the problem of bahraini human rights activists now bill rogers has been sentenced no to five years in prison for criticizing the gulf monarchies role in the war in yemen on twitter he's already of course serving a two year sentence for previous having spoken out against the regime it goes on a noise often when on this channel in the times of he's not been imprisoned rajib rose to prominence has no position leader during the mass pro-democracy protests back in twenty eleven results of the president of the bahrain center for human rights between twenty twelve and fourteen he was imprisoned for organizing unauthorized demonstrations while the two years of these currently serving were handed down for publishing and disseminating rumors and false news end quote apparently in connection with a number of t.v. interviews he gave in twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen to remind you of the bahrain upraising started during the arab spring the huge uprising a wave of protests across the middle east in twenty eleven the main demands of the opposition in bahrain at the time were more rights for the s

i get news about prominent bahraini human rights activists now bill rogers he's in the headlines again this time he's been sentenced to five years in prison for criticizing the gulf kingdom's role in the war in yemen on twitter he's already serving a two year sentence for previously having spoken out against the regime rajab rose to prominence as an opposition leader during the mass pro-democracy protests that swept his country back in two hundred eleven since then he's often be in the headlines peace also present the bahrain center for human rights between twenty twelve and twenty fourteen he was imprisoned for organizing unauthorized demonstrations and the two years he's currently serving were hunted down for quote publishing and disseminating rumors and false news and quote filing connection with a number of t.v. interviews he gave in twenty fifteen and sixteen shake made from osama a senior adviser at the bahrain center for human rights told us the latest verdict here against now bill rodgers completely unjust. well the sentence is a clear marker read to just a slap to the rule of

over the bar a next to a prominent human rights activist now bill rogers in the headlines again he's been sentenced to five years in prison this time for criticizing the gulf kingdom's role in the war in yemen on twitter he's already serving a two year sentence for previously having spoken out against the regime roger. prominences no position leader during the mass pro-democracy protests that swept the country back in twenty eleven is off but on this channel he's also the president of the bahrain center for human rights which makes him a focus there between twenty twelve and fourteen indeed he was imprisoned for organizing unauthorized demonstrations and the two years he's currently serving were handed down for quote publishing and disseminating rumors and false news apparently in connection with a number of t.v. interviews he gave into the fifteen and sixteen. and i must internationals been calling on the king of bahrain to free now bill roggio band has launched a support campaign on twitter shaikh made similar selman a senior adviser at the bahrain center for human rights told us t

roger ailes situation. that's what we saw with the bill o'reilly situation. i interviewed him and asked him about the fact that he was defending roger ailes. and he said, i just don't believe he did that. he's not that kind of person. he never did those things in front of me. why did the women complain, they said nice things about them before. all of the things that people say when they don't understand domestic violence. they don't understand that a woman can say something nice about somebody and have been abused by them. in this situation, and we saw through the white house, his accusations were made. it seems that the assumption was that the women weren't telling the truth. >>> coming up, the president's newfound appreciation for due process didn't happen in the central park jogger case. those young men were exonerated after years in prison. i'll speak with two of them, next. plus, unlimited family plans come with netflix included. spectacular! so, you can watch all your netflix favorites on your new samsung phones. whoa! join the un-carrier and get a samsu

he defended roy moore, bill o'reilly, roger ailes. he continues to defend men who abuse women. sides with the accusers, he is opening his own pandora's box of his own indiscretions. we have a president who does not speak for all americans. what he stands for is people who not only think like him, but now we have evidence of people who act like him. >> evan mcmullen, reince priebus has been in the news here. report that the president called up his former chief of staff to grouse about his current chief of staff. he was a guest on a show this morning. >> one of those moments where people said you're kidding me. it can't -- we're not talking about rob porter, are we? eagle scout, rhodes scholar, harvard undergrad. there's an incredible resume. but he was also vy meek and polite and diligent. i'm not saying that's an excuse for anything. i don't want anyone out there watching this think i am. i'm not. i'm just telling you -- >> you're shocked? >> -- it was very surprising. >> reince priebus not a member of this administration anymore. but the arc of that comment, very similar to wh

