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anthony scaramucci will be:us. president trump says he's considering a move that could free controversial illinois governor rod blagojevich. joining us live is patti blagojevich, the former blagojevich, the former governor's w the first survivor of alzheimer's disease blagojevich, the former governor's w is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. judge jeanine: the president still considering a possible pardon of martha stewart and controversial former illinois governor rod blagojevich. this after he pardoned dinesh d'souza. d'souza * says he was singled out because he wrote a not so flattering movie about obama. joining us is patti blagojevich. >> thank you, judge, thanks for having me. judge jeanine: your house rod has been in jail for how many years? >> he's going into his 7th year now. judge jeanine: how old were your children when they first went to jail in. >> my little one was 4th grade and my older one was in

anthony scaramucci will be:us. president trump says he's considering a move that could free controversial illinois governor rod blagojevich. joining us live is patti blagojevich, the former hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also wo chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... judge jeanine: the president still considering a possible pardon of martha stewart and controversial former illinois governor rod blagojevich. this after he pdoned desh d'souza. d'souza * says he was singled out because he wrote a not so flattering movie about obama. joining us is patti blagojevich. >> thank you, judge, thanks for having me. judge jeanine: your house rod has been in jail for how many years? >> he's

you're on the phone with anthony scaramucci. caller: thank you for taking my call. just a few notations that mr. scaramucci seems to have either forgotten or left out of his statements this morning. one is, the trump campaign was june, by 2016, i think the fbi, to watch out for russian interference. that, theint, after indictments have taken place on certain campaign individuals. for lyingn indicted to the fbi, number one, and two, for meeting with russians. and also with the nine russians indicted -- host: will get a response. i was the june 2015 thing not aware of. it's not that i forgot that or was trying to spin anybody. i was not aware of that. when i leave here, i'll google that and try to get myself up to speed. as it relates to the people who were "indicted" related to the campaign, i didn't even meet those people. i don't know them personally. but it seems like the charges being brought about them were less about russian collusion and more about perjury, lying to the fbi. maybe i don't know what i'm talking about their. to russia, i've said this on a number

. >> joining me right now, former white house communications director anthony scaramucci. with a good saturday morning to you, let's get right into it. do you agree with steve bannon there? is the president wrong to be criticizing jeff sessions over his recusal? >> i think chris christie and rudy guiliani would disagree with steve on that. they don't think they would have had to recuse in that situation. i think there was a lot of heat on attorney general sessions from his former colleagues in the senate. and the president certainly did not want him to do that. that is where it started. frankly, that was my first or second day in the white house where the president was lighting it up with tweets. now they are in this knot, alex, where attorney general sessions is not going to leave. the president sort can't really have him leave right now because i don't think he can replace him in a way that is going to be approved by the senate. so you're in this cord yann knot. it would be better if we could dial it down at this point because we are all playing on the same team and wear

anthony scaramucci, your response. guest: you have to look at the origin of the president's operating and management style. he grew up in a real estate development family, a heart ckledled, -- hard-knu mindset. if you go to the netflix documentary, which i think was british news4, a channel, you can see it was a very rough and tumble environment that the president was creating his career in. one aspect of his personality people don't like -- but what i said to my colleagues, even in my short stint in the white kiddinghen he was people on twitter or being critical of his associates or staff, what i said to my colleagues, and i'll say it on c-span, you need a thick skin to work with the president. you need to know that sometimes he will be saying things to you the way a rough football coach would be saying things to you in a halftime speech. so you can't overly absorbed that or think, oh my god, i should run out the door right now. ok, he is a tough love sort of person, the way, frankly, my high school football coach was

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and i should say, anthony scaramucci, who was only in the administration for a couple days, even he said the president can stop this if he wants to so there are republicans adding their voices to the echo of this. >> thank you so much. charlie sikes, always good to see from you wisconsin. more ahead. we'll be right back. it's pretty amazing out there. the world is full of more possibilities than ever before. and american express has your back every step of the way- whether it's the comfort of knowing help is just a call away with global assist.

