so when he talks about -- >> he's saying it's a joke and a laughing stock. >> it is a joke. >> you agrees a joke, but sarah huckabee-sanders said he did not say it's a joke. >> she's asked a question about does he say the justice system, the whole system is a joke. and what i hear him saying is, what we have happening -- >> but she lied about -- or she was not accurate in her portrayal of what he said. >> i don't know. they didn't read it off to her. i don't know what she -- the question is thrown at her. my point is what the president said, the country is looking up, a lot of us, saying thank goodness we have a president who's going to go after this, you know what, because people are getting run over on halloween. >> i just want to the play what sarah sanders said. >> why did the president call the u.s. justice system a joke and a laughing stock during his comments? >> that's not what he said. >> he said that the system of justice in this country -- >> he said that process. he said the process has people calling us a joke and calling us a laughing stock. look, i think, as i told marjori

because what we have right now is a joke and it's a laughingstock. no wonder so much of this stuff takes place. >> so you heard the president say what we have right now, talking about the justice system, is a joke and a laugh g laughingstock. keep that in mind as we hear sarah sanders denying what the president said. >> why did the president call the u.s. justice system a joke and laughingstock. >> that's not what he said. >> he said the system of justice -- >> he said the process has people calling us a joke and calling us a laughingstock. look, i think, as i said, he's simply pointing out his frustration at how long this process takes, how costly this process is and particularly for someone to be a known terrorist, that process should move faster. that's the point he's making. that's the frustration he has. >> there's that. also, sarah sanders' announcement that the white house considers the alleged killer an unlawful enemy combatant. i want to bring in the panel, kristen powers and phil mudd. >> i think generally his entire reaction to this hasn't

one thing to say, you know, it's a joke. it's a laughing stock of the it's another thing for the president of the united states to be saying. >> anderson, it's so true when our nation is attacked and lives are lost here. we look for the president for leadership to help us skilg, also also the defend the constitution our founding documents and the virtues that make america great not to attack them. and it actually was very similar to what happened with those prior law enforcement comments because the president also said he might consider sending this gentleman to kwaun tan month. well now we're hearing reports that in fact the man by the president's own justice department is going to be charged as he should be in the u.s. justice system. so you have a repudiation there by the president's own justice department. by heavens, the attorney general was sitting right across from president trump. he should have stood up and walked out. >> professor, what do you say to those who are watching and say he should go to began tan mow. >> i

because what we have right now is a joke and it's a laughing stalk.much of this stuff takes place. >> later this afternoon his press secretary said in short, he didn't say what you heard him say. jim acosta asked her about it. what more can you tell us? >> contrast what the president did today, injecting politics in the aftermath of the terror attack in new york, contrast that what he did in las vegas. you were out there, you remember in the days after that attack in las vegas, the president saying hang on a second, we can't politicize this tragedy or talk about gun control right now. he did the exact opposite today. he seized on the thing of immigration. he also talked about getting away from this diversity lottery system saying it duds not have the proper vetting and screening measures in place when in fact it does. he also blamed that system as you said on the senate majority leader chuck schumer that that was signed into program by former president george bush. >> we just heard the president say the justice system in america is a joke and laughing

justice system a joke. there is a system in place for dealing with terror suspects like the one in new york city. they can be declared enemy combatants. they can be transferred to guantanamo. that terror attention center was not closed by president obama despite that was one of his key promises during his two terms in office. and so the system that is in place right now for going after terrorists across the world is that, yes, they can be treated as enemy combatants and transferred to guantanamo. it sounds like the president is open to that possibility. he told reporters that exact thing just a few moments ago, wolf. >> he certainly did. he said he's open to that. he would consider that. he really went after the democrats at one point saying the democrats don't want to do what's right for our country because they oppose his proposals to change the immigration system here in the united states. jim acosta at the white house. thanks very much. the suspect, sayfullo saipov, used a truck to orchestrate this deadl

