>>chris: i am chris wallace. the president and his administration send mixed signals on the election threat from russia. ♪. >> russia attempted to interview with the last election and continues to engage in maligned influence operations to this day. >> our democracy itself is in the crosshairs the one while top national security administration officials - - [indiscernible] >> i had a great meeting with putin, now we are being hindered by the russian hoax. >>chris: we will discuss the apparent disconnect with the present national security adviser john bolton and marco rubio, a top member of the senate intelligence and foreign relations committee. bolton and marco rubio only on "fox news sunday". then a federal judge blocked a texas activist from putting blueprints online to make plastic on some 3-d printers. cody wilson joins us to explain why he thinks it's a good idea. >>> hours after this - - >> i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. >>chris: president trump bashes journalists again. >> what ever h

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. uts members of the intelligence community on notice as equals the security clearance of former cia director john brennan and reviews others. ♪ >> security clearance is a very important debate. very, very important and i've had a tremendous response for having done that. >> he's abusing the powers of the office. >> i think right now the country is in a crisis in terms of what mr. trump has done. >> chris: is it an effort to protect the nation's secrets or an act of political revenge? we will ask retired admiral mike mullen,joint chiefs of staff. and republican senator ron johnson, chair of the homeland security committee. then. >> our economy, our investors, our workforce are crushing it right now. we are crushing it. >> chris: we will discuss the state of the trump economy and escalating trade war and a possible government shutdown with white house budget director mick mulvaney. plus, a verdict is expected this week in the special counsel's case against former trump campaign german pa

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the president and his administration send mixed signals on the election threat from russia. ♪ >> russia attempted to interfere with the last election and continues to engage in malign influence operations to this day. >> our democracy itself is in the cross hairs. >> chris: but while top national security officials condemn russian modeling, the president defends his meeting with vladimir putin. >> i had a great meeting with putin. we discussed everything. now we are being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax. >> chris: it we will discuss the apparent disconnect with the president's national security advisor john bolton and marco rubio, a top member of the senate and intelligence and foreign relations foreign relations committee. bolton and rubio only on "fox news sunday" ." then a federal judge blocks a texas activist from putting blueprints online to make plastic guns on 3d printers. cody wilson joins us to explain why he thinks it's a good idea. plus, just hours after this. >>

>>chris: admiral mullen, thank you. always good to talk with you sir. >> thanks chris. >>chris: let's turn to the chair of the homeland security committee, republican senator ron johnson. i want to start with sarah huckabee sanders reading the statement from president trump this week explaining why he was revoking the security clearance of john brennan and reviewing the clearances of nine others. here she is. >> as the head of the executive branch and commander-in-chief, i have unique constitutional responsibility to protect the nation's classified information. including by controlling access to it. >>chris: how does the presidents action protect the nation's secrets? what evidence is there that any of these 10 people have misused classified information? >> good morning chris. i'm not sure there is any evidence that anyone has misused it. but i believe former cia director john brennan abused his privilege. when you're annexed cia director and you're going on the cable news shows acting as partisan as he is and accusing the president of treasonous behavior. last time i c

, chris and cristi got married.he was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious but you of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls boston this place in calimesa. life seemed to have hit a sweet spot. >> we happened to be laying on the bed with her. we started talking. she was like, i am just -- i'm so happy that i have you girls and dad. >> it was one of those conversations that you don't have every day. >> still, there was work to be done. it was not a ne

like chris wright, sounded like chris wright, used the gun like chris wright, had chris wright's dnaense that novak was quite capable of setting up. >> like a chess game somehow, 20 moves ahead. >> yep. >> but that didn't explain lee carlson. >> i am very certain, very clear what i saw. and i may not have told it initially right off the bat under the full stress of what i saw, but i know what i saw. and i know who i saw. there is one person who said he is most certainly sure lee carlson is mistaken. chris wright himself. >> i will answer any question you want to ask. >> chris was jailed right after his arrest. he wanted to make his case to dateline in the flesh, but authorities wouldn't allow it, so we talked to him on the phone. >> so you say you didn't do it. >> i absolutely did not do it. >> we discussed all the allegations in length. he offered some allegations of his own. >> we're asked to believe that the police were incompetent and definitely crooked, that david novak is crooked and the only person innocent is you. >> it is not my fingerprint. it doesn't match my description.

