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it's remarkable how calm he is, anderson.nutes later, the gunman would begin his murderous assault on that innocent crowd below. >> so that that was a call from the engineer to the hotel. do we know, did they then call law enforcement? >> reporter: that's the question. in what order did all of this happen? at this point, they simply aren't detailing that. we do not know. we want to know what happened in those six minutes. and that's a real question here, anderson. >> we're also learning that the gunman used the freight elevator prior to the shooting. >> reporter: absolutely. this is a detail that really caught our eye. because when you check into a hotel, you normally use the regular elevators. well, the mandalay bay, mgm resorts released this statement, acknowledging that the gunman did use the freight elevators saying, quote, as law enforcement has confirmed, the shooter was accompanied by a bellman on two occasions and a service elevator, along with his luggage. it is not a special perk, and guests do y to remain with thei

and she did a very difficult thing here, anderson. she talked about the fact that she we want back to her alleged attacker and that was a common theme in a number of these stories and is one of the things that kept these women silent. you know, that is a facet of some sexual assault allegations, that people do go back. >> the people within the company, though, i mean, you talked to multiple people who worked at harvey weinstein's company, that he used as honey pots, i think was the term you used in the story, to help lure women into his office or into a hotel room basically with the idea that, well, it wasn't just going to be him, you know, that there was actually going to be a legitimate meeting. how would that actually work? >> so we stalked to 16 former and current executives, assistants, and again and again they talked about this pattern of meetings that were ostensiblyel professional general meetings to discuss career prospects with aspiring actresses, aspiring models that take place sometimes several times a week on mr. weinstei

it's a shame anderson when the u.s.tate department are speaking out for journalist detained in prison in turkey trying to uphold the values. the president of his united states is contradicting the department and trying to tear down those values. >> jason, do you think that's appropriate? >> there is one of the one times i have to disagree with the president. brian i do have to say we have to get you an oxygen tank, sounds like you're running out of breath bringing out turkey and licenses. >> it's what rex tillerson said today. >> brian trying to bring that into the president, clearly he's frustrated about things in the media. i disagree, freedom of the press is very important. if i was still working with the president and with him right now, i'd probably say mr. president, the press corp is focused on two thing, one harvey weinstein and two the fact that the nationals one a big game. let's talk about your attacks rally you just had in pennsylvania. no need to get into there one. i disagree on this one. >> van it is -- t

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we'll get to anderson in just a second here.ust set you up as far as what we know in las vegas and this investigation. right now this woman is sitting down with the fbi. this is marilou danley, the shooter's girlfriend, and at this point in time she may be the only person who can shed any light on how a 60-something gambler and real estate investor with no criminal history came to commit the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. danley is back from a trip to her native philippines, where her sisters believe she was sent by this gunman so she wouldn't interfere in her boyfriend's plans for mass murder. so we'll bring you any news of what comes out of that interview as soon as we get it. meantime, president trump will be visiting las vegas. he's now there meeting with first responders and survivors. this as police have now

>> sure anderson. just to help your viewers out, there's a number of different levels for kef narrow vests, there's a three, 384 and the differentiation between them is the fabric that it's put together. it slows down the time the bullet strikes to vest before it can get to human tissue. if there had been ceramic plates or steel plates that's possible. i'm struck by the news earlier, late yesterday, earlier today about the computation he was doing on trajectory. so we know he was doi-- to make sure they rain fire down on a crowd. this was planned with military-style. i'm not worried about the police on their part they were deal being a killer who went to great lengths to kill as many people as possible. i'm concerned with police to make sure we get the information right. >>> the senators who said the president's words and actions could lead to world war 3. and why the white house the s attacking him for all things tweeting. >>> the congressman says we got it all wrong about the neo-nazi in charlottesvi

and he always said no, anderson. we should point out the doctor that we did mention, this las vegas area doctor, we did reach out to him via e-mail and cell and he did not respond to any of our requests to speak to us. >> all right. thanks very much. i want to go over that updated timeline one more time. at 959 the security guard authorities say was shot by the gunman. at 1005 the first shots were fired. he fired the last shots at 10:15 p.m. authorities breached the room at 11:20, though law enforcement had arrived sooner. james, i think i was on the air with you probably on wednesday from las vegas when there was a press conference from law enforcement wednesday night, and they sort of gave this timeline as saying it seemed to indicate it was the arrival by the security guard and then law enforcement that changed this from a shooting by this gunman out into the crowd to having it be focused on the security guard and law enforcement. that now seems to not be the case. so there's a lot of questions this raises about d

