brian williams. >> i don't know if that is a badge of honor though.ow, i'm just being -- >> i know. >> there are different levels of information. conspiracy theories about 9/11 truth errors. that is ridiculous. the ridiculous conspiracies about sandy hook. i think there are different levels. >> degrees. >> i think that some of what happens on conservative talk radio offends people because they disagree with that, not because it's not true. there are places where you can find stuff that is absolutely made up on the left and the right. >> certainly that is true. first of all, i think it is amazing that they make this a pro trump, as usual, april trump segment, when it was much worse before he got elected. 48% of the people think the administration is untruthful. they have been here for three weeks, 48% think they are untruthful? are you kidding me? took richard nixon two terms to get that. >> trump outperforms nixon! >> he does. >> that's not the point. 48% -- >> and 53% say that the news media is untruthful. >> and it was higher than that last summer.

he's brian williams sick. least nbc had the good sense to yank wrien williams off their evening news. he lied re-petedly and voters decided to send him to the senate. navy seals should haul him off to arlington national cemetery. jesse: in the senate when you have lie well you get promoted it was senator warren versus sessions when she got benched on the senate floor. ee is i believe a disgrace to the justice department and he should withdraw his nomination and resign his position. >> is there objection? >> i object. >> i appeal the ruling. >> the senator will take her seat. jesse: i think it's warren house the racist because she lied about being a native american to get into harvard to take another native american's spot. >> she makes hillary clinton look like mother teresa. between blumenthal and see you toes and jew haters running the democratic party. jesse: snl takes on sean spicer. >> i want to begin tonight by apologizing on behalf of you to me. you need some props? my words too big? when it comes to th

he's sick, brian williams sick.the sense to yank him off the nightly newscast and put him on 11:00 on a failed cable channel. jesse: you want to see schumer yank blumenthal. >> he lied about serving in vietnam. lied repeatedly, and the voters of connecticut decided to send him to the senate. that's sick in the ahead. the navy s.e.a.l.s should haul him off to arlington national cemetery and allow john wayne mcwayne to kick his ass all over the grave yard. jesse: next up, senator warren, versus senator sessions when she got benched on the senate floor. take a look. >> he is a disgrace to the justice department and should withdraw his nomination and resign his position. >> is there objection? >> object. >> objection is heard. senator will take her seat. jesse: i think it's warren who is the racist because she lied about being native american to get into harvard to take another native american's spot there. >> exactly right. and she's half out of her mind also. makes hillary clinton look like mother teresa, between blum

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i'm about to run to another studio and join brian williams and chris matthews and our msnbc colleagues for an in-depth look at the first month of this new presidency of ours. this is going to be fun. "trump the first month" starts right now. >>> this american carnage stops right now. >> we will fight for what we believe in. >> i'm establishing new vetting to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states of america. >> this executive order was mean-spirited and unamerican. >> judge robart's decision puts a halt to president trump's unconstitutional and unlawful executive order. >> courts seem to be so political. >> what do you think of reports that general flynn had conversation with the russians about the sanction? >> i don't know about it. i haven't seen it. >> general flynn dozen joy the full confidence of the president. >> the president decided to ask for his resignation, and he got it. >> i think it's very, very unfair what's happened to general flynn, the way he was treated. >> russia is fake news. >> the president is flirting with danger. >> there is zero chaos. this i

"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. >>> well, enemy of the american people. that's what donald trump says i am now. but he's said a lot worse about that's what donald trump says i am now. but he's said a lot worse about me in the past and i'll have a few words to say about that tonight. >>> but first, why is mike pence the most dangerous person in donald trump's world? >> so rick wilson, there he is at the cia. he's actually president of the united states standing there saying, you know, we should have >> yeah, i think all of us here in this room, all of us in america have generally paid for our gas and oil all along and i'm sure that we will continue to do so in the future. we're not in iraq to seize anybody's oil. >> one overseas journalist was more blunt in asking mike pence who exactly the world should believe. >> vice president, you've given your assurances today here in brussels to european leaders that the u.s. is committed to working with europe. president trump has said very different things. he said that the eu is a vehicle for germany, that the u.k

