bennett? >> white house officials would say if the european union can't come up with something and congress can't convince the president, pulling out or whatever action the president might take would send a signal to north korea he is being tough on iran and the kim government as well. pulling out of the iran deal shows we will cloud of this deal if we can't fair fight the things you are promising to do verify thedeal -- things you are promising to do under the deal. korea has to be serious if and when this one-on-one summit happens. host: maria in new jersey, independent line. ller: i think it is time to cross the old serpents from the old world who use seduction to lure us into things. our venture into globalism has made us bankrupt and hated. we are in conflicts that people are not aware of. we are friends with israel and give them all her newest arms and they have treated them in the past to china. a five eyes agreement with great britain and their commonwealth where there is no separation

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eastern time. >>> we turn to jeff bennett. what have we learned about what lead to the speech last night? the president addressing the nation, as i said, shortly after 9:00 p.m. eastern time. help us understand the conversations that lead to the announcement to the strikes last evening. >> reporter: good morning, david. that's right. you heard the president there refer to the missile strikes as an effort to deter assad from using chemical weapons against his own people. he was clear it wouldn't be an open-ended engagement. he blasted iran and russia for enabling the syrian regime. particularly following the suspected chemical attacks. and he also said that britain and france joined the u.s. in the strikes in what he called a coordinated operation intended to show western resolve in the face behalf the leaders of these three nations called persistence violations of international law. take a look. >> the purpose of our actions tonight is to establish a strong deterrent against the production, spread, and use of chemical weapons.

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>> geoff bennett still with us. kevin surly of bloomberg news as well. both at the dinner last night. jason johnson with me as well. jason, let me start with you. you've soon teen the reaction t those comments and others by michelle wolf. dare i say there was a bit of sa sa santimony. >> i wonder if the people complaining were mad when george bush joked about weapons of mass destruction and involved in a war that killed hundreds of thousands of people. k the vast majority of people laughed in the room. i was in the room. at least those not caught on camera. this hand-wringing ining nonset happens every year after the white house correspondents' dinner has become an event in and of itself. it doesn't make sense. they are hiring someone edgy. if you want an easy, simple comic who is not going to offend anyone, get wayne brady. if you keep getting people from the daily show, this is what happens. >> kevin, you weighed in on this after the event took place. your tweet -- it was uncomfortable sitting through the comedian's attacks but i can't imagine how it m

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with me are asa bennett, brexit editor of the telegraph and mihir bose, writer & broadcaster.y of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the missiles are coming is the headline in the i — which reports that president trump is planning air strikes against syria, following the suspected chemical attack on civilians in douma. the metro says that russia are threatening to shoot down us jets that send missiles into syria. the express has a stark headline, asking if the world is ‘0ne tweet from war?‘ the telegraph reports the prime minister has ordered british submarines to move within missile range of syria. the guardian focuses on the news that theresa may will hold an emergency cabinet meeting tomorrow to discuss how the uk should respond to the alleged chemical attack. the times says the prime minister will defy calls from the labour leader, jeremy corbyn to allow mps a vote on whether to proceed with military action. and the financial times has a different lead, the rise in profits for tesco. so most of the front pages inevitably focusing on the escalating situation in syria. w

nbc's white house correspondent geoff bennett, what all can you tell us about this? >> reporter: hey there, alex. it all has to do with stormy daniels, a.k.a. stephanie clifford, who in her "60 minutes" interview said that a man around the time she was trying to sell her version of the alleged affair with donald trump to a magazine, she said a man approached her in a parking lot in las vegas and threatened her and her daughter. now stormy daniels' attorney, michael avenatti, has posted a tweet raising a lot of eyebrows. it says, expect a major announcement in the coming days regarding our efforts to identify the thug who threatened miss clifford in 2011. you can run but you can't hide. he follows that up with a few colorful hashtags. avenatti was asked about that tweet in the last hour by our friend and colleague joy reid. here is what he had to say. >> we have worked diligently over the last two or three weeks, longer actually, to identify that individual. we're continuing that process as i sit here right now. it was a significant threat. it was a physical threat. i

joining me now, bill bennett host of the bill bennett podcast. at a few of these hearings. good evening to you. what can mark zuckerberg expect? >> what should he expect? a lot of fire as a licensed philosopher, i can tell you that he should not expect a dispassionate search for truth, but he should conduct himself as if it is a dispassionate search for truth. he'll get fire on both sides. when i testified, at least i have the advantage of republicans supporting what i had to say while democrats attacked. i think mark zuckerberg will be attacked from both sides. i think they can get through it and i have to tell you, the last couple of weeks, he and his colleagues have made some serious efforts. nonetheless, this was a huge mistake, as he says. he takes responsibility for it and he would be best advised to take responsibility for it at the hearing. let me say as i told your staff, i had something i needed to tell you. he reached out to me for advice on education last year, we had a videoconference. i visited one of the schools that he and his wif

