you are the oval office. you are in the oval office, they are looking down on you and they see gold. that is gold. that is really something. they are very proud of you. >> thank you. >> congratulations. would you like to say something, anybody? great victory. >> i think you should tell about your special accomplishments. [applause] >> [indiscernible] it is an honor and privilege to be here. [indiscernible] [laughter] >> thank you. an honor to be here. we appreciate that. thank you. >> thank you very much. that is great. how about over here? anyone want to say something? won gold overall. [applause] >> how much did you lift? >> 120. >> wow. i cannot lift 120. [laughter] fantastic. >> thank you. >> i can see that. >> go ahead. >> i do track. i am from greensboro, north carolina. great state.le, a i got back late last night from north carolina. good, right? tv >>.w you on >> did you like it? >> yes. >> good. i didn't pay for that. mikehalf of karen pence, ends, our vice president, milani , thank you.a >> thank y

they're looking down right now, because you're in the oval office. this is the big stuff, right? you're in the oval office, and they're looking down on you and they see gold, right? that's gold. ms. cameron: yes. president trump: that's really something. and they're very proud of you, right? ms. cameron: thank you. president trump: so, congratulations. ms. cameron: thanks. president trump: who would like to say? would you like to say something? anybody? on your great victory? mrs. pence: well, i think you should tell about your special accomplishment. mr. millett: on behalf of special olympics [inaudible] -- we have 15 total. we're [inaudible] to be here in this great room. it's a great honor and privilege to be here. my shot was okay. it was three-fourths shot at the end of the game. it was swish. it went viral. it really -- [laughter] president trump: it was? it was -- mr. millett: yeah, it went viral. yes, so thank you for the honor to be here. president trump: thank you. mr. millett: this is a once in a lifetime. so we appreciate all you do for special olympics. and we -- you

he has special people in the oval office today. when we see him today, live in a few minutes, we'll take you there today. the stage is set for the second democratic presidential debate with the line-ups for the democrats. who sits where? will there be fireworks when joe biden and kamala harris face off? and the democrats are getting their a game plan for robert mueller's testimony. republicans are vowing tough questions about the doj's and fbi's actions in all of this. so what exactly will we learn from robert mueller? and how will president trump react? >> what happened to me with this witch hunt should never be allowed to happen to another president of the united states never ever again. the russian hoax, i call it. le's proven better on pain than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and

there's an oval office spray in just a few minutes. we'll see if the president gets to talk about how he wants the emir's help with iran, how he views the middle east peace process and more importantly does he take other questions -- more broadly, does he take other questions about other issues. back to alex acosta. this issue came up at his confirmation hearing. he had half a dozen democrats who voted for him. he answered the question then saying at the time i did the best i could. >> the grand jury in palm beach county, the grand jury in palm beach county recommended a single count of solicitation not involving minors, i believe, and that would have resulted in zero jail time. we decided that a sentence or -- how should i put this, that mr. epstein should plead guilty to two years, register as a sex offender and concede liability so the victims could get restitution. >> that's his take. i did the best i could. the authorities in palm beach county yesterday were quite complimentary of the new york state federal attorney -- the federal

he did it repeatedly in the oval office just now. however, when a terrorist act occurs in washington state, on american soil, you hear a deafening silence from the squad and from the left to refuse to say anything about those actions. they have yet to disavow those actions, and call them out for what they are. that's a big difference in this country right now. we are seeing it play out time and time again. >> harris: hogan, one thing i've been asking democratic members about is that it's also not a second order for democrats in the house not to also denounce some of the things that have come out of these four women in particular. that some view as very offensive and anti-semitic. they had a resolution on the house floor. but it didn't name her. let's move on from that. do you think it is transparent for the president to say that he does not know where that phrase came from, when it was in his sunday tweet? >> listen, he was asked repeatedly to clarify that, and he did on the south lawn. again, how many times does he have to say it? w