. >> when you laugh, it's a racial joke. when you don't laugh, it's a racist joke. >> just for the record, my arab friends, i don't do any arab jokes in my act. not that you're not funny but, you know, i don't want to die. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. i did a festival in telluride, colorado. a ski town. not a lot of minorities there. i was talking to this dude. he says, yo, man, before you go, i got to ask you one thing, where are you from? i went, i'm from south carolina but my parents are from india. he went, what? but you talk exactly like i do. and then i showed him a video of an asian kid rapping and his head exploded. >> the state of diversity in comedy is the same in this country. they walk hand in hand. comedy is more diverse as it's been but not near enough as it should be. >> who is racist, black or white people? black people because we hate black people too. >> comedy is anger, fear, insecurity and self-denigration. >> it's like the civil war going

a god. you know. as for doing jokes and stuff our look part of my atheism came from watching george collins he wasn't the reason i became an ideas but he was the last little push and it was humor that actually brought me over the line on that and you know if i can joke about there not being a god or whatever or. what he question one of us are truly just people they hate you don't call and say hey bill maher i think they do that how weird is it to hide and i think is the white house tonight the is someone who believes in nothing i hate that i hate that whole theory that people have when they start going well if you are and i used why don't you just write people want you killed why don't you just do your book because i'm not a right but i'm not a murderer and i believe in being good to people that's why i don't do it i don't do it because religion gives me this punishment but if i'm a bad person i go to hell but if i'm a good person i go to heaven like the idea for me is. if there was a god let's say there is a good god t

justice system a joke and a laughing stock. he's suggesting he'd send the new york suspect to guantanamo bay in cuba. is the president playing politics with a deadly terror attack? >>> putin's propaganda. lawmakers released some of the ads russian troll farm purchased on facebook during the u.s. election campaign. what were the hot-button issues russian meddlers used to try to divide americans? >>> and fear of flight. with former trump campaign chairman paul manafort now under arrest, court papers in the russia probe show he has three u.s. passports and registered a phone and e-mail account under a fake name, but those aren't the only reasons he's considered a flight risk. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news. an urgent investigation is now underway into how and why a lone attacker driving a rental truck killed eight people and injured 13 others in new york city. police called it a page straight out of the isis playbook, saying the suspect who was shot and wounded wa

do you believe our justice system is a joke? do people say it's a laughingstock?iticism here on both sides, when you have people from the left who talk about how it's pro police and anti-minority, and people on the right say it's a giveaway to terrorists. it is by far the best legal system in the world. i have not practiced law in many years but the adversarial system and the jury system, it's a great check on power. it does protect peoples' rights and gets the job done. on terror cases in new york, they have had excellent results. the bomber from last year, that has already gone to trial. >> if he's wrong on the facts, and he is impugning the integrity of our justice system, shouldn't that be called out by other elected leaders? >> well, i basically support the president on key issues and on this it's important for me as a member and a member of congress to say there are imperfections of the legal system, and i can disagree with supreme court decisions, and sometimes prosecutors or defense attorneys go too far, but as your father served, he would say this is the

it's a joke. he didn't say people say it's a laughing stock or a joke. you can literally just go become and watch it. you can read a transcript of it. i mean, this is not a debate over what he said. it's very clear what he said. it's like me saying, hey, brooke, do you went an apple? then five minutes later i asked for a banana. >> we have it. >> you may have picked up that reference. >> i got that. apples and bananas. let me play the sound in case people haven't heard the president. roll it. >> we also have to come up with punishment that's far quicker and far greater than the punishment these animals are getting right now. they'll go through court for years. at the end they'll be who knows what happens. we need quick justice and we need strong justice. much quicker and much stronger than we have right now. because what we have right now is a joke and it's a laughing stock. and no wonder so much of this stuff takes place. >> it's a joke. it's a laughing stock. >> it's right there. this is the point. you can say if you are sarah huckabee sanders look the

the aid says he took it as a joke and that president trump laughed it off as well. >>> more trouble. shocking allegations against roy moore. the republican nominee for the alabama senate seat. the washington post reports he initiated sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl when he was 32. and three other women gave similar accounts. moore denies the allegations, but republican lawmakers say if they're true, he must step aside. >>> planned disagreement. a controversial house republican tax plan makes it through committee as senate republicans unveil a tax plan of their own. will the two chambers be able to resolve their differences and send a bill to the president? >>> and alternate universe. after president trump taunts kim jong-un's regime and criticizes life in north korea. we're getting exclusive reaction from inside north korea where people tell cnn that life there is great. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in the situation room. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following multiple breaking news stories. president trump's former security chief has told congress that he rejected a rus