last night on msnbc christie told brian williams this policy was actually much better than the policy president trump introduced during the campaign. and coming up in our next half hour, break down the ongoing battle over the immigration order. why the white house says it is not a ban. tell you about the states filing lawsuits over the move. take a closer look at president trump's pick for supreme court. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf wants $10 million to help the state fight opioid addiction. money would be used to help first responders buy the overdose aneck done narcan. >>> pennsylvania state police are easing up on the college requirements needed to apply to be a cadet. you can now apply without having completed an associate's degree or 60 hours of college credit. you must complete the education before the training begins. the change along with recently dropped requirement to take polygraph are designed to boost recruitment. >>> stopping school bullying in the state of delaware that's the goal of a new campaign announced yesterday. state department of education is teaming up w

"the 11 hour" with brian williams is next. >>> and good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. for all the talk of fake news, it was real news reported by real journalists that led to the takedown of one of the president's closest aides. and the real news may get worse yet for this new administration still in its first month in office. mike flynn, the national security adviser, resigned almost exactly 24 hours ago. the central issue behind all of this, however crazy this once sounded, is this. how much influence have russia and vladimir putin had on our country, on our presidential election and in the trump white house? and how far up does it reach? the fbi has a large and sweeping investigation underway. there will be investigations and hearings in congress, and today with a straight face, white house press secretary sean spicer said donald trump has been tough on russia. it was laughable because donald trump has grabbed every opportunity to speak so warmly, so glowingly about vladimir putin and russia. virtually no one else in american public life speaks warmly a

i'm ari melber and our breaking news coverage continues right now live on the 11th hour with brian williams. >>> president trump loses the court battle over his travel ban. what he told nbc news tonight about his next news. >> the white house briefing room sounded more like the home shopping network. what kelly an con way did that right cross the line. >> and how prepared because president trump with his phone call with vladimir putin. the 11th hour begins now. good evening, everyone. we're following breaking news tonight. a big blow to the white house. a federal court rules president trump's immigration ban will not go back into effect. the ruling keeps the decision to block his order nationwide in place. president trump responded see you in court. the security of our nation is at stake. he also skoek with nbc's kelly o'donnell on duty at the white house. she is in our washington news room. also, former federal prosecutor and imbrags attorney who represents me lan yeah trump, michael wilds is here. kelly, we'll start with you. you ran into a defiant president trump tonight after this decis

"the last hour" with brian williams is live starting now. >> today a 19 day-old presidency already in federal court where this evening there was a huge showdown we got to listen to live. also the white house insists the only thing we have to fear is the entire world. today what may be behind a dark image this administration is portraying. and a provocative opinion on why people don't seem to get all worked up over lies from the oval office. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening. once again from our headquarters here in new york, this early and continuing battle between the executive and judiciary branches played out live this evening in court proceedings nationally vi televised in the form of a cross-country call. three judges for the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals heard arguments from both the department of justice and the state of washington, representing the other side. the three judges who heard today's oral arguments were randomly assigned to the case. that's important. senior circuit judge william c. canby, still serving senior level at 85 years of age. he was appoin

"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. >>> tonight on the news media, iraq and nato, the trump's team message in munich sounds very different from the word of the boss and commander in chief. with world leaders worried about american foreign policy in the trump era, who should they believe? plus the president picks his replacement for michael flynn. who is lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster? and as anti-trump rallies break out across the country, this president's day, a closer look at the dizzying first month of a presidency that is anything but business as usual. "the 11th hour" begins now. >> and good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york where we have just witnessed the first month of the trump administration. at least 47 more to go, this weekend alone was another wild one. the president told his followers that the news media are the enemy of the american people and we saw a lot of swedes calling each other frantically wondering if there was a terrorist attack that they somehow missed. for the president, another weekend at his private florida resort,