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look at rob reiner and anthony scaramucci. >> now we're getting along, but on the air he's going to hitrribl terribly. >> rob, this is not planned, but can you say something nice about the mucc before we get started? >> anthony, can you throw it back? >> we worked heavily on the gay rights issue. we worked a lot together. >> i want you to walk together and we'll talk about the tape when we come back in 60 seconds. yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 5 times more detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com now with 5 times more detail than other dna tests. powerful potential... signature toughness... and one more thing... the world comes with it. the new, reimagined 2019 jeep cherokee. >>> a controversy on the trump legacy. rob reiner and anthony scaramucci who served as the white house director, they're going to talk to each other and not at each other. trump took credit for some jobs numbers that when you look at the statistics did start years a

joining me, former white house communications director for a few days, anthony scaramucci. >> it was short you can't call it a scaramucci. they call it a mooch. judge jeanine: are you surprised by the i.g. report which doesn't recommend any criminal charge or investigation. when there are so many fundamental flaws that all went in the favor of hillary clinton. and i'm not going to ask to you repeat the report. but where do we go from here? >> the problem is i'm sure the president is probably disappointed with this report because it's not 100% accurate. they sanitized and glossed over things that happened. you are getting the teeny top tip of the iceberg. what is down deep below that is a manifestation of corruption against the trump campaign, the candidate trump, and when he was president. director comey, i find the sanctimony of his book, i read the book in preparation for some interviews, i went back tonight to look through the levels of sanctimony. he knew this before that it was coming and he knew his friends in the fbi would protect him and sanitize the report. the president is

you see the united states' moral high ground in trying to find the right solution. >> anthony scaramucci saying it is bad policy and atrocious policy. clearly he was suggesting sending a message to the president. i'm wondering if republicans in congress are getting the same message. do you feel like they are getting antsy? remember they are going to meet with the president tomorrow? >> it seems so. we heard from a border state congressman from texas. it is obvious that he would be uncomfortable with this. there are other conservatives also saying this is a policy that the president can stop and probably should stop. we haven't seen any movement from brightbart. they are seemingly with this president on that. franklin graham blaming 30 years of political inaction on it. we'll see. i'm sure he is watching. he will at some point watch the program. we'll see what he does because there have been all of these voices and kind of a build up over this weekend with democrats really forcing the issue and some republicans joining him. >> i want to get your take on this because you were in congress a

we have anthony scaramucci here. does he see this as winning? plus, president trump'sucation commission tasked with keeping your kids safe at school won't be looking in to the role of guns. what? and bill clinton gates do-over on the monica lewinsky question. what did he say this time? what do you say? let's get after it. let's call it the eagle debacle. facts first. the white house says presideng up for the national anthem. but not one single eagle knelt in protest during the national anthuring the regular not one. and yet president trump disinvited the whole team from coming to the white house today. had a celebrating america ceremony instead. had military there and some alleged eagle fans, some of whom couldn't name the team's quarterback. and then accused the eagles of pulling a political stunt. anothe tangled wm the white house? another play at the country? maybe anthony scaramucci can help us figure out how this is good for the country. friend of the show, thank you for being with us. >> congratulations on the show. wish you great ccessful

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anthony scaramucci will be with us later. our guest this week on newsmakers is john murphy, senior vice president for international policy at the u.s. chamber of commerce. terraceussion is the imposed -- tariffs imposed on canada, mexico, and the eu. [video clip] >> it has been interesting to hear so many members of congress speak out and share their opposition to these tariffs. one common message is you need to treat your friends that are then you treat your adversaries. on theimposing tariffs basis of national security on our closest allies in the world, which are our best customers in the world. these are comments we have heard from speaker ryan, majority leader mcconnell, a large number of members. who we havemembers thebeen critical of administration before. the threat a week ago that there might also be tariffs placed on imported cars and auto parts is also very attention-getting. as big as steel and aluminum may be, the auto sector is a huge deal. the idea that we will have 25% tariffs as the white house told the press

we have anthony scaramucci. was an early architect of the communications strategy for the white house and he had very different ideas tg now. put the president out there, do more media. how does he see the president disinviting the eagles? what does he think it is umbrella? what does he think about the white house and its relationship with the abuse of truth? we'll talk politics with him. and we'll talk policy. we've got the trade guru ins the white house. why does he believe a two-front war with friends and foes is the right move u.s taxpay we'll take all that on and we have a new segment you're g to anderson. why i am wrong. >> oh yeah? i would like to see that. thanks very much. at 9:00 p.m. ahead, fashionigner kate as been found dead at 55. a note referenced her and her daughter according to the new york police sources. what we know, next. so, we just switched to geico and got more. more? they've been saving folks money 75 years. geico even helped us with homeowners insurance. more sounds great. gotta love m

