howie: cnn president jeff zucker telling the "new york times," he's trying to bully us. kellyanne: they had to fire three reporters. one of them had been there for 15 years, for going with a story that's journalists admitted to me was thinly sourced. but do we have objective standard anymore? you read the "new york times" article during the campaign. donald trump just compels responsible reporters to suspend these objective standards. you have got -- his opinion, but many followed suit. the a.p., "washington post," cnn and washington times had to recall or retract stories. everyone makes mistakes. but everybody makes mistakes. but it's a rush to judgment. we are going to go with a single source because we want to be first. we don't want to be right. we want to try to diminish what this president is trying to do for americans. howie: these media outlets and commentators are trying to diminish the president, is that for ideological reasons? they don't like him personally? kellyanne: there could be a couple reasons. i think the media were afraid enough not to challenge the

he is trying to bully us and we are not going to let him intimidate us.e your confidence and let it change the way you conduct yourself. this as cnn reporter jim acosta is back in the news today. he basically is very upset that the president took a question from a daily email report he deemed friendly to the white house. he took to twitter writing isn't it a fake news conference to take a question when the reporter who was essentially an ally of the white house, ari fleischer set the record straight tweeting care to guess how many questions i took from reporters who went on to join the obama white house, and this radio reporter, this conservative radio host chimed in saying over 2 dozen journalists went on to work in the obama white house including the former white house spokesman. colin kaepernick if you look at how many questions conservative outlets got under obama it wasn't many. heather: by that logic with every news conference the last eight years, fake news, also chiming in on this blackmail scandal or controversy. that bullying, intimidating citiz

>> juan: to me, he's trying to bully us and we are not going to be bullied by it.nd cnn are saying the president's actions, his words, they basically amount to ignore the rest of the press, ignore established american institutions like "the new york times," "washington post," and bc. no, listen to me. only listen to me. go to my twitter feed. where i'm slamming cnn on the ground. i think it's ridiculous and especially when you go overseas and say this on the world stage. he's performing on the world stage as our president. he is going on about crutches and anger. to me, it's just -- >> dana: the daily mail, the outlet is one of the most highly traffic it web sites in the world. if you are overseas and you wanted the president of the united states to answer a question from the biggest newspaper in that area, the one that most people around the world read? i would have called on them too. the media didn't say that the second question went to nbc news. >> kimberly: absolutely. >> jesse: very good. is the u.s. about to deliver a severe response to north korea? presiden

members of the group bikers against bullies used their machines to battle bullying across the country. here in our area they used weekend shows to teach kids about the terrible effects of bullying and help their parents with suicide awareness. >> you would think a biker would be one of the bullies we actually aren't. we're the ones who are trying to go into our community and teach these kids on how to treat one another and how to treat each other. >> what a help in their fund-raising effort. just search bikers against bullying in the nbc washington app. >> nbc 4 is supporting our schools with our annual backpacks for kids campaign. you can help by bringing new backpacks and school supplies to our rain or shine collection event. it's tomorrow, saturday, july 29th at the woodmore town center. it will be set up directly across from the jcpenney store. >> tracee wilkins will be there, too. we'll also accept cash or check donations to purchase school supplies or you can make a donation on line. for details and to find out about other ways to give, go to nbc washington.com and search suppor

the president is spending much of the holiday weekend, however, using the bully pulpit not to push forward on the gop health care plan, but rather ramp up the attack on the media. >> the fake media is trying to silence us. but we will not let them. >> reporter: president trump escalating his ongoing war against the press. tweeting out this doctored video of himself pummeling a man with an edited cnn logo over his face. the video drawing sharp widespread condemnation. >> incitement to violence. >> it is very disturbing. there is nothing light hearted about it whatsoever. >> we need to protect freedom of the press. there is a responsibility on the part of everyone including the president of the united states. >> reporter: homeland security adviser thomas bossert, first shown the video on abc, insisting the president is not inciting violence. >> i think that no one would perceive that as a threat. i hope they don't. i do think he's beaten up in a way on cable platforms that he has a right to respond to. >> reporter: the president tweeting a barrage of anti-media attacks over the holiday week