. >>> msnbc's live coverage continues into "the 111th hour" now, with brian williams. s that next. >>> tonight, president trump hours away from what could be his most important speech yet. a preview tonight of what's to come on capitol hill. as questions mount about the investigation into trump's campaign ties with russia. >>> and breaking his silence, former president george w. bush reveals his thinking on the trump administration. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> and good evening to you once again from our headquarters here in new york. as we begin week six of the trump presidency, the commander in chief just hours away from a critical speech to a joint session of congress. a live look at the white house and capitol hill. they will be busy places by this time tomorrow night. early reports on the speech indicate the president will look to refocus his presidency on pocketbook issues and health care. more talk on that later. and like a lot of what this administration has been trying to do lately, just about anything is a better distraction than the constant questions and

"the 11 hour" with brian williams is next. >>> the president knew 19 days ago that his national security adviser had been caught talking about sanctions with the russians. so what's been going on all that time and would it still be going on if the mike flynn story hadn't broken in the "washington post"? >>> plus, what we're learning tonight about vice president mike pence being left in the dark. "the 11th hour begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. for all the talk of fake news, it was real news reported by real journalists that led to the takedown of one of the president's closest aides. and the real news may get worse yet for this new administration still in its first month in office. mike flynn, the national security adviser, resigned almost exactly 24 hours ago. the central issue behind all of this, however crazy this once sounded, is this. how much influence have russia and vladimir putin had on our country, on our presidential election and in the trump white house? and how far up does it reach? the fbi has a large and sweeping investigat

right now keep it locked because "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts right now. >> tonight, president trump blaming the media for the fall of michael flynn and that was before another trump nominee went down. one state, two state, red state blue state. a couple of stunners from the president alongside the israel prime minister. and he accused the president of turning the election into a freak show. tonight what could be a -- >> good evening once again from our head quarters in new york. in the course of a few minutes earlier today, president trump called the media fake, changed the story his press secretary laid out just yesterday on why his national security adviser was fired. changed the narrative of decades of u.s. policy toward israel, and answered a question about the rise of anti semitism in the u.s. by talking about his electoral college victory. more an all of it in a moment. >>> also today another personnel loss in the administration. the president's nominee for secretary of labor pulled himself out of consideration for the cabinet when it became clear he did not have the vot

the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight president trump denounces anti-semitism, but immediately critics say it's too little too late. immigration crackdown. new rules that could mean millions more deported as protesters already take to the streets. and it's being compared to the rise of the tea party a few years back. the republican lawmakers facing angry hometown crowds and now the president's firing back. the 11th hour begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. it has been a troubling development during this first month of the trump administration. and also a big question,hy when asked about anti-semitism has donald trump chosen to change the subject or give a less than full-throated condemnation of a campaign of bigotry that is now troublingly on the rise. especially in the form of bomb threats to jewish community centers. today during a visit to the national museum of african american history and culture in washington, the president got another chance to answer this question, speaking this time with our own craig melvin. >

>> he did a whole pageant with brian williams going to five guy's burgers. >> tom: he the burgers. >>a no-win situation the entire election, trump burns his estate, hilary burned her server. >> tom: thank you, no one knows my theory? he's a german phobic. he's afraid of food poisoning. >> do you blame him, everyone is trying to kill him. >> did anyone see the thing with chris christie? >> tom: coming up, have time with tvs andy levy. i ordered the soup... of course, ma'am. my apologies. c'mon, caesar. let's go. caesar on a caesar salad? surprising. excuse me, pardon me. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. could i get my parking validated? fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ >> tom: welcome back, time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed. >> andy: how are you? >> tom: good. >> andy: let's talk some oscars. jill, thanks for being on the show tonight. you said you wish someone would have sprinted out on stage of the correction. "the wall street journal" reported that the guy who gave the wrong envelope to warren beatty

for the best and that is aupertoryre. >>> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 for rick williams, brian taff alicia vitarelli'm sharrie williams join me along with brian and ducis rogers tonight and every for a full hour of "action news" at on channel 6 "action news." >> and now monics with a look ahead at 5:00. >> see new a moment rick coming up next at 5:00 we are track prognosis the fallout from mother nature's winter whiplash crews fan out as them drops inches of. >> in our area and another update from accuweather next at 5:00. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> so i'm excited for this snow. finally. >> thank god it's snowing, making some money now. >> i loveow. but i could have done without i. ate it nothing can stop our first major ser snowfall of the season and it was quite the winter whiplash from 60s and sunny yesterday to below freezing and snowing in less than 24 hours, looking live at the ben franklin bridge isn't that gorgeous the sun is out and the cleanup is underway

