andrea, back to you. >> gabe, thank you. and please, move as quickly as you can obviously. mariana atensio is in st. joe, and what about the flooding there? >> andrea, the flooding is picking up here. we had to the leave the area where we were last, and move over here, because the roads were impassable. i'm about 30 minutes northwest of where gabe is, and you can see the wind gusts picking up here, and 50 miles per hour or so from where gabe was, because this storm is moving this way, and headed to panama city where it is likely to make landfall in the next couple of hours. i want you to check out the marina behind me. you can already start to see many of the boats there, 35 degrees, and you can start to see many of the boat covers, and then you the roofs starting to peel off, because, again, the wind gusts are really starting to come in in this city, and the m mayor is saying to everybody, it is now time to hunk r down, and the next couple of hours will be critical in this area, and as we have been discussing, unprecedented storm for the florida panhandle. andre andrea? >>

here's andrea canning with tangled web. >> sarasota, florida, the perfect backdrop for romance. beautiful beaches for long walks, gorgeous sunsets. and a sole rhythm of a gentle gulf tide. stories of love abound in this city by the sea. but not all have ended happily ever after. like the one that you know foed here back in the summer of 2012. when secrets, lies and infidelity led to murder. >> 911, what's the location of your murder. >> a man's been shot. >> it's really a twisted love story. >> it's so twisted. >> it's tangled. it's a knot. >> i'm not sure that it will ever come undone but i do know that there is more to the story than has been told. >> it all began back in 199 when a 26-year-old local firefighter by the name of sam dreher met the love of his life danielle laborvo. >> they were the ideal young couple, they held hands, looked at each other dreamily over dinner. he seemed crazy about her. >> sam's older sister cindy lutz was thrilled when she found out sam had a serious new girlfriend. >> what was your first impression? >> she was really sweet. she seemed crazy ab

so there could be a lot of other things involved as well. >> andrea, can you talk more about the replacement when you joined us a couple of minutes ago? who could you see as picking up the mantel? >> that could be trickier. you have a much more powerful one now. it's obviously a critical post, but not as important when you have foreign policy directed so much out of the white house that the u.n. ambassador becomes sort of an offshoot doing the diplomatic work at a multi-lateral organization that the president does not believe in so strongly. so it's a have interesting issue as to who would fill that vacancy. there are a lot of people who mietz want to have that kind of exposure, certainly in new york city, but it could be a tough cop fir nation. she's stepping down at the end of the year. let's assume the senate is republican. that's one scenario. if it's democratic, that could be hard. bolt on the served on a recessed appointment. >> let me point out we're tweeting about nikki haley, a contemporary of his saying nikki haley has been a clear, consistent, and powerful voice for america's inte

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here's andrea canning with "the target." >> reporter: in this quiet, wealthy neighborhood, behind the gates of this lavish estate, a fuse was lit. newfound money led to explosive fights, torrid affairs, deadly secrets. >> one car will hit her. >> reporter: and a wicked plot that disturbed even seasoned detectives. >> someone approached him to be hired as a hitman. >> reporter: a scheme with a twist. this is where this whole story goes a little bit hollywood. >> yeah. literally. >> reporter: the starring characters, an unhappy housewife. >> don't you worry. you are done! >> reporter: a luxury car salesman. >> the only thing i could ask is why? >> reporter: a former mortician and aspiring model. >> it was horrible. >> reporter: and a prominent doctor. >> we were both scared. we both didn't know what to do. >> reporter: our story begins in rockland county, new york. nestled along the hudson river, about an hour's drive north of new york city. the home of dr. ira bernstein, a well-respected podiatrist. i've always wondered why someone chooses feet as a doctor. >> feet are extremely import