because what we have right now is a joke. and it's a laughing stock. >> let's go out to washington and bring in cnn reporter -- the laughing stock, you know, he's saying that the entire united states justice system is a joke but this person was caught quickly and has already had a court hearing and has been charged and one of the charges does carry the death penalty. do we know what he's exactly talking about? >> no. we don't. it's the simple answer. sara sanders of course was asked about this in the press briefing yesterday and tried to explain it as if trump was referring to what other people think of the justice system. >> let's play how she reacted. >> he said the process has people calling us a joke and calling us a laughing stock. he's simply pointing out his frustration of how long that this process takes, how costly this process is. >> yeah. exactly. so you just heard what the president said and how sarah sanders explained it and they don't really seem to line up. that's certainly to be ow she interprets his words. wha

called the justice system a joke. hat to the caution he had after the las vegas terror attacks. yesterday president trump described the u.s. justice system as a farce. >> we also have to come up with punishment that's far quicker and far greater than the punishment these animals are getting right now. they'll go through court for years. at the end they'll be -- who knows what happens. we need quick justice, and we need strong justice. much quicker and much stronger than we have right now. because what we have right now is a joke, and it's a laughing stock. and no wonder so much of this stuff takes place. >> reporter: questioned about that white house press secretary sarah sanders asked the public to ignore the words coming out of the president's mouth. >> why did the president call the u.s. justice system a joke and a laughing stock during his comments. >> that's not what he said. >> he said that the system of justice -- >> he said that process. he said the process has people calling us a joke and calling us a laughing

what we have right now is a joke. 's a laughing stock and no wonder that so much of this stuff takes place. britain's defence secretary resigns — as a wave of sexual harassment allegations hits parliament. doing his hit for brexit britain — on a trip to singapore, prince charles meets an orchid with a familiar name. hello. a man accused of using a pick—up truck to mow down pedestrians and cyclists in new york, killing eight people, has appeared in court charged with terrorism offences. sayfullo saipov, a 29—year—old immigrant from uzbekistan, is said to have told police he was inspired by videos from the extremist group the so—called islamic state, and wanted to kill as many people as possible. nick bryant reports. this is the kind of scene that preys on the minds of new yorkers — one that recalls the trauma of 9/11, one that reveals how this city is vulnerable to new forms of terror. a rented pick—up truck that became weaponised, a mode of attack that's common in europe, but now used to deadly effect on american soil,

what we have right now is a joke. >> i don't know what the president was referring to. the penalty in terrorism cases are extreme. >> the president needs to stop tweeting and start leading. >> the suspect was planning this about a year. he chose halloween because he wanted a big impact. >> this was the actions of a depraved coward. >> he did pre-planning, which means somebody has to know something. >> it is is beyond what is easy for us to imagine. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome the our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day", november 2nd. 6:00 in new york. alisyn is off. poppy harlow with me now. she was at the scene yesterday. >> right after you. >> president trump declares that the new york terror suspect should be executed. this comes after he called the american judicial system a joke and laughing stock. clearly pushing his hard line immigration and national security agenda. but he ignores a fundamental constitutional degree, due process of law. and he may have comp indicated this case. we'll tell

which is a very interesting way to do it. >> it wasn't even a joke. a a different app than twitter for my twitter. and you could like, schedule >> sometimes i would think about -- i come up with like two or three tweets, jimmy. i don't want to spoil you all at once. so, you know i want to pace it out. >> jimmy: okay. >> like schedule this for 8:00 p.m. okay, so one day i scheduled a a tweet, and i scheduled it for 8:05. >> jimmy: okay. >> i remember this specifically, because at 8:00, we killed osama bin laden. [ light laughter ] [ audience ohs ] the twitter-verse was aflame. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> i didn't even remember. then at 8:05, i tweeted, "why do my dog's doodies come out cold?" [ laughter ] i just want to remind you, i scheduled that. >> jimmy: oh, no. [ laughter ] >> i thought that was worth scheduling. >> jimmy: oh, no. how do people react? >> i mean, i think people give me the benefit of the do i mean, it's almost -- i feel very much like peter sellers in "being there" sometimes. because people read, and i feel like people looked a