he had an opportunity to talk about bill o'reilly, and roger ailes, and defended mike tyson. >> i am sure it is true, if somebody hit his wife and he knew about it, he would find that offensive. the problem is that he doesn't believe the women. that is what we saw with the roger ails situation. and he said i don't believe that he did that. he never did those things in front of me. why would these women complain. all of these people say when they don't understand domestic violence. they don't understand that a woman can say nice things about somebody and actually have been sexually harassed or been abused by them. it seems that the assumption was that the women weren't telling the truth. >> kirsten powers, jason miller thank you very much. calling for the death penalty for the young man accused in the central park jogger case. those young men were exonerated after years in prison. i will speak with two of them next. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but when your psoriasis is bad, does it ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. taltz is pro

abuse or sexual harassment, the president's sympathy seems to go right to the man, whether it's roger ailes, bill o'reilly, roy moore or rob porter. why is that? do you understand the problem it creates for the president? >> this is a man who shows great compassion and understanding for women on many different issues. i frankly wouldn't work there if that was the case. i can work lots of other places for lots of money. why would someone like me and many other women be there? he is an excellent boss to work for, for women and working mothers. he's there as president of the united states because he wants to do well across all americans. in other words do good for the country. we are a more prosperous nation. unemployment among women is at an 18-year low. that should matter to people. i see him express sympathy. he has come to the aid of women privately whether he has secured employment for them or given them a hand up, read an article about them. or had his team at trump tower contact them and help them. that's the donald trump i see and know. i really would ask everyone to look at that many times

man who the president respects is accused of a horrific crime, whether it is roy moore or bill o'reilly or roger ailes or bill clinton when he liked bill clinton, the president sides with the man, and against the women. he didn't say anything expressing any sympathy to the victims of domestic violence in his statement on friday. >> he is sympathetic towards women and men who are victims of domestic violence. he was asked -- i was in the oval office when he was asked the question. he made a comment on rob porter. he can have sympathy and respect and compassion for the millions of victims of domestic violence, of child abuse, of drug use. these are scourges on our society, and if cnn wants to have a serious conversation about them, and use our platform to take a bite out of these societal scourges, give me a call. i work first and foremost on the opioid crisis. the budget is $6 billion for that. >> is that enough? >> that is more than we have seen for any administration, and what we want to do with that, is invest it in three big things, treatment and recovery, intradiction in law enforcement, and

man who he is either friends with or agrees with or agrees with him or is in the same party, bill o'reilly, roger ailes, others, roy moore, he tends to say, well, you know, he denies it. he strongly denies it, even in the face of a number of allegations in all of these cases that more than one allegation of either sexual assault, domestic abuse, physical or mental abuse. but in the circumstances -- i went back and looked at this. in the circumstances when it relates to democrats, which we have recent examples of. al franken was accused of forcibly groping and kissing women, john conyers from michigan of inappropriate conduct toward women, trump is much more willing to sort of say, you know, i'm proud of women for coming forward. he put a statement like that out. so it's the definition of sort of situational ethics. and i think more evidence, frankly, that this president does not view the job of president as to be sort of a broad apolitical, apartisan, nonpartisan leader on issues like this. it's friends and allies and everyone else. he just has two different standards of treating people. >> if i

when a man that he respects is accused of a horrific crime, whether it is roy moore or bill o'reilly or roger ahles or mike tyson or bill clinton back when he liked bill clinton, the president sides with the man and not the women. he didn't say anything about these victims in his statement friday. >> he does support women of domestic violence. i was in the office when he was asked the question, do you have a comment about rob porter? he made a comment about rob porter. he can also have compassion for the millions of victims of domestic violence, of child abuse, of drug use. >> are you worried at all about hope hicks? >> i'm very close to hope hicks and i don't worry about her. i'm sorry about any suffering these women have endured. but in the case of hope, i've rarely met someone so strong with excellent instincts and loyalty and smarts. i didn't have the capabilities and presence of mind at her age that i see today. >> strong women get abused, too, it's not just weak women. >> strong women do get abused, let me agree with you on that. there is a stigma of silence on all these issues, whether