pakistani prime minister today in the oval office, my interview with the prime minister's shortly a host of different topics, but first, john roberts tells us the president had a whole lot to say about other issues including the upcoming mueller testimony on capitol hill. good evening. >> the testimony is scheduled for wednesday and there are a few instances in which congressional testimony has been more anticipated but one of the central players in the mueller investigation today said he has better things to do than to hang on every word. >> in the oval office with pakistan's prime minister president trump said he would not be glued to the tv watching robert mueller's testimony wednesday. >> no, i'm not going to be watching -- probably. maybe i'll see a little bit of it. i'm not going to be watching mueller, because you can't take all those bites out of the apple. >> president trump has repeatedly chastised democrats for wanting a do over on the mueller report, insisting its findings were clear-cut. >> we had no collusion, no obstruction. we had no nothing. we had a total no collusion f

of course, he is meeting in the oval office today talking about space. he's got a lot going on.couple times. the president talking about members of the squad and particular representative oman and aoc as she has called herself up on twitter. alexandria ocasio-cortez. joining me now, jeane xano, and ford o'connell from john mccain's presidential campaign. good to see you. i'm going to start with you, jeane. i asked this question on "outnumbered" last hour and i'll ask it again. the president moved forward with this yesterday. he disavowed the chant in north carolina, "send her back." he's continuing to take on these women based on what he knows and probably has seen like the rest of us in the polling socialism and their views and so on and so forth. why is it the squad is still on this course against the president and the tweets and so on? why not move forward? they basically got him a win. he said next time, he will call it out in real time. >> because this is about strategy. this is why i love to be on with you and my friend, ford, who i never see. this is about political strat

trump brought it up again yesterday in the oval office. guest: what did he say in the oval office, do you remember? host: he brought up that they had a business deal. he was juster said a member for a while and he wasn't using the club so he sent a letter in to resign and it was hurting normal. the interesting thing to me about that, a lot of people present a mueller and trump as being from completely different worlds. that trump is this guy from queens and that he is more of a rough-and-tumble character and that mueller is this born and bred american aristocrat who went to st. paul's with john kerry. it's interesting in terms of how the world works. findtrumps golf clubs were at least quiet host: -- free time. republican, georgia, good morning. caller: thank you. i have a question. during the mueller investigation, why was not one democrat questioned? thingshy were all of the on mueller's team, why was wiseman on mueller'ss team? i would like to ask robert mueller personally, did he write this report, or did wiseman write it? there are se

he's having an oval office meeting. there may be questioned asked of the president, about disinvitation to the british ambassador to that dinner, glitzy dinner for the emir last night at the treasury department. it was attended by a who's who of american industry. the focus was on the man taken off the guest list. a white house official confirming that the british ambassador was disinvited after those cables to london higher ups over the years criticizing the president were leaked to the tabloid press here. who was sitting at a press of honor? long time trump friend robert kraft, the new england patriots own or, n owner. now fighting charges of prostitution in florida. a lot in play here. do you think that alex acosta should step down, chuck schumer the democratic leader called for that today? >> what we hear today reported the charges from ten years ago are horrific as those new ones are as well. every cabinet member, he was confirmed in a bipartisan vote. every cabinet member serves at the pleasure of the president. i

they're going into the oval office. several meetings today, one in the oval office. we may hear the president speaking there, and separately, about an hour from now, they have a private, larger meeting. and, again, we may hear from the president. peter baker, rashida tlaib, nancy pelosi and many others were at the naacp convention in detroit today. one of the four, of course, speak at the naa. let's listen. >> there's all of us young women. it's beyond just the four of us. the quadrasquad is all of you. if you support equity, justice, you are one of us. but let me tell you, this is the largest incoming class since watergate, ironically. and the most diverse. >> and, peter, with all this diversity on capitol hill, these women are still somewhat isolated. they're getting support from their colleagues now. they've had an obvious problem with nancy pelosi and there is a meeting with aoc and nancy pelosi later this week, but this is becoming an issue as republicans, as we've been saying. not only are they trying to sugar coat it, they're running away from the microphones

