issues related to misconduct, related to sexual activity. but the reality is, the president is really pleased with the job acosta has done related to the economy. and keeping unemployment numbers low. and so we could see him decide that ultimately he wants to stand by this person who has he

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on face the nation mick mulvaney said the tweets were not racist. >> the president is pushing back against what he has seen is wrong . >> reporter: he says he is reacting to comments about conditions of federal migrant detention centers. >> reporter: cummings had this recent exchange with kevin maga laney. >> were doing our level best. >> what does that mean when a child is sitting in their own feces? they cannot take a shower. come on, man. >> reporter: cumings is leading multiple investigations aimed at the president. nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >>> the director of national intelligence is stepping down. he has held the job for two years acting as a link between the administration and the republican establishment. mr. trump says he will nominate john radcliffe of texas and he has frequently defended the president including during last week's house testimony by robert mueller. >>> coming up, and overturned taker leaking fuel and causing problems in marin county. >>> chaos at a block party in new york after gunfire arrives sending people running for cover. the search for the

mick mulvaney is a good example.as a partisan member of congress but he has served the president well in several roles. mike pompeo has done the same thing. there's a number of people that while they're in congress they may take on a partisan tone and voice, but they adapt to their new responsibilities. at the end of the day it's about leadership. it's about serving the american people. it's about protecting the freedoms of the americans. and i'm confident john is going to serve that very, very well. >> you're right, that's the right standard. we'll see where the confirmation hearing goes. congressman chris stewart, always have to have you on the program. >> thank you, sir. >> and we'll be right back. you're turning onto the street when you barely clip a passing car. minor accident -no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company.

he's feeling less confident that the white house wants to come to a deal and that mick mulvaney will work in good faith with democrats to do this. but, yeah, this is a big thing. i think democrats want to be seen as a party that can pass a longer budget so that we don't have constant crs and sort of just, like, one month after another and sort of this looming government shutdown crisis which we saw a lot last year. so, but i think that there's still kind of a long road ahead before we can get something hashed out. >> jeff mason, what's your sense of the roles that steve mnuchin and mick mulvaney will play in coming to help some type of resolve on this ? >> they have an interest in getting something done and in particular making sure the debt ceiling gets raised. both parties have used the fight over budgets and the debt ceiling in particular as a way to sort of get something else that they want. so we'll see to what extent that ends up being the dynamic in the coming weeks, but i believe secretary mnuchin has said very recently i think he sent a letter to speaker pelosi saying that h

speaking to chris wallace yesterday, the acting white house chief of staff mikel mick mulvaney insisting the president's tweets had nothing to do about race. >> mr. cummings saying that children were sleeping or sitting in their own feces, it's not right, not accurate. mr. cummings has not been to the border in recent memory, not during this administration. when the president hears lies like that, he is going to fight back and that's what he saw. >> the president taking aim at nancy pelosi tweeting "speaking of failing badly, it has anyone seen what happened in nancy pelosi's district? it's not recognizable lately. something must be done before it's too late. the damage should stop wasting time on the witch hunt hopes and start focusing on our country. the president met a little while ago with a group of 20 inner-city pastors, including the reverend alveda king, the daughter of martin luther king jr. the number of others as well. one of whom was asked, do you believe the president is a racist and he responded no, i don't think so. the president will tomorrow preside over ceremonies marki

the concert was originally set for memorial day but it was delayed for mick jagger's heart surgery. can you believe it? he was back on he staining ju weeks after the surgery. >> and he exercises so many hours a day and then he goes out and does that. >>> do you like burgers? maybe not after this record breaking event. molly is her name. she won the burger championship in northwest the d.c. today. she took down 32 sandwiches in ten minutes. that demolished the previous record of 28. >> is she chewg or sucking them down? winning is nothing new. she's done it five years in a row. she beat 13 other competitors from all over the country and snagged $1,500. those look like dry burgers. no catch-up or mustard or h 2 o to get them down. >> what would you t 35 of? >> not hamburgers. well, french fries. >> that works.tu >> temperare in the 90s. not a ton of storms. we didee a few develop out therehis afternoon and evening. they didn't hamperany fireworks going on. take a look at these. i love these. the boatsere out of bounds. hopefully serve doing it safely out there this evening. streets a

chris wallace specifically asked white house chief of staff mick mulvaney about the president's rhetoricsten. >> infested, sounds subhuman, all 6 members of -- members of congress who are people of color. >> i think you're spending too much time reading between the lines. >> no, i'm reading in the lines. >> jenna bush hagger is telling president trump to knock off rhetoric, president trump has a busy week ahead of him starting tomorrow, he will sign the 9/11 victim's compensation fund bill into law and later this week, treasury secretary steve mnuchin will travel to shanghai china to continue trade talks with china, arthel, back to you. arthel: we will talk about that later this hour, thank you, david. >> both sides are calling it cover-up, leaders are saying the president is doing just that. so what comes next? andrew joins us, congressional reporter for politico, so andrew, congressman nadler calls it impeachment investigation, not inquiry, they are the same, going to federal court, get the secret transcripts and force subpoenas on don mcgann and others, what do you expect? >> in petit

mic mu mick mulvaney was saying that often the president does offend people with his attacks, but they were not about race. the president was trying to fact check cummings on his descriptions of conditions at these border facilities. listen to more from mulvaney. >> the president is attacking mr. cummings for saying things that are not true about the border. i think it's right for the president to raise the issue. look, i was in congress for six years. if i had poverty in my district like they have in baltimore, if i had crime in my district like they have in chicago, if i have homelessness in my district like they have in san francisco and i spent all of my time in d.c. chasing down the mueller investigation, the impeachment crusade, i would get fired. i think the president is right to raise that and it has absolutely nothing to do with race. >> reporter: two important points. first, the border facilities, they line up with what we've heard from numerous outlets. the conditions are horrendous. if you look at the president's tweets, he doesn't fact check cummings, mulvaney -- >> boris,

acting chief of staff mick mulvaney was on fox news sunday this morning and defended his boss. >> mr.mings saying children are sitting in their own feces, it's not accurate. mr. cummings has not been to border recently, and when the president hears lies like that, he is going to fight back, and that's what you saw in his tweets. reporter: complaining about the way that cummings framed the border crisis. also president trump tweeted: in 2015 we found this with baltimore related to freddie gray riot, he tweeted, president obama, you have a big job to do, go to baltimore and bring both sides together with proper leadership. it can be done, do it. many democrats, including house speaker nancy pelosi, even jenna bush hager -- the daughter of the former president of the united states -- telling president trump to stop the rhetoric. they say these tweets have gone over the line, but it appears, arthel, for now this battle is continue. the prime minister known to double down -- president known to double down, continues to tweet about elijiah cummings. arthel: yeah. and many democrats who disa

. >> if you're mick mulvaney right now, are you just like screaming inside?ctually answer that? >> yes. i mean, the president's acting chief of staff was one of the biggest hawks on this, on keeping spending down. and this is the deal he gets. >> so the behind-the-scenes here is acting chief mick mulvaney was very sharply critical of this deal throughout the course of the last couple of months. they were pushing hard for cuts. they wanted to bolster defense spending but they did not want the domestic spending to go along with it. when democrats control the house and you need 60 votes in the senate and you only control 53 seats, you need democrats. i think the big issue now, even though the president announced the deal, i'm told the president supports the deal. mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader said on the floor the president supports it and so does he, is whether or not that conservative pressure -- take a look at what one congressman tweeted out yesterday. he said budget deal and then look at the gift that went along with it. do you see that? that's ma