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good evening, ari. >> good evening, chris. thanks for all your reporting on these stories this week. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. rachel does have the night off. she will be back on monday. i am ari melber, and we have actually a lot to get to tonight. there is a major deadline approaching in the legal case involving donald trump's lawyer michael cohen. intriguing new clues about whether cohen may be preparing to flip on his former client. the reporter who knows more than just about anyone about what is going on in michael cohen's head right now, she joins us in a few minutes. a lot of legal issues to untangle. also, this week we got new insights into some of the tactics used by russia to undermine the elections in 2016 as well as new warnings that the united states may not be prepared for what russia is up to in the next election. this is something many people may have missed this we'll. we think you might not want to miss it tonight. but we begin with the crisis of the thousands of immigrant children rippe

pecker and others with ami, these are not hardened criminals, ari. if they have potential exposure they are going to do everything within their power to hit the exits. they are going to cooperate fully. they are going the provide any and all information about mr. cohen and mr. trump in a very expeditious manner. these are not hardened criminals. they are to the going to do five or ten or is a years for you. >> i feel like you are saying basically they are not from the neighborhood? >> depend what neighborhood we are talking about. they are white collar guys used to a nice standard of living. they are not going to go down for michael cohen and mr. trump. you thought michael cohen was going to flip? to the extent that these guys have any information they are doing to be singing like some of the largest canaries you have seen in your lifetime. >> dan goldman as someone who used to do these investigations we havely, your handicapping on mr. michael avenatti's analysis? >> the interesting thing is the first amendment issues. there are hurdles that you mus

and what does the president do, ari? he makes a joke out ofit!he perspective of african-americans, how in the world can you respect the president? when you look at the republican party, they have been silent. they've said nothing. you look at their party, and you have to ask yourselves, you guys argue a lot about how you want to reach out, you want more diversity, and yet issues that impa community, you're silent. you allow the president to make this into a joke, which it is not. there's so many people in this country, and i can tell you a black young m myself, who fear walking down the street for the most part, particularly if you encounter a police officer, because you don't know how that encounter is going to end. there is nothing fup funny abou this. this is not some culture war you pull out of your pocket anytime you want to change the narrative. these are issues that have to be addressed and we expect the president to address them and he's not doing that. >> mike, as someone looked at the intersection of sports and politics, where does it g

msnbc ari reported that fact.comes from the show from devon of the conservative paper on campus. he's on the right there. devin spoke with the secretary, they're actually in the same fraterni fraternity. and this is a story that has seized national imagination with pictures. everyone can see the impact of this policy. tonight adds one more picture so everyone can see the urgency and priorities of some trump cabinet officials in charge of the impact of this policy. our thanks to devin for the photograph and we'll be right back. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or

"the beat with ari melber" on msnbc.k us how monday, legendary reporter seymour hirsch is with us as well as michael eric dyson to talk about his new book. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> tonight a picture and a very large letter worth a thousand words. the north korea summit is back on after an oval office meeting with kim jong-un's deputy while some experts openly fear donald trump is being taken for a ride all the way to singapore. >>> late word tonight the next summit might be with vladimir putin according to "the wall street journal." >>> plus a warning from a former attorney general. buckle your seat belts as trump wages war on justice and his attorney general. >>> and the secret the president apparently couldn't keep. the problem is it's the kind that moves markets. "the 11th hour" on a friday night begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarte

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i guess one other point, ari.erts talk about knowing who kim jong-un is, in fact, i think western intelligence has been pretty unclear, and in fact that teacher we spoke to says he doesn't think he's ever been approached by western intelligence to ask him about the kind of boy that he taught. so we don't know who kim jong-un is. at is e fundamental question. that is the unknown that president trump is walking into. >> ambassador from a diplomatic perspective, what does the u.s. know about him and his knowledge of the world? >> i think it's always very different to really determine what he's like when so few people have actually met him. a lot of people will you look at it and then wonder is this the same guy they're describing? i can jz, let me size him up myself. there are nuggets there, and they can helpm on the question of if it looked sort of sloppy our contradictive, he's now getting what he wants tonight. >> he being president trump? yeah, they say, but also getting what he wands is kim jong-un, the dictator

