>> reporter: hi, boris, that's right. after hours of silence, we've now seen two tweets from the president just in the last 40 minutes. this latest tweet, just a couple of minutes ago at the top of the hour tweeting out am in bedminster for meetings and press conference on v.a., veterans affairs, and all that we have done and are doing to make it better, but charlottesville, sad, exclamation point. we've heard that sort of sentence construction in tweets before from the president calling various things sad. now he's calling what's going on in charlottesville sad. 40 minutes ago when we saw his first tweet, i'll read that again for our viewers, he said, we all must be united and condemn all that hate stands for. there is no place for this kind of violence in america. let's come together as one. that tweet coming about 40 minutes ago. again, the first time we heard from the president. a few minutes after the president posted that tweet, we also heard from vice president mike pence who quote tweeted the president and added t

boris?that is certainly the fear all across the world. kyung lah reporting from tokyo, thank you. >>> the u.s. has had many stand-offs with north korea before. the difference this time of course is president trump's aggressive push for action. let's bring in valdina wong, the former senior adviser to ambassador christopher hill. thank you so much for joining us. first and foremost, how real is this threat? is this just rhetoric or are we really on the brink of war? >> well, we have to remember that technically, we have always been in a state of war with north korea. since the armistice, temporarily halted the wide-scale war in 1953. so when you ask about which threats, lead to war, let's be very clear and i think what is lost in all of this recent rhetoric is that president trump has been very consistent in pointing out that this is essentially a matter of deterrence. he has not stated that he's going to strike preemptively. what he said is if north korea takes action, the point here is that

. >>> in the netherlands, boris conrad sits down with a deck of cards and memorizes them.ranked memory athlete. he's also a neuroscientist. >> we all want to have a healthy brain through all of our lives. as the field of scientific research shows us, if you don't challenge your brain, your memory, the risk to get dementia or other diseases also increases. >> boris works at the donders institute in the netherlands with fellow neuroscientist martin dressler. their latest study, to understand the brains of memory athletes. >> we were interested in what makes a memory athlete on the neurobiology level. we do know that they use certain strategies but we don't know what happens in their brains. >> the study enrolled 23 top ranked memory athletes, including boris. he helped design a regimen for the participants to train like the athletes do for 30 minutes a day for six weeks. there was also a control group. the brains of all three groups were then examined through a series of mris. >> you can do a lot of different things. first we looked at the brain structure. we could see by si

is boris]ohnson? invested in wanting it to fail. is boris ]ohnson? of course not.rabid, pro—eu opinions in this country. i am trying to focus on the nature of negotiations today. quoting boris ]ohnson, negotiations today. quoting boris johnson, who told negotiators to, quote, blow whistle if they get part of the compensation package for part of the compensation package for part of britain leaving the eu. you've beenin of britain leaving the eu. you've been in this game for a while, what would you expect to be happening at an early stage? wouldn't you expect both sides to put in a high opening bid? you would expect the eu to come out with a high figure and for the british to say, a whistle.” out with a high figure and for the british to say, a whistle. i would not expect that. i would not expect the foreign secretary to use that kind of language and tiring in negotiation with the very people who britain will have to do a deal with __ go britain will have to do a deal with —— go whistle. britain will have to do a deal with -- go whistle. on the issue of financing, it

boris johnson, a showman for the cameras, although usually with mixed results.p in scrapes his —— is prompting questions about how long he can last. but is borisjohnson a hopeless buffoon or is he actually a statesman of the new world order who acts and communicates in a way befitting these times? we are now able to fly the union flag once again. and perhaps that new style is all too much for diplomatic grandees from the past, most of whom can never forgive his role in taking the uk out of the eu. one withering assessment was penned last week. the intervention by the former head of the foreign office unleashed a flurry of criticism. over in brussels, they have long memories of the man they remember is the daily telegraph's troublemaking correspondent. it is always wonderful to talk to him and he is a very intelligent man, we like in germany his churchill biography. but we are not very clear that we can really rely on what he will do next day. he sometimes has in europe the image of a gambler. and that he is taking this question sometimes not so seriously. when w

