>> chuck, i can't put myself in their minds.t i can say is this, i went to china at the president's instruction to bring more stability to the relationship. we have an obligation to responsibly manage that relationship. china does, as well and we hear that from countries around the world and restoring strong lines of communication, making sure that we can talk directly about the many and profound differences we have as well as looking for places that we might be able to cooperate. that's important, and i think we put that in training, but part of my visit was to tell them very clearly that we're going to continue to do things and we'll continue to say things that you don't like or won't like just as you're doing things and saying things that we don't like, but we have to work our way through them. >> no apology for the dictator comment that's coming? >> we will continue to stand up for our interests and stand up for our values and say what we think and at the same time, again, they're doing the same thing. >> are we going to pre

now, chuck made some aood hampshire. now, chuck made some good points — hampshire.w— good points about how problematic donald trump's candidacy is for the republican party. notjust because he demanded full loyalty, and not just because he doesn't play by a set of rules that everybody else seems to play by. i fully believe that he will not debate and that's coming up in a few months. so, you know, we are in a moment where we have to look at the situation for what it is. are we going to have a reckoning as a country and i think that reckoning is coming soon for how we allow people to represent us in the public sphere. when we talk about those people who have left donald trump side, those people who served in his administration, those are people who saw a flagrant disregard for rules and those people saw what he was doing over time was creating notjust a sense of mistrust but a real erosion of our institutions. so i think the earlier point was made by marianne about what donald trump has done to get us to this day, to get himself as a day, notjust us as a country, but

>> chuck, look, candidates had focused on the future. candidates have focused on the challenges facing the american people in 2022, and did very well. candidates that were focused on the past were focused on relate gaiting the past did not do well even when we should. two other issues and i spoke about it in my announcement and i remember you saying a few weeks back that you always pay attention to announcements. >> i do. because you know that the candidate probably wrote every word. >> that's right. i believe it. two other issues that i think bear upon the life of a nation of great consequence where the president and i have parted ways. >> look, in 2016, donald trump promised to govern as a conservative, and i'm proud to say that we did for four years out of the trump-pence administration, but he makes no such promise today. not only has he been walking away from a clear commitment to the right to life, but look, we have a national debt the size of our nation's economy. joe biden's policy is insolvency. he won't even talk about the 70%

chuck, run that exact same thing. 0k. chuck. l'm _ run that exact same thing. 0k.. 0k. chuck, i'm going tojump in there. that's an interesting point, arizona's role here but i'm just going tojump in for all of our viewers who are joining us at the top of the hour. if you'rejust joining us at the top of the hour. if you're just tuning in, wejust heard the hour. if you're just tuning in, we just heard the former president, donald trump, just speak live in bedminsterjust speak live in bedminster just hours speak live in bedminsterjust hours after pleading not guilty to 37 counts of criminal charges earlier in the day. his first major public remarks after an historic day, trump called the investigation "rigged", saying the criminal judge charges were fake and fabricated. he said he had every right to have those documents. i'm sumi somaskanda in washington. now, trump is now the first former president ever to face federal charges. as we mentioned he's accused of keeping classified documents after he left the white house.

honestly, chuck, i've pardoned people who were found guilty of. a crime. >> what was your bar for a pardon >> let me say first and foremost, i don't know why some of my competitors in the republican primary presume the president will be found guilty look, all we know is what the president has been accused of in the indictment we don't know what his defense is we don't know if this will even go to trial. it could be subject to a motion to dismiss motion of dismiss. we don't we don't know what the verdict will be of the jury. we don't know the result of an appeal i think, look, the president of the united states takes an oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states, and as i said in my announcement, i'll always choose the constitution, but the oath of the president also requires to see that the laws are faithfully executed and that means respecting the article 3 courts in this country i think we ought to let the courts do their job and let this casework its way through our judicial system, and i if have the great privilege of but