he was trying to bully us. and i told, you know, my kids and i was taught by my father, and you try to make a friend of a bully and turn the other cheek, and at some time, you have to wake up and say, i'm not going to take the bullying anymore. it's a constant struggle every day. do i not say anything, or do i say something? at that point in time, i felt like i had to say something. would i do it again? yes. do i want to do it every day? no. you work behind-the-scenes, and i don't think there is a hard and fast rule. you have to approach each day anew, and say, what have i done, what have they done, and has it reached the point where i have to say something? >> david, someone tweeted during the mess of the president's horrendous attack on a colleague of mine using horribly graphic terms, somebody tweeted that journalists today were never trained to cover moral failings very well. and in some ways, this is what makes this more difficult. we're not good with having to say what's right and wrong sometimes because

a nation that has made it very abundantly clear they're willing to use them to get their way in bullying us afford that risk any longer. >> neil: commander, thank you very much. >>> all right, all of this comes at a time, growing questions about whether commitment on the part of the chinese is worth the paper it is printed on. we'll also talk about all the men and women in potential harm's way. a man looking after them, the veterans affair secretary, the president likes to call him mr. 100 to nothing, because he was approved as veterans affairs secretary, 100 to nothing vote. no one came even close. more after this. so, your new prescription does have a few side effects. oh, like what? ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, ♪ nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no. ♪ sooooo gassy girl. ♪ so gassy. if you're boyz ii men, you make anything sound good. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. next! ♪ next! (woman) there's a moment of truth.etes, and now with victoza®, a better moment of p

and we modern people want the bully pulpit to be used so much. we want it, but i will say to you that there's more the presidents do than talk. and sometimes talking can get them into trouble. indeed. [laughter] thank you, ma'am. yes. >> yes. is it the case, and i think i read this years ago, and if it's not the case -- that joseph welch baited mccarthy, sort of baited him into the confrontation that led to the have you no sense of decency, that he had reason the know mccarthy was going to get into the thing about fred fisher and kind of led him down the road into that, or is that not accurate? >> you know, that's at least partially true. when they found out, when they first met at the pentagon, joe welch had his two young attorneys come down from boston. and fisher was one of them. and he asked them anything in your background that's going to to haunt you, and fisher said, yes, i belong to this lawyers' guild that have been accused of communist leaning, but i got out of it. and welch said, well, you can't go on and be part of the team. but they

got the political capital to do it i think the president has the political capital and he can use the bully pulpit better than any president i've ever seen and and i i wouldn't count him short and i wouldn't count mcconnell short either i think we have the most but the best team in washington d.c. to get this done mr harvey finally what about russia the mainstream media is all over the president for having another leader with meeting with vladimir putin what do you make of it where do you stand on that. god forbid the president united states meets with the head of state of another country that's his job that's what we elected him to do and i don't see that there's any problem with our president i don't care which president is what party it is meeting with a head of another country and i think it's all a bunch of bluster and the media is trying to come up with something do you think president you think president trump was under attack by the media. well that's an understatement for something that is totally irrelevant to what the it's the country needs to have going forward but this presiden

you need to have the president who has the bully pulpit using that the sell the bill and get numbers some cover. that was really lacking. there is frustration. in a private conversations in the meetings, the president and the house clearly had an effect. publicly, the support and the persuasion just has not been there to give them cover on it. susan: mr. messer announced the importance of vice president pence on the bill. what do you know from your reporting about the role he is playing? siobhan: mike pence is on the hill all the time. i see him going all the time to talk to senators or congressmen. he is very influential in particular with conservatives but not exclusively. he is viewed as someone who is credible and has experience but that said it is not enough. it may be necessary but not >> is close with a look at the week ahead. what do you know about the chances are of passing a budget? >> conservatives think they have enough votes to prevent the budgets from passing. unless something changes in the next week am i think it would be a longshot to have a budget pass in the house

where does the president's responsibility come in on this well i think this president needs to use the bully pulpit in these tight senate races across the country where democrats currently hold those seats and he won by sixty percent we need to get the votes necessary out of the senate to repeal obamacare and put in place what i believe is a free market policy that think you'll get the votes should i think he's an easy you think you'll get the votes you think he's got the political capital to do it i think the president has the political capital and he can use the bully pulpit better than any president i've ever seen and and i i wouldn't count him short and i wouldn't count mcconnell short either i think we have the most but the best team in washington d.c. to get this done mr harvey finally what about russia the mainstream media is all over the president for having another leader with meeting with vladimir putin what do you make of it where do you stand on that. god for bed the president united states meets with the head of state of another country that's his job that's what we elected him

us to deal with north korea issue. gives kimction jong-un at the ability to retaliate and look strong. if you try to bully him, he is going to use that and turn it around on us and do everything they can pick they've been waiting, his grandfather was waiting for someone to react so he could look strong. his father was waiting for someone to react so he could look strong. military action, it is going to provoke something. negotiations more likely than not will be followed. they will not follow anything they agreed to initially because we don't have trust with them. it is not seem to be what i would consider a man of honor and on his word -- >>