trump also tried to distance himself from epstein in the oval office earlier today after once describing him alz a terrific guy. >> thank you very much -- >> reporter: tonight president trump appears to be standing by his embattled labor secretary alex acosta. at least for now. >> i can tell you that for two and a half years he's been just an excellent secretary of labor. he's done a fantastic job. >> reporter: the president appeared to diminish acosta's role as a federal prosecutor in 2008 plea agreement for jeffrey epstein who is facing new charges of running a child sex ring in florida that includes accusations of abusing teenage girls. >> i do hear there were a lot of people involved in that decision, not just him. i can only say this, from what i know and what i do know is that he's been a great -- really

he's about to walk out of the oval office, down those stairs, over to the microphone to make an important statement on a citizenship question. he's backing away from having that citizenship question, we're told, as part of the formal 2020 census questionnaire. but he's got another opportunity to have the commerce department go through existing government data to determine how many citizens are in the united states. are there any, susan hennessey, legal problem with this other alternative way to determine citizenship in the united states that the president, we believe will announce? >> no, it's something that he's saying they should do and administrative records match. there's nothing that presents the united states government from determining who is a citizen of the united states. they can't use census information to do that. and people who are watching, you know, should be aware that no matter what, they can fill out the census without being concerned about the census bureau sharing from with other parts of the united states government sharing that with the immigration enforcement. it's

but ever since he's come into the oval office he's continued to campaign and especially right now as his poll numbers are down and i'm looking at more of the fact that you have more people disapprovaling of him than approval, he's going to do this at the lincoln memorial. he's the party of lincoln. and with the back drop of lincoln and having the military artillery around washington,

watching your moments in the oval office today. you said that you are frankly disappointed when you look back at the last 10 to 15 years of nsa. nasa. can you explain? >> well, i think we just have not developed the highest performance, rockets and the appropriate spacecraft that we should have to be able to carry out of the challenges that we have and are facing. we have to deal with what we have. we will make the very most of it and i think i can contribute ideas to help it come out very, very well. >> martha: give me just one of those. if you could change one thing about the current space program or financing, what would it be? >> well, i think we need to go from earth orbit to lunar orbit and back and forth rather than a gateway. i think that's a diversion -- we are forced into it because of the lack of performance of the large rocket and the heavy spacecraft. but if we were to use 2 rockets and provide the propulsion and take the spacecraft to the moon, then we could go back and forth between orbit and the other. with a very c

don't meddle in the election -- >> reporter: and, wolf, moments arg reporters were called into the oval office with president trump for a bill signing. this is an opportunity for the reporters to ask questions so we'll see if the president makes any news and of course we'll bring you the latest. wolf. >> we'll be getting that tape. we'll watch it closely. pamela, thank you very much. >>> that tape should come in fairly soon. joining us now, democratic congressman ro khanna of california, a member of the oversight and armed services committees. congressman, thank you for joining us. you served as co-chair of the bernie sanders 2020 campaign and sanders as you just saw in the poll has dropped four points. how do you explain why other progressive candidates right now are seeing a dramatic surge in their poll numbers? >> well, there is no doubt that kamala harris had a good night in the debate. and i give her credit. but we should remember, wolf, that at this point in the cycle donald trump was at 1% or 2% and barack obama was way down to hillary clinton. so the poll numbers as you know will chang

oval office, he had onlyjust hung up on borisjohnson.ls of getting a trade deal could be problematic. but essentially in this, what you had was him talking up the possibility ofa was him talking up the possibility of a good trade agreement with the uk, and talking down the eu. it is worth pointing out that even as we speak, there are problems in american officials talking about the difficulties they are having with france, that bromance that we once saw with macron in france has disappeared, that is something that borisjohnson could disappeared, that is something that boris johnson could potentially take advantage of. the headlines on bbc news: borisjohnson says the recruitment of 20,000 police officers for england and wales will begin within weeks. a possible trade dealfor britain begin within weeks. a possible trade deal for britain and the begin within weeks. a possible trade dealfor britain and the us is boris johnson and donald trump discuss unparalleled post brexit opportunities. it is mrjohnson's first phone conversation with the

just took a ton of questions from reporters, about 40 minutes worth of questions, sitting in the oval office with the prime minister of pakistan. and now after saying just last week that the president was not going to watch robert mueller's testimony on wednesday, he just told reporters he might watch a little bit of it. he renewed his attacks on former special counsel robert mueller, saying and claiming that he's conflicted, even though in robert mueller's report it shows the president's own aides said that argument was petty and ridiculous. of course the president is continuing to frame what is going to happen on wednesday as a do-over for democrats. that's how the president and his allies have been framing that in the last several days. it looks like that's going to be the tactic they continue up until wednesday. that's not all. the president touched on a slew of issues. one big one was the president talked about iran and said he doesn't know if he'll be able to make a deal with iran anymore. that reported after cnn reported the president had been moving in a more hawkish direction after