"the beat" starts with ari melber. >> thank you. bob mueller indicts to 20th person in the russia probe. bob mueller making two big moves late today, charging a new person in this russia probe, a russian national linked to putin's intelligence services who spent years working for paul manafort. mueller adding new charges in this indictment. that includes witness tampering. the definite is konstantin. now, when that news broke, basically everyone understood it because mueller was asking a judge to revoke manafort's bail over the allegations that he was trying to get witnesses to lie for him. the people turned over text messages from manafort and he had been trying to conceal all that effort to encrypted messaging apps. tonight, mueller is not only say thoegz everies should land manafort in trial, as we learned earlier, tonight, bob mueller is saying those efforts constitute new crimes and thus man stay fort and his employee should be sentenced for that obstruction and conspiracy. whatever paul manafort did, it was all old stuff befor

"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. ari, i want to go home. it's friday. >> katie, i couldn't help but notice you said, i'll be back, not get with the chopper. >> get with the chopper! >> you just did a full arnold impersonation. >> guess who signed his autograph. >> who? >> arnold schwarzenegger. >> was it an auto pen? >> i don't know if it was an auto pen. >> you just said he signed it. >> it was an auto pen, to say the least. who signed your degree? >> i don't have an answer, and i wouldn't go to air with it until i have it fully confirmed. >> maybe you should run to the chopper quickly to find out. >> really good work, katie. it's a minute into the show. you deserve it. >> bye, ari. >> i am excited not just talking to katie but about the news. this michael cohen threat caught on tape and newly exposed. reverberations on that later tonight. >>> a taraps a fatakeover to fa friday. >>> rob rerksiner and anthony scaramucci are here. >>> his knowledge, his sources, his relationships, what he's concerned is about to happen. >> i suspect that we

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evelyn. >> yes, ari. >> it's friday night. i'm trying to make sense of what this is.as off. it's on again today. diplomacy is not like dinner plans. but at what point do the plans feel less real if they are on and off again too much? >> well, this is the problem. i'm smiling, even though i really want to be jumping out of my skin because the president is making a charade of diplomacy. he's almost making light -- well, he is making light of our adversaries. he's turned everything upside down. today is the day when he declared by launching these tariffs against our allies, the canadians, the mexicans, the europeans, that they are a national security threat. at the same time that he's praising and practically fawning over the north koreans. and now we hear these rumors about him wanting to meet with putin, which is not surprising, but again, everything is upside down. you're not supposed to be overly flattering, praising your advers adversaries. you're supposed to keep the u.s. national security interest in mind and be hard headed. of course you can be charming, but you

the beat with ari melber starts now. >> evening. appreciate the words you just shared. i like many, many people i grew up watching tim russert. i wonder what you think about, and it's never an easy question. what would he make given the fair, objective person he was of the world we're living in. >> i can say this, boy would he hate twitter. social media, that would have been the thing that tim would have truly, truly despised. sg youay that in some of what you showed and what people remember was the way he prepared for everything. only through preparation can you try to even understand where you're headed. you refer to a twitter or a lot apps that is instant, it's apr. >> totally the opposite. that swrould been, i think, the biggest thing he'd be fighting. >> appreciate your words. >>> his long time lawyer, michael cohen splitting with his own legal right in the middle of the white hot pressure of this federal probe. cohen is facing a deadline on friday for the review of attorney-client privilege materials and those re to the documents seized by the fbi in the dramatic

>> i mean, i fell in love and i was ready to commit to arie.ould kind of sense the tension or the anxiety there for a little bit. but it wasn't until the break-up where i was like, okay. >> jimmy: so now do you know what to look for in that regard? do you feel like that? >> i think so, yeah. >> jimmy: you do. >> and i think having this time be on my terms i was just much more intuitive and went with my heart, followed my head, and made the right choice. >> jimmy: you think you made the right choice for sure. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: all right. >> well, now you have me thinking -- >> jimmy: it has nothing to do with you. it's just i hear this a lot. >> no, i'm very happy. [ laughter ] i'll bet you $10 right now. >> jimmy: i hope you win $10 is what i'm saying. >> thank you. >> jimmy: all right. well, thank you so much. and i will see you again at the end. and then we'll go through all this stuff again, okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: and the $10 bet. becca, everybody. "the bachelorette" airs monday nights at 8:00 on abc. we'll be right back with ray lamont

