barrett did allow food and drink for the soldiers. when they offered to pay her she refused to accept any payment however some soldiers threw shellings upon her feet. nothing was found here and they gathered the march to concord. in about 11 miles they encountered the north bridge and saw something had taken place right there. meanwhile, back in concord, a lot of implements used to carry cannons are gathered up and they're burned in the city of town. this fire then spreads to a meeting house and the residents of concord implore the british to stop the fire, which they do. however, over on the hill, the gathering colonial's strength is up to about 400 see smoke rising from concord and do what people would assume, that their houses are on fire. at this point, they gather up and move. down with muskets loading, the captain seeing the advancing coming on upon him, starts to panic, pulls the soldiers over to this side of the bridge. some confusion rings out, a few shots are fired as the colonials get even that much closer, they fire upon t

revolt dayjob her demanding jake barrett revolt day job with the her demanding jake barrett revolt dayjobman to multitask! i am mum. i am not the first woman to multitask! iam not mum. i am not the first woman to multitask! i am not the first woman to work and have a baby. i know these are special circumstances but there will be many women who have done this well before i have. i acknowledge those women. i am about to sympathise with them a lot, as i sympathise with all women who have suffered morning sickness. but i am excited, we are excited, and we know it together that we are going to make this work and new zealand is going to help us raise our first child. 37-year-old jacinda will now join us small band of heads of government to give birth while still in office. the first to do so was pakistan's benazir bhutto in 1990. first, though, are home to prepare and the nation to govern. the mayor of cape town has lashed out at residents for failing to conserve water and has announced strict new rationing as the south african city faces the prospect of running dry this april. the mayor, patri

turkey's president roger ted barrett one has vowed to quote clean its entire border with syria of terrorist ankara's nine day offensive against the kurdish why p.j. militia in syria shows no sign of letting up turkey has demanded the u.s. pull its troops out of the northern syrian town of non bitch turkish forces n.y.p.d. clashed again over the weekend. turkish troops are advancing with the heavy equipment because it's militia white b.g. which controls the area south of the turkish syrian border and which ankara calls terrorists to put up strong resistance but turkish troops have now carrying their first military success w t v i spoke with the commander this morning and as of now four hundred and eighty four terrorists have been neutralized that the operation continues. and is about to fall after that place is taken will advance with even more determination turkish backed troops had been trying to capture the strategically important hill for days the good news for them came on sunday ankara wants to prevent the kurds from gaining long term control of the border areas the president sees the

a reading tour and there was an event where somebody in bavaria came across and did her began to barrettes her and challenged her for spoiling on poaching his spoiling the atmosphere with all this talk of auschwitz and i think what we're seeing there that was a reflection because she said five years earlier that gentleman would not come across and said what he said and what she is saying in so many words i think it's a lot of people are asking now why it is and has to be on the rise in germany a very big question this being much debated in germany and outside germany and i think one of the answers is that many people who have been latently mt semitic all the way through and no feeling emboldened and as they. speaking their minds they're coming out and saying what they want to say and they're being emboldened partly involved i'm sure blue mention this by the internet and hate speech on the internet the rise of h. the anti semitic hate speech and i feel that they're probably also being in bold and by the general climate the surge of far right popular sentiment across europe there are various

turkey's president read our ted barrett on one has vowed to quote clean its entire border with syria of terrorists as nine day offensive against the kurdish one p.j. militia in syria shows no sign of letting up turkey has demanded that the u.s. pull its troops out of northern syria specifically from the town of mann bridge turkish forces and why p.g. clashed again over the weekend. kurdish and other activists say saturday's fighting concentrated in the northwest of the region in this video kurdish fighters target turkish helicopters with small arms fire activists say turkey is making slow progress on the ground. president rich of type rather one ravages supporters just over a week into the campaign he claims turkey has inflicted heavy casualties on the attorneys. close to three hundred ninety four terrorists have been neutralized. and we have twenty martyrs from the free syrian army and our military salute. you she is one of the figures a disputed and cannot be verified independently turkey took journalists close to the front line in syria on saturday here militia watch over territor