>> jeff bennett at the white house for us, thank you. >>> it was reporting on a caravan of hundreds ofigrants traveling through mexico that caught president trump's attention and figured into his decision to call up the national guard to the border. as hundreds of those soldiers are sent down to texas and arizona, we sent nbc's reporter to mexico to report on the migrant group. >> reporter: katherine is teaching her 1-year-old daughter ashley how to walk in this makeshift shelter in puebla two hours outside mexico city. do you want to get to the united states? "i want to arrive in the united states because i want to give my daughter a better future." they are among the roughly 600 migrants caravanning here in the hopes of making it to the u.s. border. president trump called the caravan dangerous. almost all hondurans the migrants have been traveling for over 600 miles. these are the people mostly parents and children president trump has cited as the reason to send up to 4,000 troops to the u.s. southern border. legal seminars are being conducted throughout the day here given by volunte

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jeff bennett is live, but let's begin with gadi schwartz. we spoke about an hour ago. we understood those high grants wading to make their way. what is the latest there? >> reporter: right now the caravan is making its way by bus over the shelleders to gather their belongition before he head to the port of entry. a lot of these families started with a lot of belongings. after a month on the road, including a hairoing days on the back of a train, many have lost most of their belongings and money. others are ma'am san ysidro crossing is one of the busiest ports of entry in the entire world. so it's still unclear how this is going to work. the caravan has about 100 or 150 people or so hoping to speak to i.c.e. agents and claim asylum. however, the last few days we have seen the plaza filled with other immigrants who are trying to claim asylum as well. we're not sure if they're going to be told to wait in mexico, wait their turn, or maybe they might be fast-tracked n lawyers say they have vr right to turn themselves in and to ask for asyl asylum. they are taking an issue w

jeff bennett has the story. >> reporter: in a saturday morning twitter tirade, president trump blastse new york times" after the paper ran a story suggesting the president's long-time personal attorney and fixer, michael cohen, might be willing to cooperate with federal investigators. "the new york times" and a third-rate reporter are going out of their way to destroy michael cohen and his relationship with me, in the hope that he will flip. "the times" says cohen's unyielding loyalty might be lagging after years of trump treating him poorly with insults, dismissive statements, and at least twice of threats of being fired. the president adds, most people will flip if the government lets them out of trouble. i don't see michael doing that, despite the horrible witch-hunt and the dishonest media. so what accounts for the president's fury? if presented with an opportunity to limit prosecution against himself, michael cohen just might tell federal prosecutors whatever they want to hear wp. >> reporter: the fbi raided cohen's office and residences earlier this month, looking for evidence o

back to you guys. >> merci, kate bennett. >> it was an intimate gathering. instead of the big tent outside with the seated dinner, they chose -- for 150 people, inside, round tables. sweet peas and lilacs. people there said it smelled beautiful in the room. the china was from the clintons. it was the clinton china, which is interesting. the hat, the moment. michael corrs white suit. a lot of people saying, is it olivia pope, the fixer? that was the star of the show. and we know that mrs. macron wore louie vuitton. most of the trip. it was an unofficial owde to french designers because the first lady wore chanel. >> kate spotlighted how melania rocked it. look, there is another side to this, no democrats from congress in the room. no members of the media. >> historically you do make a bipartisan appeal when you have a state dinner like this. >> something republican senator kennedy was critical of. >> we know that emmanuel macron will speak to a joint session of congress. at 10:30 we will hear from him, in about six hours. >>> as we mentioned, president trump

is bennett champ bennett champ clark is elected to the senate in 1932. he kind of challenge is tom pendergast. they are not really getting along at this point. franklin roosevelt's trying to figure out, when he is elected and becomes president, who gets the patronage? patronage goes to clark. tom pendergast gets shutout. some of it has to do with the fact that he was delayed in supporting roosevelt. at the convention, he does. pendergast gives the go-ahead for them and they eventually support franklin roosevelt. but preconvention, pendergast was for read -- for reed. that did not go over quite well. that is funny. because after the election, tom pendergast is riding -- writing franklin roosevelt, asking for the patronage and he doesn't get much was of anything -- much of anything. pendergast-roosevelt is one issue, not endures a him -- not endorsing him sooner. but the machine had one other problem. and it was significant. most of us are probably familiar with this, the crime and corruption. in march of 1933, attorney william vande venner filed the lawsu