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"the beat with ari mel better" starts right now. >> i imagine you looked at those interns and thought to yourself, one day i will be a newsman and one day an intern will run one of those decisions to me. >> are you channeling a hypothetical mentality "once had? >> i feel like you had it. >> they have the running of the bulls in spain. this is more like the running of the briefs. and i take your point digitally, it's somewhat unnecessary at this point. >> i like in a tradition, i find it amusing. the internet is ruining everything. >>> the top story in america is bizarre. it makes donald trump sound more guilt. i want you to keep in mind the legal fact. keep in mind these four words. pardons are for criminals. when a chief executive pardons someone pardoning someone before they do the crime, the pardon is given to the criminal to forgive the crime. if you talk about somebody who's not been charged, you imply they're headed for conviction. you're implying that you're headed for conviction. and donald trump's own lawyer who denies all kinds of things does not deny this legal fact i share

ari? >> one of the reasons these things happen is because there is no uprising against the groups that do it. no shaming, no sense that you've crossed a line. the only people that blow the whistle are fox news and conservatives. i assure you, if it was done in reverse, if a conservative engaged in that behavior, "the new york times," cbs, abc, they would all collectively blow a gasket because they want to draw a line about what acceptable and not acceptable. when so much of the media sits relatively silent about these types of behaviors, it only encourages them to keep doing it because nobody they care about is correcting them. so the path is open to them. >> laura: can you imagine, chris, mika and joe, as ari said, the situation were reversed, and all members of some liberal group, their home phone numbers published, and we know where you live -- it would be intimidation, you're intimidating people from speaking out, it would be wall-to-wall coverage, and they would basically say, it's a

nice to talk, ari, as always. >> great to see you, and i appreciate your time. we do have a lot more on a busy friday night. you may recall if you were watching just last night rachel was asking for some help with photographic reporting. and i have the answer on that thanks to the team here. that evidence does exist. that's up ahead. also, why donald trump may now have more reason to fear his former lawyer than ever before. that's next. er, cause.... i don't think enough people heard about your big day. but nothing says "we got married" like a 12 ounce piece of scrap metal. yo! we got married! honk if you like joint assets. now you're so busy soaking up all this attention, you don't see the car in front of you. and if i can crash your "perfect day", imagine what i can do to the rest of 'em. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. the new united explorer card makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. (woooo) taking a breather. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com and we're committed to improving every ride.t to you sta

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next year. >> is arie going to be on your season or not? seems like he's going to make an appearance. >> he will show up, yes. we do have a conversation, and you'll just have to see that unfold. >> if they invite you to the wedding, will you go? >> i mean, if there was an open bar and i got that invite. hopefully i can get a plus one. i don't know. >> she's going to need that plus one, because we know becca's engaged. so what's it like watching the show with her new fiance? >> we talked through everything. he knows everything that really went on and it will be tough to watch back, i'm sure. >> but before we get to see the proposal, there's still plenty of drama ahead. >> i only am asking for honesty from you guys. that's all i want. >> what about that hospital moment? there's an ambulance, a pool of blood. what can you tease what happens there? >> yeah, it was bloody. and it was a lot of injuries rolled in one. >> is everybody okay now? >> everyone is okay now. >> more drama. >>> last night maroon 5 kicked off the first leg of their "red pi

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ari melber, elizabeth holtzman, and sanny is a val owes. catch the beat tonight. want t house, geoff bennett is moneyer toing for reaction there. jeff has anyone commented on this thing? this is a white house that has ied very hard to keep the message on north korea and the successes argued there. but the bottom line is they had a message to put out there and this takes them off track. >>ert that. first, michael cohen, the president is silent so far at least on twitter. the white house isn't commenting. officials previously tried to create distance between cohen and the president for all of the obvious reasons. look, in the paz past president trump signalled that he underseriousness o cohen's legal exposure. you remember the in april, the president cabinet room surrounded by his military generals was asked about the raids on cohen's properties athe time. the president described that as an attack on the nation, said it was a disgraceful situation. so there is that. e other we are tracking here at the white house today of co is rea. the president trying to sell this