>>chris: absolutely. there is bias and people get things wrong and they should be called out for it. cause war, six, this is taking it to a completely different level. >> that the presence of you based on the attacks the media has made on him. there have been other administrations that have been highly critical of the press as well. i remember john kennedy cutting off the white house subscription to the new york times. >>chris: it was the herald tribune but close enough. >> i think this adversarial relationship is typical. >>chris: we learned north korea continues to produce plutonium. continues to build new missiles. there are reports that north korea is violating the sanctions by ship to ship transfers. china and russia are stepping up their efforts to ease around the sanctions. at what point does the trump administration say that kim is playing us. there he isn't serious about denuclearization and basically call him on this? >> that point may well, as i've said to you and others before. there's nobody

>> yes. >> how much can chris hemsworth bench press? chris hemsworth doesn't bench press.useless. is chris hemsworth ticklish? >> a little. there we have it, folks. >> explain to me again what you like about chris hemsworth. >> his now at eight: investigators say this was where a man was struck by a woman driving a pickup .... it wasnt till she arrived home that she found him wedged underneath the truck.whooshnatsideshow drivers tie up bay bridge traffic ... now one driver is tied up with the law ... and his ride is resting in a c=h=p garagewhooshwomen who say they were sexually abused at this massage parlor chain take their case to court. (ken) breaking news at 8 in the south bay. a police standoff with an armed suspect has just ended after several hours. thanyofor joining us i'm ken wayne.(pam)

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>> very easy, chris. jeff sessions recused himself from the investigation. >> mm-hmm. >> he did not recuse himself and he could not recuse himself from the constitution, which requires the head of the department to appoint the special counsel. but what you have on the screen there was a different argument in terms of is there even statutory authority to appoint a special counsel? >> the judge said yes. >> this judge said yes. there's another judge who is also hearing this case in the same court, and the argument she had last week, she said these arguments are -- and this is her word -- compelling. she hasn't issued her decision yet, but you have to -- >> compelling in what context, counselor? compelling political questions, because this judge said that too. these are interesting questions, but they are not legally sufficient. >> no. the judge -- the other judge said that the statutory argument was a compelling argument in terms of the lawfulness. in any event, chris, these are one judge in our case, and t

nothing was too expensive for chris. lived in. >> it was a house that was purchased by his mother. >> 18-year-old kid with his own house. >> correct. that's kinda strange, you know. >> was he a mama's boy? >> well, i mean, i guess he was a mama's boy, you know. anything he needed, he got. >> reporter: but according to michael, becky's over-the-top generosity always seemed to come with strings attached. >> it was that, "hey, i'm going to need something from you. here's the keys to your new car." "hey, i'm going to need something from you. here's your house." "hey, i'm going to need something from you. here's an envelope full of money." >> reporter: and whatever becky asked for, chris would eagerly deliver. >> he said, "it may be very hard for you to understand, but i would do anything in this world for my -- for our mother." >> reporter: could "anything" have included killing his mother's romantic rival? michelle amerson, who knew the family well, says over the last several years chris had grown distant. she worried he wa

i'll hand it over now to chris and "cuomo prime time." >> thanks, j.b. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." all the stuff. you remember that line from the secret michael cohen tape i got you here? what is said on that tape is taking on new significance as part of the proof that trump was trying to buy a lot more than you know about until tonight. those hush money payments that michael avenatti is trying to get him to testify about under oath are even in sharper focus. avenatti is here to argue what this new information should mean to his case and others. >>> senator mccain, as you just heard, returned to the capitol for the final time after a day of deep tributes from political friends and foes alike. >>> and then the president weighed in not too long ago, and things went sideways. i'll take you through the highs and the lows. >>> and the latest target in trump's immigration fight is legal u.s. citizens. americans are getting passports denied or confiscated at the border. is that legal? it is that time, so what do you say? let's get after it. >>> so it turns out tha

that's chris visiting kids in the hospital and katherine with "e.t."hile her dad was the governor of california. >> she's going to be 18 next week. she has 500 hours of community service. and you do it because you like it, or because mommy makes you do it? >> in the beginning because you made me do it but now because i like it. >> katherine has been spending quality time with chris' son jack. >> katherine isn't the only one who has good chemistry with chris, so does priyanka chopra. >> they tested together for a new movie and it went so well priyanka just got the part. it's an action film entitled "cowboy, ninja, viking." look it's on screen chemistry. she got nick jonas on the side. >>> back to real-life romance, mila kunis is dishing about her man, ashton, and his marriage to demi. >> i married a divorcee. >> who he's married to? >> demi moore. >> he was married to her. >> speaking publicly for the first time, mila also said that ashton cherished being a step dad to demi's three daughters with bruce willis. >> you know, she welcomed kids. >> still ha