>> it is a total distraction, anderson.t shows two things -- >> if the russias were using disinformation through christopher steele, shouldn't that be investigated? >> well, look if there is something there, let's look into it. but the fact of matter is is that this dossier was opposition research. and as you noted and cnn has noted, started five of republicans paid for by a right leaning investigate entity. it doesn't matter who paid for it, opposition research happens in all campaign. in fact the clinton campaign and dnc would have been negligent to not follow through with everything in that dossier, i'm grad they did it. the big issue is what is in that dossier. perhaps what is in there is more true than what we know. i think that is -- that's what trump -- >> you're saying this is great opposition research. if the people in dnc and the clinton campaign believe that why doesn't somebody stan up and say, oh yeah i was the person -- >> okay let me answer that. it's my understanding that the person who knew about hasn't bee

anderson, this was general kelly's open to reporters. this is one of the first things he said when he walked into that briefing room, took to the podium as chief of staff. he wanted to make it very clear that he's not planning on going anywhere. >> he was also very clear about what his role is and what his role isn't. >> that's right. essentially said it stopped trying to judge my effectiveness as chief of staff based on the president's twitter habits. he made it abundantly clear that he does not see it as his job to try to control the president. he doesn't see it as his job to say mr. president you should or should not tweet that but rather the decisions that need to be made, that he has the right information, accurate information at hand and that he has the right people briefing him on his various options so he can reach a decision. so kelly obviously has gotten a lot of flak from plenty of chartering heads outside of the white house saying he's not effective because he can't control the twitte

anderson. >> all right.ry much. >>> the bombshell day for the president is coming at a time where his approval rate is thank youing. 38% say they approve of the job the president is doing. the previous for the poll was 39 in may. joining me now is gloria, and david gurgan. david, speaker ryan, should we expect more from him? he's brushing off and saying looking at the indictment which is the significant development in this investigation. >> anderson, i'm sure he's disstraugt because he does want to push tax reform. i do think speaker ryan's owed more of a statement than he has before. this is too serious and be respectful of the process and let the process play out. speaker ryan has as much of an interest as democrats do and heading off any firing of mueller. >> gloria, i guess the biggest card in this is how president trump continues to react to mueller's reaction. >> i've talked to multiple people today who have given me completely different stories. i have someone whose spoken with the president today who

anderson. >> tom foreman, appreciate it. time to hand things over to don lemon.arts right now. >>> breaking news, the biggest bombshell yet in the russia investigation and the white house is hoping you'll believe there's nothing to see here. just move along. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. the trump campaign's closest connection so far to russian meddling in the election. george papadopoulos, a former trump campaign foreign policy adviser pleading guilty to making a false statement to the fbi after he lied about his interactions during the campaign with a foreign contact who discussed dirt related to hillary clinton's e-mails. that's not an accusation. that's not an allegation. it's fact. papadopoulos admits it. now the administration has been insisting all along there's no evidence of collusion with russia.

"ac 360" are anderson cooper starts right now. >>> good evening, a bigger evening tonight accusing new accusers coming forward in the weinstein scandal. >>> also new reporting turmoil on the white house. we begin with breaking news in the battle to save lives over property in another piece of paradise, northern california whine ice country. the death toll stands at 21. yesterday mandatory evacuation order wen out for the county of calistoga. tell us what you've been seeing on the ground there. >> reporter: anderson, first of all this fire in sonoma county is still zero to little percent contained. i want to show you what we see behind us. you can see the smoke, obviously

