phil rucker, michael crowley, kimberly atkins remain here with us. so phillip, put this all together. our conversation tomorrow night will obviously be markedly different. as i was saying to kim, this -- tonight's message was almost designed to last what 23, 24 hours. >> or even a couple hours if the president decides to tweet later tonight. but look he is going to phoenix arizona. i've been to some rallies and campaign in phoenix. they get hot. you know he is talking about immigration there. he's going to have a huge crowd of supporters. he may in fact say something about pardoning sheriff joe arpaio and could be a controversial evening for him and certainly change in the tone from the scripted teleprompter speech we heard on afghanistan. >> michael crowley there will be politics in the air. think about it. the president has attacked both senators from arizona -- by the way, they're both republican senators from arizona, flake and mccain. >> right. i mean it's -- we're -- how many times have with we said this brian. we're in uncharted waters. yet i

crowley. this is your beat during the day. what did you take away from what we've learned?ll, brian, part of it is this is something out of the hbo comedy, veep. to michael's earlier point about foreign leaders being concerned about their conversations, i noticed trump claims that merkel -- i don't think she likes seeing her words in a transcript of a presidential call with someone else becoming public. that's a serious issue. back to my point about almost the comedy here, for instance, when he's talking to turnbull of australia, they're debate this issue of the refugees, 1250 that the united states committed under barack obama to at least consider taking in who were en route to australia, it's a complicated issue. trump is very unhappy about it. trump literally seems not to you understand the deal, why australia will not take these refugees, turnbull keeps trying to explain to him there's a specific issue with refugees trying to reach australia by ship and that australia will not allow any of those refugees into the country because of a precedent because you don't want to

politico journalist michael crowley is back with us tonight. his column today "some trump chooses fighting over healing." in it he quotes a former aide to senator john mccain, veteran speechwriter mark salter who after yesterday's press conference said, "i team of the country's most behavioral psychologists cultural historians, statesmen and clergy could have been asked to design the worst leader imaginable for this moment and trump would have exceeded their imaginations." michael is with us from d.c. tonight. we've asked gene to stick around for a little while longer. michael, explain how different donald trump is in the classic role we've become used to as citizens of steward to our country. >> brian, i feel like different is almost the wrong way to think about it. it's something we've never seen before. he's completely shattered the paradigm that we've known for you know at least a couple of generations now. probably longer. and in particular, if you look back at recent history, the last several american presidents, he's shown absolutely no

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(regina crowley/french's niece): "he committed this heinous crime with his girlfriend and they need to be held accountable, and we are here to watch this happen, we want justice to serve us... the people who made the decision to let him go, they are responsible as well." family members want to know why mims was not behind bars at the time of the shooting. he had been charged with felony possession of a firearm two weeks prior to the shooting. he was also on probation and had a stay away order from twin peaks. bail is set for both suspects at five million dollars. they are due back in court friday. (pam) tonight we've learned that a concord man is being charged with starting last week's fire in the oakland hills. 24-year-old alfredo bautista is also facing charges for a 'road rage' incident that happened shortly before the fire. . court documents say, bautista followed another car.. rammed into it several times... pointed a gun at the other driver, and then took off. on top that... police say, he also tried to steal a car. u-c berkeley police arrested and questioned him. they say, bauti

with me arejohn crowley, managing editor of newsweek media group and the broadcaster lynn faulds woodyou. we will get on with our chat in a moment. first off, a reminder of what some of the front pages will look like tomorrow morning. the telegraph says that the brexit talks between the uk and the eu have descended into a slanging match with the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier being called ‘unhelpful‘. whereas the times picks up the frustration of the other side in its headline: ‘it‘s time to get serious, brussels tells britain'. the ft says that theresa may is set for disappointment this week so the paper claims, the japanese government won't rush into free—trade talks with the uk. the metro reports that the driver, accused of killing eight people in a motorway crash on the m1, was twice over the drink—drive limit. the lead in the express is that arthritis sufferers, who take ibuprofen for pain relief, are greater risk of high blood are at greater risk of high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke. the daily mail highlights the case of a five—year—old christian, of a five—ye