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." president trump is attacking the special counsel like never before, including a declaration today that he could be running the probe himself if he really wanted to. really? >>> former a.g. michael mukasey is here. what he sees as the reality of what trump has to worry about and when the probe should end and how. we're going to zero in on why trump is so panicked about ducking the mueller interview. this notion of a perjury trap, is it real? one of his close confidants will be here with some insight into why trump is so newly panicked. >>> and the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, told me last week facts are in the eye of the beholder. i told him that's not true. he then went on another show and doubled down, saying the truth is not the truth. is that just misspeaking or part of a campaign of deception? it's time to go deep. let's get after it. >>> in an on the record interview with reuters, the president says that he could run the probe himself if he wanted. all this coming after his

>> we admitted like, this doesn't look good for chris. you know what i mean?porter: on wednesday, everything changed with this bombshell. >> a heartbreaking outcome to the story we have been tracking all week, the confession of a father -- >> this is absolutely the worst possible outcome that any of us could imagine. >> reporter: and then chris watts' public plea for help apparently changing to a confession. denver 7 reporting he admitted to police that he killed shanann and their daughters. >> if he gave an uncoerced confession, then he's in big trouble. if he did confess and he does come clean, question's going to be, what's his defense? >> reporter: the same community that in shock. do you feel betrayed? >> oh my god, yeah. >> reporter: they say chris isn't all that emotional. >> so pink means? >> that's the test. >> pink is going to be girls? >> i don't know. >> reporter: pointing to the video on facebook revealing her third pregnancy. >> it's a -- guess when you want to, it happens. wow. >> you look at shanann posting a video of her announcing she was pre

>> i'm very concerned, chris. i worked hard in a bipartisan way to get $380 million in election grants out and distributed to states. that's something senator klobuchar, senator lankford and others really fought for. and i'm trying this week in the election -- excuse me -- in the upcoming appropriations votes we're having in the senate to get another round of $250 million in grants to states so that they can strengthen their cybersecurity defenses so they can procure new voting systems and equipment. senator klobuchar was just on in the previous segment with anderson cooper. >> yep. >> she and senator lankford have a great bill, the secure elections act, that i think we should take up and pass that is a corollary or a complementary bill to these election grants. >> you have to get back to the big providers, though. i'm all for social media. more is not always better, but certainly these platforms are part of our present and our future. that meeting with zuckerberg where he came down and talked to the members of co

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i want to hand it over to chris. "cuomo prime time" starts now. chris? >>> anderson, thank you very much. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." tonight on our watch we're going to get election returns that will give us the best sense yet of what is motivating voters ahead of the midterms in some bellwether states, five exactly we're looking at tonight because they reflect important demographic and political diversity. a sense of the pulse, if you will, of voters across the country. the stakes. for president trump, it's all about losing control of congress in november. imagine what that would do to the third and fourth years of his presidency. the state of play is on the bottom of your screen. what do we know? that democrats need 23 seats to flip the house. so tonight, though, our focus is on one race in particular, the ohio 12th district for congress. why? mostly suburbs. that's my take. suburbs are the big battleground for both parties going into the midterms. that's the demographic that you're going to see talked about more and more. john king, th

chris, i want to go to you here.redible remembrances and honor as the nation remembers john mccain not only for who he was, we are hearing about his humor and his irascible nature, but also grieving alongside his family. >> it's remarkable to see his family there. you think back to all of what john mccain gave this country and, you should let mike pence had to say to add anything to that. he wanted the country to remember that he served with honor and there is no doubt that throughout his time in service, he did so. it's also been nice to see so many people who are on the other side of him from politics and those who disagree with him in campaigns come together to be safe. to give honor to that iconic figure and the fact that he did serve with honor. >> i think we saw that yesterday with joe biden, when he spoke and what he said. he said my name is joe biden, i'm a democrat. and i loved john mccain. i thought i was such a beautiful and simple statement and it reflects a friendship that he had on both sides of the ais