i'm boris sanchez in for fredricka whitfield.lease stay with us as we wait for the president to speak in just a few moments. you saw the podium there, a country that is eager to hear some comforting words. thanks again for joining us. (vo) unlimited is only as good as the network it's on. and only one network can be the best... verizon. just named number one in the nation by rootmetrics, the largest independent study. in call, data, speed, and reliability. and awarded number one overall network for the eighth time in a row. because only verizon has the best network and the best unlimited. megan's smile is getting a lot because she uses act® mouthwash. act® strengthens enamel, protects teeth from harmful acids, and helps prevent cavities. go beyond brushing with act®. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> top of the hour, you're in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being with us. we are following multiple breaking news stories this hour. any moment now we are expecting to hear from the president wh

boris: boris: no. it's a mixture of messages. here is why. you want north korea to hear tough talk from the president. he ran on a tough stance against north korea. so secretary tillerson is saying if north korea is open to it and can get to the negotiation table the trump administration is open and willing to diffuse tensions. >> how have the past presidents handled north korea. how has the exchange been different from what they have done? >> a long line of failure. almost a war with north korea in the early 1990's. president carter negotiated an agreement that was agreed to by president clinton and kim jong un. the -- kim jong il. it was a disaster because they ch deal. but under president bush north korea was axis of evil but there was not a true step to backing north korea down. president obama had his strategic patience. and a failed opportunity. failed approach to north korea. the president here is not backing down. making it clear and being very open that north korea better not mess with the united states of america. larry: okay. chief

. >> around 50,000 supporters of boris yeltsin gathered to chant their support for the man who is nowing the battered banner of liberal reform. >> boris yeltsin had been popularly elected as president of the russian federation. he was emerging as an alternative power to the communist party leaders. >> let me put on my glasses here for a moment and read you a piece of wire copy that has just come across on reuters. >> russian president boris yeltsin ordered all army and kgb units involved in the overthrow of gorbachev to stand down and said he was assuming control on the territory of russia. clearly, there is a major confrontation shaping up in the russian republic. >> the presidents' day began with a succession of meetings and phone calls. among his conversations were one with boris yeltsin whose status in the white house has risen suddenly to that of the potential savior of soviet democracy. >> when the tanks came in, the commander called him and said i'm supposed to attack you, but i will not. i will protect you. and that's when he stood up on the tank and indicated to the coup lead

as boris mentioned, the president has many options on the table. the plan for moving forward in afghanistan has been a long time coming. cnn's elise labbot with more on what is being considered. >> reporter: well, on friday the president met at camp david to review his options with his national security aides, including secretary mattis, secretary of state rex tillerson, national security adviser h.r. mcmaster, and vice president mike pence. the white house has been taking an exhaustive months' long review of u.s. policy toward afghanistan and has been accused by many in congress of dragging its feet. in february, the commander of u.s. troops in afghanistan requested a few thousand troops to break what he said was essentially a stalemate with the taliban. now defense secretary mattis said all options are on the table, ranging from a surge in troops to a complete withdrawal. one proposal former white house strategist chief bannon argued for involves a shifting of responsibilities to private contractors or mercenaries, if you will. we're hearing a bu

i'm boris sanchez. let's get right to our breaking news out of charlottesville where the governor has declared a state of emergency after white supremacists clashed with counter protesters. the demonstration was planned after the college town decide toed to remove statues.protestors. the demonstration was planned after the college town decide ed to remove statues. things quickly turned ugly. ed to remove statues. things quickly turned ugly.ed to remove statues. things quickly turned ugly. virginia state police have made several arrests already moving to break things up after the city declared it an unlawful assembly. the governor has declared a staets state of emergency. and friday hundreds of white supremacists marched carrying tiki torches and shouting white sli lives matter. i want to get to caylee harding, she was there for the whole thing. what is happening where you are now? >> reporter: well, boris, police have cleared emancipation park formerly known as lee park where robert e. lee statue stands

you mentioned boris johnson and wesselingh.iew on radio for them i think it was yesterday, where he did concede, did say that britain would have to meet, we will have to meet our legal obligations when he was pressed, bike, ithink obligations when he was pressed, bike, i think it was mishal hussein, about the divorce bill. what do you make of that? there seems to be an a cce pta nce make of that? there seems to be an acceptance that we have to pay. will that open up the negotiations and the eu will say, let's move ahead. michel barnier is saying there are three pillars, three separation agreements that need to be done, the first on the divorce bill, which has ranged from 100 million euros, the ft reported a few months ago, which is clearly not acceptable for the uk government, coming down to 30 or 40. there is also the issue of northern ireland, the 310 miles border that the eu says must be solved before you get into the nitty—gritty of association, and that is obviously very close to the heart of people in northern ireland. my