. >> anthony scaramucci is weighing in as well.s director over at the white house. he defended her on cuomo last night and blamed the problem on internal feuds. here was the mooch. >> let me just say a couple things about kelly sadler, okay? she was a very hard working person. she was extremely loyal to the president. there are factions inside that communication team that have been pea shooting at each other since the day they joined the communications team and it required real leadership to knit that team together and to think about it the way a corporate merger would go down. since that did not happen, a pu faction on the right and faction on the left were shooting at each other and somebody had it out for kelly sadler. when you're sitting inside the inner sanctum and somebody runs outside the inner sing tanctum, think that's totally inappropriate. >> what's going on inside that comm shop? >> the palace intrigue coverage is driven by the availability of palace intrigue stories and this was obviously an incredible unfortunate epis

>> anthony scaramucci. this eaglesulture clash looms large. are people defending what the president is doing here and on what basis? there seemsbe a spin game and ma leg in thi leg -- malign issue. what is going on? and in terms of what you are talking about these misstatements of fact or i see open deceptions of lies with regard to trump junior. this is not what anthony scaramucci said the strategy should be. i want him to answer for it tonight. >> chris cuomo, excellent new show. congratulations. off to a terrific start. we will be watching tonight. "cuomo primetime." only here on cnn. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, captain. >>> weith just a week until the north korean summit, secretary of state mike pompeo and john bolton tensions. >>> and it is primary day in eight states in the united states. all eyes on california with the so-called jungle primary. the state's unusual election system could force some democrats off the ballot come november. much more right after this. us st $80 wched our auto and home. with liberty, we could afford

anthony scaramucci knows that perspective.e house communications director he was there for 11 days. 11 long days thank you for getting it right. some of the fake news media says 10. thank you for getting it right. steve: speaking of the fake news, before coming over you were watching some of the other channels. >> a little bit of hate watching. i think it's so dishonest the way they are portraying it. at the end of the day, the president is breaking new ground ground. breaking history he will denuclearize the peninsula and likely go on to tackle iran. i find it fascinating that people can't give h t credit is he due as a result of his negotiating tactic and style i admitted to ashante last night that the beosity of the rhetoric actually helped force where it is and that's been true four year negotiating style ainsley: how can they say nothing good came out of this. we didn't have to give any bribes. no money exchanged. everything that happened even if they hadn't had the meeting and signed the documents. four americans came ho

and anthony scaramucci is outfront to talk about it. and rod rosenstein missing a deadline set by devin nunes. is he about to be held in contempt? >>> and roseanne barr, you've never heard her like this before. tears and remorse, on tape. the man who spoke with her is my guest. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, a new low for america. president trump's press secretary, sarah sanders, opening up the white house press briefing today exactly the way her boss wanted to, with strong condemnation of a virginia restaurant owner who asked sanders this weekend to leave the restaurant. >> i was asked to leave because i work for president trump. healthy debate on ideas and political philosophy is important, but the calls for harassment and push for any trump supporter to avoid the public is unacceptable. >> and that shouldn't be up for debate. calls for harassment are unacceptable. which is why you see a growing number of democrats, including nancy pelosi, chuck schumer publicly, both of them, condemni

the show is called "the very good lawyer and anthony scaramucci." [ light laughter ] the white housenced today that president trump would donate his first quarter's salary to the department of veteran's affairs. it's just a little less money than he's given to veterans of his affairs. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] new york gubernatorial candidate and actress cynthia nixon held a campaign event on a subway platform today. said subway riders -- [ laughter ] texas rangers pitcher bartolo colon this week stopped a line drive with his stomach. players and umpires are still looking for the ball. [ light laughter ] the cdc has announced that romaine lettuce is safe to eat again. so i guess that's what passes for good news these days. [ light laughter ] romaine's back! [ light laughter ] ikea's launching a new credit card that offers rewards and perks for frequent customers, but it is a bitch to put together! [ light laughter ] [ applause ] why do i need a dowel for a credit card? scientists claim to have succeeded transplanting a memory from the brain of one sea snail and implanting it into