>> they have not, anderson. and keep in mind the president has repeatedly called the russia investigation fabing news but now that i suppose it involves the clinton campaign and the dnc they think it's very much real news. during the briefing today i asked the white house press secretary where was the evidence that the president tweeted about earlier tht day that hillary clinton had colluded with the russians and here is what she had to say. >> how about evidence of collusion by -- sarah, the president made a charge that hillary clinton -- >> i think i've addressed that pretty thoroughly. mike, go ahead. >> you're saying that -- >> i'm saying that i'm calling on your colleague. >> okay. well then will you address that question? >> now, with he saw a pattern throughout the briefing today, anderson and that is every time that the question came up of the russia investigation sarah huckabee sanders from the white house podium said if there's any collusion going on it's with the clinton campaign, the dnc and the russ

let me put that into expert specific for a moment, anderson. i also want to know for example what his credit card says. did he ever check in that hotel before, did he get gas in that neighborhood, does he have google certainlies about mandalay. i want to know over time when he acquired the weapons, did that correspondent at all to the trip into las vegas. when he was communicating with his family, when he texted his brother. whether these communication patterns changed. the bottom line here, anderson you're talking in the last few days and what the cameras say. i want a picture time line going back three years that suggest to me whether there's changes in that time line. and when i interview friends and girlfriend when they saw any changes when he checked in on september. we ought to know that soon. >>> when we come back, the incredible story of an iraq war vet at the concert, how he took a truck, used it to save lives. bringing people to the hospital. yet up to 90% fall short on getting key nutrients. let's do more. one-a-day men's. complete w

. >> reporter: well, anderson, just as you said, this is a significant shift. up until now our information was that the gunman on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hoilgts was firing on this crowd, this crowd of 22,000 innocent concertgoers, and then he turned his gunfire to the security guard. so shoot at the crowd first then turns to the security guard and that diverts the gunfire from the crowd to the security guard. the information we're getting today from the sheriff is that the security guard, jesus campos was shot first. here is what the sheriff said. >> he was injured prior to the mass volley of shooting. what we have learned is mr. campos was encountered by the suspect prior to his shooting to the outside world. >> reporter: and this is a significant time shift because according to what the sheriff says today, anderson, it was a six-minute time shift. the security guard was shot

we'll get to anderson in just a second here. but let me just set you up as far as what we know in las vegas and this investigation. right now this woman is sitting down with the fbi. this is marilou danley, the shooter's girlfriend, and at this point in time she may be the only person who can shed any light on how a 60-something gambler and real estate investor with no criminal history came to commit the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. danley is back from a trip to her native philippines, where her sisters believe she was sent by this gunman so she wouldn't interfere in her boyfriend's plans for mass murder. so we'll bring you any news of what comes out of that interview as soon as we get it. meantime, president trump will be visiting las vegas. he's now there meeting with first responders and survivors. this as police have now released body camera video that captures the panic and the chaos as officers worked frantically just to get people to safety and to find the gunman. we're going to play you just a piece of

>> it's hard to say how many families, anderson, were misled or tricked.may have just scratched the surface actually. we had been told about at least two other girls from uganda. they're actually viola's sisters who were adopted by american families and so far those women have been unwilling to reunite the girls with their mother in uganda. >> so, you mentioned the orphanage where mara and viola were taken. is that still open? >> the uganda government told us, anderson, the orphanage has been closed. they found they were operating illegally, prosecuting guardianship orders fraudulently and traffic being children. we weren't able to reach anyone from the orphanage to ask about this since it as p been closed the meanwhile the fbi and state department have been investigating eac to its ties to the alleged trafficking scheme. in fact, last year the state department debarred and shut down that adoption agency for three years after finding that eac failed to adequately supervise its foreign country providers to ensure that they didn't engage in the sale, abducti