i'm cliff simms joined by boris epstein and kellyanne conway on our left.we're going to each night about 6:30 come to you live from the trump campaign war room. >> and they were off. they found a home on donald trump's facebook page. it never broadened beyond that page and it kind of fizzled out. now it's back in more ways than one. the facebook videos are back and paid for by trump's re-election campaign and filmed at trump tower and produced to look like short news updates anchored by the wife of eric trump who insists she is giving you the, quote, real news. >> hey, everybody, lara trump here i bet you haven't heard about the accomplishments the president had this week because there's so much fake news out there. we wanted to give you a glimpse into his week. this week, trump tv snagged kaylee mcanyony. she turned up on the facebook page delivering the news straight to camera the following day. she has another new gig. she is on the rnc payroll as their new spokesperson. donald trump's re-election campaign reignited trump tv. but the media operation is e

didn't boris johnson said and other parts say another thing.nson said they and other parts say another thing. didn't boris johnson said they could go whistle? yes, but that was a extortionate amount. you surely ought to object to paying anything but it seems to me, we're talking about 10 billion euros, which sounds perfectly reasonable to me. this is terribly embarrassing and terrible television but i agree. i do think it's important as the brexiter that we do have a good relationship with the european union when we leave and i see there will be a transition period between march 2019 and when the new treaty, assuming there is one, some people say there won't be one, some people say there won't be one, when the new treaty actually becomes operative. compromises will have to be made. the eu is never going to access a figure as low as this, are they? no, it was said to be 16 ilion. even 100. i think that is why he said that. but it is early days and alleys they are starting to talk about numbers. it is interesting that we are beginning to see afte

i'm cliff similars with the trump campaign, joined by boris epstein on my right, kellyanne conway ongoing to come to you live right here from the trump campaign war room. >> wow. and they were off. trump tv found a home on donald trump's facebook page during the campaign. it never really broadened beyond that page. and when trump actually won the election, trump tv kind of fizzled out. but now trump tv is back in more ways than one. for one, the facebook videos are back. they're being paid for by trump's reelection campaign and filmed at trump tower. they're produced to look like short news updates an corchored presidential -- >> hey, everybody. laura trump here. i bet you haven't heard of all of the accomplishments the president had this week because there's so much fake news out there. we wanted to give you a glimpse into his week. >> the real news. >> this weekend, former cnn commentator announced her departure from cnn on friday. she turned up on trump's facebook page delivering the news. she's officially on the rnc payroll as their new spokesperson. so donald trump's relx campai

i want to bring in now cnn's boris sanchez in washington. boris, what more can you tell us? >> hey there, fred. that "new york times" reporting is that the special counsel led by rob mueller is looking into potential secret payments from turkey to michael flynn for his lobbying efforts in which he was lobbying against an opponent of the turkish president recep erdogan. from what we understand they have requested documents pertaining to michael flynn and questioned witnesses about flynn's relationship with turkey. this coincides with cnn's own reporting that the special counsel was looking into ties between the former national security adviser who is fired for apparently lying to the former -- or rather to the vice president, and that government. we've reached out to attorneys for michael flynn. they have declined to comment. we've reached out to the outside counsel of the white house. they have said they will not discuss any specifics of their communications between them and the special counsel except to say they are complying with all of their requests. we should point out,

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we know which side boris is on in the referendum debate. i number of differences, we know some of the banks are looking seriously at frankfurt, we know paris is on manoeuvres to tempt business overseas and we know businesses are preparing. your right to say of course everyone hopes we don't get to a cliff edge no deal scenario but they have to prepare for the worst—case and making decisions employment, finding the local regulatory licenses, those ta ke local regulatory licenses, those take months, not weeks, not days, so people are preparing. one hoggies colleagues, professor patrick minford, said brexit can be compared to the event that gave birth to your modern political party, the repeal of the corn laws and he says we should simply abolish trade barriers without asking others to do the same, just as we did in 18116 when sir robert peel, that revolutionary insurgent in uk politics, basically abandoned the pricey form of protectionism that kept up the price of corn when farmers in britain were under pressure. it reduced the price of fruit