president has never met with a north korean dictator and a man that certainly knows this president, anthony scaramucciommunications director joins us now on the catch as we continue to watch that door, because you're about to witness steps of history. anthony, give us some context for what we're about to see. >> well, let's give joe hagan a lot of props here, because of the logistics. the president's landing at 8:30, and so now what's happening now is he'll get some time to rest, shower up, and be ready for the meetings which are going to take place tonight our time, you know 6:30, seven o'clock the president will be out, ready, and briefed, and he'll start those meetings. and so this is perfect execution by the white house staff. so you have to give them major props. griff: when you mentioned joe hagan just for our viewers, deputy chief of staff joe hagan having spent the last several weeks on the dmz trying to make this come to pass. >> yeah. and countless hours in singapore singapore. i mean, all of that stuff that you're seeing on the ground was orchestrated by him and his team team. so huge props

then former white house mitigations director anthony scaramucci joins us to discuss the trump presidency and other political news of the day. host: good morning. it is a back to work week for congress. the house scheduled to take up at least three spending bills. the senate voting on a number of those 147 federal judicial vacancies. immigration may be the center of the debate in both chambers, including the possibility of a discharge petition in the house. if enough democrats and republicans signed that bill, it would make it to the floor. a busy summer schedule, including possibly shortened august recess.

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bloomberg has learned that the pardon is backed by steve mnuchin, anthony scaramucci, and his son-in-lawgarrett -- jared kushner. he has spent 22 months in prison. shares of rolls-royce are soaring today. should help it exceeded target of 1.3 billion dollars in free cash flow by 2020. rolls-royce expects that will allow it to increase dividends. and glencore is about the test relations with the u.s. government. royaltys miner wilbur w -- will review royalty payments. they had cut ties with -- after alleged corruption. the company is not saying if the as. treasury has given commitment that it will not but in sanctions of its own. alix: president trump is said to have approved tariffs on $50 billion of foreign goods to china. a spokesperson says if the u.s. rolls out protectionist measures that harm china's interest, then we will respond immediately to safeguard our rights and interests. joining us from hong kong is our chief economic asia correspondent, thank you for staying up late. what kind of response can we expect from china? >> good morning. as they china has been consistent from th

kellyanne conway, anthony scaramucci. patty blagojevich, wife of rod blagojevich.know, if you are a regular justice viewer. i do an opening statement at this time every saturday. more often than not it's whatever has gone the me fired up this week.

and anthony scaramucci, former white house munication is director, talks about the press, politics, and trump administration. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. >> now, more of c-span's coverage of this year's commencement addresses with anita hill. maine republican senator susan collins, pacific research ceo sally pines at pepperdine, and instagram chief operating officer marnie levine at the university of business michigan school. speak.ill was asked to earlier this year, professor hill was chosen to lead an anti-sexual harassment commission in hollywood. during confirmation hearings for supreme court justice clarence thomas, professor hill became one of the first women to speak publicly about her experiences with workplace harassment. [applause] anita: thank you. good morning. it is a pleasure to be here. i want to thank the board of trustees and the faculty and have made this singular recognition possible. i proudly accept this honorary degree and the privilege of addressing the class of 2018. class of 2018, s

howie: you had a civil debate with anthony scaramucci. are you going to do an odd couplew?> i didn't know. they said scaramucci i didn't know he was going to be there. are we going to do a show like crossfire? no, i don't think so. howie: you are giving it a thumbs down. >> probably not. howie: thanks very much. >> thanks for having me. howie: that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz." i'm howard kurtz. happy father's day to all you dads out there. i'll chang out with my girls later. let me know what you think on twitter @howardkurtz about any aspect of the show or the coverage in the news. you can dvr the program and we would like to get to you check it out. we'll be back here next sunday. see you then with the latest bu. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any audiobook. if you do

