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on twitter, writing, quote, "i informed john bolton last night that his services are no longer needed at the white house. >> we're just hearing from peter bakerjohn bolton has texted him as well saying that he offered to resign and resign today. so that version is differing very much from the firing version that comes from the president. >> john bolton just texted me. >> oh. >> just now, he's watching >> can you read it >> yeah. he said, "let's be clear i resigned." and i said, "do you mind if i say that," while you were talking, and he wrote, "yes. so john bolton has just told me -- texted me that said, "i resigned." >> seth: this is insane. they're all talking to each other through the television [ laughter ] trump is firing people via tweet, bolton is texting news anchors on live tv to respond. it's like if you were watching a soap opera and in the soap opera, one of the characters said, "oh, my god. john's evil twin is at home watching this. and he just texted me to say - ♪ he's alive." [ light laughter ] [ applause ] today during a meeting in the oval office, trump was asked about his decision to fire bolton and then tried simultaneously

we're just hearing from peter baker that john bolton has texted him saying he offered to resign and resigned today. so, that version is differing very much from the firing version that comes from the president. where does this leave the troops having served in iraq and knowing the troops in afghanistan as a member of armed services, how does this make people on the front lines feel when they see such disarray in washington? >> well, they're going to feel stranded, andrea. they are doing their job. we've asked them to step up, to leave their families behind, to go into harm's way and defend america and kwet are the top leadership from the commander in chief to his advisers can't get their act together and can't come up with a cohesive approach to what we're doing in the middle east whether it's iraq or afghanistan or syria. this is a real problem. troops are in harm's way right now and we expect them to get up and do their jobs and yet we don't have a president or a national security adviser who are willing to do their jobs. >> ask you about the excuse the president gave over the weekend. he

baker, chief white house correspondent for the "new york times." tom nichols, professor of national security affairs at the u.s. naval war college. and john heilemann, national affairs analyst, co-author of "game change" and "double down" and co-host of "the circus" on showtime. good evening and welcome to you all. peter baker, you've been covering white houses the longest so you get to lead us off. we have what is now back up in a major hurricane category, it's grown from a 2 to 3 just with the 11:00 eastern time advisory. we have a major storm clawing its way up the eastern seaboard. but we must in this new reality counterbalance that against a major slight as perceived by the president, thus look at what we're here talking about. >> well, that's right. i thought you were right to put the tim apple example up there. that's another good example. when the president says something that is caught on tape, that is clearly, you know, in the record and then denies what you've seen and heard. he lives within his own reality at times and he refuses to back down in the face of obvious evidence to the contrary. there's even reporting by my own pap

. >> let's dig deeper into the president and john bolton. peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times," his story on john bolton is today's must-read front-page story. peter, we have spent the last several years talking about whether the people around president trump would keep him from acting on his worst instincts, but in this case, it was john bolton, not the president, who is the one pushing for more conflict, not less. and i want to share what the president said about him back in may. >> john is a -- he has strong views on things, but that's okay. i actually temper john, which is pretty amazing, isn't it? nobody thought that was going to -- i'm the one that tempers him. but that's okay. john bolton is absolutely a hawk. if it was up to him, he'd take on the whole world at one time, okay? >> so, no matter what else you think about president trump, does the president deserve credit, i guess you could say, for trying to keep us out of more wars which john bolton would be inclined to do the opposite? peter? >> well, it's an int

. >>> i'm joined now by peter baker, chief white house correspondent, gabe debenedetti and z erment rlina maxwell and johnod hoar tz, msnbc contributor. thanks for being with us. peter baker, we were just quoting at the top of the show from your story about this drama, this story you just broke in the last few minutes, this drama involving wilbur ross and the commerce secretary. it is the commerce department that has jurisdiction over noaa. take us through what you are reporting happened there over the last few days. >> exactly. we all remember the birmingham office of the national weather service contradicted the president when he said alabama most likely would be hit. five days later, the national -- noaa, the parent agency issued an unusual statement chastising that office saying they spoke with too much certainty and basically, in effect admonishing them for contradicting the president. turns out that statement came after the commerce secretary, wi wilbur ross, who oversees noaa got in touch with the acting noaa director and said he had to fix this situation. this contradiction is not something that c