this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. my >>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. the search continues for a suspect involved in the home invasion in the overbrook section of philadelphia police say suspect ditched a stolen car and took off on foot when confronted by officers. man took car and atm card during a home invasion, occupant of the home were not injured. >>> let go over to katie for a check of the forecast. it looks like another nice day >> we are going two for two with nothing but bright blue skies, sunshine technically relatively low humidity throughout the day but it will get warmer throughout the afternoon then it did yesterday. beautiful shot outside kutztown area middle school and we will keep that sun around all day here. it feels more like august, this afternoon. 87 degrees, still not terribly humid new does change with time. our pattern goes down

this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >>> backlash against a >>> we learned today that the fbi conducted a predawn raid of former trump campaign chairman jer paul manafort's home using a no-knock warning. >> the fbi was looking for anything that ties manafort to russia and this doesn't look good because this is where manafort was living when the fbi raided him. so this russia probe is getting really serious. all of their press briefings begin like this. >> thank you very much. >> morning." >>> senator johnson is receiving backlash. he regrets speculating on a chicago station why mccain voted to kill a republican health care bill last month. >> he has a brain tumor. some of that might have affected it. >> do you think that played a factor in his judgment call? >> again, i don't want to speak for any senator. i really thought john was going to vote yes. >> a mcc

we get more this morning from cnn's boris sanchez. >> reporter: we are set to hear from president trump tonight at 9:00 p.m. he'll be addressing the nation from ft. meyer in virginia on the strategy moving forward in afghanistan. this is something that the president tweeted about over the weekend, on saturday writing that after a very important meeting with top military brass in in camp david, they came up with the strategy. secretary of defense james mattis was asked about this on sunday. he gave no indication except to say that he wanted to allow the president to explain the decision to the american people himself. here's secretary mattis. >> i was not willing to make significant troop lifts until we knew certainly what was the strategy, what was the commitment going in. in that regard, the president has made a decision, as he said. he wants to be the one to announce it to the american people. so i'll stand silent until then. until that point. >> reporter: it will be interesting to see what the president emphasizes moving forward. this is something that the white house has been workin

boris sanchez getting ready for the president's first stop in arizona in yuma. bringing in our political panel. chris cillizza, cnn politics reporter, abby phillips, white house reporter for the "washington post" and cnn white house reporter jeremy diamond is with us as well. chris, it looks like that speech last night, very disciplined, very organized. you can criticize it, praise it, but it does seem to have the influence of his new white house chief of staff, general john kelly? >> well, john kelly has been in the job for about three weeks now. we've seen a lot of undisciplined donald trump between then and now. including his comments about charlottesville. >> but the speech was disciplined? >> it was. he stayed on message, on prompter. odd if he went way off prompter. usually off prompter when interacting with folks as oppose to just giving a speech. what we've seen, though, with donald trump is a series of false starts. a series of theoretical reset buttons pushed only to have a day later, two days later, a week later, either via twitter or a rally, him ret

cnn's boris sanchez is nearby in bridgewater, new jersey.president returning to the white house but not there for long. >> reporter: that's right, jim. this 17-day working vacation for president trump in bedminster, new jersey is almost over. he's a few hours away from heading back to washington, d.c. before then going on to arizona later this eke, but the white house is still reeling from the criticism that the president received after his divisive remarks about the violence in charlottesville last week, and we've seen the fallout. not just in criticism from members of the president's only party, but the implosion of the specialized councils the president put together on manufacturing and strategy and policy, and the infrastructure council. we've also seen several charities fleeing events that were scheduled to be held at the president's estate in mar-a-lago. all of that, though, still the main focus here in bedminster, as several people are now coming forward to defend the president. one of them, jerry falwell jr., the evangelist, actually

on boris on brexit.g their stance in general and what does it mean for negotiations? rupert: the difference between boris saying a few weeks ago they can go whistle and ask for money and on a radio interview this morning they'll meet their obligations is the difference between off message and sudden'sly on message and signals a kind of fundamental change. i think the interesting developments we've had over the last couple months is of increasing coming together of the cabinet and most of the conservative party behind agreements around, ok, we have to have some kind of transition, the brexiteers are effectively happy as long as their in-state is belonging in a single market and not under the jurisdiction of the ecbj, they're happy to make the transitions. despite the positive moves -- and we can get into the negotiations. i think the negotiations are progressing smoothly despite some of the noise. the markets aren't really reacting to that. sterling, as you say, continuing to fall but it's not just a stro