. >>> "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, parts of the world on edge as a flurry of headlines reveal a chaotic u.s. foreign policy just how do world leaders deal with the president trump? >>> power of the people, congressional offices flooded with phone calls as americans speak out against the president's cabinet picks, jamming the phone lines on capitol hill. >>> and did the president really just talk about television ratings at the national prayer breakfast? the highly rated "11th hour" begins now. >>> and good evening, once again, from our headquarters in new york. a lot of fast-moving story in the world of foreign policy, especially tonight on iran after the white house put the islamic nation on notice. nbc news confirmed they could hit iran with new sanctions within hours. the sanctions are in response to what they call continuous terrorist activity in iran's ballistic missile test and on israel, a headline on the jerusalem post. the white house warned israel to seize settlement announce mentes that are unilateral to forge middle east peace which he announced

how is your wonderful father, brian williams? it ever annoy you, because you're a performer and gifted act express your father is funnier than professionaliz know. does it ever make you mad? >> it is annoying. it would be annoying if i didn't love him so much. i am happy to report my younger brother is the funniest williams by leaps and bounds. and when that moment happened it was a deeply sad day for both-- mostly for my dad. not only is he a sportscaster. he's younger. he's improved. he's got my mom's gene pool. and he's also just so much funnier than any of us. and we just worried that he's bored all the time around us. >> stephen: how many kids are there? >> just the two of us. it's very tidy. they're just replacing themselves. yeah. >> stephen: well, the new movie is called "get out," which was written and direct by jordan peele. and i understand-- now, i heard it's like a horror movie with a social message. >> yeah, one of >> stephen: exactly. "the texas chainsaw massacre." >> 100%. your average horror movie that deals with

. >>> "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, parts of the world on edge as a flurry of headlines reveal a chaotic u.s. foreign policy just how do world leaders deal with the president trump? >>> power of the people, congressional offices flooded with phone calls as americans speak out against the president's cabinet picks, jamming the phone lines on capitol hill. >>> and did the president really just talk about television ratings at the national prayer breakfast? the highly rated "11th hour" begins now. >>> and good evening, once again, from our headquarters in new york. a lot of fast-moving story in the world of foreign policy, especially tonight on iran after the white house put the islamic nation on notice. nbc news confirmed they could hit iran with new sanctions within hours. the sanctions are in response to what they call continuous ter r terrorist activity in iran's ballistic missile test and on israel, a headline on the jerusalem post. the white house warned israel to seize settlement announce th thementhmentes that are unilateral to forge middle east peace w

"the 11 hour" with brian williams is next. >>> the president knew 19 days ago that his national securityeen caught talking about sanctions with the russians. so what's been going on all that time and would it still be going on if the mike flynn story hadn't broken in the "washington post"? >>> plus, what we're learning tonight about vice president mike pence being left in the dark. "the 11th hour begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. for all the talk of fake news, it was real news reported by real journalists that led to the takedown of one of the president's closest aides. and the real news may get worse yet for this new administration still in

the 11th hour with brian williams starts now.

"the 11 hour" with brian williams is next. >>> and good evening once again from our headquarters here. for all the talk of fake news, it was real news reported by real journalists that led to the takedown of one of the president's closest aides. and the real news may get worse yet for this new administration still in its first month in office. mike flynn, the national security adviser, resigned almost exactly 24 hours ago.