. >> just because something i used to do, i shouldn't be bullied to say okay you used to do this so youerve that. >> any explicit may have chosen to post no the past, that's her choice. she gets to choose this time if these photos are made public, and she did not consent to it. >> reporter: 38 states and the district of columbia have made revenge porn a crime. in california it's personable by $1,000 fine or up to six months in jail. chyna says a restraining order was necessary for another reason, clapg he has gotten physical with her. >> he has hit me, yes. >> reporter: was this recently? >> that was in april. >> reporter: kardashian referred to the attorney's statement regarding allegations against him. since last week, the kardashian women have been uncharacteristically silent on rob and chyna. kim's representatives e-mailed a non-disclosure agreement she signed to be on the kardashian shows. chyna has not filed charges with the police and says she is not trying to get sole custody of their daughter. >> i would never try to take dream from her dad. >> reporter: how will you go forward

bully pulpit so to speak? guest: i would expect trump will use his bully pulpit to sell tax reform, certainly other members of his administration have been doing that already. vice president pence has spoken before a number of interest roups, national federation of independent businesses last week reform.ke about tax spoke about tax reform to a number of business groups, mnuchin, ecretary, gary cowhen, i expect them to be out selling this, as well and time goes on, you will see the president talking, too. for naomi jagoda writes the hill, the hill.com, if you want to see her writing there. thanks for joining us. coming up, go to open phones 10:00. 202-748-8000 for democrats. republicans. for and independents, 202-748-8002. you can also post your thoughts n our twitter and facebook pages, we'll be right back. >> monday night on the communicators. >> well, the internet grew and jobs and people putting things online and money sudden, all of a hackers started getting jobs doing security. getting e-mail, people telling me, give me an nnouncement to def con that make its sound professional, i have to convince my jo

. >> i shouldn't be bullied to say you used to do this so you deserve that. >> let's say chyna posted nude pictures of herself and a former lover posts similar pictures how does the law distinguish between pt two acts. >> first of all she's not posted pictures of her genitals in the past, secondly any photos she may have chosen in the past that's her choice. she gets to choose. this time if those photos are made public and she did not constent to it. >> also a complex back story. chyna was close friends with kim and chyna's started datingad his ba >> what do you say to people that say it is about revenge for the kardashians. >> that's not even my character s of i see these things and never address it. because i'm a bigger person. robert came at me. >> he said you used him for fame and fortune. >> i was already before the kardashians. >> i think we need to push back on the notion that because black chyna was a stripper that it's okay that he published these photo graphs that's sort of blaming the victim, isn't it. >> 38 states and the district of columbia have made revenge porn a crime

opponents said that this is how his administration works, he doesn't work across the aisle, instead he uses bullying, and that, with his support of donald trump, means that his approval ratings have been tanking since. when might the beachesin tanking since. when might the beaches in new jersey tanking since. when might the beaches in newjersey reopen? tanking since. when might the beaches in new jersey reopen? they are, as governor chris christie tweeted them are going on a pr offensive, 190 miles of the beach are open, municipal beaches, federal beaches but the state beaches are the ones that are closed, that the governor's residents was on one of them, which is where he was pictured. another republican doing things his own way. many of you probably saw this video yesterday. this is a clip from donald trump on the wwe, but with the cnn logo over his opponent's face, some felt it was incitement to attack journalists, others thought it was a joke and nothing more. the video came from a reddit account. it has a history of negative postings. i thought that the clip from the president connected nicely

