and they are getting a bashing, but confidence of schools have been casually bashed anyways.ere and i'm here tonight, so that should inspire a few people. which school did you go to? saint leonard's in durham. putting you on the map, saint leonards. leonard's in durham. putting you on the map, saint leonardslj leonard's in durham. putting you on the map, saint leonards. i think that they are protesting too much. this language — i hope he withdraws the statement, i hope so. let's look at the telegraph. philip green must lose knighthood. this is mary portis, the review of the... lose knighthood. this is mary portis, the review of the. .. it didn't go particularly well. lots of reports. will they take any notice on this occasion? philip green should be stripped of his knighthood — we've talked about his allegations and gagging orders, which he's denied all along. but he said he should be stripped of his knighthood. now lots of people have been shouting that for a while. but it doesn't seem to be getting with anyone. there doesn't seem to be any... it'll be great day when it happ

kimberly atkins, kelsey snell, robert costa, jeremy bash.eremy, again, this announcement from the white house, while it's announced tonight under this headline in the "new york times," "trump gives attorney general sweeping power in review of 2016 campaign inquiry" by maggie haberman and mike schmidt. it appears the a.g. has to follow established norms. does this worry you in any way? >> very much so, brian. and look, let's break this down. what this order, this directive issued by the white house tonight, does is it strips the power of the cia director, the nsa director, and the director of national intelligence from making decisions about what information should remain classified, which intelligence sources should remain protected, and it gives all of that power over to bill barr. now, the power to declassify, which is what now barr has, is also the power to selectively declassify, to let drips and drabs out there, to bolster the president's political narrative. and i think that power in the hands of a political ally of the president, the

jeremy bash, former chief of staff at cia and the pentagon. former chief counsel to the house intel committee. and ken vogel, veteran politico reporter for "the new york times." good evening, and welcome to all of you. i know it's been a long day. jeremy, if i might, i want to begin with you. you were here when the broadcast started over two years ago. among our first guests. you've been along for the ride ever since. what did you make of today's hearing? >> today was a sad display, brian. i think the attorney general advanced weak and shallow arguments. he's gone full trump. basically he mischaracterized bob mueller's report, badly mischaracterized it. bob mueller called him on it. but for the media reports the last 24 hours, the attorney general would have appeared before the senate this morning, repeated the lie, repeated the mischaracterizations. in addition, brian, as i think we're going to get into, his analysis of the obstruction volume of the mueller report is way off base, essentially saying, no, the president didn't order that muelle

but the escalating biden-bashing has reportedly split trump campaign advisors. some are saying they fear the president may be giving biden too much oxygen. i want to bring in hugo gurdon now, editor in chief of the "washington examiner." one thing is for sure -- joe biden certainly doesn't mind the elevation. but his trump smart, though, to say that these are the things that are wrong with this guy? >> i think it's fine for president trump to take occasional shots but i don't

but it's another day where we'll see these winds bashing together to make convergence zones, one of themarts of england. this is where you are most likely to catch a shower, slow—moving, heavy, thundery as well. there could be a few showers for northern ireland and wales. aside from the showers, where the sunshine does come through, it should feel reasonably pleasant. now, looking at the weather picture into tuesday, pressure does start to build across western parts of the country and at the same time, a weak weather front across the far north of scotland, bringing thicker cloud and threatening a little bit of rain mainly into the northern isles. it's another day where we could see few showers popping up, particularly across eastern areas of england. more of us should enjoy more in a way of dry weather, particularly across western parts of the uk. on into wednesday, pressure builds further so for most of us, it's a dry day with sunshine. the obvious exception is across northern scotland. we've got cloudy weather, outbreaks of rain setting and the rain accompanied by northerly winds so qu