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do you think chuck schumer can get a clean i the 5th. do you think chuck. the senate of both parties are prepared to go through the amendments process. we know that if— amendments process. we know that if there is no objection from — that if there is no objection from any— that if there is no objection from any senator, they are able to do— from any senator, they are able to do that — from any senator, they are able to do that clean vote and it will — to do that clean vote and it will be _ to do that clean vote and it will be a _ to do that clean vote and it will be a very easy and fast process _ will be a very easy and fast process. but there are a number of senators, probably around a dozen — of senators, probably around a dozen... we saw senator thun... there _ dozen... we saw senator thun... there will— dozen... we saw senator thun... there will be _ dozen... we saw senator thun... there will be some amendments. they— there will be some amendments. they will— there will be some amendments. they will expect consideration and votes on these amendments. th

chuck schumer was s-ueakin idea. yes? chuck schumer was speaking there _ idea. yes?debt ceiling. abate — senators pass the debt ceiling. abate default. _ senators pass the debt ceiling. abate default. we _ senators pass the debt ceiling. abate default. we heard - senators pass the debt ceiling. abate default. we heard chuck schumer there commending his colleagues, also president by day for negotiating this deal. he said this was an important deal to avoid a default and a catastrophic economic collapse in the us. he also said very clearly that this was a win for democrats, so that was the senate majority leader chuck schumer speaking there are just after the senate passed this bill. we have also heard from president biden, who tweeted a little bit earlier. he said he will be speaking tomorrow and he said... so, it could be as soon as tomorrow that president biden signs this bill into law and we havejust been signs this bill into law and we have just been watching the press conference together and looking at that tweet, how much do you think he will be selling this is

they are chucking everything _ assessment. they are chucking everything they _ assessment.chucking everything they have got at - assessment. they are chucking| everything they have got at this problem. more and more staff is going through. the search area now is pretty big, it has to be said. they are talking about 26,000 square kilometres. the americans like to talk in sizes of us states, that is twice the size of the us state of connecticut, we like to talk in sizes of whales, dependability, series 26,000 is a bit bigger than wales. that gives you an idea, and what they do is fly planes over this region and they go backwards and forwards, backwards and forwards, it is the most efficient way to search for anything over the surface. but of course it is focused a lot, you will see this area here, on the titanic wreck site, just above the wreck site. we have got a lot of ships there now, this is a map of some of the ships this morning that when they are, that were deploying equipment and going to help with any rescue that was going to occur later in the day or tomorrow whenev

. >> all right, chuck. i'll ask you to stand by. what we've seen and heard so far, former president trump trump's motorcade, he arrived at miami federal court at 1:55 p.m. to surrender to u.s. marshals ahead of his arraignment on 37 counts. trump and walt nauta have arrived at the courthouse. laura jarrett, laura, what happens now when -- essentially this kicks off the case. you have the arraignment, face the charges, guilty, not guilty. now it begins. >> yeah, we really are at step one of what is going to be a lengthy process. and we've talked obviously so much about the charges that he's facing in this indictment, but we should help our viewers understand, this is one slice of a bigger mandate that the special counsel had. he was put on to actually investigate not only the former president's retention of these classified documents and alleged obstruction, but he's also investigating the former president's efforts to stay in office, to cling to power, his efforts to block the certification of the election, to pressure his former vi

>> yeah, chuck. the result you saw there was joe biden working with kevin mccarthy, kevin mccarthy taking the lead and pushing it over. okay, let's sit down and get serious. should it come to the brinksmanship in the last few days or the last day? no. what the movement of no labels has done is saying there's a middle, there's more people in the silent majority of the middle that have no voice whatsoever, so they're forced to their respective corners, far left and far right. they're not comfortable there. they're showing that now there's a place in the middle, and the middle can basically show you can't go to the left. you're not going to get elected, and you can't goven from there. decisions are made from the middle. my friend joe lieberman on that. >> i'm curious, does it make you less interested in running for president if joe biden is moving to the middle like this? >> chuck, the bottom line is -- let me just talk about what's going on right now with what happened on the debt ceiling. don't you th