. >> president trump honoring one of america's greatest freedoms in the oval office today before leaving for north carolina, he met with survivors of religious persecution from 17 countries, president reaffirming his commitment to religious liberty and highlights stark contrast between his administration and radical left. this afternoon, ilan omar introducing resolution to declare support for anti-israel movement, also telling cbs this morning, she will not apologize for her anti-semitic remarks. >> you don't regret your words. >> i do not, i have gotten the -- i am grateful for the opportunity to really learn how my words made people feel. gregg: this seems to play into the hands of president trump. look at this, a reuters poll finds that president's net approval among republican voters rising by 5 percentage points to 72%. rasmussen daily tracking poll overall approval jumps 4 points since monday. to 50%, president atributing his rise in polls to radical left disloyalty to america. what about that, joining me, former reagan white house political director, and fox business analyst, ed r

he came up and testified that there was a recording system in the oval office. i reflected on that and i the times the president had called me late at night and he ad conversations where we were joking about various people. and he was sort of letting his a memo n so i wrote him saying, i think you ought -- dean had testified. you're going to have to keep the dean tapes, five tapes of didn'tation with dean, i think they were going to be that damaging to us and keep the brezhnev and the foreign policy stuff, you really should tape. and burn it out and shut down this special prosecutor's office now before into a monster. and i didn't know it at the nixon had ixon, called in haig and fred -- this idea that he should burn the tapes. they said it would be of justice. first, i didn't recommend burning subpoenaed tapes. they were his property, executive privilege existed, everybody knew it and simply got rid of them and just said in effect, impeached be damned, i think he would have moved right through it and resident nixon said, in his memoirs, if he had burned the tap

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interesting it's reached the oval office. the president taking great interest in this, so much so, he has used part of his weekend, his saturday, to call the prime minister of sweden, spending about 20 minutes on the phone with him, we're told. the president discussed it from the oval office with reporters on friday. why does he care about this? and how was it brought to his attention? it comes from first lady melania trump and kanye west. with all of the pressing matters on trump's agenda right now, including raising tensions with iran and north korea, he's using his political sway for this. the situation in sweden, that the president refers to, involves jailed american rapper and producer rakheem mayers. who goes by asap rocky. >> i can tell you that his support from the african-american community in this country. >> reporter: asap's 10 million instagram followers have not heard from him for three weeks now. the artist is in custody in stockholm. swedish authorities detained him on suspicious of assault in connection with a

manufactured outrage, this president stood in front of the whole country and the world in his only oval office prime time address to date to take to to the american people and say we have a humanitarian and national security crisis at the border. we need congress to do a fix on asylum tpp flores and give us money on humanitarian aid. they blocked that over a dozen times. they still don't have an immigration hearing scheduled which tells you how unserious they are this big issue. it's risen to the top of the polls as number one issue. it took them blocking aid so many times to turn around last week and last two weeks and give $4.6 billion in aid. that's really the president's request. so they capitulated to that do you know who suffered? the people suffered. our brave men and women at the border protection, the kids who these kids who democrats pretend they complain about. those four female democrats that nancy pelosi is brushing back, i think they are all freshman members a major meow moments brushing back in a huge catfight really ridiculing them and they voted against the democratic aid pack