>> i know ari is up on it. >> honestly i've never seen the show. on twitter, it's always the number one trending thing. you know, if you see that there are like 200,000 re-tweets about love and hip-hop, that makes you kind of think that's the thing you should be looking at. there's so many more important things to be looking at like our president separating children from their families at the border or saying we need to stand in line and listen to him when he was on tv. >> i got to tell you. i think that was #a great point. >> #aioli. >> #so quiet after the jokes. i have something to bring up. when we had stretch come on the show, he was like, i won't go on without bobbito. we got you on together. the two of you guys came on. then here you came on alone. this is you. we said you want to come on. stretch can't make it. you were like, i'm fine with that. i'm ready to go. i'm wondering if this is a one-way relationship. i think we have some footage. i want you to watch this. we have some footage of how bobbito has been treating you. >> wow. >> is this

ari melber, what is your takeaway here? what's the broad picture? what does this mean in the context of the ongoing litigation against michael cohen, the criminal suit and stormy daniels case? >> this is potentially a huge deal. michael cohen is already under criminal investigation. the feds obviously famously raiding him a they have been fighting over what happens to that material. here are new allegations from a civil opponent of his. allegations made in court supported by rather spicy text that suggest there was a long running sort of secret plot to coopt the attorney for a woman who accused donald trump of these various acts and get her story to change, potentially falsely, get the other involved. you can be disbarred for that kind of thing and keep it all under wraps. again, we go back to the cover-up, the underlying stuff that was the 60 minutes interview is something people can factor in as they see fit. the question of whether there was a modem operandi of a fixer michael cohen taking extraordinary measures including potentially, potentially

we don't know how it will come out yet. >> ari fleischer, thanks for being here today. thank you. >> thanks, dana. >> dana: dangerous drugs hidden in the mail sent in packages from overseas. the feds with a new weapon to sniff them out. a critical primary day ahead of the mid-terms. we'll look at the closely watched races happening today. there's little rest for a single dad, and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >> dana: it's primary day in seven states, including new york where michael grimm is trying to get his seat back. joining me now, meredith kelly and matt gorman at the nrcc. matt, let's start with you. in new york, with this michael grimm seat against dan donovan, does the nrcc have a preferred outcome here? >> you know, thanks for having me first of all, we support dan donovan. he's run a great campaign so far. he has a record of accomplishment and believe he will be victorious tonight. that's

let's put that through to ari fleischer and former whitewater deputy independent counsel's all and berg. lots to unpack guys, you get the sense that this is all swirling around the obstruction, and the fact that the mccabe memo is suddenly out there. it seems like mccabe is getting ready for himself perhaps to be prosecuted. but why do you think that is out there now? >> well the times i have a history of licking things in a certain way before an unfavorable news story is going to come out. i don't think this is any exception. but also, keep in mind any story that is sourced by mccabe for has to do with a memo written by mccabe, you are not talking about a very credible source according to the latest oig report. i wouldn't worry about it too much. the big thing to keep in mind is, the president has the constitutional authority to fire comey as he had to fire mccabe, absent something extra like paying hush money to somebody or lying to a government investigator. it just simply is not obstruction. i would ask everybody who comments on the other networks and acts like it is obstruction to

his reversal on the issueou followed ary on both sides of the political aisle and pressure from human rights groups. but even as he was announcing the order, the president stressed the need to toughen america's immigration laws. nick bryant has more. nick: a tent encampment close to the mexican border that has become a sweltering detention center for some of the thousands of children ken from their parents. donald trump's zero-tolerance immigration policy has provoked outrage across america and the world. pres. trump: going to have a lot of happy people. nick: today from the president, that rare thing, abd reversal, cln. all it took to end child separation was the flourish of his pen. pres. trump: we are going to have very strong borders, but we are going to keep the family together. i don't like the site or the the feeling of families being separated. nick: this was a political crisis of his own making, and up untitoday, the america first president had fiercely defended the crackdown. pres. trp: we want a great country, we want a country with heart. but when people come up, they have

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the beat with ari melber starts now. >>> good evening. i want to begin with four facts that underpin the top story. one, donald trump is under investigation for obstruction of justice. two, several of trump's former aides have plead guilty or charged with crimes related to obstruction like lying to the feds. three, the man who literally ran trump's campaign was accused this week of witness tampering. one of the more serious ways to obstruct any probe. four, bob mueller is finding new leads by looking through witnesses phones and reading their once encrypted messages. then five, one of the most powerful people in trump's orbit is sean hannity, conservative activist and tv host who speaks to trump daily and one of the only other clients of michael cohen. take that all in right now. those five facts because they make what we're about to show you especially legally significant. i don't mean this as some sort of media commentary story. i mean this as a story of what's coming out of trump white house. that same man, sean hannity is now literall

