president trump tells ap he won't accept blame if gop loses house. trump took exception to that headline saying ap headline was very different from my quote and meaning in the story.

. >> back to the ap interview. we talked about his party's chances on the midterms. he stepped on the trail of late today. he said, he won't accept the blame if republicans lose the house in november, arguing that he is helping republican candidates in the midterms. he seemed to be hedging his bets in his conversation, again, with "fox business." >> i think we're going to do well. who knows? history shows the opposite, you know that. >> he was active on twitter today, beginning with an attack on massachusetts democratic senator elizabeth warren who yesterday caused tricringes in party by announcing test results that showed distant native american ancestral roots. quoting here from the president, pocahontas, the bad version, sometimes referred to as elizabeth warren is getting slammed. she took a bogus dna test. he added tonight elizabeth warren is being hammered even by the left. her false claim of indian heritage is only selling to low-iq individuals. then he talked about stormy daniels saying, quote, federal judge throws out stormy daniels lawsuit versus trump. tru

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yes, ithink has used that phrase, don't ape corbyn, isn't it?ves have been a little bit spooked by the labour conference last week, where the policies that he put forward were not business friendly at all, but they were quite populist and it went down quite well. let's not forget the labour party over the summer had a terrible time over the accusations, founded, in my opinion, over anti—semitism. but it seemed that there was a little bit of socialist, marxist unity in force last week when no one stuck their heads above the parapet too much, at least. and i think with the chancellor that this is a kind of shot across the boughs of philip hammond. he has to look down the sofa and find £20 billion to pay for the nhs, because if you remember earlier this year this huge nhs crisis over looking after patients, and so forth, and they were right at the edge, and the tories, as well, didn't want to be outflanked by labour on the nhs. theyjust said we will give £20 billion by 2023. they have to find some money down the back of the sofa, a lot of money, an

president trump tells ap he won't accept blame if gop loses house. trump took exception to that headline saying ap headline was very different from my quote and meaning in the story. they just can't help themselves. fake news. but our colleagues at the associated press have receipts in the form of an interview transcript. if republicans were to lose control of the house on november 6th or a couple days later, depending on how long it takes to count the votes do you believe you bear some of the responsibility for that? trump says, no, i think i'm helping people. i'm 48 and 1 in the primaries and actually it's much high thaern that because i endorsed a lot of people that were successful that people don't even talk about. but many of those 48 were people that had no chance in some cases. joining us is robert costa, "washington post" national political reporter. eddie, chairman of the center for african-american studies, and charlie sikes, host of the daily standard. mark liebovich. and author of the number two best-selling sports book in america on "the

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the headline he is talking about reads "trump tells ap he will not accept blame if g.o.p.oses house" but according to a transcript of the interview, the president did answer no when asked if he would bear some responsibility of republicans come up short but there was more to it than that. mike emanuel is live in washington with more on is it a discrepancy, what is this, exactly? >> president trump rip to the associated press on twitter, saying "ap headline was very different from my quote and meaning in the story. they just can't help help themselves. when the president was asked if republicans were to lose control of the house in the upcoming but midterms if he would bear some responsibility of that, the president responded "no, i think i'm helping people, i am 48-1 in the primaries, i endorsed a lot of people that were successful that people don't even talk about" and the president trolled trish regan this feels like to go years ago. >> there's enthusiasm like we had in the last election, 2016 which was a spectacular day and evening. i think we have a lot of enthusiasm.

the ap headline, the portion of this wide ranging interview this way, trump tells ap he won't accept blame if gop loses house. that was the headline. trump tweeted, ap headline very different from my quote and meaning in the story. they just can't help themselves. fake news. here is the exchange. you decide, chris. you decide viewers and listeners on satellite radio. the ap asks, so my question is if republicans were to lose control of the house on november 6th or a couple of days later, depending on how long it takes to count the votes, do you believe you bear some responsibility for that? there's the question. trump's response. no, i think i'm helping people. sounds very much like he's saying he won't be to blame. no? >> as you said it was a wide ranging interview, and the response was no, i'm helping people. i think to take that and make that the headline coming out of it is a bit disingenuous. there's only been three times since 190 that the party in power has not lost seats. i think there's a little bit of -- there's a tale of two houses here too. there's what's going to happen