consider what it means for them but there have also been questions about whether their leader andrea knowledge can continue in her job because it's a sense that the s.p.d. on its own even not looking at the whole coalition government the s.p.d. on its own is in a is in a drift and doesn't really know what it stands for as knowledge is said today and they still have to distill term in that but she said in a press conference this morning that you know today is not the time to make decisions on party personnel they're going to be looking at these results and what happens over the next few hours and few days at a big party leadership meeting next weekend but there are concerns today that the result of what's happening and in particular of merkel's decision might be that the s.p.d. decides to pull out of the coalition government with medical and that would force new elections of course under the under under nonis is staying for the moment but i don't know how much pressure is she to quit given this election result yesterday when the party did so poorly and given that the youth off the s.p. these also a

are saying is a major issue for them and whether they have can or have communicated it to the voters is the next question. >> that is right, andrea, and this is an issue that the people are impacted by personally. so you can see that we are in lebanon, ohio, ahead of the president's rally tonight, and hours before the president has come, people are lined up with the maga hats and flags, and so you can see kind of the sup oport that he has in this area, and we have been talking to the voters, andrea, and asked them what was the most important issues they cared about and most people said health care, and a lot of the republican supporters said they believe the president or take him at his word that he is going to protect the people with pre-existing condition, and that on the other hand, we talked to the other voters last night, and they said that they cannot afford the have this issue in dep jeopardy. and you heard from colleen who said is that her daughter had been diagnosed with cancer, and she said that she spends her day to make sure that he is protect and her financial security is not going to be disruped because of health ca

andrea? >> yeah, ken. can you imagine just one number short of $1.6 billion? this person didn't win that big jackpot, but they did match five of the six winning numbers. we still don't know the prize money for the five of six winningrs, beer is new milaire tonight.the c matchingive of six numbers were sold in california. the one sold in the bay area was right here at the safeway in the sunset district. i talked with the manager inside. he was aware that a ticket matching five of six numbers was sold here. he says the winner hasn't come forward but a lot of people were hoping it would be them. >> i think we were talking about it today. we were like what would you do? set half aside. tour the world until i got tired. that's what i'd do. and i'd give like $50 mil to my family, right? >> next time knowing somebody matched fivein to come here andy your ticket? >> yes, yes i will. >> earlier today there was a big line at the safeway in the marina where a safeway bakery employee matched five ofs eliero win $1.9 million. many had a theory. if a winning ticket was sold

and so, let's go out to you. >> as you can see, andrea, many of the folks are going inside and we arelking about what issues matter to them this year, and immigration is one of the key issues they have been talking to us about which is interesting, because it is one of the issues that president trump has been using to close tout election pitch with. we are here with one tof the voters in the line. and catherine, we were talking a little bit earlier about why you are here, and you got here at 6:00 a.m., and what is the most important of the election? >> well, first of all, i'm a republican, and i follow donald trump and i believe in all of his values and what the foresight is for the united states of america, and i am hoping to keep the republican party strong so we can continue to go into 2020. >> reporter: so this is in favor of trump's re-election for you? >> yes. and desantis, we want to keep the republicans strong to keep our morals and the ideas strong and what we see for the united states. i was at his rally two years ago in naples, when he was running for president, and this is

haidi: thank you so much, andrea. you cantd live with some of the charts we've been bringing up. we've been talking about the outlook when it comes to commodities. oil is looking pretty mixed. shery: especially when it comes to oil and palladium. we are seeking hedge funds i'll into palladium, but they seem to be steering clear of oil. su keenan has the background for all this. let's get started with oil. su: it looks like investors are steering clear. let's take a look at the bigger picture chart. intermediate was at a four-year high at the beginning of the month. you can see how it has come there's a 1-2 punch. the saudi chief taking the embargo style tactics. there was concern that oil would be used as a weapon. we are seeing inventories expand at the fastest pace since early 2018. you can just look at those last two days. real question is where we go from here. shery: and also where we go when it comes to palladium. announcingnt trump he's going to pull out of a nuclear deal with russia, which happens to be the biggest pr