because what we have right now is a joke. it's a laughing stock. >> what asked about that comment, white house press secretary sarah sanders misrepresented what the president said. >> he said the process has people calling us a joke and calling us a laughing stock. he's simply pointing out his frustration of how long that this process takes, how costly this process is. >> earlier, the president went after the system that allowed the terrorist suspect to enter the country in the first place. >> diversity, lottery sounds nice. it's not nice. it's not good. it's not good. it hasn't been good. we've been against it. so we want to immediately work with congress on the diversity lottery program on terminating it. >> the president targets new york senator charles schumer on twitter calling the diversity visa lottery a quote chuck schumer beauty. >> schumer was the sponsor of the 1990 legislation which distributes visas to countries where there's a low enter into the united states. >> earlier in the day the president said he would con

crime of them is that it's all kind of a joke that russia was i mean interfered in the us elections so put him on all major global platforms and everywhere in interviews here repeats that that kind of a joke and that basically that russian history. is driven by political conjuncture in the united states so basically the bottom line is that kremlin does not i mean denies all legations that's one thing the second thing if. to look at the logic i mean if two hypothetical we think that russia get into fear into us elections saw the russian leadership think this way that why the united states and washington can you know interfere into actions or internal affairs of other countries so why russia for example cannot do the same with regard to its own elections so all this kind of logic i think might be behind that ok scott what do you what do you make of that if russians are thinking that this whole thing is a joke what do americans think. well i think many americans now realize how serious this is because let's be clear russia did interfere in the u.s. elections and the line from the kremlin

justice system as a joke and a laughing stock.is response couldn't be more different than what he said after the mass shooting in las vegas. so we'll talk about this now. can we compare the two? good evening, by the way, how the president reacted to las vegas and versus yesterday. in the days following vegas president trump said it wasn't the time to talk about gun laws. for new york the president is nonstop tweeting about immigration laws and so on. he is quick when he thinks it kwirls his approximate political beliefs. >> that's exactly right. he thinks he can use this incident to further one of his aims and with las vegas he didn't want to talk about gun control because he's in the pocket of the nra. his response to this was not only to make it political, i was shocked at the pettiness of it. he immediately peshl ice it. goes after chuck schumer. this is chuck schumer's state, city. the city is hurting right now and you're going after the politician in washington who is perhaps most associated with it. and you're going after hi

. >>> the president also said he thinks our system of justice right now is a joke. listen. >> we need quick justice and we need strong justice. much quicker and much stronger than we have right now because what we have right now is a joke and it's a laughing stock. and no wonder so much of this stuff takes place. >>> now, there are a number of issues with this. number one, the justice department that's a joke is the same justice department investigating the trump campaign. when asked about the comment white house spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders said the president didn't say american justice was a joke but rather he said people say it is. >> he said the process has people calling us a joke and calling us a laughing stock. >> did he? let's go back to the president's comment. again, listen again, make your own decision. >> what we have right now is a joke and it's a laughing stock. >> in the meantime two major things we're watching today, we should get details on tax reform and the president should name a new fed chair. >> if you have comments or want to weigh in wh

much quicker and much stronger than we have right now because what we have right now is a joke and it's a laughing stock.

because what we have right now is a joke. and it's a laughing stock. >> reporter: now, in the press briefing just now, sarah sanders still insisted the president is not politicizing this tragedy. saying there is a difference between playing politics and discussing policy. this in spite of the fact that the president took to twitter to call out chuck schumer as well as democrats more broadly in the wake of this attack in new york, jake. >> all right. sara murrayy, thanks so much. lots to discuss with my terror panel. phil mudd, juliette kayyem, the former assistant secretary in the department of homeland security and retired congressman mike rogers. phil, let me start with you. does the diversity visa lottery do any good? is it worth considering the u.s. getting rid of it? >> look, this is a very for politicians and for americans thinking about american culture as an immigrant society. as a counterterrorism professional, i don't think people in my industry would view people coming into that program as a particular threat. if yo