the pre-ap notes were signed? they were agreed to. >> you are talking about an original document that is over 40-years-old. i was still in high school. i can't speak as to what might have transpired then. we have subsequent c.f.c.s after that. >> i'm talking about the pre-ap signed by jeff. >> i don't know. i don't know what happened with that. >> ok. >> i can't answer that question. >> ok. >> mr. sanchez. >> scott sanchez planning department. just to reiterate the planning department is this a three-unit building. in addition to the c.f.c.s one of the propofol property owners, even though there's been a history of illegal units on the property, there was a notice of special restrictions recorded that has exhibit m and the appellant's brief. i'm stating that the legal use of the property is three units. that was required by the planning department for one of the permits that corrected one of the violations of the previous property owner so does the position of the department these are three illegal rent-controlled

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the ap told their reporters face-to-face last night in the oval office. the morning the president is calling that headline fake news after he talked up republican enthusiasm in a separate sit down. >> we have great poll numbers. we have tremendous turn out at these rallies. i think we have a lot of enthusiasm. i keep hearing about the enthusiasm, the blue wave but i think we have tremendous enthusiasm. >> joining me now is kathryn lucie, one of the ap reporters in the oval yesterday. joining us onset is steve kornacki and kasie hunt. let me start with you kath lynn because you were there. you were in the room. you had this 40-minute wide ranging interview with the president. he's feeling good about economy. he wants to share it. >> i think that's right. this is a number of interviews he's done in recent days. he really covered the water front. we were there for 40 minutes. we talked about midterms, stormy danie daniels. he really didn't hold back. >> we laid out what the headline was. the president saying you guys specifically asked him do you bear respon

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he has talked with the saudi crown prince, that he denied involvement, and the president telling the ap that this is another case of guilty until proven innocence. the writer, who lived in virginia, was last seen entering the saudi consulate in turkey, never coming out. it took 13 days for investigators to get inside. ened there is a report tonight that investigators have found, quote, certain evidence that he was murder eed inside. khashoggi's disappearance is now a full diplomatic crisis for the united states. mike pompeo in saudi arabia, shaking hands with the crown prince. so, where does this go next? abc's senior foreign correspondent see yan pannell on the scene again tonight. >> reporter: it looked like sweetness and smiles today as america's top diplomat made small talk with the crown prince about his flight. >> and i hope you don't have jetlag? >> in a little while, but so far, so good. >> reporter: but the saudis have been accused of murdering "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi in their consulate in turkey. something the royal family repeatedly denied. >> we are stron

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and is ap conscientious objector. didn't even want to serve in the army in the first place. they decided may be york should be elevated to a medal of honor. in order to get the medal of honor their knees to be witnesses. somebody has to have an idea where the action took place. 1919, the area is covered in white. york and some of the men from the 82nd come back here. wherees them to an area they capture 132 men. pershing recognizes this. he is touted as not only the hero of the argonne but the hero of the americans of world war i. he goes back to tennessee, where he becomes a celebrity, and his story just rises and rises. hollywood thinks this is such a great opportunity to make a war story. playsld war ii gary york alvin york in the movie sergeant york. >> i just want to point out where york had captured those german troops. >> we are now above the village. we have several hills facing us. each a was fortified by the germans. neutralizing the 82nd division. heroic moments, being able to go downhill with 132 german prisoners. it's supposed to be one of these hills. people th

it could in edmund or chickasha may have different examples of ap. but we're not the only state with a rural school. every other state has the same issue. they are taking their top ap teachers and they are piping it through video technology so that every kid has the same opportunity. so when someone can fill the position, we need to look at different technologies. i know some people -- chris: name a different technology, to address that situation. well, at: besides -- lady that i know, that i work with is going back to get her , mba. she says she is taking classes from 7:00 to 9:00. it is online. she has to be dialed in. , theu are not refreshing teacher will be there. my point is, it has changed. we should look at those things to look at some of those holes in the schools to make sure that they have equal opportunity with larger schools. chris: sometimes they say that oklahoma's academic standards are weak. particularly those from math. go to collegents and a need remedial classes. is it time to go back to common core? i would not say that, but we n