>> you're right, anderson. the location is going to be staying open for the next couple hours, believe it or not they have more blood than they need because of this tremendous turnout. in the midst of this terrible day we're in a cocoon of inspiration. this is the line of people behind me who are still waiting to give blood. this woman, for example, giving blood right now, i have come here to distract you from the needle in your ample tell me your name? >> karen. >> how are you doing? >> i'm all right. >> have you given blood before? >> i have. >> what prompted you to come today? >> i give regularly, and i'm o negative which is universal. >> wonderful that you're here. how long did you wait in line? >> i was fast tracked because i have o negative, so only two hours. >> you're a special person. >> others have waited ten plus hours. >> you're doing my job. she's absolutely right there were people waiting for more than ten today. but they say because of this tremendous turnout throughout the city of las vegas and

and here's the thing, anderson. the president is commander and chief, a commander can chose what ever way they want to reach out to people who suffer these kind of losses. i saw mrs. johnson this morning on the news and it brought back a lot of memories for me. this is a young woman who is going through the toughest time she'll ever go through in her life, and to have this kind of crap thrown on top of it where she's at the center of a storm because of someone saying different things that just aren't true isn't fair to her. she's going through the stages of grief, she's a young woman. it really brought me back to time where i've been to so many memorial services and seeing young spouses who are mourning their soldier and it's just not fair to do these kind of thing. >> and you know whatever shelves, the only important thing is that she feels this way. it's not whether the president feels that what he -- that he was inaccurately portrayed or what ever. all any of us should care about is that she feels slighted in som

>> well, we have a lot of people looking at all this, anderson. and i'll tell you, their a lot to look at. almost 2,900 documents were released. this is just one of them. 14 pages of handwritten notes. very hard to get through all of this. what we have found so far, though, is intriguing. for example, there is a record of oswald calling a kgb agent while he was in mexico city a few weeks before the assassination, asking about something going on in washington, d.c. this seems to have been tied to his attempt to get a russian visa or a could you ban visa, neither of which he obtained, but nonetheless, this is some proof of something we've long suspected. there's also a conversation we found with j. edgar hoover saying after oswald was killed by jack ruby, he's saying that the fbi was directly warned. somebody called and in a calm voice said that he was part of a group that was going to kill oswald. roux by said he was part of no group out there, but this is the first evidence we've had that the fbi was directly warned about that. and one other inter

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anderson. >> as always, great reporting. thank you. speaking of the white house, cnn's sarah murray is there for us tonight. sarah, we first reported this just over 30 minutes ago. any reaction there tonight? >> reporter: well, anderson, so far there's no word from the white house, which is probably not a surprise. as you pointed out, it just came out. we still don't have -- we're not reporting the names or the charges that were filed. so that puts the white house in a little bit of a difficult position. but it's worth noting what the white house's tenor, what the president's tenor has been on this investigation so far. obviously he's denounced the entire question of russia collusion as a hoax. the entire russia investigation as a hoax. he said it's politically motivated. now, as pam points out, because mueller has such a broad purview, we don't know what the charges are yet. we don't know if these would be charges that are related potentially to russian collusion or if these could be charges that spun off of something else that muelle

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he gets this memorandum to anderson and he leaves and he carries a copy back to washington, d.c. and slips it in andsecretary's outgoing box nothing is to be done for the next couple of weeks until december 20 when south carolina secedes and anderson decides a few days later on the evening of christmas day that it's time to move to fort sumter under what he believes is authorization from the war department. isn't summoned the war department to discuss this new move and he greets the secretary of war and the preston on the way into the cabinet meeting and the secretary says something to the effect "i believe you've just started the american civil war." he says on the contrary, i think i've averted it. he is sent to california to never be heard from again. -- in his review of k, russellars' wor posed a rhetorical question. what are we to make of major general george b mcclellan? after all, he was one of the mysteries of the war. thehe 150 years since american civil war, contemporaries and historians alike have been prolific in speaking to uncover what made mcclellan the commander h

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and sure enough i used that i used anderson cooper as an example because anderson cooper was indeed in in turn at the cia so even though he down places time there one can assume he made some friends while he was an intern and one can assume the cia in his early days in news when nobody knew his name when he had never been standing out there in the middle of hurricanes going by sue i should just blow off you know before those days that they felt comfortable giving information to all for more employee he had access and the more nice glowing stories he did about them the more he moved up the ranks at c.n.n. so these reporters are all fighting for access to the to the to the awful. human garbage that run our military corporate government you know they're they're the maggots trying to get into the garbage and this is without even going into detail about operation mockingbird of the cia program beginning in the one nine hundred fifty s. to actively influence u.s. media and place people literally place cia people inside u.s. media organizations and it went on for decades here's a house intell