the president speaking to reporters right now in the oval office. we'll get the tape play back of that. we told you news on immigration. also comments have been made about china which would be important to our audience. president saying beijing might wait for a deal until after the election in the united states. president had some words and put that in some context. you will hear them from his own mouth, a little bit later on, as soon as we get playback on china. breaking news from the president lauren: targeting the u.s. the latest provocation from north korea and iran, that officials warn could put our national security at risk. connell: then running on dueling messages of the bernie sanders facing another dispute from a former campaign staffer over labor concerns. why critics say the ongoing feud can backfire on the 2020 race. we'll be back. ♪ ight seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regular

it went through those questions as the president described them to us in the oval office. speechwriters know, one of your biggest challenges in speechwriting's organization, how is this going to come together? how my going to lay things out a it compelling? out and make it compelling? we did finish the draft that day, everything but a conclusion, we weren't quite there, but we did have a draft for the president to look for that day. again, it was such a memorable moment because it emotions.all of those host: you had to articulate a vision very quickly. president's vision develops over time. what were the touchstones for coming up with the path forward? john: it definitely wasn't on the speechwriters. it really was the president who was our guiding force. we knew the man, he wanted us, he never said this, but i always had the feeling he wanted us to know him and how his mind worked . he was a very close editor on speeches. so in that speech, although it was still in the first year, we had reached a comfort level with president bush where we knew his once we had the concepts

thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so the president in the oval office going through a wide rangere. answering reporters questions and everything from the demon stras administrations in hong kong, what is going on with iran right now and the president saying the iranians are playing with fire right now and going after the democrats. he said the democrats want open borders, republicans he said want secure borders. let me get sean turner into this. when the president said the iranians, because of the uranium enrichment will go beyond what the iran nuclear deal allowed, the deal that he walked away from, he said they're playing with fire. how do you interpret that? >> yeah, wolf, as the tension continues to arise with iran i hope people don't forget that just as you pointed out, and as the president pointed out, we had a deal with iran. we had a deal in which the international community and the other signatories were able to verify that iran wasn't moving forward with the nuclear program. so when the president now said that iran is playing with fire, we have to go back and look at --

it went through those questions as the president described them to us in the oval office. all speechwriters know, one of your biggest challenges in writing is organization -- how is this thing going to come together, how will i lay this out and make it compelling? because we have that sense of momentum with the questions -- if we did finish the draft that ay, everything but conclusion, but we did have a draft for the president to look for that day. it was such a memorable moment because it collected all of those different emotions. >> and you had to articulate a vision very quickly. most people, the president's develops over time. how did you interact with him around the tough challenges of interacting with the path forward? >> well, it definitely was not on the speechwriters. who was ourresident guiding force. we knew the man. we wanted -- he wanted us -- he never said this, but i got the feeling he wanted us to know him and how his mind works. he was a very close editor of speeches. in that speech, although it was still in the first year, we had reached a comfort level w

president trump in the oval office saying that number could have been higher. it could have been better if it weren't for that's right, the federal reserve. >> the federal reserve raised the rates too fast into same. they didn't do that we'd get 4.5% instead of 2.1. everybody is so thrilled with 2.1. we could have had it much more except for the federal reserve. we could have been higher with the dow. we could have been higher, right we could have been a contender. it could have been higher. fu a contender with the best economy. recent history and the president is absolutely sincere. frustrates him to no end that the numbers could have been even higher than these remarkable numbers. president trump always wants more of the american economy and on wall street today well he got two-thirds of what he would like to see. the s&p and the nasdaq closing at new records the s&p up 22 points and the nasdaq up 92 points. the dow closing up the rate being at 51 not quite setting an all-time high. not a bad week. president trump says iran is holding out on negotiations. >>

i'm behind a desk in the oval office, but john, john bolton, are you there? >> there is no question this was an iranian drone. the uss boxer took it out, as the president announced, because it posed a threat to the ship and crew. it was entirely the right thing to do. >> are you concerned about a broader conflict with iran? president trump: not at all. we have the greatest people, greatest equipment, greatest ships, most deadly ships, we don't want to have to use them but they are the most deadly ships ever conceived, and we hope for their sake they don't do anything foolish. if they do, they will pay a price like nobody has ever paid a price. reporter: you said you were not unhappy about that chant, but the chant was repeated. president trump: you know what i am unhappy with? i'm unhappy with the fact that a congresswoman can hate our country. i'm unhappy with the fact that a congresswoman can say anti-semitic things. i'm unhappy with the fact that a congresswoman, in this case a different congresswoman, can call our country and our people garbage. that is w