chuck todd doesn't even know hunter's laptop is real. but what did that tim russert question tell you? what was tim russert getting at? in 2004, it didn't matter if bush or kerry won the election. at the end of the day, skull and bones was going to have their guy in the white house. this takes me back to barney miller. >> what is the trilateral commission. [laughter] an organization founded in 1973 by david rocker feller to bring together business and political leaders from the united states, europe, japan, so they could work together for -- >> -- that's what they would like us to believe. but, you see what they are really up to is a scheme to plant their own loyal members in positions of power in this country. and in time, bring about a one world government with david rocker feller calling the shots. [laughter] everybody thought it was going to be ford for vp. do you know what happened? david rocker feller just picked up a phone, put in a call, hey, ronny, forget jerry, it's george. >> jesse: once you cover politics for a while you real

you have to be able to deliver that energy, chuck, and that's what we're doing. this has been a tremendous win for west virginia. i think spearheading this thing from day one, i've taken all the bullets, you know that, all the spears, and the bottom line is we got it accomplished. >> it's interesting to me in many of these bills you've been in the middle with, you've actually been working with mitch mcconnell. are you surprised he's spending so much of his political activity trying to convince you not to run for re-election? does that make it harder to work with republicans? >> it doesn't make it harder for me. i understand this is not the most honorable profession. it's a shame to say that. it's supposed to be when you can provide services to the people that you represent. but when you have to fight your own colleagues to try to do your job, it makes it pretty tough. when i said people sometimes put politics -- i think mitch is in a position where it's all about -- as i've observed, politics first, protecting his caucus. 51 votes is what his determination is. an

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my daddy. >> josh did everything he could to keep chuck and judy away from his sons.lieve it is very harmful for these children to have been in the hall of stephen powell who was deeply involved with pornography. >> at this hearing that september, josh powell represented himself in family court denied any knowledge of his family elect crimes promised to keep the boys away from stephen, should the older powell make bail. but here you can almost see josh unraveling. >> i am a fifth and qualified father, i am the natural father, i love my sons. and the manner in which they, the manner in which they were behaving leads me to believe that the irreparable harm that is occurring to my sons is having taking them out of the stable and happy home -- >> but then the prosecutor told the judge that so far only a small portion of the evidence had been examined and while josh powell hadn't been charged yet he still might be. >> mr. paul is a subject of that investigation, and that is the concern that the department has. >> josh lost that round, and lost the ones that followed, inclu

senator, when chuck grassley reads something like this t it's impactful.s if these recordings exist? >> god bless chuck grassley. he's been a titan of oversight for decades in the senate. again today he revealed shocking new information that when the fbi allowed house members last week to review a report from a confidential source, they redacted, not just the names or the identities of people, they redacted the fact that the source apparently has 17 different recordings with hunter biden and joe biden. it's not possible that the existence of those recordings could be somehow classified or sensitive or compromised investigations. the only explanation for such a redacttion is that the fbi, the department of justice, didn't want republicans conducting oversight to know they existed, because the obvious next step is, okay, where are those recordings? let's hear them, if they do exist, if they involve joe biden or hunter biden. that's where we should go next from here. the fbi has a lot of explaining to do. >> could you clue me in on how this happens? the chair

here's what she says about chuck. she's writing to leo. leo himself, he used to make me go to events in cambridge, we went over to an auditorium where they're debating rent control and we're sitting in the back and -- a lot of students there were in favor of rent control. the landlord, one of the landlords gets up and goes, no, no, i'm not trying to cheat anybody. he says, i just need to repair my buildings. and i don't want to make some huge -- i want to keep the buildings up. so i need a rent increase from these people. and i'm not trying to cheat them and ask anyone. i've lived here for 35 years and ask anyone who has lived here for 35 years, they'll tell you i'm no liar. so leo, i'm sitting next to him, shouts out, i know you and you are a liar. [laughter] so it was some family. but that's chucky. what a guy. any attempt to discipline means nothing. oh, that i guarantee. so i have a nice long yard stick with an easy -- within easy reach of distance. don't tell anyone in the new newspaper, and believe me, i don't spare it. i remember ho