- we have a list, we put together a list of some of the ones from rob porter to roy moore, bill o'reilly, roger ales, corey lewandowski, accused of basically man handling a reporter, and then donald trump himself who has been accused of sexual assault. how much is this, rebecca, do you think president trump with an eye to even his own accusations, and asserting he is innocent, even though a lot of credible folks who are his accusers, how much of that is bleeding into what he says about someone like rob porter? >> i think there is very little daughter that that doubt that is part of this for the president psychologically, he approaches this more from a personal perspective, his personal experience, than a strategic perspective. it is what we saw when he did defend roy moore in the alabama senate race, when he saw all of those women coming forward and accusing roy moore, he felt a sort of kinship with him, because he had gone through the same thing during the campaign. and there is probably almost certainly a level of that in this. >> rebecca berg, mark preston, thank you so much. >>> coming up,

rob porter, roy moore, bill o'reilly, roger moore. he didn't defend al franken. >> he spoke up about steve wynn. let's frame this in the me too movement. it had to happen. i don't know if it would have happened if he didn't get elected president. i think a big part of the me too movement, women saw, that guy got elected. why does he continually double down on an issue that should be a nonissue? i think are we against or for domestic violence? >> that was hard for them. i mean, let's just stop right there because last week john kelly didn't have answers. i mean, their first statement about rob porter's credible allegations of domestic abuse was that he was a man of integrity. and it took -- it was many hours later the same night that they came out against domestic violence. >> i keep trying -- there is something that's scaring me a little bit. i know in the polls now women now, 10% of women have shifted from the election whether -- white women who voted for him or women overall. i just wonder if there is a thesis that he plays on. beyo

nate rogers has the full story. nate? nate: bill, tonight, anthony perez is being celebrated as a hero throughout the queens neighborhood. nour, the family describe declined to talk to us. neighbors say was well-liked and well bow haiv and interacted with many kids in the area. >> is a sad thing. he was only 11 years old. let me go. >> this post on face back to a family friend saying rest in peace my little angel. also red roses and carnations adorning the park's entry where it all took place. police said he was trying to help a friend who had fallen through the ice. once the friend was freed, police say, perez became stuck and the friend ran for help. >> i was helping that he would get, come out, and be ok, but of course, he went to the hospital and door door recrews had to chop through ice with their hands to locate the submerged 11-year-old. perez died hours later at jaha a hospital. two firefighters were were hospital lied for hypothermia. police couldn't tell us what the boys were doing near the pond before this all transpired

bill o'reilly, he's a good person. roger ales, he's helped, his accusers. >> interesting decision to all but declare himself the champion of people accused of abuse. he did go after al franken. his rational was franken had admitted to the question in behavior. josh laid out very convincingly in the last segment what trump's thinking may be, that he wants to keep this guy in his good graces by saying nice things publicly private privately saying what he really thinks. that rational is all about trump and if you're a republican who's on the ballot in 2018, which does not include donald trump, you're looking at these comments and going, we already had a big problem on our hands with women voters and all trump is doing is digging deeper at the time of the me too movement, at the time when this issue is so much in the spotlight for the purposes of republicans running campaigns, all he had to do was not say anything and they could maybe try to distance themselves from this scandal but by making this assertive statement he really u

it's a pattern we've seen from donald trump when bill o'reilly and roger ailes were accused of long-termarassment, sexual abuse, he called them good people, he talked about their merits. of roger ailes he said "i'm sure it was very friendly" his treatment toward these women, referring to bill o'reilly he said "i don't think bill did anything wrong." so there's this pattern of donald trump defending men who are accused of these things and never mentioning the women. >> i think not only the president but the white house feels boxed in these when allegations, roy moore, the same kind of response, because once you gown go down the road of saying yes, i believe these women who made these allegations, you immediately open the question of what about the women who made allegations of comparable seriousness of donald trump. and i think that both he and they have felt they cannot give an inch bauds it calls into question his own behavior which has been his question on so many fronts. i have felt historically the gender levels and geography matter more. but if you look at what is developing in 2017

in the bronx, nate rogers for "chasing news". bill: murphy only two months in office, already, he is starting to roll back the things that governor christie did this time. gun control in particular. not only running back the christie rear executive orders but talking about new gun control measures. ashley johnson has the full story. ashley? >> new jersey governor murphy plans the gun laws to the next level at a roundtable. just weeks ago, murphy and the attorney general announced how they are going to rescind the change under the christied a hip thracian, making it easier to get a mer permit. the governor is king a package of bills of the gun laws. i look forward progress ofly working with the majority leader and his colleagues on things such as critical magazine, capacity law, protect our handgun carry regulations as i mentioned prohibiting possession of armored psa ammunition, making a leader in the adoption of smart gun technology and sales. >> meanwhile, murphy is k work on puerto rico commission and how new jersey can do more to