white house correspondent kate bennett is there.xcited because comedienne michelle wolf will host, she's freaking hilarious. what can we expect in the next few hours? >> one thing we've seen, john, several members of the cabinet, of the administration, coming out in full force, from kellyanne conway to white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, gary cohn. we asked them how come they came this second year when last year many of them did not show up? they said they were actually encouraged to come by president trump, even though he is obviously not in attendance tonight, he's at that rally in michigan. but they all seem very supportive of the evening. >> the other thing that was odd in this sort of fever dream that is the white house correspondents' dinner arrivals, michael avenatti was here, stormy daniels's attorney. i asked him, do you think you'll be joked about in the routine tonight by michelle wolf? he said it's possible. i mean, anything is possible when you've got avenatti standing next to kellyanne conway, standing

bennett champ clark also praises them for coming. he was encouraging them to support franklin roosevelt's national recovery plan. harry truman played a bit part in the convention. he introduced governor park who then redid the delegates of kansas city. he is still the presiding judge of jackson county. and again, he sees the role of women. he sees these young democrats as a important component, not necessarily of the machine, but of this national democratic movement. the president's son, james roosevelt, actually came to kansas city. i believe he had no interaction with pendergast. i believe w.t. kemper kind of showed him around. there was no kind of interaction when james roosevelt visited at , all. so harry truman is trying to figure out his next move. he had been presiding judge. i want you to stop and think about this for a second. i woke up thinking about this. when you are writing, you are thinking. does pendergast choose harry truman to run in 1934? harry truman was seen as the golden boy. he had not really much been tainted b

bill bennett, good to see you tonight, sir. >> thanks, martha.ry much. >> martha: so today, after so many have come forward, u.s. gold medalist is finally breaking her silence on dr. larry nasser, saying that he is molested her hundreds of times as well. while gymnastic leadership look to the other way. >> doing what's right is not always easy, but i need to speak up for the girls and for the future. >> martha: testifying today on capitol hill, and she joins us next. and look who's headed to new hampshire. eric holder says it is true. he is thinking about running for president. up next. >> i am not sure that i will get the most honest answer from you. is eric holder running for president? child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medic

right now, let's go to geoff bennett first. geoff, good sunday to youchlt let's get up to speed on this president's decision. what do you know about it? >> reporter: a well-worn pattern of the president, seeing something on fox news and tweeting his reaction in realtime. in this instance you have the president calling for tough immigration reform just after this story is circulating on fox news and in conservative media circles about a caravan of roughly a thousand people from central america making their way through mexico, headed to the u.s. where they hope to seek asylum. the president around nah time this morning sends out these three tweets in which he calls for a change to senate rules to tough tougher immigration laws, something the republican senate majority leader says he's vehemently against. he threatened to dismantle the north american free trade agreement and then he calls for an end to the daca protections which is new. previously the president threatened to shut down the government over daca, but now he is sugges

for more, we'll go to kate bennett at the white house. >> reporter: good morning.night was the state dinner, a culmination of a long day of diplomacy, pomp and circumstance. of course the president has forged a bond with french president emmanuel macron. the two men were particularly friendly yesterday, exchanging plenty of handshakes and hugs. sometimes awkward. >> we do have a very special relationship. in fact, i'll get that little piece of dandruff off -- we have to make him perfect. he is perfect. >> reporter: the first lady, as well, had a long day. this was her moment to shine, and she did so last night wearing a beautiful chanel gown. this was a dinner that she planned for months ahead of time. the guest list included many notables from the republican party. others including rupert murdoch and his wife jerry hall, tim cook of apple, and a few other folks who happened to join the trumps and the macrons as they celebrated diplomacy and the historic visit. today president macron will be on capitol hill where he will deliver an address to congress, and then the