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carolyn: we were there together. >> ap first. ap has traditionally been the wire service that provides the world pictures and news. -- provides the world with pictures and news. there is a tradition of having the ap first and they have that center spot of you have that pressure and traditionally the first question at the white house press briefing is from the ap. carolyn: being a wire service photographer is a little different. you could be curious, but you still have to cover everybody. i don't know if you know sailing. you've got to make sure you have the pictures. every once in a while coming you -- every once in a while, you have somebody on the back stand, you can get in the cherry picker and take a chance. it is an interesting kind of grind. again with the little faces everywhere. you try really hard to find something different. i really love the baby arms. [laughter] >> great. carolyn: that was a delegate with his little baby on a little bjorn thing in front. >> so great. carolyn: this is one of those pictures you have to

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but he tapped into social media, his followers created this vast networks of chat groups on te what's apmessaging platform are he is on facebook all the time speaking his mind very unscripted, exemely shaky videos, and people who are very nungry for authenticity saw i him somebody who was being very authentic and the currency of that see to be very high? brazil. >> what is the core or at are e core issues driving people to the polls? is it about the economy? is it about cri? >> i would say first and foremost brazil is grappling with an unprecedented level of crime, violent crime across the country, particularly in the northeast and in some of th large cities like rio de janeiro. you know, some people start their days looking at aps the way you and i might check the weather in tnited states to see where there are shootings happening so thethcan plaeir daily commute. this is how sort of deeply the fear of crime has seeped into people's routine. but also i heink is for a number of years there has been a sense that politicians in this country have become something of, you know, a eclectic, h

i'm ready to crush ap english. i'm ready to do what no one on my block has done before.rget that. what no one in the world has done before. all i need access, tools, connections. high-speed connections. is the world ready for me? through internet essentials, comcast has connected more than six-million low-income people to low-cost, high-speed internet at home. i'm trying to do some homework here. so they're ready for anything. >>> they call this part of the political year the silly season because as the election gets closer and closer people start doing silly things in last ditch attempts to get themselves or their candidates elected. so one side does something silly and now the other side goes it's just the silly season. pay no attention to my opponent calling me a drunken caterpillar eater. silly season. keep that in mind when i show you this next headline which has just popped at the "the new york times." quote, trump considers closing southern border to migrants. quote, president trump is considering taking executive action to bar migrants including asylum seekers to

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the president was asked by the ap about michael cohen and he said, absolutely he's lying. and michael cohen was a pr person. who did small legal work. very small legal work. and what he did was very sad when you look. by the way, he was in trouble, he was in trouble for what he did for me. he wasn't -- he was not in trouble for what he did for know. he was in trouble for what he did for himself. you do know that. it has to do with loans, mortgages, taxi cabs and various other things if you read the paper. it's amazing to me that the president is citing the paper when he thinks most papers are outright lies. what duo you think of the president's argument here? we could say this is nonsense. but is it? >> it's already been discounted in the election. it's not going to move anything. obviously it's not true. he was the in-house lawyer, the principle go-to guy for donald trump. i don't know why he's wasting hi breath. michael cohen doesn't have any credibility. the president is crying to dissemble the guy. the president's making it worse by building him up and misrepresenting

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here's the ap that year.hart generally perceived as the early democratic front-runner for 1988. here is upi that year. hart, quote, the current front-runner for the nomination. here is the "miami herald" that year during a big profile on gary hart. quote, gary hart, the democratic front-runner for 1988. now you know how this story ends, right? the democrats didn't run gary hart against george bush in 1988. they ran michael dukakis instead. and dukakis lost, and george h.w. bush became president, and it's fun/maddening to play that mental game, right, to think what might have happened had that one election gone the other way. where would we be in american politics now had that one election changed that one time. if poppy bush hadn't won, it's hard to imagine we wouldn't have had bill clinton in '92. it's hard to imagine we would have had george w. bush somewhere down the line. and don't even talk to me about where we are today. but in that 1988 race, the reason the early front-runner in the democratic party di

could fire him whenever i want to fire him, but i haven't said that i was going to, trump told the apbut if you ask me, am i thrilled? no. i am not thrilled. the other person the president isn't thrilled with? his former personal attorney, michael cohen, saying cohen's under-oath comments he arranged hush money schemes at trump's direction were false. he said absolutely he is lying and michael cohen was a pr person who did small legal work, very small legal work. cohen's lawyer, lanny davis, defended his client, tweeting, trump calling anyone a liar is a compliment. now, michael cohen appears to be cooperating in a number of investigations. sources tell cnn he met today with state and federal prosecutors who are investigating donald trump's family business as well as his charitable foundation. wolf. >> sara, thank you. sara murray reporting for us. there's more breaking news on the investigation into the missing journalist, jamal khashoggi, that's coming into "the situation room" right now. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, is slated to be back here in the united states later this