anne barrett-doyle is the co-director of the watchdog group and website, bishopaccountability.org. she joins me now. first, let's talk about this case in chile. we have one pierce, fernando karadima, who was found to commit abuse and also to mentor many other priests who are believed to be abusers. >> right. >> reporter: what exactly are the allegations against this bishop who is one of those who this priest mentored. >> right. bishop barros was said to, at one point, he supposedly destroyed a letter that complained about karadima's behavior many decades ago. but really the allegations that are far more serious is that the victims of karadima say that he was in the room when children and young men were being abused by karadima. juan carlos cruz, a well-known victim of karadima, said that barros, then a middle east, watched him being abused by karadima. >> reporter: and these are victims that the church itself accepted as credible when they were looking at karadima's case. >> that's right. >> reporter: but now it seems the pope is not giving credibility to these accounts. i'm wonder

this is the work of devlin barrett of the "washington post" with us tonight.evlin, share our reporting with your reporting with members of our audience. >> sure. what we're told is that on monday, the head of the fbi and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein went to the white house to meet with chief of staff john kelly, to try to urge him to come around to their position which is that this memo that has been such a fierce subject of debate on the hill should not be made public. their argument is that this do damage to national security and it's essentially an inaccurate attack on the fbi. >> has anyone you've spoken to addressed the fact that when two officials of this standing and rank make the trip to the white house to beg the white house not to release this, what then happens to one or both of these officials if it is released nonetheless? >> well, i think, look, boat the fbi and the doj, the buildings haven't moved but there is a greater distance between those two buildings and the white house than there's been in some time because of this russia invest

sense of all of this, we are joined now by devlin barrett, who covers stice department and f.b.i. for the "washington post." thanks for j rning us. as yorted, deputy attorney general ready rosenstein and fbi director christopher ray were at the white house on monday to make their case in person to the chief of staff john kelly. what does it mean that they felt the need to go public this afternoon or today withthat statement? >> frankly in some ways it meanh expect they have already lost this the ba el. as you saw in the preside's atement on the congressional floor last night, as you see in oankly the body languagf many public officials in the administration and on the hill, everyone involved inhis really expect this memo will come out very soon. and i think as much as the statement is an attempt to say e reasons why it shouldn't come out, i think it's also yrankly a statement to the public to on't assume what you read here is the absolute truth. this may not be, and obviously the fbi is saying it isn't, this isn't an accg rate account what we do and how we do it. >> because of the

. amy fadool will be there with barrett brooks, and the mascot will be there along with the eagles cheerleaders. students are encouraged to wear their favorite eagles gear. >>> 5:37 right now on this sunday. today a toll hike on the pennsylvania turnpike goes into effect. it will cost a few extra pennies per trip. last summer you may remember the commission approved a 6% toll increase. the most common toll for a car with ez pass goes up 7 cents to $1.30. cash customers will pay about 15 cents more. the extra revenue will pay for turnpike improvements. speaking of the pennsylvania turnpike, overnight lane closures on the turnpike in bucks county will end at 6:00 this morning, about 20 minutes from now. crews are working to remove bridge beams on the overpass between the bensalem and delaware valley interchanges. again, that stretch of the pennsylvania turnpike in both directions will reopen at 6:00 this morning. >>> coming up, we are in for the worst of the bitter blast. we are tracking a possible record breaking plunge in temperatures in the first alert forecast today. >>> hollywoo