the current political can discourse, the atmosphere in which a man sent a series of pipe bombs to the president's political adversaries, and an entire news organization, a andrea. >> and what is the president's tweet shortly after 3:00 this morning? if you can refresh our memories there. >> and i don't have it in front of me at the moment, but he was suggesting that when he attacks cnn, he then is attacked for not being seen as presidential. and people close to the president before this incident happened have told me that he views himself as being most effective when he has an enemy or the foil to attack, whether it is real or perceived and so in this instance, clearly he is viewing this or has viewed it up through this the point through a political lens, and so we will v have to see if he says anything about the fact that the man who would appear, and had what appears to be trump-friendly and trump supportive decals can on the van. and of course, we will have to lett the investigation to determine what if anything that suggests, but we will have to see if the president speaks to that if at all. and just yesterday, the press secretary sarah huckaby sanders sai

again, andrea canning.ven on the wedding day he was being controlling. >> he was just -- everything is always planned with harold. you'd move from one plan to another. >> reporter: but kim put her concerns aside and enjoyed the festivities. lynn and harold started their new life together in colorado where he had a job as a geologist. lynn got a job as a social worker. kim was happy for lynn, of course, but she also felt like her friend was slipping away. maybe it was the distance, maybe it was her commitment to her marriage, but just like it would be with toni years later, kim could never seem to get lynn on the phone without harold listening in. >> many times i didn't know he was on the phone, but i would sense that he was on the phone. and i would say, before i said something personal, lynn, is harold on the phone? and he would always say, "hey, kimmy." >> reporter: kim couldn't even get alone time with lynn when she went to visit her in colorado. >> he was always with us. and he was always involved in ev

outside of the civil discourse which even when politics can be intense, but still stays within the framework of legal dissent. and to your point, andrea, there is a political can point, and it is hard to approach that in real time right now, and the reality is hard to suspend belief and not see the context of the of what is occurring today with the president who has repeatedly suggested that the press is the enemy of the people. and tweets that say not just the enemy of the president, but the enemy of the people themselves. it is hard to see this outside of the context of the president's hostility, hostility towards mrs. clinton who tried to briefly speak towards unity and barack obama and toward george soros, and while these are the actions of the criminal and we cant not conflate that with the right of those who can participate on the ideological platforms on the right and the left, there is a hard political moment for the president to address the nation, and maybe as soon as tonight if he continues with the rally that is scheduled in wisconsin. >> steve israel as a former congressman, you once headed the campaign for the full cycle

can are replace the property but not lives. and so far, no report of loss of life in the city. where we are now, andrea, we have about 110,000 of the utility customers out of power. today's priorities has been to clear the roads and making sure that emerge is si vee mernlmerg other response vehicles can get safely into the neighborhoods. then we will move on to get normalcy back up, and businesses opened, and roads cleared and the power restored. this one of the largest and the most impactful storms in this part of the state in over a century. so it is going to take some time to recover, but we are counting our blessings today, because it could have been a lot worse for us. >> indeed. what do you think in terms of the time before people can get power back, and how much are pressure is on you, because you are a candidate for the statewide office and the mayor of a major city, a thnd this is test for you, and the e emergency responders under your command. >> yeah, i will say that first of all, we have some of the best and the hardest working and most dedicated staff that you could ask for. the building b

andrea. >> and can you as an fbi person, let's say, put yourself in the shoes of your successors there in the bureau. can you say i can't do this without going beyond the parameters that don mcgahn the white house has given me or do you just produce what you've been told to produce? >> the fbi certainly would want to interview judge kavanagh, they would want to interview dr. blasey ford, they would want to follow logical leads as they conduct their investigation. while the president said he wants this to be a comprehensive investigation but clearly they have put parameters on what can be done and they're going to limit that. this is not a resource issue, the fbi could conduct 1,000 investigations in one week, you put enough agents on it and it could be done. but this is a scope and the branches of which could come off of each interview, somebody might give you information, they might direct you to another person. as you move through this process, there's a cascading effect, and investigators during the course of the investigation, are going to want to follow those up. there's one other thing