>> chris: a significant if. it is better to say you're going to work toward an agreement in saying that you want and that's what they did. they said we agree where we want to agree. we do know that the agreement is that we agree that we want to do something better and this can benefit us because of the chinese move their purchases to other countries to brazil having more purchases, they will be compensatory in that way but just remember this is an overlay. no matter what, democrats have a hard time on this issue and you are starting to allude to it, the head of the weakened lavish praise of these tariffs. this is a liberal democratic issue. this is their issue that donald trump is taking. >> lisa: senator lindsey graham is on board at least. he stated his support. >> chris: this is a liberal democratic issue, some of the five or for a long time so trump is eating their lunch. the cio says we might endorse trump in 2020, he says we might endorse trump in 2020 which prompt the head of the teachers union should say

only when you book with expedia. >>> congressman chris collins, where's chris? where's chris?ris, right from the beginning he said, trump is gonna win. trump is gonna win. that's why i like him. i didn't like him that much before. now i love him. >> chris collins was the first member of congress to endorse donald trump in 2016. since then he has been a close ally of the president. now this hour in new york the republican, who is one of the richest men in congress, is in court. he is facing federal insider trading charges that includes securities fraud, wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and making false statements. back with me nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker and also "washington post" congressional reporter erica werner. we played what donald trump thinks of chris collins. here is what the u.s. attorney thinks of chris collins today. >> congressman collins cheated our markets and our justice system. these charges are a reminder that this is a nation of laws and that everybody stands equal before the bar of justice. >> that was u.s. attorney jeffrey

i am chris cuomo, and welcome to "prime time." the man of the moment in politics is the first african-american nominee for governor in the state of florida. democratic mayor andrew gillum. he is here, and he's already taking it to president trump on twitter. how did he get his big win, and how will he answer the tough questions for him ahead in a race that started today with trump's hand-picked nominee saying florida shouldn't monkey this up by electing gillum. the death toll in puerto rico. according to the government is now historic. it is the worst natural disaster death toll in 100 years. the response by trump, equally jaw-dropping. he hears the number and says we did great. why aren't our leaders stepping up? and the storm that may be coming their way. and the president does it again. this time in front of cameras. warning about violence if his party loses the midterms. why is he inciting fear for votes? man, there's a lot to get straight tonight. what do you say? let's get after it. we all know that florida matters in a big

manus: chris, thank you so much, chris ralph. take your opportunities where they come.ntinues his conversation on bloomberg radio at 7:30 a.m. u.k. time, so stay tuned for that. let's get set up for the day ahead. we'll get the monetary policy decision from egypt's central bank. that will be an interesting one, given the inflation story there. and an investor call and that reassuring the markets, but will it? interesting that the 2018 earnings outlook is unchanged. it's all about the lira and what happens next. keep an eye on dollar-lira at the bottom of your screen. a little bit of strength at last, really? ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. manus: good morning from dubai. ann

reporter: i'm sandra smith in for chris wallace. senator john mccain is honored for his decades of public service. >> the senate, the country, the world, are lesser places tonight with the loss of john mccain. reporter: the war hero, presidential candidate and six-term senator dead at 81 from brain cancer. >> thanks for having me on again, chris, i love our spirited discussions. reporter: we share his host memorable moment on "fox news sunday." we'll ask about the political maverick's political legacy. president trump rattled by the convictions of his two associates. we'll discuss the president's feud with the nation's top law enforcement official. president trump: he took the job then said i'm going to recuse myself. i said what kind of a man is this. reporter: the legal ramifications from the guilty plea of his former fixer and the conviction of his former campaign manager. hello from fox news in washington. he's being remembered as an america hero, patriot and lifelong public servant with unwavering commitment to his country. joh

in for chris matthews.reaking news from buffalo, new york. awaiting chris collins. he served as the congressional liaison to the trump transition team. facing charges of insider trading and lying to the fbi. the government alleging that collins tipped his son off about a failed drug test at a bio tech company. family and friends then sold their stock in the company before the news broke saving them more than $768,000 in losses. noting that no one is above the law as charges were laid out against the congressman. >> congressman collins cheated our market and our justice system. these charges are a reminder that this is a nation of laws and that everybody stands equal before the bar of justice. >> now collins has pleaded not guilty to the charges and his statement that lawyers say we are confident he will be completely vindicated and exonerated. in the meantime paul ryan called for a thorough investigation. collins was actually on white house grounds at a congressional picnic when he received word about that

i want to hand it over to chris. "cuomo prime time" starts right now. chris? >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." several key races are still being counted. president trump says it is a red wave, all caps. a lot of the voting, though, suggests he may be colorblind to democrats. now, when i say democrats, we need to be more specific. the far left progressive bernie sanders and star acolyte ocasio-cortez wing of the party did not do as well. as men and especially women who ran as more traditional democrats. ocasio-cortez is here to make her case to you. and another trump buddy in trouble. congressman chris collins indicted for insider trading. the prosecutor suggests a slam dunk. but wait until you hear collins' rebuttal. we will debate the case. and trump's legal team has laid out the terms for a mueller sit-down. what they want and what happens next. it's hump day. what do you say? let's get after it. ♪ >>> fair to say, yes, republicans could be in trouble in november. why? because that ohio race, no matter who wins, was way too c