crowley, you're very good.. stuart: that's not out of the question, the same way you answered my question. it's under discussion. mr. crowley, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me on. appreciate it. stuart: good stuff. we'll get you in a second. more varney after this get between you and life's beautiful moments. switch to flonase allergy relief. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. flonase helps block 6. most allergy pills only block one and 6 is greater than 1. with more complete relief you can enjoy every beautiful moment to the fullest. flonase. 6 is greater than 1 changes everything. . . . . ...and twitter, with just a few clicks. build a better website - in under an hour - with... ...gocentral from godaddy. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. stuart: very brief time left available to us we pose this question. who should pl

>> of course, crowley the cat was in the garage, up on high ground, but emotions are running so high right now. the saving grace in all of this is that they know that their houses destroyed, but if we can recover their pets and their families are safe, i guess that is a saving grace in this natural disaster. >> all right, first i have to ask you, who did we rescue here? and how did you feel just moments ago when the sheriff came out with of the? >> we rescued up my cats, crowley, who has been in the family for 15 years, and we just rescued him, so i am glad that he is safe, and thank you to you all. >> crowley went missing once before, not because of a flood, but it does point to the importance of the cats, what happen question rick >> yes, he was missing for 25 days, my wife didn't want to talk to me, and once we got to the cats, made me so happy, so i am just glad that everything is fine right now. >> and i have to ask you, when you come back and do you look at your home absolutely underwater, your vehicles underwater, i know you're happy to have carly, but what is it like to see t

monica crowley. you know, here's what i remember.n was pretty creepy, monica, paula jones -- kathleen willie, we know that case. when nina broderick. monica lewinsky. that was pretty creepy. all the money he took from countries that abused women, how to dress, drive, can't leave the country or even the house in saudi arabia. they kill gays and lesbians and persecute christians and jews. >> you have a memoir coming out next month. mrs. clinton did not lose this election because she thought mr. trump was a creep in that debate. she has big problems with her campaign. a communications problem. a likability problem and most of all, a corruption problem. she might still want to live in the field of denial right now. it's not going to help her party because her party also remains in denial. from mrs. clinton making this argument right now, it's pretty outrageous but she doesn't have anything else. >> sean: gregg, there's too much hypocrisy. i was watching one network today. they were treating this like gospel truth. while back. >> i looked

join ing us now politico senior foreign affairs correspondent michael crowley. and an encore performance after being with us last night nbc news presidential historian michael beshlosp how was in leak, michael, printing the transcripts a terrible precedent a bad thing for the presidency? >> well, a really bad thing for the presidency because one thing that a president of the united states has to do is feel that he can talk to foreign leaders in confidence and vice versa. and if i were a leader of another country today, i would be very nervous about talking to the president of the united states because i would think that there was a big danger of that -- that conversation would leak and embarrass me. and the result is that diplomacy could be crippled. >> michael, you can't put the tooth paste back in the tube. they're out we've read them having said that what did you learn from them. >> you and i talked about this a number of times. one of the thing that is you really evaluate a politician on is whether he or she means in private what they say in public. one of t

monica crowley.aneous politicizing of these events and we played the history of a president that has condemned white supremacy, condemned david duke, condemned the kkk and you would think he never said those tonight things all at those times over the years. >> that's right. today's statement was really strong and much more assertive. i think he understood that that was required given how the events over the last three days have unfolded. look, you ask the question whether this will be good enough for the left and the media, and the answer is clearly no. we know that no matter what donald trump says or does at any given moment it's never going to be enough. they are always in search of a club with which to pound this president and now they feel that they have a very direct and strong lever with race relations in the country and again it doesn't matter what his history is or what he said today about it. it will use that against him and i say to you on the show, two weeks ago, that if and when the russi