. >> we should point out, his use of the bully pulpit and you can emphasize bully or not. bully pulpit has contributed to a dramatic reduction in the number of people crossing over illegally. i mean not even through any direct policy but just early on. >> that's right. >> people believing this is not the time to try to enter the united states. >> that should be a good thing. we should not be encouraging illegal immigration. >> i'm saying that's something the white house could be trumpeting no pun intended but could be speaking about a lot more. >> as a political matter, read this week that republicans are thinking of making a push into going after mayors' offices in big cities. this law and order issue was a core driver of trump in 2016. if republicans do end up going for these mayor races this issue right now in a lot of cities it could be the vehicle. >> we got to leave it there. thanks everybody for watching "360." i hope you have a great weekend. i'll see you monday night. "cnn tonight" starts right now. >>> another bombshell from the white house caps off a week of cha

us. >> greg: i've had chocolate cake for breakfast. >> juan: and now the president is a taken a egg take revoltinga saying they are acting like a bully jesse: we are using india out to off of china, and japan and south korea. we are circling china. >> dana: this is what president trump is really good at parity he had a chance, got their word. in this situation spiraled out of control. when trump says something, he will do it. >> juan: and the gop's effort to end obamacare once and for all. that story next. ♪ you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. ♪ >> dana: president trump is pushing the senate to get rid of obamacare. even if they don't have anything to replace it. you think that's a smart plan to replace it at a later date? >> kimberly: i would get it all done at once. i think you should tr

use the bully pulpit. do it. my understanding, people who have been around washington a long time, mark short, his legislative affairs aide, and kellyanne conway sat down and wrote out remarks that you would write for, forgive me a normal republican president to give. you know, with all of the talking points. substantive talking points selling the -- the crux and the meat of the legislation, which they had failed to do and allowed their opponents to come in -- >> so ask that cya? to say to all the people for months, where are you? that he did it? too little too late or invist, use it and say don't go home in august. i don't care you didn't work it out last night. try again today, try again tomorrow. i'm going to lecture you until you figure it out? >> what she was saying. go to youngstown, ohio. regurgitate the same we heard on the campaign? >> at odds on health care. >> go and say your premiums are going up, insurers pilling out of the market, we need to repeal and replace obamacare? or go in and say, here is wh

president donald trump uses his bully pulpit to get republicans on board. >> any senator who votes against repeal and replace is telling america that they are fine with the obamacare nightmare and i predict they will have a lot of problems. >> to say emotions are running high are understatement as democrats took to capitol hill decry republicans attempts to kill that bill while inside the senate chamber a tiebreaking vote from mic pence broke off debate. >> one of the gop's proposals fell short of votes it needed to pass. with a bipartisan grouch senators opposing a plan crafted to appeal to both moderates and conservatives. and with that amendment going down republicans now take up the next, as they look for consensus. for more on what we can aspect this week here's kasie hunt. >> reporter: the white house is taking a victory lap on this. republican leaders acknowledge that they say is this is just the beginning. there's a few options for american's health insurance and there's going to be a lot of posturing. they plan to take a vote on the repeal only without replacing but they know that

us. >> greg: i've had chocolate cake for breakfast. >> juan: and now the president is a revolting against china saying they are acting like a bully. >> jesse: we are using india to offput china, and japan and south korea. we are circling china. >> meghan: this is what president trump is really good at, they had a chance, and got their word. and this situation spiraled out of control.e when trump says something, he will do it. >> juan: and the gop's effort to end obamacare once and for all. that story next. ♪ i ♪ >> meghan: president trump is pushing the senate to get rid of obamacare. even if they don't have anything to replace it. you think that's a smart plan to replace it at a later date? >> kimberly: i would get it all done at once. i think you should try and support something that's g comprehensive, makes sense, and actually going to be workable. what's the excuse not to?co you tell me. >> meghan: i was on an interview last night, it doesn't look like it's going to be hedged. >> jesse: i don't trust republicans in the senate or house. i do trust mitch o'connell. he's a smooth operator. is it going to be better than obamacare, de

us to deal with the issue. military action gives kim jong-un the ability to retaliate and look strong. if you try to bullyim or show force he will try to use it and turn it around on us and use anything he can to provoke. they have been waiting. his grandfather was waiting for somebody to react, his father was waiting for somebody to react so he could look strong. so military action, it is just going to provoke something that we cannot get back from. negotiations more than likely will not be followed. initially justw because we do not have the trust with them and he does not seem to be what i would consider a man of honor, honoring his word. he will do what he wants to do and he is a dictator so he runs his own schedule and is not answer to anybody else. there is no magic pill that will fix the problem. we need to have all of our partners in the region, whether it is south korea, japan, china or russia, whoever it might be. we need to negotiate with them and contain them. the caller earlier had a good idea. mightwere able to, it seem like we were using military to provoke him if we put fleet in the area t