let me turn to boris sanchez. you're monitoring the special counsel investigation of the white house this weekend and the report that the investigation has a sharp focus on one former national secure security adviser michael flynn. >> well, in part to his -- to turkey. payments went to flynn for his lobbying against a the -- against the president erdogan. they have gone as far as to question several people in the administration about his ties to that country. this coincides with the lot of cnn's reporting that his receiving payments from foreign governments is part of the focus of the investigation into the former national security adviser. we have reached out the flynn's attorneys and they have decleaned to comment. we have reached out to the white house's outside counsel, ty cobb did respond, saying he would not get into specifics about his team's communication with the special counsel and their discussions. except to say they're fully complying with this investigation. the interesting part about this is that ea

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boris was adamant hitch said, garry, stay away. you enter building and if you leave the building you will not be a witness anymore but a suspect. so, i wish he would have followed his own advice because it was apparent at the time that a regime would not play by it own rules and if putin wanted to eliminate any of your position, and looking at the list of people who marched with me ten years ago, five, six years ago, on moscow streets, either in jail, exile or worse. >> you wrote the book "winter is coming" talking about putin being a danger for the world ask critical of obama administration not taking the threat serious enough. which we had thought about that. we jaw say we should shank trump for showing how fragile our democratic institutions are. >> i think it's looking at what is happening now, it's good we have trump who is not capable to destroy it but to show the weakness of the system. this system could be exposed. and also is a wakeup call. this is a lot of people thought that in this country, that the democracy is for gra

this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >>> welcome back. phillies play the braves again tonight phillies have won 10 of 12 against atlanta this season. >> last night, timely hitting and good pitching and two wins in a row for the film is. >> zach eflin was called up to pitch the game and went seven innings with three strike outs , and contributed with the bat, drove in a run that put phillies up to stay and the phillies beat the braves, five -two. >>> switching to football, eagles are gearing up for their first preseason game tomorrow night, for many that means a trip to a historic stadium. >> here's don bell with morning sports. >> good news eagles will get to hit another shade of green, bad news they will not test themselves against one of the best in the business. aaron rodgers is signature tom 's preseason game in green bay. eagles defense will face a packe

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border patrol and that's where we find cnn's boris sanchez. he joins us now.e mayor of phoenix asked president trump to stay away from his city, and there are major protests planned there tonight. what more are you hearing? what can we expect? >> reporter: hey there, pam. yeah, the potential for conflict, essentially, outside the phoenix convention center, as you mentioned, the mayor of phoenix asking the president to delay this rally after his divisive remarks in charlottesville last week. several different weeks, progressive groups, anti-bigot groups as they're calling themselves, were mobilized and they are set to greet the president as he arrives at the phoenix convention center for that rally later tonight. you can also expect several of the usual names to be on hand, vice president mike pence is making a trip out, so is chief of staff john kelly. interestingly enough, though, those who were not invited, including, as you mentioned, the republican senators from arizona, both john mccain and jeff flake, have been very critical of the president, both with s

this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >>> the only director to win a oscar is being honored again. the foundation is honoring kathleen biglow with its patron of the ara word this november. she won an oscar for her war film the hurt locker. her current movie hits theaters nationwide this friday. congratulations. >>> kathy griffin, sporting a new look she shaved off her hair to support her sister battling cancer. it is uncareer what type she's suffering from but her older brot der die of cancer in 2014 >>> best wishes there. >>> also got to tell but cbs summer sweara in california, it was a special night of celebration in l.a. studio city last night. stars of the new, and current cbs shows came out to promote this falls tv line up. actors and actresses rocked red carpet as they enjoyed food, drinks and some good music. >> good music and margaritas, man, i'm

boris johnson, has been quite a controversy here in the uk.retary, and liam fox, the international trade secretary, perhaps not seeing eye to eye with philip hammond and amber rudd over theissue philip hammond and amber rudd over the issue of freedom of movement of people post—brexit. how does this i’ow people post—brexit. how does this row look from your side of the channel? well, i think the basic view of the eu 27 is that if you wa nt to view of the eu 27 is that if you want to continue to have full access to the market, be it for the long—term, orfor a to the market, be it for the long—term, or for a transition period, you need to, to follow all the major parts of the eu governance, and the eu governance of basically the capacity of its institutions to regulate the capacity —— to regulate, the capacity —— to regulate, the capacity to reconcile disputes, and powers that are in the eu rules, freedom for goods and services, and financial flows, and not freedom for goods and services, and financialflows, and not for freedom for goods and servi