charlottesville it took place and boston on saturday thousands of counter protest marched against the plan crowley feel free speech was a minor clashes between the demonstrators and more than thirty people were arrested also this week hundred tests that they gained outside his residence in new york and also in washington d.c. it is petitions been launched on the white house web site calling to recognize and see for as a terrorist organization nearly eighty six thousand people have already signed up in just three days with one hundred thousand required for the white house response or he's callup mopp and has been looking at how america's political debate is increasingly about a labeling divided groups a warning his report contains scenes of violence. one of the chants most frequently used at the protests is no trump no k.k.k. hell fascist usa essentially trump and his supporters are being tarred with the same brush as white supremacy. ok. ok yes. you are right. you. have a suspect in the horrific charlottesville car ramming was himself a member of the far right but the mayor of the city was very qu

we're just in unchartered water. >> michael crowley, thank you for joining us. today, shelby holliday and shane goldmacher. thank you for being here. >> we want to know what local leaders can do. for that matter, what congress can do. we're diving into some concrete steps lawmakers can take, next. ♪ music edible arrangements for summer. order in store or online. start by taking care of families for 70 years. earn the trust of 32 nfl teams. be there for america's toughest and help, when help is needed america's #1 isn't a status earned overnight. it's earned in every wash, and re-earned every day. tide, america's #1 detergent >>> for the last several days on this show we've taken a look at extremist groups on right, specifically groups that were responsible for what happened in charlottesville. we have a look at who is leading this movement that is now gained so much national attention. gabe gutierrez is live in charlottesville for us. good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, hallie, good morning. as we've been reporting, groups who track these -- the experts that t

senior foreign affairs correspondent for politico michael crowley here with us in new york. white house reporter for the associated press, vivian salama. and chief ethics lawer to former president george bush, richard painter returns. he teaches law at the university of minnesota. welcome to you all, michael you're our reality assessment. how big a bombshell is this? >> well it's big, brian. but it's also part of a pattern. i think what's significant is the way this pattern is coming into clearer focus. look, on the underlying substance of whether there was collusion, whether the russians directly influenced the trump campaign, i think the jury is still out. some democrats are placing hopes in the idea there is a smoking gun. we don't know that yet. where we see mounting and i think quite damning evidence is without knowing what the underlying infraction may have been we are seeing a pattern of or few -- obfuscation, deception changing and conflicting stories on the part of the president and people at the white house, that sure looks like the behavior of people who are tryin

. >> it's dry for most of the area but we still have clouds from crowley stadium in wilmington. the clouds have started to break. we'll see more and more through the day leading to a sunny afternoon. you can see clouds are lingering in wilmington with a few light showers. no storms.

mo you have gotten crowley back.lt moments ago when the sheriff got crowley out of your garage, what it means to you? >> definitely a sign of relief. i'm very happy i have my cat, crowley, has been with me, with the family for the past 15 years since i was singled, married, my wife passed away, remarried and beautiful three kid with the family. he has been with us 15 years. i am happy about that. reporter: mo, when you had to leave, what happened, when you were rescued and how difficult was it to leave crowley behind. >> it was very difficult. and i wife and lee other kids, one on life-support. so you know, when the water level went up it five feet, that is when the national guard came and rescue us. so, you know, leaving crowley behind is really devastating and i'm happy we got him today and he is alive and we love him so much. reporter: thank you, mo. stuart, there you go. that is what is playing out we're not in any way much past the devastation here. of course the news of that chemical plant situation about 25 mi

. >> she who her luggage and as dave crowley from our sister station in pittsburgh showed us, the employee did whatever it took to get luggage back to her and with good reason. report report these are bitter sweet times for stacy heard, married mother of two, she will sieve maintenance chemotherapy for colon cancer for rest of her life. >> where there is no struggle there is in strength. >> reporter: after a cancer retreat in nashville she caught an earlier flight on southwest not enough time for a luggage switch, when it arrived she made a call. >> i immediately panic, because i had chemotherapy the next day, and i knew that i had a lot of items in the suitcase that i needed and wanted for chemotherapy. >> this is my best, mess important good luck charm. >> i started to get very emotional and started to cry. >> reporter: this suitcase she held items in her crusade against colon cancer. >> she picked up on my desperation and she said, you know, i will find the luggage for you. i will get it to you. we will get it to you somehow, some way. >> i had so many members hoff been ill, and i under