here's what she says about chuck. she's writing to leo. leo himself, he used to make me go to events in cambridge, we went over to an auditorium where they're debating rent control and we're sitting in the back and -- a lot of students there were in favor of rent control. the landlord, one of the landlords gets up and goes, no, no, i'm not trying to cheat anybody. he says, i just need to repair my buildings. and i don't want to make some huge -- i want to keep the buildings up. so i need a rent increase from these people. and i'm not trying to cheat them and ask anyone. i've lived here for 35 years and ask anyone who has lived here for 35 years, they'll tell you i'm no liar. so leo, i'm sitting next to him, shouts out, i know you and you are a liar. [laughter] so it was some family. but that's chucky. what a guy. any attempt to discipline means nothing. oh, that i guarantee. so i have a nice long yard stick with an easy -- within easy reach of distance. don't tell anyone in the new newspaper, and believe me, i don't spare it. i remember ho

— heard over the weekend, that chuck and major and others talked — chuck and major and others talkedhen you are charged under— know that when you are charged under the — know that when you are charged under the espionage act, the fact is— under the espionage act, the fact is you are facing some of the most _ fact is you are facing some of the most serious charges any american _ the most serious charges any american can, so he is in a tough— american can, so he is in a tough spot— american can, so he is in a tough spot but theyjust want tough spot but theyjust want to pick— tough spot but theyjust want to pick up on the polling piece of both— to pick up on the polling piece of both major and chuck mention, yes, 76% of republicans think that donald trump — republicans think that donald trump did no wrong and it didn't— trump did no wrong and it didn't affect their vote, that is correct. in that same cbs poll— is correct. in that same cbs poll 80%_ is correct. in that same cbs poll 80% of democrats and independents said donald trump should _ independents said donald trump should absolut

and join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." he'll have exclusive interviews with former attorney on president trump's team who just resigned amid differences in the fight against some ideas within the attorney's circle. more on that after this news cast. >>> coming up in about 30 minutes, we'll talk to larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll take a look at the student loan forgiveness program, and whether it could soon be deemed unconstitutional. >>> in tennessee, there were celebrations in the streets of memphis yesterday as the city begins pride month on the heels of a major lbgtq victory in the courts. a u.s. district judge deemed the state adult entertainment act which criminalizes drag performances. the act was the first of its kind to be signed into law as drag performers nationwide have become the target of conservative activists. the trump appointed judge wrote "laws infringing on the freedom of speech must be narrow and well defined. the aea is neither." tennessee's attorney general says he looks forward to appeali

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attorney and former senior fbi official chuck rosenberg. chuck, again, these men are considered co-conspirators in this indictment. they appeared in court today at the defendant's table, but what is the likelihood that there could be a split there, if in fact, there's a joint defense agreement? >> well, danny's quite right, lester. people act in their best interests and defendants are people, so they also act in their best interests. typically for a defendant in a federal criminal case once they have received discovery, which danny described, and they filed motions and let's say the court rejects the defendant's motions and the case is proceeding to trial, the best decision for most defendants in most cases is to plead guilty. why? because under the federal sentencing guidelines, which determine the advisory guideline range for a judge within which to sentence, you get credit for pleading guilty. in other words, if you plead guilty and if you cooperate, you could ended up spending a lot less time in jail than you would otherwise. in fact, y

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chuck, thanks so much. we'll look for more of chuck's exclusive interview with former vice president mike pence this morning on "meet the press." >>> tens of millions of people in the south are waking up this morning under threat of storms, flooding and extreme heat. the severe weather hampering cleanup efforts for residents in perryton, texas, days after a deadly tornado ripped through that town. nbc's priscilla thompson is there this morning. priscilla, what does it look like on the ground? >> reporter: willie, good morning. residents here have been working around the clock to clean up this damage. but late yesterday that work had to stop as storms and tornado threats rolled through. this morning those residents are waking up to the possibility of more damage. overnight thunderstorms dealing another devastating blow to tornado ravaged perryton. >> our first responders are going to stay here with this community. we're not leaving. >> reporter: the deluge coming as residents are still cleaning up after a to