trump defending his allies and not the alleged accusers from bill o'reilly to roger aels and roy mooren't he said that? >> it's my job to speak on behalf of the president. >> reporter: the white house again struggled to clarify who knew what and when and how long rob porter was allowed access to classified information. for his part president trump tried to put the focus on his new infrastructure plan, a $1.5 trillion package. >> all right. thanks for that report. >>> so the trump administration said that don mcgahn is still on the job but would not unveil any more about what he knew about the accusations against rob porter. he first learned of them more than a year ago and was contacted by porter's ex- girlfriend back in november. >> can you explain why no action was taken by don mcgahn? >> those allegations that have been reported are not accurate. >> to don mcgan specifically though, had he learned at any time before last tuesday when this story was broken by the daily mail that there was any allegation of any sort levelled by any person against rob porter. >> again, i can't get into

nate rogers for "chasing news." bill: we have a chasing alert for you, today, president trump gathered with victims of school shootings, parents, teachers and kids at white house to hear their stories and listen to their plea to make our schools safe, one father in particular. andrew, really changed the tone and course of the entire gathering when he gave an empassioned plea for pole tigs politicians and country to come together, his daughter meadow was killed last week in parkland. reporter: president trump and vice president pence listened to students, parents and teachers wednesday in the wake of last week's school shooting in florida, pen said to share their stories because america is watching. and andrew pol pollack whose daughter meadow was among the victims, told the crowd his daughter was shot 9 times, we failed our children. >> 9/11 happened once, they fixed everything. how many schools, how many children have to get shot. reporter: he pleaded with everything to come together as a country and figure out how to p

it was about his history of statements, mike tyson, bill clinton before he was running against his wife, roy moore, roger ailes, bill o'reilly, there are too many to count but you get the point. steve wynn. there's a record of men other behave terribly toward women and to see that this is photographic evidence, contemporary evidence. we've got many people saying the same m.o. and they were talking to the fbi for these clearances. they weren't talking to just friends which is collaborating as well of will. >> who is denying due process? the white house. if they believe that he didn't get his due process, then they have only themselves to blame. the reality is there are two women on the record that the fbi believed. who are trained to determine whether or not people are telling truth. you have a third person, an ex-girlfriend, who had reached out to these women along before the white house. so it involves a lot of doctorsness that somehow they've gotten together. >> ex-wives are not natural allies. the second wife is more likely to be suspicious of the first wife. but they are now, they have this similar s

and over to believe in the defense of a man who is accused of such behavior from roy moore to roger ailes to bill o'reilly who he has defended, and himself of accusations of accusers on the campaign trail, and the president has long said when the men defend themselves that, you know, they deserve due process and they deserve a right to have their say. now that said, a lot of folks are noting that there are pictures here that the president has not commented on the women, and he has not wished the women well, and there is a lack of curiosity from the white house for month ts to figure out exacy what happened, and here it seems striking to people that, you know, he is immediately defending rob porter and saying that he could be innocent without seeming to look at the other side of the situation. >> all right. and in perhaps this is emboldening, you know, the metoo movement and emboldening many more women who have bee been re nant about coming out, and encouraging more people to be as courageo courageous. josh dawsey, thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> this is not the first skand toll hit the whi

. >> big win for bill ackman, shareholder. >> kate rogers, thank you very much >> thank you guys. >>> we're getting new numbers on just how much money uber lost last year. let's get to landon dowdy. she's got the numbers. >> uber saw its losses jump 61% to $4.5 billion, that's up from 2.8 billion in 2016. those losses narrowed in the fourth quarter as uber ceo dara khosrowshahi took the helm uber lost 1.1 billion in q4 versus 1.5 billion the previous quarter. uber ended the year with $6 billion in cash, 13% below last year's total since uber is still a private company, it is not required to report financial results but they have been disclosing some numbers lately as they work towards a goal of going public next year. something we'll all look forward to seeing so we can see some stock reaction based on what's going on with it >> all right >> good point. >> landon dowdy, thank you very much for that. >>> time for today's top trening stories. an upset last night at the westminster dog show i love this. flynn is a bichon frise, he took home the best in show honors bichon frise and flynn

friends or allies get in trouble with sexual harassment or abuse, he defends the man, whether roger ailes, bill o'reilly or corey lewandowski or himself when more than a dozen women came forward. it's what the president believes where his instincts are and where he stands. he's angry with all this coverage. so you get an angry tweet saturday morning. saying something provocative and cue the rage machine? >> i suppose. take david wright's last point. this is not going to help his party with women voters as we approach midterms. if the president loses this house, he's much more vulnerable to impeachment. maybe that is the president's calculation. maybe that's the tactic he's deciding to take. i don't think it's a long-term strategy. it's pretty short sighted. >> one of the big questions is how much john kelly knew and when he knew it. the president we're told is furious with him, so much so they've got a list of possibly replacements. is this enough to do him in? >> i don't think the president would want to admit something has gone on right in the wake of what happened last week. you're exactly r