>> well, anderson we know that there were at least two. one here in las vegas, the other in chicago. we know that the shooter just under two weeks rented a room at the ogden hotel that over looks the life is beautiful festival. that's a huge festival, much bigger than the route 91 harvest festival that the gunman eventually attacked. it had around 100,000 people attending it. it had huge acts like lord and chance the rapper. we know thankfully nothing happened over that weekend of september 22nd. we are also learning that someone by the same name as the shooter rented a hotel room overlooking chicago's grant park in august. the same time that the lollapalooza music festival was going on. we don't know if it was the same person. that person never showed up, but it certainly is chilling to think that the shooter might have been going around casing and scouting out all these different music venues. >> in terms of the investigation, has there been any more said about the note that appears in the photograph in the hotel room? >> right. in that

anderson. >> joining our panel tonight is also josh green. we talked yesterday, you actually wrote an article where you were basically embedded, i think with 12 days to go in the campaign, in the data operation of the trump campaign. and you saw that -- cambridge analytica people there. >> yeah. and i talked to some campaign officials with direct knowledge of cambridge analytica today and what they did in the campaign, and confirmed the reporting the sasha isenberg and i did in "business week" back in october. there were 13 people there as part of the cambridge team, they all reported to brad parscale, the campaign's digital director. they did three things, they basically did polling, they ran hundreds of thousands of surveys, they helped id potential donors and helped id persuadable voters, people who they thought were open to voting for trump. but the big takeaway from what i learned today was the role was actually much bigger than the $5.9 million they were paid by the trump campaign because they also managed a digital ad budget of more th

anderson. >> jeff, thanks very much. whether it's what senator mccain said or everything else, there's plenty of talk about it. joining us is ryan lindsay, jason miller, paul begala, tara setmayer, matt louis and josh green. paul, just in terms of the remarks from senator mccain, is there any doubt he was aiming at, if not the president himself, some the people around him? or the trump itch trumpism? >> there's no doubt. this is clearly a scripted address at the national constitution center, a formal location. the word that jumped out at me, unpatriotic. john mccain is the son of another man named john mccain, who served in world war i and world war ii and was on the battleship missouri when the japanese surrendered. mccain himself -- senator mccain was tortured for our country. he's an american hero. and for him to call a policy unpatriotic -- he was running against barack obama and never used language like that. opposing him in the election. in fact, back then, there was a woman, remember famously at a town hall meetin

>> right now, anderson, it is at 400. that number continues to change. a very scary number, we know this is the deadliest fire on record in california. and unfortunately, it's probably going to go up. it's something we should keep in mind, is that this fire swept through the community in the middle of the night, and we know when covering natural disasters, whether it's a hurricane, a tornado, now a wildfire, that for some reason, people are not able to evacuate at night or they choose not to evacuate. we're seeing apparently that being compounded here in northern california, as this death toll continues to rise. anderson? >> appreciate the reporting. joining me now, is the deputy chief scott mcclean. thank you for being with us. where do things stand tonight with the containment of this fire? >> well, the containment on the tubbs fire went up 40% this morning. it's going to be a very slow process. as you can imagine looking all around behind me here, all these homes that have been thoroughly destroyed. and we have to go through each home, each plot here

senate, anderson. >> thank you very much.er the senator spoke on the floor he talked with tapper. james clapper joins me with more from his interview. >> you know senator corker and senator flake, have you ever seen a day like this? >> no. >> two sitting senators going after the president? >> no. >> i think you have to go back to the impeachment of nixon, not even clinton. there were democrats criticizing clinton's behavior but they were not going at his character the way corker and flake do. it's really dramatic, its historic. the problem is is this number going to stay small. >> i want to play something the senator said to you, because he -- the deal basement of our nation, this is what he said. >> i can only speak for myself and i don't think that we ought to normalize this kind of behavior. the president tweeting at people, even foreign leaders, opposition figures calling our democrats colleagues losers are clowns. these kind of things are things we shouldn't be okay with. it happened during campaign, some of us spoke out