president trump used his bully pulpit this afternoon to encourage republicans to "do the right thing"the vote. >> for the last seven years republicans have been united in standing up for obamacare's victims. remember, repeal and replace? repeal and replace. they kept saying it over and over again. every republican running for office promised immediate relief from this disastrous law. >> well, repeal and replace, they kept saying it you heard the president saying there. keeping them honest "they" was also him. >> real change begins immediately with the repealing and replacing of the disaster known as obamacare. >> repeal it and replace it. >> repeal and replace. >> repeal and replace. >> obamacare, we're going to repeal it, we're going to replace it and get something good. >> repeal it, replace it, get something great. >> we're going to kill it. let it die. let it die, and we're going to come up with something much, much better. >> you're going to have such great health care at a tiny fraction of the cost and it's going to be so easy. >> cnn's phil mattingly is on capitol hill with the

i mean, he generated as president using the bully pulpit.vement at least substantive discussion about how to solve the problems they were confronting on health care. can he he can do that as president. he can't do that if he continually beleagueeurs himself with the twitter feed. >> he sees it as a source of strength, his calling out the sewer, distinguishing himself from career politicians. it was a big part of the motivation to hire donald trump was that he was an outsider, he was different. you don't see this as just enhancing -- >> he's different. >> -- that image? >> no. no. i mean look, he had a unique formula for winning the presidency, and his direct connection to the american people bypassing every other channel was absolutely critical to winning that race, absolutely critical, and for whatever anybody wanted to say about whatever he thumbed out, he used it spectacularly. he used it brilliantly, but i do not think that the way he has used it in the office of president has been helpful to him, like it was when he was campaigning to b

pulpit, in the way that the bully pulpit is supposed to be used by the president of the unitedtes. why the subject is good for their constituents and americans and a little bit of arm twigs i twisting and some thinly veiled political threat. i think the tact that he took was, we all promisesed to do this, and if you vote even against proceeding to this bill, you're going to go back on your promise. that's certainly the message that you're hearing in the halls of congress. but the other message is where is the leadership, the leadership in the senate, saying thing like the president just did and the oval office. so today, somebody got to him. >> so there was this tone of leadership, but i want to know what you think gloria, he was talking about just repealing, and then we heard him there say you need to repeal and replace. so he's been all over the map on this. so that's n ee's not been consi. >> he went from repeal and replace, to repeal, to just let the thing fail, now he's back to repeal and replace. i agree with dana. somebody got to him and said, look, you have to lay out h

members of the community argued the trump administration has been used to bully and intimidate noncriminals. they claim the new policies conflict with oakland status as a a sanctuary city. >> we've seen people picked up dropping their kids off to school and other things like that. given that environment it's not appropriate for oakland to be in partnership with i.c.e. at this time sfwloot this is one step. the resolution goes before the city council which will vote on it next week. >>> okay there are the bite marks to prove it. tonight the water is off limits at one of the most popular beaches in our area after a kayaker says he came face-to-face with a great white shark. the shark knocked him into the water and then for the next hair o ten minutes in the water he was left to worry and wonder whether that shark would strike again. nbc bay area marianne favro talked with the kayaker has this story from santa cruz. >> apparently punched through the hull about here. there is looks like an arch. >> these marks on his kayak are a stark reminder of steve lawson's close encounter what he says was

you don't use a bully pulpit to do that.>> it certainly never boring.>> thank you. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage as we bring updates on tomorrow's scheduled health care about. we will have them both on-air and online. >>> developing news from fremont, deadly car crash is closed niles canyon road in both directions from i-682 mission boulevard. we were at the scene this afternoon. very little information is been released. drivers are being asked to avoid highway 6 80 at all costs. the last time it was shut down it created a traffic nightmare. this is a look at our live drivetime traffic map. you can see the red, that's where it is extremely slow. several spots are seeing major backups. people driving from the south bay or peninsula eastward should take interstate 880 two highway 238 to interstate highway 580.>>> police arrested a woman after drunk driving crash that killed one person saturday night on el camino riel near lambert aloe -- avenue. one car crashed into a parked car causing it to go into the street. another driver then hit that car. two passengers in the first car