crowley appeared on this very show and said he wasn't entirely happy with. way private manning was treated was private manning tortured of course he was we have the un reports for torture who actually tried to see manning and was not allowed to see him and when he heard what manning was still it was being subjected to it they hands of the marines in quantico he defined it as obviously torture and in the end when he learned of the things that the marines admitted to doing to bradley manning he called it unmitigated torture we do know that joe the manning tried to kill itself twice is it your conviction that this and that it would have been to punish for revealing u.s. atrocities in iraq well i would be hard pressed to think of any other reason. it was the collateral murder video that really really set off the united states officials especially the armed forces and what you see there of course is not only the brutalization and actual killing of twelve iraqi citizens including two reuters reporter is but also the almost killing of those two children and their f

and joining me now is former us assistant secretary of state pj crowley hoyle for of reds nine. so. pj this the first time we've really had at length from rex to listen on north korea. abundantly subject. well in davis starting with north korea what did you make of what he was saying about the threat from pyongyang and how his administration tends to do it. well the dilemma is he reiterated what has slipped in the long standing us policy a normal relationship in term for into in term in return for denuclearization. but the dilemma is that. his comments to adopt necessarily reflect these xcelerated progress that kim jong il and has made regarding nuclear weapons and missile technology. and the fact that is increasingly clear these not going to give up those nuclear weapons what now the president has been pretty hostile towards china saying they should be doing more to stop north korea about. rice citizen was bit more marlin wheels and he told beijing feet he base because i would not go to define the us china relationship in terms of north korea i think that's right. i think the prese

with me arejohn crowley, managing editor of newsweek media group, and the broadcaster, lynn faulds woodyou very much for coming in. tomorrow's front pages. we start with this. the telegraph says that the brexit talks between the uk and the eu have descended into a slanging match with the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier being called "unhelpful." whereas the times picks up on the frustration on the other side in its headline: "‘it‘s time to get serious‘, brussels tells britain." the ft says that theresa may is set for disappointment this week because, the paper claims, the japanese government won't rush into free—trade talks with the uk. the metro reports that the driver accused of killing eight people in a motorway crash on the m1 was almost twice over the drink—drive limit. the lead in the express is that arthritis sufferers, who take ibuprofen for pain relief, are at greater risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke. meanwhile, the mirror on its front page says that statins could halve the risk of breast cancer according to new research. the daily mail highlights the

crowley, the author of "red line."ood more to yning to you, p.j. >> good morning. >> your first thoughts were what >> i think the president came to the right decision to extend the american commitment. i think he tried hard to tie this to the current state of american national security he was right to put the focus on pakistan as being one mall lined actor playing both sides of the struggle, making it harder for afghanistan to succeed he didn't mention two other countries that are not helpful either, that being iran and russia i think the most stunning aspect of the president's speech was the acknowledgement that 16 years into this war, the longest in american history, you know, the prospect of a political negotiation is still a long-term challenge. >> he didn't mention iran and russia, maybe because they're not our allies in theory pakistan are our allies, yet they harbor terrorists on the border this is an issue we have instrument well it, almost like china. how do we get china to change? how do we get pakistan to ch

i've heard worse. 2014, michael crowley had a cover page article in time magazine entitled the end of iraq. one thing that people will be surprised by and this is a prediction of mine, is that in a few years from now people will start writing articles on the resilience of iraq, how it will have weathered the storm. [ applause ]. >> and all this to say what we achieved is nothing short of miraculous. you know, three years ago, we were worried. i mean baghdad was almost about to fall. erbill was a stone's throw away from isis mortars. the objective we have is not to defeat isis. it's to make sure their like never rise again. i want to close by one thing. where is this young man who wanted to know what arguments i could give him to go back to iraq? could you raise your hand please? don't fear fear. there are many psychological barriers put against us to go back and help. one of the most heartwarming things i've seen in the last two or three weeks was a conference organized by the world bank on the reconstruction of liberated areas. and one of the things that like i said give me a lot of

on the french government is to open to new migrants centers near the port town of crowley this comes less than a year after the infamous jungle town was cleared.