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nbc news white house correspondent jeff bennett is in west palm beach, and garrett haake is actually outside the office of senator mark warner, virginia senator warner, expected to be meeting with mike pompeo in a few minutes. garrett, to you in a minute. jeff, start with you. best we can gather here, this was essentially a meeting between pompeo and un. a meeting about a meeting. how are the folks at the white house responding to this criticism that pompeo's having a meeting like this essentially as the nation's top diplomat before even being confirmed? >> reporter: yes. a good point. right? white house officials make the point mike pompeo is likely the only person, craig, in the trump administration in a position of leadership and trust who could also carry out a mission like this and they say that the meeting itself is in many ways noteworthy. in many ways a victory in the sense it's been nearly 20 years since someone on the level of mike pompeo, a u.s. official of his stature met with a northern korean leader. that said, beneath the surface, white house officials are rushing, wor

weaver just another player in the tribal battle. >> joining me is jeff bennett.in sirilli is also with us. jeff, first of all, just about the president as attitude toward this book. how much do you think this is weighing on president trump, as he awaits the publication tuesday or this interview scheduled tonight? >> well, just from the eight tweets alone, david, you can get a sense of the president's rage, the fact that he is seething over this. we know, based on the early excerpts from the book that james comey paints an unflattering picture of the

jeff bennett is here in west palm beach with me. jeff, we actually want to start with garrett first who's got senator bob corker as a critical piece of this puzzle. >> for con jwe'll see what happ committee. >> reporter: what do you need to hear from the committee on this briefing today on syria? what questions do you have? >> i have a hearing that started 60 minutes ago, so too many to layout here. >> what do you make of the white house rolling back sanctions that -- >> a little confusing, sounded like to me. >> senator, do you have a reaction to that decision by the white house to not go forward if the sanction that is the ambassador was talking about? >> if you catch me at lunch or something like that, i might. >> sorry about that. that's sort of how it goes sometimes. you heard from senator corker, essentially three nonanswers on the three big topics. not sure yet whether director pompeo is going to have the support he need this this committee to be reported out favorably. he could still pass on the floor. no comment yet on the

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thank you, geoff bennett from west palm beach. erin mcpike and msnbc contributor and reporter for the boston herald kimberly atkins. ladies, a good afternoon to you. erin, the president tweeting north korea has agreed to denuclearization but that is not the case. what they have agreed to is to halting testing. what do you make of the president's comments? >> generally, alex, the president isn't always entirely accurate. he doesn't care as much about accuracy in his tweets. he tries to get his message out. what i would say is obviously both sides are going to have to make concessions, both are going to have to sacrifice some if they're moving forward with the meeting. i don't think we should jump to any conclusions just yet. this is something that could potentially go well for the trump administration so let's play it out and see what happens. >> how do you read the new tweets by the president, kimberly? >> look, either the president is overstating his case and the case of denuclearization or doesn't fully understand exactly what w

jeff bennett covers the white house and joins us from west palm beach, florida. we also have toluse. we were just having a conversation with jen kerns and phillipe rienz about the lawsuit. the president has weighed in on twitter about that lawsuit, about the 2016 election. the president writes, so funny. the democrats have sued the republicans for winning. now he r's counter and force them to turn over a treasure trove of material including servers and e-mails. so a bit more concisely saying what he said in that earlier tweet about what might come out of discovery. give us a sense of what the president's been up to here on what is the second to last day of his trip down to florida. >> hey, david, well he has no public schedule. i can tell you this morning he was sort of shuttled off to golf. the intent, we assume, was to get in a round of golf before the funeral for former first lady barbara bush began. so on his way to the golf course is when he fired off those tweets about that "new york times" story, suggesting that michael cohen might flip on him. i know we'l

fence has now asked me to buy and it's met at the damascus gate in occupied east jerusalem tellus bennett how has israel try to handle a build up we've seen today. well we've seen in the run up to the second friday of demonstrations in gaza really an unprecedented sort of propaganda campaign from the israeli military and the israeli government aimed at the palestinians in gaza so those messages of course in arabic coming out in tweets coming out and recorded messages we see in the israeli military send out a tweet one had a picture of a of tires burning against a picture of a green house full of growing vegetables saying to the palestinians there what you prefer environmental pollution or food we also know that the administration is really ministration that keeps troops looks over the palestinian territories has phoned bus drivers in gaza ahead of today's protests urging them not to carry palestinians to those protests now whether that's had any effect on the numbers of people protesting this friday they are lower than they were last friday we don't yet know so these rallies really normal

let's check in with kate bennett at the white house. >> reporter: french president macron is at the white house today. we expect to hear from the leaders at the joint news conference where they will be asked questions. the two leaders should be discussing the iran nuclear deal to the situation in syria. the stage is set for the first state dinner for france. the first lady has had her hand in the menu to the seat cushions. she planned this all by herself. just using her social secretary and white house staff. the dinner will be for about 130 people. we can expect the menu to feature american food influenced by french cuisine. so far so good for the first state dinner. >> thank you. president macron and his wife arrived yesterday afternoon. they packed a lot in the afternoon. the arrival ceremony and quick ride to the white house where they toured the oval office and helped plant a french oak sapling. then to mt. vernon. the white house says they dined on chocolate souffle. >> if you look beyond the pomp and circumstance, there are deep policy differences. macron hoping to convince preside