considered it and now she's a new gig on fox news, so she's not going anywhere >> i'm worried about maria barrett as well. used to tv, wants pretty faces. >>> also all eyes on espn. yet another controversy with another one of their hosts, what is with this whole cross over between sports and politics. >> that's really good question. you're talking about katie nolan, who recently worked at fox as a sports analyst. she switched over to espn, and she's known to be somewhat controversial. she speaks her mind, recently she appeared where she was asked what she thought about president trump and she said he is bleeping stupid. now, espn recently issued a social media policy saying, hey, we really want you guys not to talk about politics. ja mel hill got in a lot of trouble for tweeting and posting and talking about president trump. but the different between this is that was social media, this time she spoke about it on tv. she being ms. nolan. we'll have to see what happens be everybody is watching espn to see if they will take action against her. i don't think they will. >> all right. sunday, award sea

minutes after the texts barrett writes e-mails were copies of writes e-mails were copies of clinton e-mails the fbi has my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >> historians are going to look back on this period as schizophrenic insanity. on one hand have you genuine fbi information coming out about clearly covering up for hillary clinton in ways that are auto astonishing this won't make page one of "the new york times." even if the president got angry and said i'd love to fire mueller, there's no event there. the idea the president is culpable of not liking mueller and that is

drug barrett cutter quintet. became the nominal director of the offshore firm that acquired older bloodthirsty motorist essence. the central bank there is the lender of last resort or to provide liquidity case there's a credit freeze the fact that you have such a banks becoming the buyer of first order and that they're printing money to buy stocks is a complete inversion of what their role is supposed to be in the economy and they become a giant hedge fund. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us a full on author of the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it's the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than two thousand and six and see if anybody had ever heard of love redacted tonight was the president of the world bank page on the right me seriously send us an e-mail. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turns some countries into peg's these are the countries with weaker economies that needed auste

steve barrett is quoted as calling donald trump junior's meeting with a russian lawyer treasonous.dent lawyers sent a cease-and-desist lawyers -- letter to the publisher calling the book full of lies and misrepresentations. the book, fire and fury, is number one on amazon's advanced sales list. >>> is expected to call for a bipartisan meeting next week to talk about immigration. yesterday he met with senate republicans. the president has said he will cancel the daca program which protects thousands of young immigrants from being deported unless a deal is reached by march. democrats want to make the program permanent as part of a spending bill to keep the government running past january 19. the president wants boarder wall funding. he also wants more money for enforcement and changes to legal immigration as part of any deal. >> we really are at a point where i think we can do something spectacular for the people on the border, people coming through. >> we have a chance to start off on the right foot. we have two weeks to negotiate a budget deal that also must  digress a host of ot

to risk a big war with either china or russia but it will grandstand hence the ten thousand or so barrett fifty caliber sniper rifles to ukraine is grandstanding the same with rocket man in north korea it's a way of the u.s. boasting forcefully but what i would bring home i think is the contrast between forceful boasting of trump and the very much more successful forceful boasting of teddy roosevelt and the difference is that teddy roosevelt was announcing america's debut on the world stage and america had forty percent of the world's manufacturing today it's absolutely the opposite in terms of trends and direction ok let me go to christopher christie year in iraq war veteran i mean if i could just ask you personally i mean it seems like we have a continuation of this mentality of empire in i mean for iraq it's been a disaster for afghanistan it's always a disaster.

to risk a big war with either china or russia but it will grandstand hence the ten thousand or so barrett fifty caliber sniper rifles to ukraine is grandstanding the same with rocket man in north korea it's a way of the u.s. boasting forcefully but what i would bring home i think is the contrast between forceful boasting of trump and the very much more successful forceful boasting of teddy roosevelt and the difference is that teddy roosevelt was announcing america's debut on the world stage and america had forty percent of the world's manufacturing today it's absolutely the opposite in terms of trends and direction ok let me go to christopher christie year in iraq war veteran i mean if i could just ask you personally i mean it seems like we have a continuation of this mentality of empire in i mean for iraq it's been a disaster for afghanistan it's always a disaster but and you know and what's happening in syria hear it but we don't seem to learn any lessons here you would there do you see that what the problem is here . well i think there's a few different issues i want to try to address