not sure that it is not of relevance to the fbi, because there is a big difference, andrea, between what the fbi can do and what they are permitted to do. so if they were permitted to do whatever investigation they thought was warranted, they were permitted to follow all of the logical leads, and i don't know if they would talk to 40 people or 140 people, but i know that at least we could be confident that they were doing what they thought needed to be done, but that is not what is going on here. >> what is going on here? >> what is going on here, because this is a background investigation and not a criminal investigation, is the white house, the client agency, sort of dictates the terms, the scope, the breadth of the investigation. the fbi is limited to what the client, the white house wants. and so, that is putting the fbi in a remarkably unfair box, because it will be criticized for not doing enough when it can't do all it wants to do. >> and according to ken dilanian backing what you have said, he has reported according to a number of sources to him that in fact the fbi has expanded this investi

yeah, no hesitation. [ speaking hungarian ] >> andrea: he says, it's very rare that anybody who's not a gypsy canyle, the whole spirit, is in and kids start learning it when they are two or three. by the time you are eight you have all these ingredients in your blood. ♪ >> anthony: margit bango, basically the aretha franklin of hungarian gypsy music, a household name. also a fantastic cook. extraordinary singing talent does not preclude her from overseeing a classic line-up of dishes like chicken paprikash, whole perch roasted in bacon, stuffed cabbage filled with goose meat and slow cooked and, of course, the inevitable goulash. the iconic dish you see everywhere, but rarely as good as this. ♪ >> anthony: good, should i put a little sour cream on there? >> andrea: yes. >> anthony: beautiful, thank you. >> margit: bon appetit. >> anthony: thank you. >> andrea: she says it's her own special recipe. >> anthony: luxurious. if you're a musician living in budapest right now -- this is a good time to be a musician? >> margit: never, no euros. >> andrea: it's not, it's not a good time she said. depends

. >> this is andrea mitchell in washington. the question tonight, can the president's relationship with saudi arabia survive repercussions if jamal khashoggi was murdeder? from the start president trump single out saudi arabia for special treatment, going there and son-in-law jared kushner betting that the young saudi crown prince to deliver middle east peace and pay the u.s. billions for weapons. >> if we don't sell it to them, they'll say, well, thank you very much. we'll bring it from russia. >> reporter: the business connection goes back decades. in 1991, when donald trump owed $900 million on failing casinos a saudi prince bought the $20 million yacht and later a stake in the plaza hotel. >> saudi arabia and i get along great with all of them. they spent $40 million, $50 million. >> reporter: since he is president, the saudis spend at trump properties. khashoggi let british billionaire branson to suspend his projects with saudi arabia. and others to boycott the crown prince's investment conference this month. congress is demanding action. the presi

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tonight stephen we can also gayle king and musical guests andrea and matteo bocelli, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hi, everybody! thank you very much. i like that. thank you so much, please! welcome to "the late show." i'm stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) yeah. hey, everybody, let's be careful out there because, right now, pipe bombs are ending up in more mailboxes than j. crew catalogues. >> jon: wow, that's right. >> stephen: in fact, this morning, investigators found two suspicious packages intended for joe biden. oh, come on. you think a couple of pipe bombs are going to rattle joe biden ( cheering ) come on! he's seen worse. for god's sake, joe biden watched donald trump being sworn in as president. ( o ff ) theror! the horror! luckily, the bombs didn't go off, and it were safely disposed of by this brave... i want to say, uh, minion? ( laughter ) a suspicious package was also sent to robert de niro. no one knows who sent the pa