francine: we are just getting a bloomberg headline saying that baker of the house john burke out willover when parliament can return. when parliament returns, what will they focus on? tim: they will want to statement from the prime minister as to his reaction to their government acted unlawfully. that will be a field day for their opponent. they may well be trying to find out about the negotiations boris johnson is supposedly conducting with the e.u. 27, and that is something he perhaps won't want to talk about but may be forced to do. there is the question that the leading and conservative party, which is in government at the moment, is holding its annual conference at the weekend and next week. will that be canceled because of the fact that parliament will be coming back or not? there are so many questions to ask. francine: thank you all for this pretty comprehensive coverage. e and sebastian salic. -- sebastian salek. because of the judgment and the commentary, it is unclear what boris johnson will do or say. there is nothing he can do to hang onto anything and parliament could reo

john as your correspondent. and i believe word is getting around in brussels that you're a bit of a baker i why does indeed for instance i got from the european competition commission or my creative estado she gave me her recipe for her right bread she's actually quite a baker baking regularly it's a fantastic recipe then i've made bread for cyprus the clue retook to law which is of wheat bread covered in sesame seeds so lovely bread and of course i went for a tasting to meet the cypriot commissioner for he's the commissioner for humanitarian aid currently and he loved it so much that he offered that we could start a business together baking bread a fresh one of the ok now you've been so successful there's a book tell us about the book exactly in the book basically combining all the puns and bongs all the fun and all the great recipes so dreamy the book has the whole variety 28 excellent loaves and 28 insights and ideas about what europe is all about wonderful now that you made it all world grade bread as you describe it but put you on the spot here what show favorite german bread and why well my favorite german bread

"the hill"'s john solomon, reporting to the former fbi council james baker, mccabe was "dead serious"bout the idea, surreptitiously reporting the president of the united states and making the case that trump should be removed from office. oh, a coup. even set on "60 minutes" that rod rosenstein was serious about the lawyer and about invoking the 25th amendment. my sources telling me mccabe could face criminal charges but i assume this means a grand jury will be convened, 10 days, 7, 10, 14 days. we will wait and see. but i want to be very clear. i want andrew mccabe to know this. oh, yeah, the lawyer for stormy daniels, i gave him the benefit of the doubt. we live in a country where accusations against anybody, even from the doj inspector general and former colleagues of the fbi, yeah, they are incredibly damning, aren't they? but everybody deserves the presumption of innocence. innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, and by the way, i will not deviate from that. it looks bad. it looks like mccabe will face just as very soon. no one has to wonder if he's feeling differently to

water gate changed dramatically, because of the urban hearing, when john dean got up and testified and alex butterfield and howard baker did a superb job, the whole thing was handled very, very well and it sank in with the public and the public realized the solemnnity, the gravity of what is going on of and the white house might try to block and not let anybody come up. i personally believe they will wave the executive privilege but i think this has to be done with an eye toward television. >> and not the first time we've heard someone raise the john dean testimony there. and the question, will there be a john dean here, someone from inside the administration with a moment of conscience saying this shall not stand, in effect. patrick healy, you say trump is acting more like a banana republic dictator than an american president. specifically to this exchange yesterday, i want to play it for our audience, the president describing the whistleblower as a spy. have a listen. >> i want to know, who's the person that gave the whistleblower, who's the person who gave the whistleblower the information? because that's close to a

john jones. i recently took a train tip from los angeles to san francisco and from bakers field to emryville one gets to see from the window of the train numerous homeless encampments. most of us get to see these encampmentses, congregation of tents from eye level. when you are on the train on top of the railroad embankment you see it from 10 to 15 feet. my impression of these encampments was these are horrific placement. this report is unable to capture the horror of these homeless encampments. i felt that they were a threat to the surrounding communities. over a period of time, civilized society would be impossible given these encampments and how people inter acted with each other. the charge was made that the individuals involved in reaching to the homeless and meeting their needs are racist because of the lack of chinese being served. i would like to suggest another reason. the chinese have strong families. i have seen it time and time again. i live in excellin excel see or. that is why there are fewer receiving the services. it is to their credit. i hope it is perceived as a compliment. >>

john for his resignation today. msnbc political analyst, we're going to speak shortly with peter baker who is on the phone reportin t