he's trying to use the bully pulpit in the oval office, and his presidency, to execute an agenda on behalfle, and this is a very tough town. do i think he will stay? it will be up to the president. would like to see sessions staying? i do not want to interrupt the outcome between the attorney general and the president. i like both people a great deal. i worked with attorney general jeff sessions over the campaign. 0bviously i'm a huge supporter of the president and his agenda. what i would say to my colleagues, have a tough exoskeleton, be a tough person with a strong backbone. at some point, they will meet. but does having a tough skeleton mean allowing the president to be rude to you, to call you beleaguered, to basically slag you off in a public forum. ok, so you're from great britain, but i'm not from great britain, 0k. i'm from a town that's right on the border of queens, and the president grew up in queens. ok, so we have a different communication style. it is a little bit more direct, it is less subtle and polite. but you don't think politicians in your home town are hitting each ot

but one of the things the complaint states is senator sanders was bullying banks and using the powerto speed up the loan process. last i checked, that's a big no-no. chris: and how shockingly common that sort of conduct is. if america's favorite socialist is able to do that. imagine what they are they and their spouse are getting that regular americans don't. kennedy: this gives validation to people who say perhaps the purchase of their home on lake champlain might also have been dubious. i'm not saying there is a correlation between the college land deal and the beautiful home they were able to purchase as part of the 1%. it does smack of hypocrisy. chris: there is nothing wrong with populism. there is nothing wrong with being a tribute of people. and there is nothing wrong with living well and being successful. the issue here is hypocrisy and whether sanders is walking the walk and not just talking the talk. kennedy: and falsifying documents for mrs. sanders. if she overstated the at the college was going to gain from certain donors. one woman said she would bequeath a certain amou

stood its ground defending its independence and its successful model which is why the us ruling elite has been bullying others for eighteen years the ultra right in the us has tried to use violent means coups interventions and accusations against president putin. i spoke to him a week and a half ago the damage we have suffered is a thousand times greater than in ukraine the same tactics have been applied to us but a thousand times worse. i don't know that we'll talk more about oil later but for now let's keep talking about the constitutional assembly it wasn't put to a referendum so what i'd like to know is when and how after the constitutional assembly is convened the new constitution will be drafted and whether or not it will be put to a referendum and we put it that the boy that's a very important question every day we have to deal with scathing attacks in the international media which usually happens to countries that are targeted by american imperialism first there was iraq when they lied about weapons of mass destruction then iraq was destroyed and now it's a hotbed of terrorism then came libya w

stood its ground defending its independence and its successful model which is why the us ruling elite has been bullying others for eighteen years the ultra right in the us has tried to use violent means coups interventions and accusations against president putin. i spoke to him a week and a half ago the damage we have suffered is a thousand times greater than in ukraine. the same tactics have been applied to us but a thousand times worse. i don't know that we'll talk more about oil later but for now let's keep talking about the constitutional assembly it wasn't put to a referendum so what i'd like to know is when and how after the constitutional assembly is convened the new constitution will be drafted and whether or not it will be put to a referendum. and we put that that boy that's a very important question every day we have to deal with scathing attacks in the international media which usually happens to countries that are targeted by american imperialism first there was iraq when they lied about weapons of mass destruction then iraq was destroyed and now it's a hotbed of terrorism then came libya w

us. >> greg: i've had chocolate cake for breakfast. >> juan: and now the president is a taken a egg take revoltinga saying they are acting like a bullyusing india out to off of china, and japan and south korea. we are circling china. >> dana: this is what president trump is really good at parity he had a chance, got their word. in this situation spiraled out of control. when trump says something, he will do it. >> juan: and the gop's effort to end obamacare once and for all. that story next. ♪ rthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xel

bullied. yes we want our kids to use social modeia and phones as we they want. uggled with bullying issue so kids are using technology to torement other kid. parent feeling helpless seeing it all happen. sometimes they fight. >> thanks for having me the bullying problems cellular phones devices allow people to pulley 24 hours day. it's 2 hours stay day, weekend and constant. >> in a way affing to be at sco to school and i know it affects their ability to learajs good absolutely it really does. nobody want to think of child being scared in o go to school. the fact of the matter 30 to 40% of bullied and more importantly 65% say it affect ability to learn in school and something scary is 85% of those who fill. >> so the law is struggling with issues because it can't keep up between what is going on. we saw the law is not easily adapted. people struggling to see what they can and cannot do on social media. we appreciate freedom of speech and take is seriously. there's a fine line and we're struggling to find out how much free speech are we permitted. are we allowed t