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questions truthfully and fully, yes. >> they aren't ruling out calling more witnesses. >> bill: admiral mike rogersng news on capitol hill with regards to national security. what's that about? >> the hearing to watch this morning. a rare public hearing from the head of the nsa admiral mike rogers. i have been listening in the last few minutes and made significant news on russia and interference in the mid-term elections. he has already got a plan in the works to deal with the russians but right now he still lacks critical authorities so that he can take the fight directly to the russians in their own home space and he says that one of the issues they are discussing at a policy level is the idea offensive cyber capabilities really are on par with the use of nuclear weapons in terms of the policy decisions. >> bill: thank you. a lot to follow, wow. catherine herridge live in d.c. >> sandra: joining us for more on this is ohio congressman brad wenstrup, a republican on the house intel committee. thank you for joining us this morning. what can you tell us that you want to know from hope hicks today? >>

bill: controversy bronx middle school as a white principal tangled with black students o nate rogers has the full story. nate, what do you got for >> bill, the super din that he team throughout the dteacher apes of civil rights leaders are calling various acts ofisll stes the school prunes pal and confiscated black from students they were a part of the classroom projec racists systemic racists. continue to ac like black lives or black is absurd. >> the national action het work held a rally here on monday a the principal asked the teacher to stop teaching black historyis is not the first rodeo targeting black students at previous school she. after the investigation those claims werewe're not goint this sitdown another day so we're going to turn u a same, all schools must provide a supportive and inclusive no place for discrimination or kind. the school district toll me they returned the rg later in this day but wouldn't say why in the first place. the national akct will be back o the school tomorrow at 3:00 posting another reasons pal to be fired. then been, where natenews." bill: than

i am nate roger for "chasing news." bill: thank you, nate. appreciate that. all right. jamal is here. thank for checking with me. lisa join us pop culture expert always good to have her and den police in rutgers. god see you, guys. ok. i got start with you on this. we talked about this before. you protest the city hall. here is what jumped out at me. i don't know that you disagree that stop! stomping on the kids' back is not the way to teach about the history of slavery. doing that, that sons to be the big biggest waste of time and do nothing ideas that i heard. well, i think it is in my other life, i actually see diversity training for major corporations, right? diversity training as well. most of the time, wow, why are we forced to take diversity training? they done care. they are protecting themselves. if someone does that again? they can say, you are fine. now give them a quick way to nir person and actually in protesting for her to be fired only wondering why she has not been handcuffed and taken. bill: then institution of higher education. a vet. how about prothin

is urging all parents to ensure your children get flu shots and in brooklyn, aim nate rogers for "chasing news." bill: some big announces coming out of washington, d.c. the trump administration rolling not 1.5 trillion in are a k ture plan capping it off with 200 billion in new federal spending. john has the story. john, what do you got for us. >> bill, if you don't have a seat at the table you? in the menu. the guest list today the white house did not include anybody from new york, new jersey or connecticut and sure enough the new is not so great. here is what president trump and infrak ture spending over the next ten years so this is money to am prove roads, brings, tunnel, waterway and the look. the president says the proposal will also create jobs and it is long overdue. 1:00 take a listen. >> we are going to mcour infrastructure modernized. we are way behind schedule. we are way bee behind other countries. >> here is why its know that best news. of that $200 billion. only 20 billion would go toward projects that are considered of national significance. things like the gateway project. so new yor

i am nate rogers for "chasing news." billited states senator bob men den he off the department dropping all chaps ig having no in teaching trying him again. he is full steam ahead for the re-election campaigning in bergen county for the new county executive. ashley johnson has the full story. ashley? >> new jersey governor murphy kicked up the third week on the job. the newest senator bob menendez anchorry booker to support the re-election of of bergen county executive. the senators took the opportunity to speak about all federal corrupts charges and being dropped against mendenez last week. >> give testimony and in the path and within you. >> it was my first time in the last week sore. i am so grateful for bob menendez and serve with him and stand by him. the tow cusses with on making sure the dems with being relecked in move. >> who else has worked in public works? has worked in the private sect whore has been elected in council, mayor, firemen, fire chief, freeholder, now italian executives for over three years? he plans t