bash me on camera there the kind of emboldened his own supporters to do you know bashing me online so. the death threats and read threads increased exponentially it's almost as if he's saying it's better for you to not gain my attention because once i have i'd be attention to you you could be humiliated. so he was like making an example out of not as critical reporting of the administration angered the president's supporters and the president himself to tear it to batter not a from cover of presidential events and i mean you can hear news outlet rappler is threatened with closure their c.e.o. has been barraged with lawsuits arrested twice and has posted thousands of dollars in bail political harassment threats of rape detention and unresolved media killings this kind of oppressive environment makes the philippines one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists to work in recently a list of journalists and human rights lawyers at large applauding to overthrow the president was released the government has previously released similar lists of suspected drug lords some have

let's bring in a windy bashing from deeds africa highway good to see you so that'll be received iraq styles welcome but how significant is he is coming back to the country politically hi christine that you did it in ways that to me goes back equal access in the tree here. yes ross a big joke and he had a great coming people was waiting for a special good at and that this is a part of it yes and he was really happy to go back and before you get to jimmy said that he's going back to great people and you want to be next to the nation and to change so many people waiting for the team. down and especially at the back of the quad walk but we don't exactly want to meet i've been made days with that and what he's got to me say is that he a daughter is issue of the new president of the congress and maybe there will be in irons worked in ok but what we do know so far is that that's only a sort of aligned himself with martin fi you know he lost to just a katie but finally hasn't accepted the outcome of the election while khatami appears to be assuming a more sort of conciliatory tone is that pa

joining us tonight is john bash, he's u.s.the western district of texas, and it is great to have you with us, john. >> thank you, lou. lou: the stories that are coming to us now from the border, the surge that is extraordinary in the number of people and the new ways in which they are defrauding the customs and border protection and citizenship and immigration services is astonishing, particularly the cry for asylum. >> that's absolutely right, lou. i mean, i hope your viewers -- and i'm sure they do -- understand the nature of the crisis we have right now. we have so many families flooding across the border all over the southern border that it's fulling border patrol -- pulling border patrol resources out of the field to take care of these families. that's a humanitarian imperative. we have to take care of the families and these little babies. there's fewer people in the field to actually interdict drug traffickers, gang members, all sorts of violent criminals that can now come into the country more easily. it's a huge, huge

northern district of al bam -- alabama, now an msnbc contributor joyce vance, msnbc analyst jeremy bash and chief white house correspondent for the "new york times," peter baker. we have a lot to get to this morning. a big day yesterday in washington. we want to start with this exchange between attorney general william bar and kamala harris, which encapsulate, barr's performance at yesterday's hearing. >> attorney general barr, has the president or anyone at the white house suggested or asked that you open an investigation of anyone? >> i wouldn't -- i wouldn't -- >> yes or no? >> could you repeat that question? >> i will repeat it. has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone? yes or no, please, sir. >> the president or anybody else. >> seems you'd remember something like that and be able to tell us. >>yeah, but i'm trying to grapple with the word suggest. there have been discussions of matters out there that they have not asked me to open an investigation but -- >> perhaps they've suggested? >> i wouldn't say suggest.

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i'm good morning there are more certain who are who were bashed to take students in this case yes it. was the students or students booted by a 3rd from junior school yes were you involved in the job more assiduous resumes where you said that you couldn't get over that last response that wasn't there wasn't involved i don't know why you would like me that seem to want me to be as or so i like whatever camera suit you got to the store or ever check and it will show it was not put there 3rd the most news in were cameras that something good yes were and were never found to be in there if not through humor from businesses family or near. there. that's the step. in a restaurant a nice. bridge . the type to. you what will press conference and they have hosted now for the for the rest of this is read this and that 1st arrest or again to modify your hood. set to test fire earlier not. shell cases that will balance the right oh. it's a fact isn't it you were never able to connect any of those cases with my client your meter work or out. about it for. there to be more to abort the road run after

we have a ridge of high pressure off to the west that is bashful. normally it is right over us but it's 500 or 600 miles away. we willstay on the dry side of the rain-no rain line. let me show you future cast. this is 7:00 tomorrow morning. it will be a beautiful day to get outside. we have some green and yellow off the top right of your television or smart phone. we have morning cloud cover. we have afternoon sunshine was showers bubbling up east of clearlake. this gets as close as solano county. even this weekend, if you travel to the mountains, the second straight weekend with high elevation snow. we have a ridge of high pressure. we wanted here for warmer weather. it is being bashful and they off to the west. we have class tonight. temperatures are near or a couple of degrees above average tomorrow. we have increased cloud cover as the storms are to the east. we have above average conditions in san jose. it will be 78 degrees tomorrow. concord will hit 82. fairfield will hit 82. it should be a great afternoon in alameda. sonoma is at 80 degrees.