one of the young scientists featured in the film also in the documentary in santa clara california barrett. here with me in park city are the film's directors christina costantini and darren foster welcome to the stream both of you. already out there about the show because i love the film and i and i i love science clearly so i know the same is true for you all casino you've called this a love letter to the world of science health so i was a science fair. when i was in high school i went to the international science and engineering fair two years actually i think you know and it totally changed my life validated you know the interest that i had it gave me confidence like rewarded intelligence and all kinds of you know is incredible experience so i wanted to show what an amazing place it was it's also a really fun funny place because it's full of teenagers and so inherently it's a lot of fun and so you know we set up to to make this little celebration of the science fair world and then what drew you to the film christina. christina told me the stories of her time and i surf and you know som

to risk a big war with either china or russia but it will grandstand hence the ten thousand or so barrett fifty caliber sniper rifles to ukraine yeah that is grandstanding the same with rocket man in north korea it's a way of the u.s. boasting forcefully but what i would bring home i think is the contrast between forceful boasting of trump and the very much more successful forceful boasting of teddy roosevelt and the difference is that teddy roosevelt was announcing america's debut on the world stage and america had forty percent of the world's manufacturing today it's absolutely the opposite terms of trends and direction ok let me go to christopher christie year in iraq war veteran i mean if i could just ask you personally i mean. it seems like we have the continuation of this mentality of empire and i mean for iraq it's been a disaster for afghanistan it's always a disaster but and you know and what's happening in syria here it but we don't seem to learn any lessons here you were there do you see that what the problem is here. right i think there's a few different issues i want to try t

to risk a big war with either china or russia but it will grandstand hence the ten thousand or so barrett fifty caliber sniper rifles to ukraine yeah that is grandstanding the same with rocket man in north korea it's a way of the u.s. boasting forcefully but what i would bring home i think is the contrast between forceful boasting of trump and the very much more successful forceful boasting of teddy roosevelt and the difference is that teddy row.

to risk a big war with either china or russia but it will grandstand hence the ten thousand or so barrett fifty caliber sniper rifles to ukraine is grandstanding the same with rocket man in north korea it's a way of the u.s. boasting forcefully but what i would bring home i think is the contrast between forceful boasting of trump and the very much more successful forceful boasting of teddy roosevelt and the difference is that teddy roosevelt was announcing america's debut on the world stage and america had forty percent of the world's manufacturing today it's absolutely the opposite in terms of trends and direction ok let me go to christopher christie year in iraq war veteran i mean if i could just ask you personally i mean it seems like we have a continuation of this many.

tom barrett the billionaire supporter of trump said he's not only crazy you stupid members of aides in his administration say he is no more than semi literate and of course joe scarborough a morning t.v. personality here in the u.s. saying trump is mentally unfit and in the early stages of dementia that is why trump has been not so far off of the message that he should be talking about the policies that he wants to pursue in his administration and instead is talking about his own basic intelligence and defending himself against charges that he is in the early stages of dementia and that he's really not altogether there during well speaking of policies that he wants to pursue it least that was a campaign promise we now know that according to reports rather he's laid out plans john on how he wants to fund that border wall with mexico that he had spoken about so many times. that's right all through the campaign we heard we're going to have this big beautiful wall and mexico is going to pay for it well now half of that promise seems to be getting fulfilled at the trumpet ministration is go

to the author and then rupert murdoch in that book calls trump an idiot billionaire supporter tom barrett says he's not only crazy he's stupid so these or the claims that trump is striking back again at and today he tweeted throughout my life my two greatest assets have been my mental stability and being like really smart and he went on to say he thinks becoming president on his first try qualifies him as a genius and a very stable genius at that so he's spending all of his time talking about this and not talking about those legislative achievements that he's trying to put together with those republican members of congress that camp david right now that's right because that we know that the plans to ask congress for some eighteen billion dollars to build that promise security wall what do we know about this meeting at camp david with congressional leaders how's it going. well that plan hasn't been formally introduced but administration officials have talked to the associated press in the wall street journal they've outlined a little bit about that it is eighteen billion dollars for an ext