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he's not somebody who -- he will never do what anthony scaramucci did.ill never see bill shine trying to get press for himself or mouthing off. >> he won't grab a headline for himself. >> absolutely not. it's never who he was, not who he is and he's very good at dealing with huge personalities. roger ales was a big personality. bill o'reilly. >> yeah. >> so he's used to that. i think actually this is a hire that makes sense for them. >> kirsten, appreciate it. >>> just had a late night order by a judge threatens undocumented immigrant families at the border. details ahead. come here, babe. ok. nasty nighttime heartburn? try new alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! when buying a new home.erest rates can increase your anxiety that's why quicken loans created our new, exclusive rateshield approval. first, we lock your interest rate for up to 90 days while you find your new home. then, if rates have gone up, your rate stays locked. but, if rates have gone d

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i am glad there are voices out there like laura bush and antho anthony scaramucci talking about how this policy should change. let's not use children as a deterrent and let's not separate kids from their mother and father. >> i appreciate your time, thank you. >> thank you. >> lot more to come on this including talking to a pediatrician on the kind of trauma that kids on the border are experiencing when separated by their parents. we will have more on how that recording was taken. and later the russia story these two failed to tell congress about an encounter during the campaign. what they are saying now when we continue. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. just another day on the farm. or is it? this farmer's morning starts in outer space. where satellites feed infrared images of his land into a system built with ai. he uses watson to analyze his data with millions of weather forecasts from the cloud, and iot sensors down here, for precise monitoring of irrigation. it's a smart way to h

howie: you had a civil debate with anthony scaramucci. are you going to do an odd couple show?ere. are we going to do a show like crossfire? no, i don't think so. howie: you are giving it a thumbs down. >> probably not. howie: thanks very much. >> thanks for having me. howie: that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz." i'm howard kurtz. happy father's day to all you dads out there. i'll chang out with my girls later. let me know what you think on twitter @howardkurtz about any aspect of the show or the coverage in the news. you can dvr the program and we would like to get to you check it out. we'll be back here next sunday. see you then with theatest buzz. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have

he's not somebody who -- he will never do what anthony scaramucci did. never see bill shine trying to get press for himself or mouthing off. that would never happen. >> he won't grab a headline for himself. >> absolutely not. it's never who he was, not who he is and he's very good at dealing with huge personalities. roger ales was a big personality. bill o'reilly. >> yeah. >> so he's used to that. i think actually this is a hire that makes sense for them. >> kirsten, appreciate it. >>> just had a late night order by a judge threatens undocumented immigrant families at the border. details ahead. when you're particular, you want things done right. that's why we test all of our paints and stains for months. or even years. we dedicate 175,000 square feet to getting it wrong... ...because you deserve paint that's done right. that's proudly particular. benjamin moore. the standard for paint professionals. only at local paint and hardware stores. ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and aut

in the debate other than attorney general jeff sessions recusal with both steve bannon and anthony scaramuccie or jeff sessions, anybody associated with the campaign would have had to recuse themselves before grassley's committee even voted them out to go to the floor for a vote. >> i think chris christie and rudy giuliani would disagree with steve on that. they don't think they would have had to recuse in that situation. >> so, which former staffer got it right? joining me now former fellow prosecute glenn kushner. who is right there, scaramucci or bannon? >> alex, thanks for having me. i have to say, steve bannon got this right.ors as i was for 30 years, we're taken recusal matters very seriously. i have heard of people unrecusing themselves. rarely does that happen. i had a personal experience with recusal when i was prosecuting a murder defendant. and one of the criminal associates of that murder defendant we learned was a hit man who was following me. albeit fleetingly, but that was a bit too exciting for even this career prosecutor. so, i was instantly recused from the entire office. my