yesterday i gave an interview to ap, the headline was totally different from everything i said. the headline was terrible headline. everything else was perfect. the quotes were all per february. they have been criticized for it. where did they come up with the headline? if i gave that up, social media, i don't call it tweeting, i call it social media, it goes on your show, every time i do something, we have breaking news, we have breaking news whatever it may be. i really believe if i didn't do that, stuart, number one i probably wouldn't even be here talking to you. stuart: you do like it, don't you? >> i do like it. it's a form of getting out the truth. stuart: you like the press conferences. >> i enjoy them. stuart: you never miss an opportunity, when a question is shouted at you almost always respond? >> what is funny, sometimes i get a nasty perp with a horrible stupid question from like cnn because they're just so horrible and so fake but you know, i get this horrible question from some reporter at cnn. then i will hit the reporter back, just modestly hard, next thing, pre

i'm ready to crush ap english. i'm ready to do what no one on my block has done before.forget that. what no one in the world has done before. all i need access, tools, connections. high-speed connections. is the world ready for me? through internet essentials, comcast has connected more than six-million low-income people to low-cost, high-speed internet at home. i'm trying to do some homework here. so they're ready for anything. >>> don't forget, saudi arabia is our partner. they're our ally against iran and against missiles and against what they're doing, trying to take over the middle east. and, by the way, since i'm here, not succeeding. they're heading down the tubes if you look at what's going on. so, saudi arabia -- and they have -- i can only say -- i've been here for almost two years -- they've been a great ally, to me. >> president trump had a lot to say about saudi arabia today including this to the associated press. i think we need to find out what happened first. here we go again, you know, we're guilty until proven innocent. i don't like that. we just went t

>> i would probably be in ap psych reviewing for a test. >> and on your list of classes, where does that rank as far as either skill or appeal? >> i think it's quite interesting learning about our minds but i like some other classes a little bit better. >> what's your fave? >> i would say engineering science where we learn about sailboats but we also talk about yachts and oceanic sailing. >> and brandon, where would you be if you weren't at axios? >> i would be in photography class right now. i would probably be taking pictures. >> of who or what? >> right now we're working on an assignment of express sieive portraiture, of using one word to describe our photography. >> thank you for giving us a sense of what vaping is like in your experience and what government officials, advocates, journalists, should know that we might overlook ourselves. the "wall street journal" reported that a survey that it took with mercury analytics found that nearly a third of 13 to 18-year-olds currently vape. if you think about your friends, your relatives, your peers across the region, like how would that fi

as we talked about last night based on new reporting from the ap, brian kemp's office has put on hold -- they basically put in limbo 53,000 applications for voter registrations in his state. so these are people who have tried to register to vote in this year's election in georgia, but the secretary of state's office is not letting them do it. these people have submitted their voter registration applications. secretary of state is holding them and not letting them go through. of the 53,000 applications that brian kemp's office is currently sitting on, the ap reports that nearly 70% of those applications are from african american voters. the overall population in georgia is like somewhere between 30 and 35% black. 70% of the applications he is blocking are from black voters. hmm. i wonder what all this is about? since the ap first reported on this problem in georgia, and that is a big problem, tens of thousands of registrations, there has been sort of a growing uproar not just in that state, but around the country for it. tonight the lawyers committee for civil rights has announce they'

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that the next counsel, according to to the according president, who is having an interview with the apas talked about a missing journalist, khashoggi, saying the fact saudi arabia is blamed is another case of guilty until proven innocent. let's go to greg. and do we know about pat his role as the next white house counsel? >> he is a former justice department official. he is with a private law firm. the washington post reported trump interviewed him and liked their interactions. he will be replacing don began who had said he would leave after the confirmation of brett kavanaugh. faced tumultuous time at the white house over security clearances and other things. he said he was leaving and it appears we have his successor. >> we are getting headlines on saudi arabia. president trump saying saudi arabia is blamed for the missing journalist. another case of guilty until proven innocent. we know secretary pompeo is headed to turkey. >> that is right. a littleed a statement bit ago saying that he had all of these meetings in saudi arabia at the bet has stuff president trump and the officials

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