david: earlier today, alix steel ,nd i sat down with tom barrett a close friend and advisor to presidentump. we asked him whether the controversy surrounding the president's statements and tweets could stall the momentum he built with the passage of the tax overhaul package. >> i don't think they are losing momentum at all. meants a difficult in my -- environment for any politician. we are freeze framing tiny vignettes in real-time. it never happened before in a political environment. you look at results and look at a section of productivity and not confuse efforts with results. calm theportant to emotional nerves of everyone around the world as to what's happening is to understand that this administration doesn't do anything whimsical. what appears to be whimsical is actually well thought. when you talk about the bakeries of a book -- it's the best selling book in the world. people can judge whether it is fiction or fact. david: let me put you on that a little bit. we had thisht, report from the washington post and new york times that the chief of staff went to capitol hill and said the

vonnie: let's get to los angeles, where erik schatzker had an exquisite interview with tom barrett.covered included the state of the union and steve wynn. let's start there. chairman executive saying nice things about steve wynn but shareholders not sure this story will end up well, no matter what happens in the investigation. >> that is a fair statement but let's point out that we have not heard a lot yet from steve when -- wynn. with possible he will come a full throated defense of himself and his actions concerning the sexual misconduct allegations. for as known steve wynn long time and tom's name was floated around for president of the rnc. i asked tom whether the president had asked him to fill in void left by steve wynn the wake of the sexual misconduct allegations. tom talked about steve wynn. >> this is a guide who runs one of the -- guy who runs one of the best female operated places in the world, two of his past presidents are women and as a friend, he is a first-class gelman and i have never seen any of this. he is saying it is a women oriented company and steve wynn is a

minutes after the texts barrett writes e-mails were copies of clinton e-mails the fbi has already looked at. we reached out to the reporter and he told us, no comment. shocking. so we have what looks like leaks from page and strzok and there's so many more. 3 50,000 total. it's only the tip of the iceberg. go back to february 2016, page messages her boyfriend, strzok, one more thing, she may be our next president the last thing you need is us going in loaded for bear. do you think she'll care it's foredoj than fbi? and so they're worried about investigating clinton because she may end up mad at them and revenge and they're trying to help her. then months later in may, remember, james comey and strzok and other key fbi officials started righting clinton's exoneration statements months before interviewing her and 17 other key witnesses. when do you write an exoneration before an investigation? this is where they changed the language from the legal standard, gross negligence is a crime. they take that out and put in extreme carelessness. means the same thing but legally a big distinction. t

conflict this as it where the moon of course access to research data was either restricted or totally barrett is that going to get the heli a good in each of. the arctic was the perfect place to hide it became crucial to study gather data and control the high stakes game of cat and mouse was played under the ice and high above in space. barely a year after the cold war ended a letter arrived at cia headquarters. it's instigator the up and coming senator kohl wanted the cia to allow its intelligence data and systems to be used for environmental study. he was very specific he wanted us to look at vegetative ndaa see that jiffy soko parameters or should a graphic parameters we were not really that was not really our our focus. and dissolved a senior officer in the cia's science and technology directorate was chosen to study it. i was interested in the earth sciences and i had been working many years the cia and other issues and this was something that. kind of spoke to my heart though still in opposition to the republicans goals decision to involve his national security advisor elevated the issu

it actually dumps you off here on barrett avenue for folks familiar with the area. this is one of the busier streets where the crash took place. this happened all last night on the off ramp. according to the sheriff's department, they're saying they were dispatched to a shoot go around 10:00 p.m., over there in el sobe rante. there was an indication someone may have been shot and then there was someone leaving the scene shortly there after. they were notified of a car collision and they said there was a driver there suffering from a gunshot wound. the sheriff's department at this time believes both those incidents are connected. when it comes to that victim, we're being told it is richmond at a hospital. in critical condition whiflt comes to the suspect, there is no indication on that. they say if you have any information, to help with this case, contact the contra costa sheriff's department. pete suratos. nbc bay area news. >>> top ballet instructor in the bay area facing criminal charges. victor has worked leading companies in san francisco and dean flow walnut cr