. >> host: the kid a vernacular is used as a kind of bullying technique? >> i have done that in my own life an of conversations how complicated something was that i was trying to talk about. it doesn't really communicate. i'm not really translating anything to you useful, just showing off. jargon can be useful if you and i are sharing the same workben workbench. if i don't understand that word. you should go to some trouble to understand what i mean by that. math is extremely hard to communicate. i'm still trying to find a way to help mathematicians communicate better. >> what does the title of the book come from? >> guest: the fact that the first one didn't go over so well. the first title i used i was talking to the editor about it. one of the great editors and i mentioned the title and asked what she thought and i'd heard first titles. so i thought the book is really about observing the other person and finding out you can't communicate very well. it's kind of amusing i think. >> host: other books are never have your dog stuffed and things i overheard wh

and not use the oval office as a bully pulpit to sucker punch a female journalist. and for the white house to come out and say people elected him because he is tough and smart and a fighter, i would love to see him be tough with vladimir putin, be smart with congress and pass repeal and replace of obamacare and fight against isis. that's what the american people voted for him for, that's what they would like to see. and all of these tweets are meaningless distraction and truly he needs to get back on message. >> ladies, i want to play you some sound from kellyanne conway defending the president's tweets. here it is. >> it's incredible to watch people play armchair psychologist, out really ridiculing the president's physicalities, his mental state, calling him names that you wouldn't your children to call people on a playground, you would punish them for doing that. and then all of a sudden feining sho -- feigning shock when he wants to fight back and defend himself and hopefully change the conversation. >> calling him names that you don't want your children to call

using the bully pulpit, traveling to key states, ask him to cast a tough vote. blame me. not him.hy didn't that happen? >> goes to trump. a lack of leadership leading the party in a specific direction. that you articulate and hammer foam day after day. you have weeks dedicated to something but don't have sort of a, a key message, and a way to push that with press conferences. he's had one solo press conference in his entire time. >> no discipline. and that is part of the problem. initially, remember a couple weeks ago, every time anyone asked about russia in the briefing room, they were told, go talk to the lawyers. you've seen that vary now. press secretary answering questions. great. not saying don't answer questions, but you don't have the kind of discipline seen in other administrations be it sticking to the weeks or staying on message. >> i think it's deeper than just the message. right? you have a republican party and, in congress and a republican now in the white house who both fundamentally won office. many of them in congress and the president, won office not appealing to

stood its ground defending its independence and its successful model which is why the us ruling elite has been bullying others for eighteen years the ultra right in the us has tried to use violent means coups interventions and accusations against president putin. i spoke to him a week and a half ago the damage we have suffered is a thousand times greater than in ukraine. the same tactics have been applied to us but a thousand times worse i. don't know that we'll talk more about oil later but for now let's keep talking about the constitutional assembly it wasn't put to a referendum so what i'd like to know is when and how after the constitutional assembly is convened the new constitution will be drafted and whether or not it will be put to a referendum. that's a very important question every day we have to deal with scathing attacks in the international media which usually happens to countries that are targeted by american imperialism first there was iraq when they lied about weapons of mass destruction then iraq was destroyed and now it's a hotbed of terrorism then came libya which was destroyed and th

critics are arguing that president trump is not using the bully pulpit to his advantage. ing me now, former white house chief of staff of george h.w. bush and former new hampshire governor, they give so much for joining us. >> happy fourth of july, heather. >> heather: governor, president trump just tweeted this moments ago. i want to comment on this. at some news the fake news will be forced to discuss our great jobs numbers, strong economy, strength with isis, the border, so much of. do you think is right? do you think they'll be able to pivot? >> i don't know if they'll be able to. the question is, do they want to? the problem i have with his use of twitter is that, he has elevated third rate performance, that they would have otherwise. i do think, he is been much more effective than the media gives them credit for in rallying the base, but right now, the game that he is concerned with, the legislation he is concerned with, is in the hands of the senate, and issues in the senate are arcane issues, and i don't think that is a suitable to try to fight with a hundred with