chuck, you want to try? well, i think the first part of your question. yeah, is or can be explained by an understanding of finally the american people separated the war and the warrior. it wasn't their fault that they went. america told them to go fight that war. they did. and they did it for their country. and those of us in the baby boom generation who fought that war, our fathers, most of our fathers or uncles served in world war two at least. that certainly was my brother tom. in my situation. and i think it was a situation for for most of us. and so you did what the country asked you to do because it's the right thing to do. my dad did. my grandfather, my uncles did it. and i think that was kind of the beginning. but more to your point, as were able to mature as a society about what the hell happened over there and why were we there? we eventually separated the war and the warrior. i think today is different for probably two or three things. number one, certainly in 911, nine, 11, really coalesced the country behind our men and women in the military

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>> ron, first off, let say grass god bless chuck brad, chuck grassley, he has beele n titan of oversight for decades in the senate. and again today, he revealede shocking new information that when the fbi allowedi allowe hoe members last wee rk to review a report from a confidential source, they redacted not just o the names or the identities of people. they redacted the fact that this sourc e has 17 different recordings with hunter bidenthat and joe biden. it's not possiblhee that the existence of those recordings could be someho sw cr classified or sensitive or compromise investigations. om the only explanation for such a redaction is that the fbi and the department of justice didn't want republican republisd conducting oversight to know they existed because bethe obvip is, okay, where are those recordings? let's hear them. let's see ifings?hear the they v exist, if they actually do involve joe biden or hunter bideolter biden, because that's should go next from here. and i think the fbi halos a loty of explaining to do. >> so could you comment on how this happens? ranki so we hear abou

never happened. >> and, of course, chuck todd pushing back.ort mainstream media to finally years later admit their outsized role in pushing that hoax? >> hmmm waterboarding, probably, todd? i think that's the only thing that's actually going to have any of the results and any contrition. any apology. look, when republicans go on meet the press, it's not to be interviewed. it's to be interrogated and debated. with the moderator in this case chuck todd always taking the side and using talking points from the democratic national committee. that sound you hear from time to time on sunday mornings, that's not a train going by. it's the late, great tim russert turning over in his grave. when he moderated that program, clean-up is the longest running in television history, he was tough but fair to lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. chuck todd, meanwhile, is hostile to any conservative guest in the hosp hospitable-toe on the democratic side. his retirement cannot come soon enough. happy father's day, i believe by the way. >> carley: we still have

chuck schumer with a mix of senators on both sides of the aisle. they heard from the ceo chatgpt make his name sam aultman in may. now hearing from other people who have a co dog in this fight. including one mom her name jennifer. >> steve: desteph know. >> ainsley: she is from arizona. it was her daughter's voice saying mom, mom, i have been kidnapped this guy wants your money in exchange for me. he said i will pump your daughter with a bunch of drugs i will have my way with her and murder her. >> brian: don't tell anybody. >> steve: he wanted a million dollars. >> ainsley: you were asking me what happened to this guy was he charged? i don't know our producers looked it up and said he was never charged because she never exchanged any money. >> steve: that's why congress has got to change the laws and that's why jennifer desteph know was on capitol hill yesterday saying this could happen this deep take business could happen to any of us. >> this around thousands of years. this is different. this is lasting trauma. even this sharing this story makes

chuck? your thoughts. >> interesting, what happened in the last few days the biden administration is allowingum to 10,000 illegal immigrants to come in per day at the 8 crossings. 30,000 a months. 300 in 60,0003.6 million a year. what you are looking at is people under changed rules. when i think you are seeing with gavin newsome over a dumpster fire of a state in california precourser to the 2024 presidential laengz election no one thinks biden will be the nominee. and he will queue up his attacks on govern desantis in case it is the 2 of them rung against each other this 20 >> nikki haily says a vote for bide 7 a vote for harris. could be careful 2024 not speaking to 2024 from here what i can peek to i will say more broadly is that the vice president has been a partner to this president. you heard him say that. why he is a partner that is arousing endorsement. >> you know i don't think trump has love for mike pence you stick with your team. >> i'm not saying high doesn't i'm saying it make