the statement that is coming forward from chris collins.e'll have live coverage and see what he announces. you say the issue was discussed regularly, even before the stock collapsed in the aftermath of that clinical trial failure for a form of ms. i want to listen to the exchange i had with congressman collins in january of 2017. >> were you telling other constituents and friends of yours to go ahead and this is a great stock and go buy it. >> i never said to buy it or it is a great -- i talked to them about the great work this company is doing, the market for secondary progressive m.s. and, yes, there are many hundreds -- 50, 100 people from western new york, friends and family and so forth who decide the on their own, this was a pretty darn good investment and it certainly turned out -- >> you saw the stories of politico and "the washington post" saying you were bragging to your friends how many millionaires emerged from this company. >> well i wouldn't use the word bragging. it is was a -- it is a factual and i got off the house floor on

the fbi says new york republican chris collins shared non-public information with his son about a drug company to help said son, and that son's father-in-law, and others than avoid taking a huge stock hit of something like more than $750,000. collins who surrendered at his attorney's office this morning. his attorneys say he did nothing wrong and that his name will be cleared. this 30-page indictment, all the more impactful, guys, because it is charging the first sitting member of congress who endorsed donald trump's presidential bid. one of the president's chief defenders. and this all happening months before the mid-term election. cnn's m.j. lee joins me now with the latest. lay it out. what's collins charged with? >> congressman collins, republican of new york, has been arrested this morning, as you said. he was charged by the justice department for insider trading. these charges are related to an australian biotech company called innate immuno therapeutics. collins was on the board of the company and also a big investor in the company. part of what he is being accused of is taking

racing ahead here, chris woa kes's things. racing ahead here, chris woakes's first things.gs. racing ahead here, chris woakes's first test 100 scored on his group —— return to the team in place of ben stokes. now for ba i rstow‘s place of ben stokes. now for bairstow‘s big moment, denied 100 by athletic magic. many bairstow could appreciate this as a keeper himself. and when probably had enough runs already but chris woakes keen to top them up. halted again by bad light with conditions curtailing cricket again. we'll england have the time left in the test to finish the job? confirmation then of a fine day for chris woakes and england. they have moved on to 357—6, that's a lead of 250. woakes 120 not out. sam curran unbeaten on 20. mixed forecast for tomorrow. it's the penultimate day of the european championships. plenty of atheltics to look forawrd to later in berlin. we'll be live there in a moment, but first let's head to glasgow, holly hamilton is there. more british medals there holly and in the last half an hour, in edinburgh, too, in the diving pool. yes, another bri

for the president or for you, chris.. >> i understand the difference between the words. thank you for pointing it out, mr. strunk & white. what i'm saying is this is one tweet that is one among many that has shown a clear intention by this president to want the probe ended. and when you look at the tweets as a suggestion of a state of mind of his intentions and you put it into context with the things that he has done, is it any surprise that the mueller investigators want to talk to the president about obstruction of justice? >> i'm not surprised at all. i also won't be surprised if they'll find no proof of obstruction in his tweets just like they've found zero proof of collusion in his campaign. you know what? all along, chris, i've thought that the mueller investigation should, you know, work its way out and find its way to an end. but i'm with the president now. this thing needs to be shut down. it's been two years. we know that paul manafort in a very questionable fisa warrant, were going on even before that investig

chris: yes.obert: oh, let me see, let's take a-- chris: it'll be rolling around in the innovation pavilion. and we'll teach the kids--oops, how. robert: maybe not on a glass table, but you know, but you get--you get the idea. oh, very nice, okay. and what about some of the other things that you brought here? 'cause it's all about sort of star wars, it's all about high teri chris: actually, no. so, we have a lot of sponsors of brands, so we have pixar. so, "incredibles 2," how does animati so, we have pixar in a box, there's going to be a talk. we have sponsors like salesforce, etcetera. we also have facebook and the oculus go. so, you can come to our pavilion for two days and you can see amazing virtual reality content and see what that's all about. we are also going to be, for people who are participating, we're going to be giving away a bb-8 unit for each of the days. and michiko, we also have two other exciting new additions. michiko wagner: yes, so we have the resume reviews. so, for people w