she entered the bash in a wheelchair but is supposed to be okay. even one of the rescue dogs joined the party. >> i was guided throughout my journey. i was guided every moment to go left, to go right, to go up, to go down, to go over, under. i just kept getting the message of you're getting closer, you're getting closer. you're getting closer. i didn't know what i was doing. i didn't know what i was getting closer to. >> well, eller ate plants and bugs to survive and even spent the night in the den of a wild boar. well, some of the same rescuers who saved amanda eller are now searching for another missing hiker. he disappeared on may 20th. noah mina. his family says they remain hopeful because he is an experienced outdoorsman. >>> time for a look at your weather for this tuesday morning. >> good morning. unfortunately, more dangerous , tornadoes will rip through the midwest hitting sioux falls, kansas city, des moines, st. louis, little rock, oklahoma city, down to dallas with winds accelerating beyond 80 miles per hour and a separate storm system

that is the wind kind of bashing together in this zone, and the air is forced to rise and that's where we had seen these heavy downpours along this line of convergence. underneath those, heavy showers we have seen torrential downpours actually across parts of the midlands. and also reports of a funnel cloud into lincolnshire, so storms have been pretty active today. overnight tonight, many of the showers will fade away. it stays quite murky across some of the east coast with more foggy patches for eastern england, and eastern areas of scotland. and a few showers continue across the northwest. it will not be a cold night though, with all of the cloud around. temperature is between eight and 11 celsius. it seems on monday for many of us they will be a pretty cloudy start of the day, mist and fog patches are lifting, and although for most of us dry through the morning, the afternoon and will see further showers develop, and we are going to have a couple of these convergence zones that are expected to set up across eastern scotland and running down into the eastern parts of england. so tho

at this point he makes about school bashing it does seem more prevalent. you spend your money, why does it matter... it has not been a meritocracy. people in big position of power is and big jobs, it has been for generations, now the board is on the other foot and working—class kids from comprehensive schools getting good results going to oxford and cambridge and it seems certain people in the establishment don't particularly like it. how can you resent it? surely it is a good thing if all children are coming up to the standard... some of the things we pay for, when we send our children — i unfortunately did and i regret it — you make your contacts, you meet the father... do your children regret going? no. they are grateful to you? they know i am very angry with the whole system. i think my daughter feels a little bit that it is an unfairsystem. daughter feels a little bit that it is an unfair system. she has had the advantage. but she has got a kind of experience that was not happy, i would say, so she has kind of emerged much more in tune with some of wh

a form because the winds bash together to make this convergence they formed because the winds bash togethers bouncing off the roads of pavement. i'm telling you about yesterday's weather, becuase we have a similar set—up for later on today. over the next few hours if you are heading out, expect to see some rather murky conditions across lincolnshire, north—east england and eastern scotland with some mist and fog patches. few showers continuing for western scotland and northern ireland but it is a mild start to the day. temperatures 8—12 degrees. mild, yes, but it is also pretty cloudy. as we go on through the rest of the day, the crowd will thin and break up just like it did yesterday. we'll start to see a little bit of sunshine coming through but also some heavy showers, and again they're going to line up in convergence zones, that is across eastern scotland and another convergence zone in eastern england, that is where you are most likely to see heavy, slow—moving showers that could become thundery, although there might well be a few showers elsewhere, northern ireland and wales, they sho