. >> and andrea, look, at the end of the day, i can understand a rational for any senator to -- >> exactly. >> and for them to look at the situation they are in and on one hand vote yes or no and rationalize for it the same reason and meaning that i nknow that it is a tough vote, and but, you know, this is one of those that i think that i will vote this way or maybe they don't say it this way, but if they vote yes, and let's say that you are a centrist democrat or the centrist republican and you vote yes, because you say that i want to be -- if i vote no, and then i lose and i'm not here for the other fights that i care about and push for this, so i think it is a -- i understand the dilemma of other senators have in if they are in a state that is as swingy as maine or take a red state like phil bredesen who is running for united states senate and he announced a few hours ago that he would have voted yes on kavanaugh, and perhaps enough cover for joe manchin to be yes and be the lone democrat who does that, but i understand the rational both ways and in fairness, i hope that the public unde

marquez snatched the lead from andrea dovizioso right at the end of the race to extend his lead to 77 points over ducati's dovizioso with four races remaining. marquez cane lead from andrea dovizioso right at the end of the race to extend his lead to 77 points over ducati's dovizioso with four races remaining. marquez can wrap up the series with a win injapan in two weeks' time. three games in the premier league this afternoon — the first has already kicked off at craven cottage wher fulham host and speaking of unbeaten, it's manchester city away to anfield at half past hour. liverpool have beaten city three times in 2018 so far — and jurgen klopp is the only manager who has a positive head—to—head record against pep guardiola. always we know somebody‘s telling me good luck for sunday. and i think always, unfortunately, we need it. so that's how it is in these games. we need it in all the games we play against them. and we need it again. —— but that is no problem. if you work hard you own it, you deserve it. always we know somebody‘s telling me good luck for sunday. and i think always, unfortunately, we need it. so that's how it is in these games. alway

they can visit in a jail >> here's kate snow with "bringing down bill cosby: andrea constand speaks." >> reporter: you may have seen her. but you've never heard her m speak.yo until tonight.ea >> andrea, you are now going to be known as the woman who took i down bill cosby. how do you feel about that?y. >> i never set out to -- to bring down anybody. and i haven't necessarily because i'm not alone. this is a collective consciousness and so i would rather say we brought down bill cosby, but i just had the shoes on. >> reporter: for thirteen years, through a civil suit and two criminal trials, the woman who confronted one of the country's most beloved entertainers, has remained silent, never speaking to the public about her case. now for the first time, andrea constand talks about bill cosby. >> for years and years and decades, he preyed upon young women. h >> reporter: about the assault. >> i was crying out inside, in e my throat, in my mind, for this to stop. and i couldn't do anything. >> reporter: and about her yt journey. >> why did you do this? >> for justice. >> reporter: we talk

and just to repeat, because i was told i can't say it too much, andrea's discussion of how you can keep up with our work, you can find us online at brennancenter.org, follow us on facebook and twitter and listen to our podcasts on icloud. for those of you that don't know, the brennan center is a non-partisan law and policy institute that works to reform and revitalize and, when necessary, defend in our systems of democracy and justice. we've been deeply engaged in addressing the many issues surrounding election security to protect our constitutional democracy for over a decade. so i'm sorry to disappoint folks, we won't be discussing rod rosenstein or robert mueller or judge kavanaugh today, but we are here to discuss a somewhat related topic, election security. and as we hurdle to election day 2018, in fact voting has already begun for military and overseas voters and in many places early voting has begun for all voters, it's impossible to escape discussion of the vulnerability of our election infrastructure, cyber attacks, foreign meddling, and there's really no doubt for the cause of

andrea mitchell reports." follow the show online. you can find me on twitter.here for "velshi & ruhle." >> thank you for holding the fort last week. >> good to see you. >> you, too. >>> it's monday, october 22nd. let's get smarter. >> this is one of those extraordinary days in american politics. you have got trump, obama, biden on the campaign trail. >> this will be the election of kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order, tax cuts and common sense. >> it's all about donald. it is not about anything else. >> one question for you. and that is, are you fired up? >> the migrant caravan is growing as it marches toward the u.s. swelling to more than 7,000 people. >> i will seal off the border before they come into this country. and i'll bring out our military. not the reserves. i'll bring out our military. >> where are you going to fight? we're going to keep going. we're not going to stop. >> new video of cnn appeared to show a body double in istanbul. this person's wearing khashoggi's clothes, a fake beard, glasses and hours after entering the consulate. >> for the fi