justice system a joke. let's go to jim acosta, this story started breaking at the end of my show yesterday, we are barely 24 hours in, and the president is already pushing congress for several major changes. >> right. i think president trump, brooke, now has the world record for injecting politics into the aftermath of a terror attack. that is exactly what has happened in the last 12 hours or so as the president has been tweeting about this. and if you look at the comments he made at the beginning of his cabinet meeting, in addition to regarding the u.s. justice system as a joke and a laughing stock, he also called for sweeping changes to the nation's immigration system saying we should get rid of the diversity lottery system this has been in place for almost two decades. keep in mind when the president blames the senate minority leader and democrats for this, this was a program put in place by democrats and republicans and 2013 gang of eight that tried to do away with it. republicans and democrats. so the

in bad taste but it was just that, a joke. >> just a joke. next guest was not laughing at it.ainst carman and she won. show you video when it was announced you won on tuesday night. how did you feel that you actually pulled it off? >> well, thank you erin for having me. i was so shocked. i wasn't expecting it by any stretch, and so i think i'm still shocked at this point. i've pretty much -- that is kind of the trend this entire process for me. i never expected to do this. so then to win and have the support of my family and former classmates and former teachers and friends and neighbors has been everything to me. truly humbled and grateful. >> i know you were motivated by the facebook post, woman cooking dinner and comment about women's protest being over in time to cook dinner. here he is at meeting you attended because you were angry at this. >> you know what this has made me realize? how blessed i am. women i'm surrounded by, my family, friends and colleagues, are all strong, confident women who are sure of themselves. didn't get offended by this. they looked at it, they l

>> jimmy: well, you did send him the horse in all fairness. >> it was a joke. . load him up and get him back. [ laughter ] that's what it was. >> jimmy: you don't think the horse knewsed so now i didn't see it. but from what inferpeople arewill and thing happened. maybe it's being around conan all >> jimmy: the horse is said to be unrideable. >> of course he is unrideable. all he had to do was take a dump on the stage. now he' there may be litigation. and maybe i'll get a call from peta. and apparenthis part? >> jimmy: the horse broke into his mansion? that i dhear. >> a was kicked in the head.really. no good. >> no, that's no good. so if you run into conan, it was supposed to be a joke. how crazy can the horse be? y. i don't want to defend conan. bottom line -- >> it sounds like you are defending him. >> jimmy: bottom line you sent me the better gift is what i'm sayi it is not kickin head. [ cheers and applause ]>> for the s had sent you the horse, there would be none of this "my wife loves it, we're keeping the has a half achor in studio ci where is he going t

justice, much quicker and much stronger than we have right now because what we have right now is a joke, and no wonder so much of this stuff takes place. the city has experienced worse dawns, and waking up to the threat of terror may well be an irreversible fact of life. nick bryant, bbc news, manhattan. yes. president trump has called for tighter immigration measures and an end to the diversity lottery programme, the method the suspect used to obtain an american visa. the president said the united states needed to get tougher, smarter, less politically correct, and he described the us justice system as "a joke and a laughing stock". this from our north america editorjon sopel. he's the fbi's worst nightmare. sayfullo saipov, an immigrant from uzbekistan in central asia who's become radicalised in the us and has barely flickered on their radar screen. as forensic experts continued to pore over the truck that he weaponised, the president is combing over america's immigration system and is demanding that the green card lottery be ripped up. so we want to immediately work with congress on

trump says this is ajoke and a this, when donald trump says this is a joke and a laughing stock, for president to criticise the legislation in this country with such strong language is one thing, and as some people have said, these tweets were divisive. and is this really the time to be so divisive? but these are harsh times. i am not the commander—in—chief. i can't criticise this. but i am very concerned that the world at large is becoming so anti— muslim. and personally i find that a hard thing to swallow. yes. let's look at the big financial story of the day, which will be, assuming donald trump does not surprise us later today with this nomination, thatjerome pal could be the next boss of the federal reserve. we've spoken about this before. but this speaks about the fact that this is the continuity candidate. and in this instance, he will not be destructor, donald trump. —— jerome powell. will not be destructor, donald trump. ——jerome powell. other people have been spoken about, like kevin walsh, who are less late janet yellen. yes, but who is donald trump? it comes from real est