. >> speaking up and supporting, i believe him, roger ailes, bill o'reilly and now, fill in the blank, rob porter. >> we rolled that tape, i was on tv as we were watching it and my reaction was just, you know, shock. >> your reaction was spot on. >> well, because i was reacting like gloria just did and you are, in the world of normalcy and what our expectation -- the world of expectation, basic expectation. and you are exactly right, brooke, that that speculation should be different at this point based on the history of the way the president deals with allegations against people he knows and also against himself. however, here is why one would thivg this could be different. as great as rob porter was at his job, as close as the president got to rob porter, because he was around him all the time as staff secretary, meaning he was handing him papers all day long, he's not as close to rob porter as we are with hope hicks, who we reported has been in a romantic relationship with rob porter. and one of rob porter's ex-wives was on cnn saying based on her experience and the experience of th

including roy moore and bill o'reilly and roger ales, people's lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation, adding is there no such thing anymore as due process. trump did not share who the people are but the tweet came as two west wing aids former staff secretary rob porter and former speechwriter david sorenson resigned. both men continue to deny the allegations. joining me now to discuss how all of this is playing with republican women, general kenz. jennifer ruben of the "washington post" and former nevada state gop chair. amy, you're a first timer, i'll go to you first. i'll play what kellyanne conway had to say to jake tapper on cnn about donald trump's tweet yesterday. take a listen. >> the president's tweet was more generic. >> about the me too movement. >> he never said the me too movement or rob porter's name. he's saying some are old, some are new, some are -- excuse me some are to use my words connecticut tecon tell rain youy those trying to conflate the two, i see democrats criticizing, let me remind them, this president is responsible for 800,000 women ta

. >> he defended roy moore, roger ailes, bill clinton, mike tyson. i was speaking to someone who knows donald trump well earlier, and he said these were all his friends. so if he feels like you're on his team, the allegations are not credible. thank you gentlemen. >>> coming up the number three person at the justice department left her job today to take a job at wal-mart. we'll look at how this affects the russia investigation and if it does. even more breaking news tonight, president trump released the nunes memo without edits. tonight the president trump will not release the democratic response unedited. we'll talk about why next. ame'. hey, dustin. grab a seat. nice to meet you. have you ever had car trouble in a place like this? yes and it was like the worst experience of my life. seven lanes of traffic and i was in the second lane. when i get into my car, i wanna know that it's going to get me from point a to point b. well, then i have some good news. chevy is the only brand to receive j.d. power dependability awards for cars, trucks and suvs tw

. >> he defended roy moore, roger ailes, bill clinton, mike tyson. i was speaking to someone who knows donald trump well earlier, and he said these were all his friends. so if he feels like you're on his team, the allegations are not credible. thank you gentlemen. >>> coming up the number three person at the justice department left her job today to take a job at wal-mart. we'll look at how this affects the russia investigation and if it does. even more breaking news tonight, president trump released the nunes memo without edits. tonight the president trump will not release the democratic response unedited. we'll talk about why next. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands w

. >> he defended roy moore, roger ailes, bill clinton, mike tyson. i was speaking to someone who knows donald trump well earlier, and he said these were all his friends. so if he feels like you're on his team, the allegations are not credible. thank you gentlemen. >>> coming up the number three person at the justice department left her job today to take a job at wal-mart. we'll look at how this affects the russia investigation and if it does. even more breaking news tonight, president trump released the nunes memo without edits. tonight the president trump will not release the democratic response unedited. we'll talk about why next. no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. let's team up to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of (great

i thought of roy moore, the president on roy moore, roger ailes, bill o'reilly. in fact, watch this. >> well, we wish him well. he worked very hard. found out about it recently and i was surprised by it. he said very strongly yesterday that he's innocent. so you'll have to talk to him about that. but we absolutely wish him well. did a very good job while he was at the white house. look, he denies it. i mean, if you look at what is really going on and you look at all the things that have happened over the last 48 hours, he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen and, you know, you have to listen to him also. >> he has been a friend of mine for a long time. and i can tell you that some of the women that are complaining, i know how much he has helped them. and even recently. and when they write books that are fairly recently released and they say wonderful things about him and all of a sudden now they're saying these horrible things about him, it's very sad. because he's a very good person. i've always found him to be just a very, very good person. >> penny, do