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this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee.fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >> good morning, jim donovan is off today. katie and meisha will be along in a moment. first what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today, friday, august 11. >> maybe it wasn't tough enough. >> president trump's war of words with north korea escalates again. with both sides issuing new warnings, and new threats. >> the driver door window is shot out. >> a drive-by shooting leaves a man in critical condition in philadelphia's somerdale section. >> police do not yet have a motive for this very strange shooting, in which they say both the shooter, as well as the victim, were driving in opposite directions. >>> it was chaotic. >> a frightening ordeal, a father reunite with his son, after a thief steels his car with a young boy still inside, in northeast philadelphia. >> he's not the only one dreaming, tonight mega millions l

>> no from what we've seen historically, with boris johnson, he will play both sides to some degree i think that they're trying to convince those that voted for brexit that, you know, we're not -- the uk will not pay a lot of money for it. it's clear from the europeans they're sticking to their guns, and they will insist on some form of payment. until these issues are worked out, the uk and europe are not able to move on to the important issue which is what the new relationship might look like >> nicholas, looking at what happened in the markets this week, we have the pound against the dollar add a two-month low the likes of dixons carphone warehouse coming out with a profit warning because the brexit impact is too difficult for their business do you think that finally the cracks are starting to appear behind this brexit wall? where we thought it had dodged the recession? >> i think so. we have seen relatively weak data coming out of the uk in recent months. we've been building in that direction for some time with real income stagnating, consumption is 60% of the economy, what happens

border patrols stopping civilians getting out of the country speaking on a trip to libya's capital boris johnson insisted the u.k. will help reduce the number of illegal migrants heading for europe. it is so important that we work with the libyan government. to help bring stability to libya stopping it from becoming a fertile ground for terrorists. people traffickers you close proximity to your humanitarian group doctors without borders which had one of its ships allegedly fired on by the libyan coast guard has accused the british government of trying to sweep the refugee problem under the carpet we can discuss this further now of course live to our guest let's see what humanitarian campaign manager for the charity and aid organization oxfam mysie with thank you for joining us on the program so non-governmental groups fear the u.k. will be calling tribute into trapping these refugees in war torn areas do they have a point. absolutely we have been talking to people who've made it through from libya and italy and the stories that we hear absolutely horrific we've heard stories of pregnant

boris sanchez in phoenix covering what was a remarkable event last night. boris? >> reporter: that's right. it's probably easier to go through who the president didn't go after than who he did. some of his favorite targets, the media, democrats, some republicans, amazon.com. he threatened to shut down the government if he didn't get funding for the border wall. no mention of mexico paying for it. he threatened to undo nafta. he went after arizona's two republican senators. he didn't name them. here are some of the highlights. >> the obstructionist democrats would like us not to do it, but believe me, we have to close down our government, we're building that wall. i will make a prediction. i think it's going to be just fine. okay? but i won't do it tonight, because i don't want to cause any controversy. i think we'll end up probably terminating nafta at some point. okay? probably. one vote away. i will not mention any names. very presidential, isn't it? and nobody wants me to talk about your other senator who is weak on borders, weak on crime. so i won't talk about

boris sanchez in washington. thanks so much. >>> so now to the money trail in the russia investigation. the special counsel exploring trump's campaign and possible collusion with russia has expanded into the president and his family's financial ties. cnn's jake tapper asked new jersey governor chris christie, a friend and supporter of the president, about that. >> bob mueller would be crossing a red line if mueller were to delve into his or his family's finances. cnn's reporting is that bob mueller is doing exactly that looking into the finances of the president, his businesses, his family, his associates as a are are as an attorney is that fair? >> part of the problem with special counseling. you recall before it happened i was saying you should be very cautious about this and i felt we had the professionaling necessary already inside the department of justice to do this kind of investigation, because special counsels at time historically have felt the need to produce something in return for their appointment. s