because what we have right now is a joke. and it's a laughing stock. >> sarah sanders characterizing remarks when asked by reporters. >> he said the system of justice -- >> he said the process. he said the process has people calling us a joke and calling us a laughing stock. >> the president's comments and tweets starkly different from the mass shooting in las vegas that left 58 dead and injuring hundreds more. the president then dismissing the idea of discussing gun control as inappropriate. it took 24 hours for the president to reach out to new york's leaders after the attack. but the governor making clear the president's tweets are a distraction. >> the president's tweets were not helpful. i don't think they were factual. i think they tended to point fingers and politicize the situation. >> today is expected to be another big day here at the white house as the president unveiled his pick for chairman of the federal refb not to be overlooked is house republicans as they unveil their tax plan. chris, back to you. >> joe johns

not a joke. think about it. if you have a chance to buy starbucks or a dunkin' donuts coffee, would you go? who are your friends -- where do you go? who are your friends? the middle class is becoming increasingly isolated. people coming from the middle class or self isolated. there is a new elite in america and the new elite is not based on your pedigree or where you are born. it is based on cognitive capability. but there's not much engagement anymore. there's not much engagement. guy whople, i have a was with me here at the university of delaware. was president of the janitors union in rhode island. he comes from a modest background like i did. he and his brother are great successes. his brother was a national security adviser. his brothers one of the leading in terms of public policy. he's here now. but i asked the president, what do you want? i want you to let me set up a middle-class task force. so i called 19 cabinet meetings. he gave me authority to do it. the first cabinet meeting, i said i want each of y

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when i start another it's a joke from someone who has fled the conflict. it's a matter of democracy and no longer just a matter of independence but personally i think it's bad news for a government to have political prisoners and it can affect those of us who are in favor of independence. for catalonia as ousted leadership the route to independence has taken them here a jail awaiting the next stage of their inquisition over charges of rebellion. but i just i mean they are here know and they are fine but they are worried about their families in catalonia as well as in spain they are determined to move forward and

because what we have right now is a joke, and it's a laughingstock. >> mr. president, do you want the assailant from new york sent to -- >> i would certainly consider that. send him to gitmo, i would certainly consider that, yes. >> thafs the president less than 24 hours after a terrorist killed eight people in new york city. he said he's consider sending a suspect who reportedly has a green card to guantanamo bay. that suspect now faces terrorism charges. he's accused of renting a truck and running over cyclists and pedestrians on a bike path in the name of isis. he told the fbi he's been studying isis videos, and his intent was to kill as many people as possible. joining my now shawn henry form assistant director at the fbi and nbc news analyst, and charlie sykes, animist nbc contributor, also on his second date with me for the day. so cut him some slack. vivian, let me start with you and any late reporting you have on where the investigation stands and what strikes you from the president's response to it thus far? >> well, the president's response is obvi

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because what we have right now is a joke and it's a laughingstock. >> the president called the u.s.em a joke and a laughi laughi laughingstock during his comments -- >> that's not what he said. >> he said that the system of justice -- >> he said that process. he said the process has people calling us a joke and calling us a laughingstock. >> are you surprised at the lengths that sanders, brian, will go to defend the president? it's truly shocking because the tape will show something and she will say, no, that's not what happened. with kelly -- >> people saw the same with john kelly. this is what people say when we see a credibility crisis at the white house. it continues to be a true on a daily basis lsh and sometimes we kind of get numb to it, don. we kind of forget how often there are these untruths. and i'm glad you're highlighting it with a clip like that that makes it really unclear. on basics like what you just showed, there's no rationale for that. >> let's play the comments. this is general kelly talking about the civil war. >> does the white house at least acknowledge the c

what we have right now is a joke. a laughing stock and no wonder that so much of this stuff takes place. also on the programme... our special series on the russian revolution continues. it took 16 years but eventually deep in the forest discovery was made. found here what were believed to be the remains of emperor nicholas ii and his family. the word of the year? a hint — it has something to do with the man on your screen. get in touch with us using the hashtag... ‘beyond—one—hundred—days‘. hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. from today there will be more security on the streets of new york but the city will not stop — that's the message from the governor, the mayor and the head of the police. the famous marathon will go ahead this weekend and new yorkers got their candy fix at the halloween parade last night. as investigators look for clue as to the motivation manhattan is determined to show resilience. president trump says this is a reminder that america's immigration s