he took the same playbook when it came to roger ailes. bill o'reilly. mike tyson. many years before he became president when it came to sexual assault allegations. and the standing position, the official position of the trump white house is that all the women many of them who are accusing the current sitting president of sexual misconduct are themselves all lying. so the sad thing is, this is all par for the course. there's nothing particularly surprising about any of this. >> i just want to sort of highlight something important here because it's very important from what you mentioned. in the caves roy moore, there was identical reporting he was privately saying he thought the women were lying. in this case, we have him privately not just publicly out of necessity he has to say they're lying because it's a pr defense but genuinely believes that roy moore who is accused of molesting a child when he was district attorney and multiple women coming forward, two different women independently abuse allegations, documentation, a straining order, all of that is fabricated

on also the book tells the story of what happened with our founding creator roger ailes and bill o'reillyuous time here. i think the most interesting part is how my family, i mentioned it earlier, my family is a divided family. we are split. my wife is a very progressive person. her brother, her family. big democratic supporters. and i like the president. i am a republican. more important, i know him. i trust him. i think he gets very bum rap. as i said earlier, everything he does is construed in the most evil way possible. i talk about how i try to balance those forces in my family. >> jesse: what a plug. amazing plug. tom shillue. >> tom: let's take a look at the worst police -- that sketch. lancaster city police departmen department. they hung up the sketch. they caught the guy. somebody said, wait a minute. i know that guy. [laughter] >> kimberly: you made bail already? >> jesse: looks like your emoji. >> kimberly: it does kind of look like you. you have more hair. >> dana: and you would never wear a hat like that. >> jesse: you look great. set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the

bill: but first, check in with chase are nate rogers, a story in brooklyn of hate crime unit a hate crime, swastikas found on k neighborhood, a jewish orthodox community, residents say they typically feel safe, but they are on edge after last night, before 11 p.m., nypd was called to 52nd and 17th after two residents reported their cashes vandalizes with swaftics on the windows. >> this is a terrible thing, with that shooting in florida. the hate crimes, we have to stop. reporter: one of the victims is 69 years purchased her car two days ago, thered as peaceful, family oriented and free issues. >> very lovely people. they help they are nice neighbors. reporter: police wererovide a df important or -- person ear or persons responsible. >> we don't the swastikas out remind us of bad times. reporter: one of the victims said she it, all she could do was replace her window, anyone familiar with it is urged to cont crime stoppers. nate rogers bring back the panet all over this. it people do any kind ofak >> there should be zero tolerance, it should be investigateds have faith in new york city po

not just because of his tweet over the weekend but because of where he came down on roger ailes, bill o'reilly, roy moore. you know, this is a consistent pattern of behavior. >> can i just add one thing to the strong woman notion that did clearly force the first wife of rob porter to come out and write this op-ed. it really is stunning that in today's day and age, with the cultural awareness that we are witnessing happening in warped speed, that somebody would think that even though you know somebody so well, like hope hicks -- and she is a strong woman -- to think that knowing what we know now because people have had the courage to come forward, that even strong women can get caught up in situations and cycles of violence. just as a cultural touch stone, look at big little lies. there's a reason why our sister network did so well with that show. it's because people could relate to this very story line, a very strong woman who was in a relationship and it appeared to be the perfect couple. and she was getting hit all the time. >> right now. and by the way, that's usually the end of th

while he has defended friends like roger ailes, bill o'reilly and rob porter, he also went briefly after accused critics, especially democrats, people like al franken and of course bill clinton. and he built his campaign around hillary clinton around a promise, here is due process, to lock her up. let's watch. >> lock her up! lock lock her up! >> she should be locked up. i tell you right now. what she has done, what she's done, she ought to be ashamed of herself. >> other people point to the notorious incident in'89 when he took a full page ad, paid for it in new york newspapers calling for the state of new york to reinstate the death penalty and give five african american hispanic teenagers who were arrested on charges they raped a white woman in central park, it was called the wilding. here is how he defended that ad at the time. >> the problem with our society is that the victim has absolutely no rights and the criminal has unbelievable rights. unbelievable rights. and i say it has to stop. that's why i took the ad. and i have to tell you, that ad, i have never been anything that has