chris buckler is therefore us. i whthe mood tonight? chris: excited is the simple thanswer t. no one can deny that donald trump canwd attract a c and that is true in tampa. hundreds have gathered here with trump t-shirts and making a lot of noise, whicidis how the prt likes it. it is very clear to the rally andanizing the those attending it that people have the midterm elections on their minds. donaldare here to suppor trump for all he has done for the economy. my son has had two races and $10 -- raises and $1000 bonus. chris: some of the president trump's most loyal supporters have been queuing up outside tin velorida from early this morning. they feel strongly that he is important in terms of carrying the election forward and winning the midterms. you have been here for a number of hours. >> 26 hours aheachedule. that is my plan, i like to get here to give the locals a lot of love and let everyone in the local town here that the president is here and we are ready to rock 'n roll. chris: you have met and gged the president before. >> correct. chris: what do you think of his l

chris collins was out there having his back. that's the kind of thing that the president trump administration, his family loyalists don't forget that. i think that's another dynamic. >> ironically he was one of the few people saying he shouldn't have to release his taxes. i wonder why. thank you so much. quite a story. >>> next, we got another biggie. elon musk pulled a president trump making a market shifting announcement on twitter with little information to actually back it up. the tesla ceo says he wants to take his company private and he's got the funding to do it. who are the mystery investors? we do not know and will shareholders vote with him? we'll see. they've made a lot of money from this guy in the past. what hasn't made money is the company. you're watching "velshi & ruhle" on msnbc. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor pre

i won back in 2006 in the sink robenn with chris. i am back in 2006 in the sink robenn with chris. especially two golds. it is like a crowd. especially two golds. it is likea dream crowd. especially two golds. it is like a dream come true for some it isa like a dream come true for some it is a team sport and things go wrong. in the commonwealth games we still got a gold medal. in the world cup, i dropped my diet which caused us to come second instead of first. this time it was down to chris. he dropped his dive. it is something to work on for the future. when you are diving, do you know when you have made a mistake like that? you can feel when something is right or wrong. after my dive, i came out of the water and i was so excited because mine was really good. i saw chris and he had a look on his face saying, i made a mistake. i really wa nted saying, i made a mistake. i really wanted this one. but that is what it is about in sport. in diving, things can go wrong in a second just like that. what is your relationship like with chris? really good. we lived together for five years and

stick around, though, chris jansing is with us. and she's reporting on the election results from last night, chris. wow. >> yeah. >> setting up pretty extraordinary races this fall. >> it is going to be an interesting november, joe. thank you so much. hello, i'm chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle. this morning, he's just not into you. reports that president trump has been privately musing about firing attorney general jeff sessions again. the white house says the warning the firing could touch out of a wave of resignations. and president's supporters in congress just hoping he waits until after the midterms. >> i think jeff sessions is a goodman. he brings unquestioned integrity to this office. >> i have total confidence in the attorney general. i think he ought to stay exactly where he is. >> the stage is set. stunning upsets in the final primary before the november midterms. arizona poised to send its first woman to the senate. in florida, it will be the trump-endorsed round ron desantis versus andrew gillum. >>> and correcting

>> it absolutely is not enough, chris. break, ivanka has a formal, official role in the president's white house. she has an obligation to not only tell her father the truth but also her boss, the man who's serving as commander in chief. because you had a few sleepless nights, because it troubled your spirit and your heart and you did not take the necessary actions to stop him in his tracks, to reverse course on policy, to tell him how damaging this is going to be not only for, you know, americans everywhere all over the world who are looked upon crazy at this point, but also for the kids frankly, who have been traumatized by this. i would tell ivanka -- you talked about she has her father's ear. let's say on this issue she doesn't. she now has an obligation to solve for what's happened. she can do that very simply. there are two entities that are raising funds and i would tell this to the viewers as well. flights to reunite. and kids in need of defense. they can go and donate money to ensure that no other family member is

i want to hand it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> all right. thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. plm to "prime time." we have new information about what may be next for michael cohen. if he's going to deal with any more authorities. and the president's latest legal misstep. trump has twisted his story once again about the payments made by his lawyer to help his campaign. and this latest one has him tied up in knots. we have trump's former lawyer, whom he called for advice about how to handle the cohen situation. what he thought then and now. and you know the president is on his heels with what just happened because he whipped out his what about defense. what about obama? he did it too. no, he didn't. we have the facts ahead. and a convicted felon gets some very high praise from the president, raising a question. will paul manafort soon be getting a pardon? what do you say? let's get after it. the president has basically said it all when it comes to the payments. i deny the women. i deny knowing anything. i deny knowing before. now he says i