can happen. hold on, is his message. people like andrea leadsom have been enthusiastic about the chequers plan.ike esther mcvey, penny mordaunt, not so much. there are clearly disagreements inside the cabinet. what cabinet ministers were talking about in number 10 this evening was the question of how the irish backstop plan will work. we know that the eu wa nted plan will work. we know that the eu wanted that to apply only to the uk. the uk has been urging brussels to allow it to applied to the whole of the uk, in case there is not a long—term trade deal that ensures there is an invisible border between northern ireland and the republic. what seems to be emerging hour is an a cce pta nce what seems to be emerging hour is an acceptance by the uk that that backstop might have to be indefinite. it won't have a time limit attached. that is something thatis limit attached. that is something that is really annoying some of the brexiteers within the government. they fear that this could mean, effectively, that the ukjust they fear that this could mean, effectively, that the uk just slides into an inde

apology, and she responded that it is an indication that president trump is scare canned of her, and bottom the line, andrea, this is the clearest signal to date that she is serious about a potential 2020 bid, and she is a progressive and represents that branch of the democratic party, and she wants this issue that has been dogging her off of the table. she wants to move beyond it, and also making the point, andrea, she is not afraid to go toe-to-toe with president trump. i asked the president if he sees this as effectively elizabeth warren all but announcing that she is running in 2020 and the president surprisingly said game-on, and i hope she runs saying that he thinks that he would be able to beat her, but bottom line, andrea, this is one step closer to what we might see in 2020. >> and multiply that times perhaps 20 democrats all lining up, and it is going to be looking like the republican field in 2016 initially until donald trump sort of drove everyone else out. and speaking of that, jim massena, you tweeted yesterday that arguing the substance all you want, but why 22 days before a crucial election

has been so exciting for me so i'm very happy to be here today and to perform with him. >> can we all wish andrea to you, sir. we're honored to hear you both sing together. are you ready? >> yeah. >> all right. here they are. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ i thought sooner or later the lights up above ♪ ♪ will come down in circles and guide me to love ♪ ♪ but i don't know what's right for me i cannot see straight ♪ ♪ i've been here too long and i don't want to wait for it ♪ ♪ fly like a cannonball straight to my soul tear me to pieces ♪ ♪ and make me feel whole i'm willing to fight for it and carry this weight ♪ ♪ but with every step i keep questioning what is true ♪ ♪ fall on me with open arms ♪ fall on me from where you are ♪ ♪ fall on me with all your light with all your light with all your light ♪ [ singing in italian ] ♪ [ singing in italian ] ♪ ♪ fall on me [ singing in italian ] ♪ fall on me ♪ fall on me [ singing in italian ] ♪ ♪ i close my eyes and i'm seeing you everywhere ♪ ♪ i step outside it's like i'm breathing you in the air ♪ ♪ i can feel you're there ♪ fall on me [ singing in italian ] ♪ fall

andrea mitchell reportses begins right now. >> thank you, and always good to see you, craig can. breaking news, more explosives is sent today sent to top democrats and frequent critics of the president including fo former vice president joe biden and actor robert de niro as the investigators are in the hunt for a suspect. >> you have physical packages and the potential dna and the hairs and fibers coconnected to the evidence as well as markings on the envelopes themselves. >> and president trump is doubling down on the assertion that the press is to blame for much of we calls the fake news for the anger out there. >> and the media also has a responsibility to set a civil tone and to stop the endless hostility and constant negative and oftentimes false attacks and stor stories. have to do it. >> now, some of the people targeted by the bombs are firing back at the president. >> he said it is the media's fault for the kind of the are reporting that media organizations have been doing. what happened today was an act of terror. >> good day. i'm chris jansing in for andrea mitchell, an