he was praising roger ailes. and bill o'reilly as well. roy moore as well because at the time of the allegations he was a professional, i think he was a district attorney or assistant district attorney. so he does seem to go out of his way. >> i am assuming -- here is the thing. i give the president the benefit of the doubt. when he said it was sad i think it was sad for everyone. >> i have gone over his statements. he said it is sad for people in the white house and he knows that rob porter is sad as well. and that is it. >> that's right. he showed no empathy whatsoever. >> let's play it again right here. >> it's a obviously tough time for him. he did a very good job when he was in the white house. we hope he has a wonderful career and hopefully he will have a great career ahead of him. and it was very sad when we heard about it and certainly he is also very sad. now, he also as you probably know, he says he is innocent. and i think you have to remember that. he said very strongly yesterday that he is innocent. so you will have to talk to

roy moore or roger ailes or bill o'reilly or charges against himself. it always comes to the same place. they say they're innocent. essentially blaming the victims. i saw the vice president. his modular morality unit was rolled out to say we're appalled and we have a zero tolerance. there's not a lot of evidence against that. >> the abuse against these two ex-wives who went to the fbi and told what happened. >> and one more reason why what the president said wasn't surprising, we reported yesterday that the president was irritated with his deputy press secretary who went out to the podium yesterday and said, we messed up. we could have handled this better. he didn't like there was a walkback to the approach to the issue. what you saw today was the double down. it's something he's done not just on issues of abuse. he did it when michael flynn was fired. he fired michael flynn and then said he's a good guy why. were they even asking him questions. it doesn't matter if he lied to the fbi. this is a president who does not like to back down even when the acc

rob porter, roy moore, roger ailes, in fact, the only person who he hasn't believed in bill clinton, in terms of denying allegations of sexual abuse or sexual assault. so the president's gut instinct is to believe the men. steve wynn. he's denying it and therefore the denial is credible. in doing that, it limits the response of the white house if the boss is saying, look, let's dig in. let's stand by our guy. i don't believe this. it's going to have this long-term effect. >> well, david ignatius, it's not the first time this has been said. hillary clinton had a hard time attacking donald trump for treating women badly when she was in close proximity to a man who treated women badly for so long and many people, including maureen doud suggested she went along with that behavior. now donald trump finds himself in the position, the first time he says, yes, i believe the women, then the 10, 11, 12, 15 women came forward with sexual harassment claims against him, well, suddenly the questions are, well, let's go through each one of these women, mr. president. do you believe them as well? >>

bill did anything wrong. two years ago he defended roger ailes, he's a very good person. p defended bill clinton during the lewinsky scandal. he is really a victim himself. trump even defended mike tyson in the early '90s from allegations of rape. mike tyson was railroaded. which brings us back to porter. multiple sources tell nbc news that president trump is frustrated with the staff and he's openly musing about replacing kelly as his chief of staff over what has happened. why? is it because kelly and white house counsel don mcgahn knew about the allegations but they didn't do much about it? is it because the white house press shop run by hope hicks who is reported to be dating porter aggressively stood by porter. guys, based on the president's reaction you have to wonder if he is mad because he had an accused spousal abuser on his staff, or if he's mad because it is a story. i'm join the now by sam nunberg a early political consultant and an adviser to the trump campaign. sam, it is great to see you. >> thank you very much. >> why does donald trump eckive okay on spousal

that if we are going to be fair and shine a light on this let's shine a light on steve winn, roger ailes, and billon and harvey weinstein. let's be equal and fair talk about helm who use their position to abuse women, whether rob porter or bill clinton, it's wrong. >> do you agree with that? >> this shouldn't be partisan issue. about you talking about the president of the united states and what least done and his staff has done over the last week, they have validated miss con exceptions about domestic abuse and made people believe that victims should not be believed. that if you are a man who has a good pedigree, you are not capable of this. so a lot of irresponsible actions, not just rob porter, obviously that is abysmal. but beyond that how they are handling has flown in the face and been offensive to advocates. >> i agree. the white house needs to message way better and the president. and i hope and believe that he will. and i hope that we'll get back to the great things that he's doing for this country and get beyond this issue. >> steve and jen thank you for speaking from the hafrmt it'sea. >

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