that they believe that is true and they believe that he is the legitimate president if it is not a joke and this happens next week he class itself president what would that mean. that means trying times ahead that small protests to be seen on the streets of nairobi and opposition strongholds so we're likely to see more deaths unfortunately today another child was killed by police during the protests that took place that the opposition area in jacaranda so we will see a lot of this probably in coming days but we're also going to see people starting to speak to the issue of secession which is one of the major issues that has been talked about running up to during this current track to the electoral period we have a lot of people from western kenya and from coastal kenya who say that they do not feel part of this country considering that who kenya has been thrown in as president following the controversial election on the twenty sixth of october and following that five constituencies didn't vote that election now the president to receive the rapturous welcome as he took his oath of office

so this is all a joke, gloria? as i your defense. here's what msnbc described. >> he took a picture which is office says is a joke that showed him potentially not actually groping but mark whipping her. >> jesse: sows a potential boat, mock group, but it gets worse. the washington post who led the charge against roy more than posted this. i'm a feminist. i study rape culture, and i don't want african to resign. support is the left stand? it seems market. the left is not tried to prevent a make this about president trumps history with women. here's urban radios april ryan trying to divert the conversation fair sanders. >> she said that i have looked at everything in the past because i told you have he behaved, would you say to that as it relates to the allegatio allegations. >> i think hillary clinton should have dealt with her own issues before running for president. >> jesse: ouch, that hurt. but she makes a good point. the left is being left to recommend brooklyn's past. he settled sexual harassment lawsuits by multiple women and wa

our justice system is a joke. but my dad is a private citizen.sident of the united states publicly makes a statement like that, can this guy get a fair trial? >> there are two ways of looking at it. in one way you can imagine the president is the head of the d.o.j and it's not that different than a u.s. attorney saying, we want the death penalty. but i hearken you back to the '70s, the charles manson case when president nixon said that charles manson was obviously guilty. it set off a fury of motion practice. and the lesson we learned from that is it's very dangerous when it comes to pretrial publicity any time the chief executive makes a comment. it might create such a prejudicial atmosphere that that person simply cannot get a fair trial that he is constitutionally entitled tochlt. >> why, when you select a jury and say, have you heard anything about this guy, every single person on the jury will say, yeah, the president said give him the death penalty. >> it's not whether or not the jury has heard the statement, but it's whether or not they ca

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-- he said i took it as a joke and i passed it on to donald trump as a joke and we laughed about it and it was never really on the table. so that's his testimony under oath as relayed by three sources. >> was he standing by the door in front of donald trump's room all night? i mean, did he leave it open to whether or not somebody might have gone up after he had left? >> well, that's a great point. we're led to believe that democrats were drilling down on this point. you say you were out the hotel room but he left at some point, didn't you? he testified he did go to bed at some point, according to our sources. he couldn't say for sure what happened for the rest of the night in donald trump's hotel room but he also testified that he was pretty certain that donald trump went to bed and nothing happened. >> ken thank you very much. >>> from "the washington post," they're reporting a potentially seismic allegation leveled against a candidate in the alabama senate race. a woman is alleging roy moore initiated a sexual encounter with her when she was just 14 years old and he was 32 years o

he probably does not like his ideas being called a joke but he has to compete with tory demands at homee to back down over their hope of putting the date of brexit into law. which is harder dealing with the tory party or the 27 other countries? you have described a two thirds of myjob. this is the most important negotiation and transition in our modern history, in peacetime anyway. of course it is difficult. people have passionate views. and which is harder? (laughs). idon't know the answer. it varies day by day. at home and away, this is no longer about pressing the flesh, as the deadline looms. the talks are getting tougher. the journey to the next phase of brexit, a charm offensive perhaps a little short on charm. pressure is growing on president robert mugabe with his own party zanu pf calling on him to go. that's been echoed by the veterans of the war against white rule in zimbabwe, who until now have long been the president's most ardent supporters. their leaders have called for a mass demonstration in the capital harare tomorrow. today, mr mugabe appeared in public for the first