"the last hour" with brian williams is live starting now.th hour" begins now. >>> good evening. once again from our headquarters here in new york, this early and continuing battle between the executive and judiciary branches played out live this evening in court proceedings nationally televised in the form of a cross-country call. three judges for the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals heard arguments from both the department of justice and the state of washington, representing the other side. the three judges who heard today's oral arguments were randomly assigned to the case. that's important. senior circuit judge william c. canby, still serving senior level at 85 years of age. he was appointed nearly 40 years ago by president jimmy carter. happens to be the brother-in-law of walter mondale. senior circuit court judge richard r. clifton, based out of hawaii, appointed 15 years ago by president george w. bush and circuit judge michelle t. friedland was appointed just two years ago by president obama,

i'm cohosting with brian williams and chris matthews and all the other members from msnbc, right afterur show here but tonight i'm going to get american carnage right. i've got my american carnage tour t-shirt. i've got slayer lyrics tattooed on the inside of my eyeballs. tonight i get a second chance to get at least the metal part of this right. stay with us. i'm seriously going to wear this shirt during the coverage. >>> on saturday june 11th, about 1,000 people turned out in the streets of houston, texas, they wore orange shirts and chanting, marched from the convention center to the harris county jail. they had signs reading "time is running outend to 87 jg" also "tell ron hickman that 287g tears families apart." ron hick mapp was the sheriff of harris county, houston, it's 4.5 million people. we're talking about montana earlier in the show. harris county alone has four times the population of all of montana. the decision facing sheriff hickman last june with the protests in the streets was whether his department would renew or end an agreement that he had made with the federal gov

's purdue then there is brian williams at nbc it now. let's take a look at the kind of fake news that was said in response to a comet a guesstimate on his show. watch this. >> that is the most basic function of a free press in our society. and the president's response to that was to have a semimouth down and to accuse us all of purveying fake news and, in fact, his own actions, which were to fire general flynn, proved that news was spot on. it was 100% accurate. >> because when you reduce the media enough and prestige, when they do report facts, those facts are diminished. >> sean: speaking of reducing the prestige of the all important, all arrogant media, you may remember you lied repeatedly cannot remember the helicopter you were supposedly flying in in iraq and was coming under attack? talk about seeing a dead body floating past your hotel after hurricane katrina? a location there were no water and no dead bodies? but the anchors they're not alone, could also not racist lashing out at the president, watch this. >> today, we learned th

i'm going to be co-hosting that along with brian williams, chris matthews, the msnbc colleagues.xpect a rollicking look at what has happening this first month. and what it means for what's going to happen next in our country. again, trump the first month. that's tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m. eastern. we'll go until midnight. change your plans. i'll be right back. 90% of the world's largest supercomputers run on intel? that means you can take a universe of data - in your case literally - and turn it into medical discoveries, diagnostic breakthroughs... ...proof that black holes collapse into one singularity. i don't know what that is. but yes. innovation runs on supercomputers... ...and supercomputers run on intel. you are super smart. and super busy. ♪ ooh! ufo! false alarm, eyelash! and this is they like lobster party.y, red lobster's lobsterfest is back with 9 irresistible lobster dishes. yeah, it's a lot. try tender lobster lover's dream and see how sweet a lobster dream can be. or pick two delicious lobster tails with new lobster mix and match. the only thing more tempting than

"the last hour" with brian williams is live starting now. >> today a 19 day-old presidency already inl court where this evening there was a huge showdown we got to listen to live. also the white house insists the only thing we have to fear is the entire world. today what may be behind a dark image this administration is portraying. and a provocative opinion on why people don't seem to get all worked up over lies from the oval office. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening. once again from our headquarters here in new york, this early and continuing battle between the executive and judiciary branches played out live this evening in

msnbc's live coverage continues in 11th hour with brian williams.>>> good evening again from our head quarters in new york city. tonight, a 49-year-old federal judge from denver gorsuch nominated to serve, it's 12 days into the new presidency, coming in the middle of a huge fight over other nominees and over the rollout of a travel ban into this country. the nomination comes after president obama's nominee was turned away, not given a hearing by the senate even though ju