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with me are owen bennett, deputy political editor at huffpost uk, and rosamund urwin, financial service correspondent at the sunday times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the telegraph which reports that russia has begun a cyber campaign against the uk and us following air strikes in syria. the same story leads the express front page, quoting experts who say russian hackers are targeting britain's infrastructure network. meanwhile, the metro says the prime minister faces a battle with the labour leader, who claims mrs may was convinced to participate in the raids by donald trump's tweets. the sun says the prime minister will give parliament a choice to support the military action or accept there may be more brutality from the syrian leader. the guardian says mrs may will tell her opponents that the strikes were in the country's best interests. the financial times‘ top story is the news that ad agency boss martin sorrell, who resigned today, is free to start another agency. the times reveals plans to extend a scheme allowing nhs patients to control their o

jeff zeleny and kate bennett also join us.ten in to the president of france. [ speaking french ] >> mr. president, first lady, dear melania, and dear friends. it is an honor for brigitte and myself to be here with our friends you were so kindly to invite. >> we'll go back to jeff zeleny and kate bennett. jeff, why is this the first state dinner? is it traditional that it's taken so long to have one? >> it's not, anderson. actually, this is a little longer than most state dinners. they're so -- it's no question, though, that the reason that france was picked for this was indeed because the trumps were invited last year to paris, to the bastille day parade, and they were treated to quite a show in paris. i remember it well. that's why the president decided to have france be the first state dinner here. and anderson, i am struck so much by watching the pre

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and next, our jeff bennett at the white house standing by. jeff, the president tweeting about last night's attack, at least one tweet that is getting international attention for a couple of interesting words he uses mission impossible -- mission accomplished, i'm sorry. >> reporter: that's right, the president apparently is declaring mission accomplished following the strikes in syria over night. that is inviting immediate comparisons to george president bush's earlier and misplaced optimism about the invasion of iraq in 2003. here are the tweets. a perfectly executed strike last night thank you to france and united kingdom for their wisdom and power of their fine military. mission about accomplishing. there's the phrase. he follows that up so proud of our great military after the fully approved dollars, the finest that our country has ever had. there won't be anything or anyone even close. the words to when president bush declared the operations in iraq. the president as he talks about the very specific targeted strikes overnight apparently

jeff bennett, our white house correspondent, joins us now. we were speaking with your good colleague, monica alba, just moments ago. she was filling in what she knew and what the white house was saying in reaction to this. there is, of course, the tweet that came from president trump. what are you seeing and hearing? enchs we have not seen the president today. he sent out a couple tweets, and he tweeted -- fire at trump tower, confined. firemen and women did a great job. thank you. remember, melania trump, and barron trump spent the first few months of the presidency living there in trump tower. we understand their penthouse occupation the first top several floors of that building, and they stayed behind so barron could finish up the school year. he attended a prep school on the upper west sigh. they didn't move to the white house until lair two summers ago, actually at this point. we understand that the president -- i think he's already left for dinner here in washington. the first lady ease spokesperson tells us that melania trump and their

geoff bennett covering and joining us live from the white house. what many people are ask, why today and what does this mean moving forward? >> hey, richard. daca recipients, tpresents will. now president trump is suggest that go prospects for a deal are off. as to what prompted all of this, the president's call for tougher immigration reform followed a report on fox news as you indicated about a caravan of a thousand or so people from central america making their way through mexico headed to the u.s. where they hoped to seek asylum. the president then sent these three tweets, one of which calls to an end to protection for dreamers and a threat to dismantling the north american free trade agreement. nothing is stopping people he tweets. they laugh at our did you mean immigration laws. they must stop the big drug and people flows or i will stop their cash cow, nafta. need wall. and the president later on gave voice to the sentiments he tweeted earlier in the day. >> mexico has got to help us at the border. a lot of people are coming in because they