they hired one of his former campaign staffers, boris epstein, and now they are favoring their media ally. this is sort of a symbiotic relationship that should be, anyone who is on the position of being against crony capitalism, they should not reward this behavior. >> yeah. we should note that decision, final decision has not been made. there are public comments you can make on the fcc's website one way or another. the decision is not yet made though a lot of people placing bets it will be approved. thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up, good news and bad news for democrats with eyes on taking back the house in 2018. keith ellison on the state of play ahead. >>> but first, what a working vacation really looks like in tonight's thing 1 thing 2 next. >> everyone's been clear. >> is my star doing a good job? where is the bride and groom? >> off taking pictures. but maybe later. >> i'll be right over here. >> thank you. >> everyone having a good time? >> great time. >> beautiful course. >> let's good. come on. >> everyone having a good time? >> yeah. >> of course. >> thanks for having u

boris also, thank you from d.c. >>> so much to talk about here. let's bring in cnn political analyst julian zelitzer, salina zito, and michael zelden. good to see all of you. so michael, let me begin with you. now we know that special counsel mueller, his office has issued grand jury subpoenas. there have been a lot of developments this week as it relates to the trump orbit. also, we know that trump, president trump, it was revealed earlier in the week that he dictated remarks for his son donald trump jr. these subpoenas now for documents and for testimony from people in that june 2016 meeting. do you see that the scope has widened now as a result of these incremental pieces that we are now learning publicly about the investigation? >> so i think that this investigation has been this broad for some period of time and we are just learning about it now. we know, for example, that before mueller started, the eastern district of virginia u.s. attorney's office had an open grand jury on general flynn and i think that what we are seeing here, the docume

live to cnn's boris sanchez, in new jersey where president trump is spending the weekend. what do we know? >> reporter: it's something the white house has been working on for several months. a lot of options on the table for the president here. he tweeted about their being a final decision yesterday, actually, saying that some important decisions were made after a series of meetings at camp david with top military brass. the options on the table are wide. first, we could see a potential troop surge as supported by some republican senators including john mccain. we could potentially see a cl t complete withdrawal or a shifting of responsible from the u.s. military to private organizations. an idea actually fought for by the former chief strategist at the white house steve bannon. we get a chance to hear from secretary of defense james mattis about this earlier today. he was asked, what the ultimate strategy was going to be moving forward in afghanistan. he didn't want to reveal too much saying instead he wanted to allow the president to explain his decision to the american

had no teeth. >> jimmy: adam ant to boris becker.active except me. you had a.a., then b.b. and what was the name of the singer from the pogues' name? >> i met boris becker. >> jimmy: what did he say? >> it had passed, for me. >> jimmy: for you, yes. >> at the time, i don't know how old i was. i was young. i was still at that magical thinking phase where i thought i could control things with my mind. i felt that i helped him win wimbledon just by squeezing my uterus. i could feel my fallopian tubes going into a ball. he kept getting a shot and i thought it was me. >> jimmy: it may have been. he may have sensed that support. but i think a lot of people have that when they watch sports. like when i was a kid and watch a baseball game, i'd sit in a certain position and if my team was winning -- >> you would nail your testicles to a picnic table. >> jimmy: that's something else. i'm thrown for a loop by the whole thing. >> sorry. >> jimmy: no, not sorry at all. the co-founder of reddit alexis ohanian is here. he's also in love with a tenn

. >> cnn's boris sanchez is following the story for us, from washington. boris? >> a fascinating interview with the deputy attorney general, he said this was not a fishing expedition, and he faced confidence in robert mueller, saying he knew what the scope of the investigation was, in response to a question about whether or not the president's finances were part of the scope of the investigation, were appropriate for the special council to be investigating. he said that if robert mueller felt like he had to go beyond what he knew was the scope of the investigation, he would have to ask for permission from the acting attorney general, jeff sessions recused himself from the russia investigation, as far as the question convening a grand jury, rosen stein's response was that this was part of the natural course of events, it's no indication that robert mueller would recommend charges against anyone. we heard from republicans who essentially echoed that sentiment, new jersey governor chris christie was on state of the union with jake tapper this morning, reiterating th