bash me on camera they're the kind of emboldened his own supporters to do you know bashing me online so. the death isn't repress increased exponentially it's almost as if he's saying it's better for you to live and not gain my attention because once i have i'd be attention to you you could be humiliated. so he was like making an example out of not as critical reporting of the administration angered the president's supporters and the president and so to tear it to bad renate from coverage of presidential events are not your primary news outlet rappler is threatened with closure their c.e.o. has been barraged with lawsuits arrested twice and has posted thousands of dollars in bail political harassment threats of rape detention and unresolved media killings this kind of oppressive environment makes the philippines one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists to work in recently a list of journalists and human rights lawyers at allegedly plotting to overthrow the president was released the government has previously released similar lists of suspected drug lords some have

which meant the brussels bashing was of the mildest kind. 9096 brussels bashing was of the mildest kindnion, so that means that they somehow liked the idea of european integration, while 7596 idea of european integration, while 75% of my citizens do not want to adopt the euro. so there is a clear example that people somehow like the european union but do not like everything which comes from the european union. in theory, the person whose party does best in the eu parliament elections gets the job of commission president. but there isa of commission president. but there is a twist. the leaders of the eu member states think they are the ones who have the power to appoint a new president of the european commission, and they don't entirely believe in this process, which means thejob might believe in this process, which means the job might go to somebody who wasn't even on that stage. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, could this be the future for exporting cargo? we'll tell you about the t—pod, a driver—free lorry. the pope was shot, the pope will live. that was the essence of the app

. >> dana bash made this point in the early hour of this broadcast. to this point, republicans were better about rallying their base on this issue in support of abortion restrictions. you hear language like the president uses, describe iing infanticide, et cetera. particularly women voters, how are they reacting in this moment to what's become, as you say, a national effort to, at a minimum, restrict the right to choose? >> first of all, the president is lying. and second of all, i've heard from women across this country that they are deeply concerned about this all-out attack on women by the republican party to truly roll back the clock on women's reproductive rights and overturn roe v. wade. using their voices and fighting hard for candidates who share their values, overturning and winning in red places and purple places that had not been won before. and i'm going to guarantee that women have a voice in this country, that we value women, that we respect women and that we make sure we have judges and justices who uphold the precedent of roe vncht wad

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. >> so jeremy bash, you watched this closely. did he veer at all from his own assignment which was to hue to what he had written in the report and you used a phrase in our coverage earlier today that this was a constitutional plea. can you define that for us? >> yeah, i think the mere fact that he stepped up to the podium is highly relevant and of historical note for two reasons. number one is all the content was present in the april 18th report. so here is six weeks later, he felt the need to push back on the narrative that had been advanced by the president, by the attorney general that there was total exoneration, that the only thing left to investigate were the origins of this investigation. i think bob mueller's mere presence at the podium was a starkdi repudiation of his attorney general and of the president. and second, in terms of the content, i thought it was interesting, brian, that what did he choose to highlight? he chose to hold up the report and take a highlighter to the fact he could not charge a president under th

trump's hand picked fbi director is being bashed by his boss.proper surveillance. might wray be fired. actress felicity huffman please guilty breaking down in court. will she be sent to prison? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following breaking news on the worst losses for u.s. stocks in months. the dow jones industrials closing down a whopping 617 points as worries about an escalating

and jeremy bash, former chief house at cia and pentagon as well as former chief counsel for the former intel committee. peter, i ask you at least once a week what just happened. on top of that a subset question, is anyone buying stock in john bolton? >> well, that's a great question. look, the whole idea that we don't -- the politics stops at the water's edge has probably been moot for quite a while. it's not the first time this president has been overseas with either he or his people back home engaged in politics. but it is striking to see him endorse somebody like kim jong-un against the sitting vice president even though we know he thinks the sitting vice president isn't somebody who should be in office. that's just -- that's an unusual thing. it does make you wonder also about john bolton. as you said, john bolton does believe in a stronger policy on iran and north korea than this president does historically, he does. he'll tell you if you were to get him to sit down he would say that he works with whoever the president is and it's whoever the president's policy that he follows eve