maybe tom barrett, the only person that he may be listening to is there anything out there is going to say to the president, you are taking one step forward and two steps back lay off the twitter and stop saying stuff on twitter. not only you are ticking people off rightfully so but you are making it difficult for your own party to work with you and support you because you are going to be guilty by associatio associations >> i think he listens to a lot of people but they take directions from no one i think he listens to general kelly and mattis, i do believe tom barrett had a lot of inputs as his family. i think he takes a lot of advise from don mcgahn but he keeps his own council. it is a unique court he's a party of run. there is a traditional republican party led by mitch mcconnell and paul ryan and there is the donald trump party of the coalition government in washington, d.c. the president moves back and forth the polls of conservativism and popularism. when he touches the electric fence like he did yesterday, he does remember, that's when he stop attacking judge curiel, and stop

. >> and joining us now john editor of commentary magazine, john barrett and maria teresa kumar from voto latina, all three msnbc contributors. josh, i was reading your write-up on this. you said this was the kind of speech a president aiming for about a 55% approval rating would be delivering. trump closer to 35 right now. what do you mean by that? >> this wasn't a unity speech in trying to bring together 100% of the country. particularly on the tax plan and immigration proposal he's trying to get congress to do something, it was a pitch that more people ought to like these things than do. on tax plan, it was basically you're getting a tax cut. the vast majority of americans who obviously pay taxes will get a tax cut from the recently enacted tax plan. so the president's trying to reinforce that idea and tr to make a claim that the economy is doing really well now and this is a major reason why. this makes sense for him to harp on. this is a policy that could be more popular than it is. it's not going to be popular with the whole country. more people could like it than do right now.

. >> and joining us now john editor of commentary magazine, john barrett and maria teresa kumar fromoto latina, all three msnbc contributors. josh, i was reading your write-up up on this. you said this was the kind of speech a president aiming for about a 55% approval rating would be delivering. trump closer to 35 right now. what do you mean by that? >> this wasn't a unity speech in trying to bring together 100% of the country. particularly on the tax plan and immigration proposal he's trying to get congress to do something, it was a pitch that more people ought to like these things than do. on tax plan, it was basically you're getting a tax cut. the vast majority of americans who obviously pay taxes will get a tax cut from the recently enacted tax plan. so the president's trying to reinforce that idea and trying to make a claim that the economy is doing really well now and this is a morning reason why. this makes sense for him to harp on. this is a policy that could be more popular than it is. it's not going to be popular with the whole country. more people could like it than do rig

. >> kevin barrett. >> i remember watching that fight and you were suspended. >> i got disqualified.fied in the olympics. but over the span of your career, what stands out? what stands out most? was that the ear incident with mike? was it, you know, was it the olympics? >> the olympics is the number one thing because it gave me the opportunity to represent the united states. and representing the united states was, you know, i'm talking about you had all the best fighters in the united states and the guy that actually i had to beat was ricky womack and he was reigning amateur world champion. and i had to make the olympic team i got to beat the guy who beat the cuban and the russian. >> that's receipty impressive. you've got a long career. i know you follow sports you're a big sports fans, you spent a lot of time most of your career in the atlanta area. you probably follow football. what do you make of the eagles and the patriots? >> well. >> up here in philadelphia? >> think the eagles my cousin, the falcons, a bird's a bird, they flock together and so they're going to win the champio

would also like to recognize and thank our executive committee chair, rick reese, and trustees, barry barrett, susan danilow, glen louis. sy sternberg, ira and david and all our chairman's council this evening for all of their wonderful support as well. let's give them a big hand also. [applause] the program tonight will last an hour include a q&a session. you should have received a card with a pencil. ifd not, our staff members will be coming up and down the aisles to hand awe card to write your question on. thenyo later on in the program, they will collect it. and our speaker, michael korda, will be happy to answer them. his book, alone, will be in our museum store. he will be signing the book in our museum store as well. join michael korda after the programpr for a book signing. we are thrilled to welcome michael korda back to new york historical society. mr. korda is editor-in-chief emeritus of simon & schuster. he began his career assistant editor. five decade he worked with a wide range of authors, including presidents carter, reagan, nixon, charles de gaulle, henry kissinger, david mcc