they said i think on the way but time will prove that time will prove me right probably then an oval office meeting with the intelligence chiefs followed by this version of events and they said that they were totally misquoted and they were totally it was taken out of context so what i do is i'd suggest that you call them they said it was faked is so which frankly isn't surprised that this was not the 1st time they'd been disagreement the director of national intelligence repeatedly did mining the president's view that there was doubt about the level of russian involvement in u.s. politics and on at least one occasion visibly surprised that news coming from the white house we have some breaking news the white house has announced on twitter that lattimer putin is coming to the white house in the far him again i dan coats was the last national security figure left from the very 1st time cabinet and even though he had no intelligence background he'd earned bipartisan respect in congress with many messages of support in recent weeks d.n.i. done coats is a good friend to former senate colleague

. >> earlier today in the white house oval office, mark esper was sworn in as the defense secretary. he served as secretary of the army from 2017 to 2019. following his swearing-in, mr. remarks,e brief thinking president trump for his nomination to the pentagon's top job. president trump: we have a very important moment in our country's history. greate a lot of our republican senators in the white house and i invited them over. here.f them wanted to be as you probably heard, the vote just took place and it was 90-8. that is a vote we are not accustomed to. i have to say that. congratulations. i am honored to be here for the swearing-in of our new secretary of defense, mark t. esper. i especially wanted think justice samuel alito. highly respected and a great man thejoining us to administer oath of office. thank you very much. thank you. welcomelso delighted to several of secretary esper's family members and friends to the white house, including his mother. he proud of him? you better believe it. and his three children luke, john and capturing. thank you and congratulations. .- cather

i've never seen this conduct in my entire time in public office or life in oval office. this is a president who degrades the office every day so we have to call it out. you're right. we also have to be focused back in our districts and around the country on the kitchen table issues that people sit down to every day. and the president's efforts to trip away protections for pre-existing health conditions is at the top of the list. the fact the president has absolutely failed to address the issue of skyrocketing prescription drug costs is another. the president is trying to deny food and nutrition benefits to millions of americans. these are all issues we do need to focus on. i know the president does like it distract. i don't think in the long run this is going to work for him, because i believe we're a much better country than that, and we will ultimately rise above it. >> can't you do both at the same time? you realitiattled off a list ofs elijah cummings mentioned. elijah cummings wants to work with the president on drug prices. we know changes, cuts to hud, cutting scho

>> i believe that to be true. >> in fact, at the same oval office meeting, did the president also ask mcgahn quote, why he had told special counsel's office investigators that the president told him to have you removed, unquote? >> and what was the question, sir, if i might? >> let me go to the next one. the president, quote, criticized mcgahn for telling your office about the june 17th, 2017 events when he told mcgahn to have you removed. correct? >> correct. >> in other words, the president was criticizing his white house counsel for telling law enforcement officials what he believed to be the truth? >> i again go back to the text of the report. >> well, let me go a little bit further. would it have been a crime if mr. mcgahn had lied to you about the president ordering him to fire you? >> i don't want to speculate. >> okay. is it true that you charged multiple people associated with the president for lying to you during your investigation? >> that is accurate. >> the president also complained that his staff were taking notes during the meeting about firing mcgahn. is that correct?

i went through three drafts which is not a big number and i was called over to the oval office and thereat the president with his glasses on, which he never wore. , writinghere the desk in phrases to the speech. then he murmured and i was thisning and he murmured will tear the scab off those pastors. -- off those --. agnew went out to deliver the speech in des moines. we been gathering in midwest conference in des moines and i that abc was going to go live with it and i was nervous so i went out to the university club and they called nbc and cbs are going live with it. i said to myself this is either going to be a great success or a career ender. agnew delivered the speech on the networks and the reaction was sensational. and agnew delivered that speech on the networks, and the reaction was sensational. nationwide, telegrams, letters. the whole country stood with us and the sentiment about the networks and television. that night, if you can believe it, i drove out to andrews air force base at about 3:00 a.m. and got aboard air force 2. agnew had invited me to ride with him down to cape c