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we'll have former white house communication director, anthony scaramucci. that will be 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cuomo primetime. you know what comes next. lois going to be here. we're very happy to be with him. i said to him earlier, usually i have to watch him in the morning, i was on noon day and i had to go to sleep at night. now i get to watch it live like the rest of you, he's got good news tonight. he's already smiling because we have big news with paul manafort and rudy giuliani to digest. take it from here my handsome friend. >> but i also have to say, i'm smiling because remember the last time i saw your wife and she said why aren't you nice to chris when he hands it over to you? i said, i can't hear him. i'll be extra nice to you next time i see your wife she wouldn't give my anything abou >> smart move. >> it was friend. welcome to primetime. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. thanks for joining us. robert mueller accused paul manafort of one tampering and wants to revoke or revive his house arrest and send him to jail. >>> it

housee former white mitigation structure anthony scaramucci. join the discussion. in his weekly address, president trump calls on democrats to stop locking b confirmation of his nominees to fee fill positions. the democratic responses by john sarbanes-oxley rights and ethics in government. senate democrats call it by the resistance. they are resisting the will of the american voter, and it is .ot good trade the democrats have filibuster the confirmation of hundreds of thousands of talented men and women who are eager to come to washington, d.c. to make a difference. they want to serve our country. my nominees take a normal average confirmation weight than any in the history of our country. today, more than 300 of our nominee us are still awaiting a vote.

. >> you've got anthony scaramucci tonight. cuomo prime time. 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn.ow. that's it for me. thanks for watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" the president versus eagles. he says it's about patriotism. is it? the mayor of philadelphia is utfront." plus, the president's laoyalty test. a new one along with who's being tested. and the shocking death of fashion designer, kate spade. what drove her to suicide and what was in her note. let's go "outfront." >> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront"

and anthony scaramucci is outfront to talk about it. rosenstein missing a deadline set by devin nunes. is he about to be held in contempt? >>> and roseanne barr, you've never heard her like this before. tears and remorse, on tape. the man who spoke with her is my guest.

franklin graham earlier this morning on the air, his friend anthony scaramucci said the president should pick up the phone. forget about tomorrow, he said he should pick up the phone today and end this policy. so there will be republicans coming to the white house to meet with the president tomorrow. this is a building cri for them. and donald trump knows about the power of images. remember, we saw him react to the children being gassed in syria. he understands the impact that those cages, that those images are having. so i think you're just going to see a tidal wave of pressure in the next couple of days. >>> we also know that the president does not like to back down. and if he does, if he were on this issue he certainly at least based on past practice will not take responsibility for it. it will create a new reality or blame someone else. you spent a lotf time covering this administration. do you see sense of backing off on this? or is the president digging in? his latest tweet seems to show he is digging in. >> i think what you might see is the president trying to suggest of the compr

mcconnell, ted cruz, an immigration hard liner and has been a huge supporter of the president and anthony scaramucci defends him on e everything and now on this. >> i support and all of the members of republican conference support the plan that keeps families together. while their immigration status is determined. >> all of us are seeing these images of children being pulled away, we're horrified. this has to stop. >> he's got to step in there and end this thing. it's an atrocious policy. it's inhumane. offensive to the average american. >> you, steve, are calling them invaders. >> if you come across our wobor without permission, you're an invader. no other word to describe it. i love immigration -- >> it's unhumane, it's horrifying. we know pediatricians to say it can cause long-term harm. i don't want to ask you if it happened to your own children. you'd think it was an abomination. >> the children are the victims. >> why you use the word invaders. they're coming -- >> their pasrents are the invaders. they're not the victims. they are invaders. >> they are not. >> if you don't have permission to b

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here's what anthony scaramucci told erin burnett last night. >> i would like to see him turn the cornerff and take the higher ground so we can stop with this sort of nonsense on your great show and talk about the economic advantages that are taking place. >> sabrina, politically why do you think the president's not heeding that advice? >> i think it's because it's, frankly, hard to define civility in the age of president trump. the tone is very much set from the top and you have a president who has made derogatory comments about immigrants, muslims, women and other minorities. he has routinely attacked his political opponents in language that is coarse and vulgar, sometimes bordering on threatening and so it becomes really difficult for his administration to argue that they should somehow be off-limits when they are the ones who in many ways have pushed well beyond the norms of civil discourse. i do think you have differing views, of course. you have democrats like nancy pelosi and chuck schumer both leaders in congress condemning maxine waters and her criticism, but i think that there