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let's bring in ari fleischer, the former press secretary for george w.bush and fox news contributor. peter strozk was dumped from theller investigation team when it turned out he had a romantic relationship with another person who worked at the f.b.i. e didn't play a hugestion role in either investigation. now we're finding out he was fairly central to the e-mail prnd russia investigation. ari? >> that is one of the reasons i think that bob mueller got of him. he gotend put down under the personnel desk at the f.b.i. we need to figure this out. that is my bottom line. it's so hard to know all the facts of this, particularly through the congressional investigation. the inspector general at the f.b.i. is the one we are waiting f he will have the full report of what went right and wrong in the hillary clinton. i suspect it's a bad hair day for peter strozk when it happens. >> jon: strozk, we know that james comey who was then the director of the f.b.i. was drafting his controversial statement -- it came out in may -- when he exonerated hillary clinton and c

the beat with ari melber starts now. >>> donald trump spent last week on the defensive and partly caved over his border policy. tonight, he is clearly eager to turn the corner. let me tell you exactly what's happening. your president is advocating a blatantly unconstitutional proposal to gut due process inside the united states. from a legal perspective, the good news tonight is due process is not a choice for politicians. this is not donald trump's call. it is a right secured in the fifth amendment, and upheld by judg judges. trump raised a new topic that underscores limits on his own power, and maybe limits on his knowledge because it is one thing to say you want to get tougher on the border and another to propose things that are so unconstitutional that basically everyone knows, including your allies in congress, you can't do the thing you're talking about. >> they said we'd like to hire 5,000 more judges. 5,000. you ever hear of a thing like that, judges. we want a system where when people come in illegally, they have to go out. and nice, simple system that works. they want to hire

breaking news coverage continues with ari melber. >> that's right, thank you. >>> we have a lot to cover on this big news day, including this unfolding set of events. i want you to know senator cory booker is my guest tonight, discussing his view of what should be done in the supreme court fight. >>> also, there's news breaking about the trump, putin summit as well as ties to the mueller probe. all of that in tonight's show. we begin with the tragic story in maryland. a suspect in custody after bursting into this newspaper office, killing at least five people. several others injured. a shotgun used to blast through a glass door. jim cavanaugh, retired atf special agent in charge. we are following this story and our msnbc reporters in the field as well. jim, what do you see as important here? >> i think a couple of things. one from a witness early on said the shooter, killer reloaded, that gave him maybe a chance for people to get away. also had police with quick response, 60 to 90 seconds, and they apprehend the guy alive. he could have charged them even with an empty shotgun but chose n

scrutiny the pressure stemming from these longstanding corruption allegations is short amount again ari force it out west jerusalem a top middle east advisers from the u.s. have been in qatar and saudi arabia to press for up to one billion dollars in aid for the people of gaza their regional tour is part of the u.s. president's push for a palestinian israel peace plan and palestinian leaders are refusing to meet trump's son in law and senior adviser jared kirshner as well as a u.s. middle east special envoy jason green blatt palestinians are outraged at trump's decision to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem green blatt are expected to meet israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu later on friday. still ahead on al-jazeera the u.k. tries to calm the fears of european citizens who want to stay in the country off to bragg's it. and one says show that myself the prosecution problems disappear by saying we need to malaysian businessman who's finding value in the world's waste. we do still have flooding can see where north america particularly around the deep south into texas says every clo

must have hurt ari. this week, the kiss count stops at four! rose ceremony time.ecca handing out the flowers to the men. not everybody got a rose. see ya, dude. some guarantees. becca means business. next week, episode three. analyst out. >> i'm finally starting to cry. >> so jordan got a rose. was it the speedos that did it? >> the speedo didn't hurt, i'm sure. >> are those really speedos? >> you asked for it. you called for that video. we're going to bring it up. >> ah, and poor lincoln. lincoln got, like, a kiss at least. a lot of the brothers got a kiss. >> kiss count to four. >> how long did the speedos go on? >> the speedos are really popular. >> how cold is it in that house? >> it's about time more men start wearing speedos. women have had to wear such little clothing for so long a time. i think it's fair that the men on the bachelor -- >> the time's up. >> time's up, everyone. >> oh, we're out of time right now. too bad. >> they didn't like that. >>> next, this is huge movie news. reese witherspoon finally is making a next installment in the "legally blond