here with me now to discuss dana bash and alex burns as well as national political tress dent for "theew york times." dana, let me begin with you because this is dangerous political territory, right, for republicans, but certainly sensitive for democrats as well. the president sees an advantage on this going into 2020, democratic candidates coming out very publicly. who is this a winning issue for? >> you know, to be determined, but i think what joan just laid out in terms of the timeline on the legal front is really critically important to remember on the political front because if you overlay where we are in the calendar right now, let's say, you know, this debate goes on and, first of all, you are talking about questions of restrictions and potentially, potentially this outright ban that we are seeing in alabama and other states going to the supreme court being two, three years, this is squarely in the center of the 2020 presidential debate. so what this means is that statements that we have seen for the past, you know, four decades frankly from democratic candidates there have been

not as a country with exceptional privilege exempt from compliance with the law and then trying to bash the palestinians into submission and then trying to bribe the palestinians into submission it's not going to work. thank you. well as time goes on and sweeter i mean corey is a professor at the american university of beirut joins us now from beirut so what are you making this make about this is putting the cart before the horse. well i know national is absolutely right but this is a continuation of a process that has been going on since about for about 100 years ago that will to mulch to a century from about 4 to cushion or is one in which officials in western powers back than it was in clinton world war now it's the united states decide what they want to do in palestine and they decide the fate of entire people they solve ponty of the land the political rights of whoever happens to live there who they can move in who can then move out on this is just another example of western powers. calculating in a very cold and cruel manner how they want to arrange things in our region for their

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our dana bash is in washington. dana, you and i have been covering this investigation since the very start. tell us about the significance of this moment. >> you really can't overstate how significant it is, in that, as you said, we have not heard from robert mueller. obviously, we have a very dense, lengthy, detailed report from mueller and his team about the investigation that lasted two years, the conclusion of what it meant, but even in trial after trial, courtroom after courtroom, we heard and saw members of mueller's team. not robert mueller himself. we basically have, you know, the pictures and the video that our team got of him going in and out of his office all that time. so this is hugely significant. the fact that they are telling us from the justice department that he is going to make a statement. he is not going to take questions, obviously begs a very big question in terms of the content. why does he feel so compelled to come out to say whatever it is that he's going to say, especially given the back a

dana bash sat down to speak with dr. jill biden and she joins me now.ntimate book, a portrayal of her life. >> yes. >> the highs and the lows. >> look, she was a very young woman, she fell in love with a widower who had two young boys, after he had lost not just his wife but a baby girl, and he also happened to be a u.s. senator. so she gives a very intimate, a very human portrayal of what that has been like, especially as a self-described introvert, married to an extrovert, the ultimate political extrovert, who has gone through horrible tragedy in their family. >> joe biden proposed to you not once, not twice, no the three times, not four times, but five times. >> five times. >> that last time you got an ultimatum. >> yes, i did. i had to be sure, you know. beau and hunt had lost their mother and sister in a car accident and i had to make sure that they would not lose another mother because of divorce. so side to be 100% positive. i just couldn't hurt them. >> they were the ones who game up with the idea that their father should propose to you. >> yeah

but the escalating biden-bashing has reportedly split trump campaign advisors.are saying they fear the president may be giving biden too much oxygen. i want to bring in hugo gurdon now, editor in chief of the "washington examiner." one thing is for sure -- joe biden certainly doesn't mind the elevation. but his trump smart, though, to say that these are the things that are wrong with this guy? >> i think it's fine for president trump to take occasional shots but i don't think a twitter stream of 50 or 60 tweets is really the way for the president to go. i think those advisors who say to him that he should be emphasizing his achievements in office such as putting more money back in people's pockets with the tax cut, increasing economic growth about 50% above where it was in the stagnant years of obama and biden, they are actually probably giving better advice. harris, the thing is that there are 19 other democratic candidates who can do the bashing of biden right now. some of them are, particularly bernie sanders. i think trump would probably be better advised to