university released a statement this afternoon saying quote kevin anderson is umv athletic director. media reports to the contrary are false. the rift comes after anderson expressed interest in the same position at the university of california. anderson was removed from his post by maryland president on october 1st. >>> maryland had a football game to play today as well. welcoming in northwestern to college park. moore having a break out season. this his sixth touchdown of the year. same as he had his entire sophomore campaign. this score gives maryland 7-0 lead. second quarter, more of moore. so much down. terps take the 14-10 lead. northwestern quarterback clayton taking matters into his own hands or shall i say feet. 18 yard touchdown run gives northwestern the 17-14 lead. also tossed a touchdown before the break. this game still in progress. start the infuriate quarter now with northwestern ahead 27-21. undefeated 25th rank navy on the road at 4-1 memphis. midshipman trail on the 16th play of this drive. zach punches it in. navy takes the lead. still in the second. same score. 10

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>> well, i think that politics is comparative, anderson.as being compared to other republican politicians who had demonstrated a closer allegiance to christian values in their own personal lives. now he's being compared to the alternative, which was a hillary clinton presidency and of course, the values voters summit attendees far prefer what trump is doing than what hillary clinton would be doing. >> charlie, does it surprise you the extent to which evangelical voters and leaders have rallied around president trump and continued to? >> yeah. it is stunning and it continues to be remarkable. of course, the binary choice is not between donald trump and hillary clinton. it's between donald trump and i don't know a person of good character. one of the most extraordinary things that has happened, though, is the fact that here is a guy who was asked a little while ago do you ever ask to do for forgiveness and he couldn't say that. one of the things that has changed is this attitude. i'm old enough to remember when christians believed that charac

but your headline, anderson, says everything we need to know.s is the first charges that may be filed in this overall investigation. the first one, which really presumes there may be more. and also shows there may be a different priority scale. not that there is a farcical or false charge being brought. >> we'll take a quick break and continue this discussion. the first charges filed in the mueller investigation, when we come back. directv has been rated #1 in customer satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but some people still like cable. just like some people like banging their head on a low ceiling. drinking spoiled milk. camping in poison ivy. getting a papercut. and having their arm trapped in a vending machine. but for everyone else, there's directv. for #1 rated customer satisfaction over cable switch to directv. call 1-800-directv. >>> we're still in the early hours of what is by any stretch of the imagination a significant moment in the russia-trump-robert mueller saga. the first indictments, the first people could be taken into

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i, just like anderson, saw quite a bit of people, puerto ricans helping puerto ricans. i watched as aid was distributed and it wasn't in any way from the government. she may need a walker and has an extra load but the walk home is the easy part for the 69-year-old who was first in line for help when this package arrived. >> translator: she said she doesn't know what's in the box yet but she knows that it's a blessing. >> reporter: a blessing but it's not from the federal government. >> you just got to make sure that people get the food in their hand. >> reporter: rather a superstar who calls puerto rico home. musician denny and the food bank. do you feel the government's doing enough? >> no, i don't think so. i don't think so. and that's real. there's no time to play politics right now. this is chaos. we're struggling right now. >> reporter: struggling is exactly how edward dejesus struggles it. >> he said he was able to get one pant, two shirts and the radio he's got right now. >> reporter: people were lucky to get a box. this is enough for 4,000 families. >> he says t

. >> anderson is the number two tight end. the tackle by peters and under 40 to play. >> i tell you, deshaun watson has russell wilson and the way he can escape and make plays. what i like about what he does, field. he is looking for big plays out of him. he is making it. impressive young man. impressed with him on the field. obviously. very humble. a guy that did great things and taking care of the cafeteria workers. >> and watson launches one to the end zone. a jump caught at the one-yard line. that's anderson, the tight end just caught the last pass and now it's first and goal. nothing else to try to get it into the end zone and clock ticking down for 42 yards. seven seconds. spike ist here with five second. >> i think i know what the offense will turn into. they go up and sky over. you know how hard that catch is right there? and then land? it got above everybody. ron parker thought he had a game ending interception and it was steven anderson over the top of him. >> time runs out and that is going to be a fifth touchdown p