chuck grassley ran the judiciary committee for a longtime. he is a legit guy. he doesn't make stuff up. if the 17 recordings exist, bad, right? >> i'm laughing because, yes, i listened to senator grassley and two words come out when we are talking tonight, alleged and if. nobody has heard these 17. i want the 17 tapes. i want to hear them. >> what if they exist? >> grassley hasn't heard them. >> what if they exist? >> it would be a problem, but i guarantee that it is like that big whiskey -- whistle-blower witness that didn't come up a few weeks ago. >> it is like the laptop. the fbi has had it for years and years. he was studying this for 36 months and the government still won't tell us what is going on. >> speaking of the hunter biden investigation, cnn criticized the hunter biden probe. let's play the sound because this is coming from cnn. watch. >> this is preposterous. this has been pending, according to our reporting at cnn since 2018, five years. and by the way, this investigation is not the laptop. this investigation is a tax issue. >> yeah. that's the

chuck rosenberg says it's far off into the future. how does this play into the defense?i think both are right. i think it's further off in the future than the 30-day speedy trial act. federal court is the original rocket docket. it's the place where if you're a defense attorney say, judge, i need more time, and the judge will give you two weeks and you should be glad you got two weeks. that being said, there's never been a case like this before. the mere matter of getting donald trump into the courthouse takes weeks to even plan and probably an arraignment like today will take longer than your typical arraignment which is normally a matter of minutes. my rule of thumb is take whatever the projection is and add a third when it comes to time. there are going to be unanticipated things that come up, especially with donald trump and his defense team style. they're going to file motions. the motions will cause more time. if they're motions to throw the case out, that could add to it. there's going to be unexpected things that happen. whether or not this case makes it before t

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you can't say that chuck grassley makes things up.ing, you can take it to the bank. you can take his sentence and read the complete total truth of what he's saying. if he gets anything wrong, he comes out and corrects it. the evil forces are destroying the credibility of people like chuck grassley. when chuck grassley says this is what we have behind closed doors, we can believe it. >> bill: it's all about the collusion case. he was on cable news, what, 242 times. he almost like -- another story here. i don't know what this is. i'm confused. i want you to help. >> we're all confused, apparently. >> bill: johns hopkins university says nonmen are attracted to nonmen, this is updated definition includes nonbinary people that may identify with the label. the moving target on defining sex in america continues. how does this contribute -- >> i'm proud to say that i'm a gender expert. i can solve all of your problems here. finally, johns hopkins is going back to the book of genesis and you have man and then you have non-man and non-man got a

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chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." chuck, good morning.at to see you. the former president got a big, rousing ovation. he was well received at that event last night, but you all have new polling from nbc news you're going to roll out on "meet the press" that talks about the state of the republican party and what it wants in its next nominee. what did you find? >> this is still donald trump's party. the federal criminal indictment did nothing, changed absolutely nothing in this. in fact, from when we first tested the republican primary matchup in april to today, donald trump's lead is nearly doubled. he had a 15 point lead over ron desantis in a multi-candidate field in april. it is now ballooned to 29 points. he's now over the 50% mark. now, there's a huge divide between swing voters and republican primary voters on the seriousness of these criminal charges, on the idea of pardoning january 6th insurrectionists, on a six week abortion ban. i can go on and on. the point is, this is a republican party that is increasingly out of step with th

what do you think when you hear chuck schumer attributed it to democrats. >> chuck schumer continuesht the american people day in and day out, this is a big win for the republican party. what everyone should familiarize themselves with his we are talking 11% of the federal budget. when speaker maccarthy went in to meet with the president, the president immediately knew we had 20 or more votes, if it was one penny over $1.5 trillion, that's not something you do in negotiation, your tipping your hand. if this was a poker game i'm not showing my cards because they will take me to task and that is what happens. we need to look forward and look at these wins that speaker maccarthy got for the republican party, getting spend in cuts since 2005 up to $2.1 trillion for every american in this country. maria: a lot of people are complaining even in the republican side the bill does not go far enough. what are your plans, and the republicans plans to try to finish the job, critics say the spending cuts are not going far enough, defense spending is not high enough and the caps that are supposed