he is quoted by wolf as calling the president crazy and stupid, but barrett just told us he never said that. here's what his office sent over. quote, the quote attributed to me by michael wolf is completely and utterly false. i have never been interviewed by wolf. there are also some questions about a separate passage where the president is described as not knowing who the former house speaker john boehner is. and there are questions about that because the president has tweeted many times about john boehner over the years and the two have played golf together. dana? >> dana: all right, peter. thank you very much. joining me now is ari fleisher, former press secretary to george w. bush and a fox news contributor. let me read one more statement. he said steve friends to be at war with the media which he calls the opposition party, yet he spent his time at the white house leaking false information to the media to make himself seem par more important than he was. it is the on thing he does well. steve was rarely in a one on one meeting with me and only pretends to have influence to fool a

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. >> devlin barrett of "the washington post" thank you. i have cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin and cnn chief political analyst gloria borge borger. it seems that the president has made up his mind to get this memo out there without seeing it first. >> that seems to be where things are headed. how many law enforcement officials may go out the door with this membomemo? will chris wray, the new fbi director, quit in protest? will rod rosenstein quit in protest? will he be fired? given how the republican base has become fixated and obsessed with this memo, even to the point where they have not let the democratic response be relea released. regardless of what the law enforcement community wants. >> you have this. rosenstein, wray, last-ditch effort monday night, semi private meeting. now doubling down the fbi putting out this public statement, again, expressing these grave concerns which puts chris wray directly at odds with president trump. >> sure, it does. it's like the presidewaving a r front of a bull. chris wray put out that red fl

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there's a lot of it and probably a lot of it is founded from someone like trump's close friend thomas barrettny blair saying that these conversations that appear in the book with them are fictional. there are obviously concerns about the way this was put together. the problem with the white house is this still in sum affirms what has already been reported throughout, starting to june of 2015. that donald trump doesn't like to read and consume information, doesn't have any interest in doing so, has a very short attention span, is not strategic, sayeth maggie haberm haberman, who i think is the best authority on the president. it is five seconds and there is never a master chess game going on with what he does with the tweets. he acts recklessly and impulseively. it doesn't take a psychiatrist or a leadership member in congress who has been with him privately to tell me or any other american that when he tweets about mika's face or when he tweets, this is something imprudent and he acts on impulse, emotion and anger most of the time. so the problem for this, no matter how much they dump on mich

i'm joined by amanda barrett, a law processor, and former u.s. attorney karen leffler.ving been all over this story and there being several aspects late breaking tonight, your view on the white house's unusual statement about people that comey empowered being political? >> yeah, it's really an amazing situation because you've got a dynamic where they're basically denying the notion that they would, you know, engage in something too crass and at the same time, basically confirming that the entire premise of this conflict which is that they want a bunch of people moved out of their jobs at senior positions in the fbi. it's a very tense thing and it shows you frankly how far apart the white house and the fbi and the doj are all from each other, and that in itself is a very unusual circumstance. >> jameal, can a president appropriately remove fbi officials because of their political views? >> the president certainly can remove the fbi director for any reason. >> not what i asked you. >> >> yeah. >> go ahead and answer. >> you can't remove someone for their political views,