on sunday the baltimore sun called the president quote the most dishonest man to ever occupy the oval office and said it's quote better to have a few rats and to be one the mayor also weighed in. we're not going to ignore anyone degrading. and this is like in the no one even the house is only black republican condemned trump's attack allies are cummings and chairman cummings is someone who i have worked with closely on all kinds of legislation and 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 a senior white house official defended the president's attack on cummings i understand why but that doesn't mean that it's racist the president is pushing back against what he sees as wrong it's how he's done in the past and he'll continue to do in the future but in baltimore the public's not having it because the downgrade everybody knows. the fix but the problem is is that a downgrade. a message to the man who was supposed to be promoting unit

for his loya in february, the president clears out the oval office tone be aith comey, and asks him too of the investigation into michael flynn, the former national security adviser. mueller's report states comey felt these weredi ct orders from the president. desjardins: tension builds quickly. comey: i have been authorized by the department of justice... desjardins: on march 20 of 2017, comey publicly tells congress that the fbi is investigating russian atd cks on the election y links to the trump campaign. the mueller report shows the president immediately starts contacting or relaacng messages to thng attorney general, intelligence officials,ly and repeat to comey himself, asking for public declarations that the president is not under investigation. on may 3, comey testifies beforeongress and does not say what the president wants. brangham: the president l fires comey six daer. on page 70, mueller writes that,ig on the of comey's firing, the white house wanted to put out a statement saying it was acting attorneygeneral ra to fire comey. but rosenstein said he wouldn't participate i

don't do that from the oval office or from the office of the presidency.ree world. howard: since you brought it up.kristen just finished. people don't like me for saying it, i actually could care less it doesn't matter to me. howard: i'm simply going to ask, do you think the passion you bring into this and breaking with a guy that you work for and generally supported is in part because your grandparents came from italy, you come from an immigrant family? >> 100 percent, that's what i just said to you. you will not diss in value your personal story to stay loyal to the president. he does an apple on the floor, in order to stay will oil you want to call in an orange? i'm just not going to do that. and by the way, politicians will do that. i get that but i'm a business person. i'm running $12 billion for $11 billion of capital, we are trading all day. i trade hundreds of millions of dollars on a handshake. i'm not going to disembowel my personal integrity or personal story to say something that is true is not true. i'm not going to do that. by the way, he is

he brought it up again in the oval office? >> what did he say in the oval office? host: he brought up that they had a business dealing. >> mueller said that he was a member for a while and he wasn't using the club and he sent a letter and resigned and it was pretty normal. the interesting thing to me about that detail is that a lot of people present mueller and trump from completely different worlds. that trump is this guy from queens and he's more of a rough-and-tumble character and mueller is this born and bred american aristocrat who went to st. paul's with john kerry and it's interesting just in terms of how the world works that trumps golf clubs were fined by mueller at least for a time apparently. host: jonesboro, georgia. caller: good morning. i have a question. during the mill or investigation, why was not one democrat questioned? the --o, why were all everybody on mother's team including wiseman, why was he on mueller's team. and i would like to ask robert mueller personally did he write this report or did wiseman write it. there are several questions that

a newspaper is describing the president as the most dishonest man to ever occupy the oval office roslyn jordan has the story the president of the united states donald trump is the president of the entire united states but residents of baltimore maryland are angry trump has called their city quote a disgusting rat and rodent infested mess is a horrible president. and says he's racist and he's fraudulent. he's an embarrassment to what our country thinks that we stand for having been overheated you know it makes me you know a bit embarrassed for the country trumps lamp baltimore and economically and socially diverse city near washington as part of an attack on its longtime congressman elijah cummings cummings leads the committee investigating the president's political and financial ties he's also criticized the president's immigration policy drunk called cummings corrupt and quote a brutal bully there is nothing racist in stating plainly what most people already know that a larger cummings has done a terrible job for the people of his district and of baltimore itself. he also attacked the