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"that's rich coming from joe biden who bashed president trump while standing on foreign soil earlier this year in germany. from the iraq war to the russia reset, joe biden has been wrong on virtually every foreign policy call in the last four decades." president obama also went after donald trump during a 2016 campaign event while he was abroad. can joe biden claim the high ground here? >> yes, wolf. the issue here is not so much criticism of joe biden, as crass as it was, it was president trump deciding to essentially second and endorse the comments of the north korean dictator, kim jong-un, who's a brutal dictator, who is, as i said, essentially murdered otto warmbier and has been violating u.s. sanctions. and yet when the moment comes, you have the president of the united states, donald trump, siding with the remarks of kim jong-un. what this tells me is that the north korean dictator knows how to play donald trump. he is playing him beautifully and at the expense of our national security, when the president looks the other way in the face of violations of the sanctions agreement,

bash, thanks very much for joining us.ave you here. >> hey, rachel. >> so tell me what you make about this reported review. the cia direct e the director of national intelligence, the attorney general personally and a handpicked u.s. attorney all being roped in to do some sort of review of this intelligence investigation. >> well first, rachel, the attorney general has done a number of concerning things including mischaracterizing the mueller report, misleading congress about it, and then describing lawful surveillance as spying. he also has not spoken out forcefully against the president saying he wanted to use the justice department to investigate a potential democratic rival, joe biden. those are all things we would expect the attorney general to do, but there is a silver lining here is this move today by the attorney general to allow john durham to look at this matter, the u.s. attorney in connecticut, and to involve the leaders of the intelligence community, looks to me, rachel, like kind of what others in the trump a

let's discuss with dana bash. dana, so not a lot of folks happy with the war, even republican senators. but it's your reporting that gop senators are willing to give president trump space to try to find a deal with china. what does that mean and why? >> they have been willing to give the president space. i'm hearing that. our colleagues on the hill, phil mattingly and ted barrett are also hearing that. but patience is also running thin and wearing thin, i should say. i heard that even this morning doing some reporting on this, jim. because for obvious reasons. yes, the people who elected the president and in a lot of these, particularly the ag states, this is trump country. and they like the idea of a long-term solution for dealing with china. i mean, you yourself say in your new book, shameless plug for you, that it is chinese policy to lie, steal, and cheat. and people in the united states who do business with china understand that implicitly, inherently. they have been willing for a long time to give the presid

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dana bash is in for brianna keilar, and she starts right now. >> i'm dana bash live from cnn's washington season three, a president denies a temper tantrum, the speaker is concerned for his well-being and their feud may signal the point of no return. andolng the death of a sick migrant child in u.s. custody and he was the face of the enemy early in the afghanistan war, and today the american taliban walks free amid fears that john walker lindh is still

midlands and into lincolnshire is where we had the heaviest downpours caused by the winds kind of bashingavy and slow—moving in nature. the rain coming down so heavily in warwickshire that it was bouncing off the roads and the pavements. why am i telling you about this? we will see similar things setting up later on today, i will explain more in the moment but over the next few hours, a lot of cloud around, fog patches, lincolnshire, north—east england, and eastern areas of scotland. still a few showers in the north—west but it's not going to be a cold start to the day. temperatures 8—12. as we go through monday morning, most of us will start on a cloudy note, the weather again and will slowly brighten up with some sunny intervals breaking out, probably the best of these across wales and south—west england. another day where we'll see these winds bashing together to make convergence zones, one of them affecting east scotland, this is where you are most likely to catch a shower, slow—moving, heavy, thundery as well. there could be a few showers for northern ireland and wales. aside from th

joining me now is dana bash and gloria borger. gloria, do you -- >> i don't know what it means either. >> am i an idiot? i don't know what it means. >> i think it was trump's attempt at sarcasm. >> always goes well on twitter. >> and it obviously didn't succeed and it wasn't funny. and he can never admit he did something inappropriate or dumb, so he has to double back and say, i'm going to make a joke out of it now, because that was a joke then, when it really wasn't, when he did this on foreign soil and praised a dictator and criticized a former vice president of the united states. >> it is quite the contrast to how the biden camp handled this, which was to wait until ft. wth president was back on u.s. soil to issue a response to the president's comments. which some would look at as old-fashioned, respect. -- right, respectful. >> yeah, and it is intentionally to show a contrast. it doesn't take political analyst or somebody who has covered or worked in politics a while. it's just common sense that joe biden, his whole campaign i

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