brian williams, rachel maddow, and chris matthews will lead the coverage. hey, we're doing stuff now. midnight eastern, chris matthews will be staying up with his all-star panel of guests and a special edition of hardball. bill march, kathy griffin, michael moore, rob ryaner will have all sort of the west coast reaction to the president's address. that's midnight tonight. >>> and we've got more mtp daily just ahead, but first, here's hampton peson with the cnbc market wrap. >> thanks chuck, dow down by 25 points. s&p off six, nasdaq dropping 36 points. >>> demand on the rise in the housing market. that means higher prices in the spring compared to last year. existing home sales hitting a ten-year high last month. >>> apple's ceo tim cook promising shareholders tons of revenue for new non-iphone products. he wouldn't say more and apple will reportedly change the iphone charger again to include a usbc port used in phones by google and hdc. that's it from cnbc. first in business worldwide. when you've been making delicious natural cheese for over 100 years lik

the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight president trump denounces anti-semitism, butiately critics say it's too little too late. immigration crackdown. new rules that could mean millions more deported as protesters already take to the streets. and it's being compared to the rise of the tea party a few years back. the republican lawmakers facing angry hometown crowds and now the president's firing back. the 11th hour begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. it has been a troubling development during this

. >>> "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, parts of the world on edge as a flurrylines reveal a chaotic u.s. foreign policy just how do world leaders deal with the president trump? >>> power of the people, congressional offices flooded with phone calls as americans speak out against the president's cabinet picks, jamming the phone lines on capitol hill. >>> and did the president really just talk about television ratings at the national prayer breakfast? the highly rated "11th hour" begins now. >>> and good evening, once again, from our headquarters in new york. a lot of fast-moving story in the world of foreign policy, especially tonight on iran after the white house put the islamic nation on notice. nbc news confirmed they could hit iran with new sanctions within hours.

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msnbc's live coverage continues in 11th hour with brian williams. that's next. >>> tonight, the president makes his selection for the supreme court. he is federal judge neil, and what we know about the new nominee and would be ninth justice. in the midst of a toxic political environment, donald trump called on democrats in the senate to approve his nominee, but tonight, some of them appear to be getting ready for a fight. an "11th hour" exclusive, chris christie is here with us to talk about the president's supreme court selection and the chaotic first days of this administration." the 11th hour" starts right now. good evening again from our head quarters in new york city. tonight, a 49-year-old federal judge from denver gorsuch nominated to serve, it's 12 days into the new presidency, coming in the middle of a huge fight over other nominees and over the rollout of a travel ban into this country. the nomination comes after president obama's nominee was turned away, not given a hearing by the senate even though justice scalia died almost one year ago

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my colleague brian williams takes it over from here. >> ali, thank you.e're indeed going to the east room of the white house. for aficionados, it's been set up the long way. you can see two lecterns there, flanked by flags of canada and the united states. hallie jackson is there for us. hallie? >> reporter: we expect to see president trump and prime minister trudeau any minute here. there is a lot for them to discuss. as you are aware, the prime minister of canada came out welcoming of refugees after the controversial executive order was put into place. justin trudeau posted pictures of himself welcoming refugees. that could

. >> general, you said something last night to brian williams at 11:00 that caught my attention, when you said that your only quibble would be you would have preferred that he take off the uniform, and be a civilian leader of the nsc, that would give him more flexibility, not that it's unprecedented, colin powell preceded had imin uniform but explain what you mean. >> well, first of all, i'm sure hr mcmaster would prefer to stay in uniform, to stay in the armed forces but having said that, look, i faced a similar quandary going into the clinton administration, and they wanted me to stay in uniform, and in discussion with a lot of people i sorted out much better, it would give me much more leverage to be a civilian and not constrained by military culture, obedience, ucmj,t cetera. but having said that, look, h.r. will do well in any capacity, and i might add, there have been a lot of speculation on tv, did he tell the president "i demand to have my own staff." military officers don't bring their team with them. they take the unit that's there, and provide good leadership. so i wouldn't

i'm ari melber and our breaking news coverage continues right now live on the 11th hour with brian williamspresident trump loses the court battle over his travel ban. what he told nbc news tonight about his next news. >> the white house briefing room sounded more like the home shopping network. what kelly an con way did that right cross the line. >> and how prepared because president trump with his phone call with vladimir putin. the 11th hour begins now. good evening, everyone. we're following breaking news tonight.

"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. >>> well, enemy of the american people.ump says i am now. but he's said a lot worse about