up in a way they don't like in this book about the first year of the trump administration is tom barrettsident's inauguration is quoted by michael wolff, the author in this being book as sa president trump is not only crazy, he's stupid tom barrett has put out a statement which we have saying the quote is completely or utterly false and he'd never been interviewed by michael wolff and there was no attempt made to verify that quotation and this is just the beginning of multiple reactions we're going to get from people caught up in this book. we've already seen, of course, the president denouncing steve bannon who has a bunch of unflattering quotes in the book saying that steve bannon, after being fired not only lost his job, he lost his mind and very soon, within minutes we expect to hear sarah huckabee sanders coming to the white house briefing room to give a more direct, in-person response guys >> it's certainly a loaded article. thanks for bringing us the news about tom barrack. >>> we'll tell you why uncle sam stepped in "pow "power lunch" back in two minutes. (siren wailing) (barry m

prince william county police say barrett also sent the girl inappropriate text messages. baird denies the allegation. >> we are learning about the immigration raids that took place at 7-eleven stores in our area yesterday. immigration and customs enforcement said it served notices at 98 stores across the country. this includes three stores in the district and seven stores in maryland. they include locations in landover, pasadena, upper marlboro, glenn bernie, baltimore, sa vern a park and frederick. i.c.e. refuses to say the exact locations impacted. agents arrested 21 individuals during the nationwide raids, but it's not clear where those arrests took place. >> the house has renewed a key tool used to spy on targets overseas. the foreign intelligence surveillance act helps the fbi collect foreign intelligence, but the new house bill now requires the fbi to acquire a warrant if it wants to review the contents of american process. in a series of tweets this morning, president trump suggested that fisa may have been used to surveil his campaign. but he also seemed to expres

look, in response to that last question from ted barrett of cnn, he asks, what's the endgame?chumer didn't provide a whole lot of guidance, so that was one of the big question marks still hanging in the air after that conference. what is the endgame? how did democrats get out of this situation? similar to the republicans in 2013, they are the ones that defeated the measure. they need to come up with some sort of solution to get us past this. i think that is why they are feeling the political pressure. i just saw a report by nbc news citing an anonymous democrat saying, "i don't know we really know what the endgame is." i think there might be some jitteriness amongst democrats, and that is what mcconnell is counting on. that is what i don't think he's interested in negotiating. bring this new funding measure to the floor, a three-week cr, he will give the same speeches he did on friday night, putting pressure on these 10 democrats running for reelection in 2018 in states that trump won, and he will see if they vote it down again, and if they do, maybe he will negotiate. that is

. >> tom barrett is saying he's misquoted. katie walsh saying she's misquoted. are they all lying? >> they are lying. i mean, they are all -- you know, they're in a situation. in a situation now where donald trump has come to think that this book is a mortal threat. i don't know if it is or it isn't, but he certainly feels that way, and he is making demands on everybody. >> for more i bring in bob cutner founder,ed torecoeditor. and let me play a little clip here. >> i think that he thought when he told me these things that roy moore was going to win in alabama. and if roy moore won in alabama that would mean steve bannon won and donald trump lost, and steve bannon would be holding a banner into 2018, and i think with that background, he was willing to break with the president. >> bob, does that make sense to you? >> yeah, it does. the thing to appreciate about bannon is that very much like trump he's bombastic, narcissistic. he's reckless. and he's also a b.s. artist, and he's capable of saying almost anything, and when he gets very full of himself, he's capable of saying very unf

that is when they bombed the marine corps barracks and the french paratrooper barrett spread the first political suicide bombing in the afghan pakistani theater took place in pakistan in 1995. it was orchestrated by the head of al qaeda and it's a very interesting back story to that. i would come to that in a moment. the second kidnapping was niclas byrd. young entrepreneur from pennsylvania, went to iraq and he was kidnapped by a city, a jordanian city and he comes out, he, this is the introduction about al qaeda into this and i'll talk about this more in a minute. he went from jail to pakistan and then he went to a refugee camp from which the guerrilla group in the southern philippines got its name, trained their and then developed his jihad credentials. he went to iraq and most people here will know the story, in order to create al qaeda and again in iraq, he had to really assert himself, this vicious war against the shiite but he kidnapped niclas for thereby introducing al qaeda to the world. i was at cbs in the newsroom the day that his video was shown and the argument between the

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