anderson, it was extraordinary. there has been the civil war unfolding inside the erepublican party. we saw it growing in a crescendo. but the president today embracing mitch mcconnell. he embraced him today in the rose garden, but it was something that was clear that was good for both men in the moment, but it makes you wonder how long this will last. i mean, they sort of -- they cleared the ice. i'm not sure they buried the hatchet, but the reality is passing tax cuts, tax reform, is key to republicans keeping their majorities in the house and senate. both the president and the majority leader know that. >> steve bannon said he's at war with senator mcconnell and the gop establishment. how might that play out in the coming elections? >> anderson, that's what made it so interesting. steve bannon spent so much time since leaving the west wing several weeks ago going after senator mcconnell. over the weekend at a conservative forum, he went directly after mitch mcconnell. let's listen to what he said this weekend. th

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>> it doesn't make sense to me, anderson. there may be something i can't figure out in terms of how you process letters with multiple casualties, and i'm sure what they're talking about is some of the ones that died aboard the ships, that had accidents at sea. i've got to tell you, in combat i had mass casualty exercises. i had one where eight soldiers were killed in a suicide attack. yeah, it's tougher when there's that many together. i just don't understand why it's being blamed on a bureaucratic snafu. it doesn't make sense to me but maybe i don't know all the details. >> there probably wouldn't be any outcry even from the are family members if the president was waiting several weeks to call or in order to write. it's the, again, it's the fact that the president sort of brought this up, sort of bragging about how he handled this and the speed with which he handled it that made this a story that reporters are going to started to look into. >> true. here is the thing, anderson of the the president is the commander in chief.

. >> anderson is the number two tight end. the tackle by peters and under 40 to play. >> i tell you, deshaun watson has russell wilson and the way he can escape and make plays. what i like about what he does, he keeps his eyes down the field. he is looking for big plays out of him. he is making it. impressive young man. impressed with him on the field. obviously. very humble. a guy that did great things and taking care of the cafeteria workers. >> and watson launches one to the end zone. a jump caught at the one-yard line. that's anderson, the tight end just caught the last pass and now it's first and goal. nothing else to try to get it into the end zone and clock ticking down for 42 yards. seven seconds. spike ist here with five second. >> i think i know what the offense will turn into. they go up and sky over. you know how hard that catch is right there? and then land? it got above everybody. ron parker thought he had a game ending interception and it was steven anderson over the top of him. >> time runs out and that is goin

>> anderson, i think you've raised the key question. the issue is the country sufficiently resilient to withstand these onslaughts on our institutions both externally and internally. and lots of other people from outside the united states have that same concern. they're very concerned watching what's going on here. and its the kis dns do you believe the institutions are strong enough? >> i would like to think so. they've withstood a lot in our history. we withstood civil war. >> they've never been eroded -- i don't know if never. but it does seem this president is eroding trust in a number of institutions. and that message is coming from the top. >> it would seem so. i will tell you, this is very hard for me as somebody who's spent 50-plus years in the intelligence community serving the commander in chief, 34 or so of that was in the military. so i always looked at the office of president in his capacity at commander in chief with great reverence and respect. it's very disturbing for me to be in a position of worrying about the very pil

anderson, you can see the ashes behind me.s fire here in santa rosa, california is still 0% contained. >> coming up, its going to make you smile at the endf a difficult day. the ridiculous is next. we'll be right back. >>> time no, and tonight we can all sleep well knowing that the president of united states thinks he's smarter an his secretary of state. he said this to forbs regarding rex tillerson calling him a moron. quote, i think it's fake news, but if he did that, i guess we'll have to compare iq tests and i would win. >> what's the secretary's iq? >> it's high. anybody that can put things together -- >> you don't have a -- >> it's high. >> once again from the briefing room the white house press secretary said the president did not say what he said, but she also threw in a free comedy lesson. >> it president didn't imply the president was not intelligent. he made a joke. again, he wasn't questioning the secretary's intelligence. he made a joke. maybe you guys should get a sense of humor and try it sometime. >> oh, it's a