eric: how can we stop these cases political violence russian ark chairman of the new york republican party comic andrearty, andrea, great to see you. this is your headquarters. your office that was vandalized. >> it's scary what they did. they threw bricks at the windows, but cool in the locks can of and we've really never seen this sort of violence before. eric: the building has tremendous historical influence. laguardia, the best mayor of new york city, he announced and started his campaign there. teddy roosevelt was a member of the organization ran his campaign, too. and i guess, very historic domain. a long-standing part of the community and not even an attack on the political party. it's also an attack on the neighborhood and we have to keep her neighborhood say first and foremost. eric: this is not what america's about. these protesters also had a note inside, our attacks on the beginning. we are not passive, not civil and we will not apologize. do you worry this type of violence we've been being. new york city is only increasing what do we do to try to stop it? >> i'm absolutely worry. the rheto

andreas fault, cell phone towers are down and we have no electricity. the first step is communication starting with local radio operators. >> can we get a message to the state operation center and then from there can we expand that out to the military. >> reporter: this puts everyone on the same page and having three branches of the military in town for fleet week is the perfect time to practice. >> they are a chain of command organization, how do we fall into that. mac the focus is on fuel after that, emergency supplies off the shift, onto trucks and then to land. >> without fuel and communications you can't do a lot. we wanted to back step and look at what we need to do first before we get into other items that we want to practice. >> reporter: planners say utilizing the bay will be especially important during the next local disaster. many roads and bridges could be destroyed. the bay -- the mayor says preparedness is the responsibility of everyone. >> we are putting out a call to make sure that you are prepared to make sure that we are looking out for one another and preparing at least three days of supplies just in case. >>> a new ridesharing service ge

can do and can't. there is every indication, andrea, that it is still very limit limited to existing allegations of sexual assault and at the expanded scope has moved simply to allow logical interview leads flowing from the accusers, and that's about it. my sources, and my information is that we are not going to see drinking, abusive alcohol, perjury before congress, attempts to find the house in bethese da, a -- bethesda and t attempts the go back to college. and the clues to key in on with s senator murkowski is that the fbi has been told to do what is a standard background within the parameters that we have given them, and that is a clue that it is not a full-court press by the fbi. >> and so you said that yesterday before the president and the white house indicated that they were giving them expanded authority, and you said that the fbi is basically handcuffed, and that is still the case as far as you are concerned to the original allegations. >> the handcuffs have fp been loosened, but still on and the white house has the keys to the handcuffs handcuffs. >> and pete alexander, the white house is cert

andrea mitchell reports. >> this is a man who is really enjoying being president. you can see it. >> he's enjoying being the president that he has created. >> it doesn't mean doing briefings, readings are hard things. >> nothing hard? not so much she reports. let's bring in tonight guests. executive editor of national review and author of melting pot or civil war. making the case of open borders. a fox news contributor tommy lauren. the reason i wanted to put that clip there was tamia captured something so profound about the establishment in their view president trump. they literally care does he read their briefings, not the actual accomplishments. >> they don't like that his style is different. his style gets things done. you might not like his style or his tweets, but you cannot argue with the results. they hate the results because it makes them look bad makes it out for the democrats in november. we love his style and love to see things getting done. >> steve: were both policy people in a way. if you look at the substance you might not agree with it but this administra

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leader andrea knowledges whose future in the job has also been questioned it was clear that lessons have to be learned at national level. he didn't fret so we are absolutely determined to ensure that we can continue our work in the coalition it needs more commitments and margit stimulation to leave behind the problems of the past few months. opposition parties are already seizing their chance to capitalize on medicals weakness. america is giving up the wrong job this won't make government more stable it will merely slow the death of the coalition. for long. but the much diminished grand coalition will limp along for now with a severely weakened chancellor at its head who will follow her a c.d.u. leader several candidates have already thrown their hats into the ring there could yet be a public battle for the soul of the c.d.u. for now merkel's tone remains thoughtful and sober as ever but as the chancellor spoke it was impossible not to feel that slowly she is giving up power yeah. it has always been my wish to carry out my state and party judi's with dignity and one day to leave them with dignity but i know that in politics this cannot always happen in a plan the way i split the plan. th