we're joined by stephanie baker, bloomberg news senior writer to talk about what's happening also in the world of politics in the u.s. with the firing or resignation of johnthe most hawkish national security advisors we've seen. when you look at the repercussions that this means for foreign policy, does president trump now have any pushback from anyone in his near team? stephanie: well, iran is a tricky one for him to manage not just within his own administration and white house but within the republican party. he campaigned with a hard line substance on iran. bolton was a hawk on iran and against any kind of diplomatic overtures. trump is saying he's open to a meeting. pompeo repeated that yesterday he'd be open to a meeting without preconditions. this hard line policy on iran has not worked out for trump. but him trying to come to some sort of deal with iran in the run-up to 2020 could be very tricky. tom: stephanie, you know an uproar from this, coming from the right and left and baffled as well and thought bernstein was exceptionally strong with threads on twitter. he writes for bloomberg opinion. it's not that it's scathing but very informed about wh

john brennan might be 1b. peter strzok, lisa page, jim baker and andy mccabe on indictment watch.16. if he appears to be a little bit reluctant to trust the intelligence community and law enforcement, that's who he would have been dealing with in 2016. >> bill: two days ago ari fleischer was on our show talking with julie describing the january 2017 meeting in trump tower. this is transitional period now into a new presidency. the country has voted two months prior and fleischer characterized it this way. >> think what james comey was doing. instead of meeting a new president elect to begin a relationship and get to know one another, he began to treat the president-elect as if he were part of a crime, a witness to a potential crime and sought information. that's why he fed it back to the team. extraordinary on top of so many other things that show terrible, terrible judgment by james comey and his team. >> bill: my guess is that summarizes it for you. >> well, it does. i would add to this to what he said. i would love jim comey to say what was the evidentiary evidence for you beli

baker, strzok, page. how about sally yates, the former acting director who helped set up joe flynn. how about the vice president of the united states. even more than johnuess. did he call to testify? how about barack obama. has he been called to testify? how about any subpoenas from their documents? >> obama is making movies on netflix. they don't want to get to the bottom of anything. >> joe biden, the "washington post" reported joe biden going to ukraine and his son getting this big job in ukraine while democratic operatives are work with ukrainians to target trump. i thought we cared about foreign collusion. the real answer is we only care about foreign collusion when you are a democrat. jerry nadler is going to manage to uncover what the fbi, the cia, the southern district of new york, the district of washington. the eastern district of virginia.. the entire upper-level our law enforcement. jerry nadler is going to get to the bottom. mark: when we get back, i want to ask you about this guy steele and his collusion with the russians. but before we do that. here is an interesting point. we have this phoney impeachment investigation. the way this is s

baker, stroke, page, what about sally eights the former acting attorney general of the united states to help set up, how about joe biden who is vice president of the united states , even more than john adams, most active. as he called to testify, how about barack obama. has he been called to testify, how about any of their documents. any subpoena from their documents. >> obama's making movies, so nothing, they don't want to get to the bottom of anything. >> no, and interestingly enough, joe biden, the washington post himself reported on joe biden going to the ukraine and his son getting this big job right after he. [inaudible] while democratic operatives are working to target trump. nothing to see here. i thought we cared about foreign collusion. the real answer is we only care about it when it doesn't involve democrats. >> are you fiercely telling me jerry nadler, one of the weakest member of congress, a failed politician at every level, jerry nadler is going to uncover on donald trump of the fbi can the cia come the southern district of new york, the district of washington, the eastern district of virginia, basically the entire upper level, no, jerry nadler is going to get to the

baker, in london, stephanie, i go to you, the tension with kiev seems to be rudy giuliani versus sort of business as usual with johnname did the former of new york city doing in and around national security director john bolton? stephanie: well, as we understand, bolton was not happy sort ofdy giuliani's freelancing in ukraine, as it were, but, you know, i think the danger here is that, you know, what trump has succeeded in doing is elevating this story, and in cable news, the two words that are being repeated are " biden corruption," "biden theretion," even though is absolutely no evidence that joe biden did anything, is responsible for any kind of wrongdoing or acted in a corrupt way in any shape or form. and i think that is the danger that democrats face, is that this allegation will be repeated, will be front-page news, and if people are not paying attention, all they will do is associate biden with corruption, even if it is an unsubstantiated allegation. francine: stephanie, thank you so much good we are i think expecting documents and transcripts to be announced today. chief washington correspondent and senio