courtroom tuesday afternoon to see who authorities believe is repsonsible for his murder sot regina crowley/french's niece french was shot and killed and his camera was stolen while he was up at twin peaks the morning of july 17th. sot joseph cordero/french's great nephewin court tuesday prosecutors said they have surveillance video of this woman, defendant fantasy decuir, shooting and killing french. she is currently hospitalized and did not appear in court. this man, 19 year old lamonte mims, was in court but did not enter a plea. while he's also charged with french's murder, prosecutors say he is the one who took french's belongings after he was shot.sot family members have raised questions about why mims was not behind bars at the time of the shooting. on july 4th he was charged with felony possession of a firearm. at the time he was on felony probation for auto burglary in san mateo county and misdemeanor probation for receiving stolen property in san francisco. he also had a stay away order from twin peaks and still, mims was released pending trail (vicki) in san jose... a man is in c

<(regina crowley/french's niece): "he committed this heinous crime with his girlfriend and they need to be held accountable, and we are here to watch this happen, we want justice to serve us... the people who made the decision to let him go, they are responsible as well."> (robin) family members want to know why mims was not behind bars at the time of the shooting. he had been charged with felony possession of a firearm two weeks prior. he was also on probation and had a "stay away" order from twin peaks. bail is set for both suspects at five million dollars. they are due back in court friday. (robin) a dangerous close call in campbell. a crane came crashing down on a house. kron-4's charles clifford talked to a neighbor who was home at the time of impact. well, around noon on tuesday, crews working here along sondra way to replace a pg&e power pole were using some very large cranes when for reasons that are as of yet unknown one of the cranes collapsed hitting multiple buildings.soti just heard a large crash.betsy perry lives along sondra way. she was at home when the crane

>> for more on tax reform and the debt ceiling deadline, let's bring in congressman joe crowley. know he was going to be in studio. what are you, 6'4". >> just shy of 6'5", but who's counting. >> anyway, i figured you were on a remote i was really going to grill you. >> but you're big and you're in studio, so never mind. >> i'm okay. >> so we agree on a lot of things you know the one thing to talk about, because all we're focused on is what's happening in texas, louisiana, and the gulf. one of the things, there shouldn't have been any politics probably being talked about in light of what's happening, but it was and what it was about was that a lot of the texas politicians didn't vote for sandy relief they say it was because it was filled with pork and then you had governor christie on some radio shows or fox or something talking about it and it got very political. chairman brady of the ways and means said, you know, what is christie doing politicizing this are you still mad at texas for not -- >> well, i think it's important to point out a majority of the republicans in congress

. >> it's dry for most of the area but we still have clouds from crowley stadium in wilmington. the clouds have started to break. we'll see more and more through the day leading to a sunny afternoon. you can see clouds are lingering in wilmington with a few light showers. no storms. moving through chester county. barely any rainfall and it's just starting to move into montgomery county. just moving through chester brook on the way to norristown. you see a few sprinkles but you might get away without an umbrella because most of the day it will be clear. they're seeing some breaks in the clouds over lehigh valley. reading is about to get a little more rainfall before you see that sunshine take over. easton, you can see the clouds have broken, the glow of sun light. once it comes up we'll see temperatures climb. it's muggy this morning but dry air is going to be flooding in. it's a northwesterly wind that will bring that dry air in. you can get the northwesterly winds with clearing at lunchtime. we will warm up into the 80s. the humidity comes down where you might see more clouds l

will bring in our panel and uncle crowley, senior foreign affairs correspondent from politico. interrupted of vice president. a lot of people seem to look at here is with the shrinking of territory and in muscle. we are trying to expand where they can, this appears to be another case of that. >> if isis loses territory and it leads to competition to show that it still in the game by striking outside of that territory in the middle east, we are systematically ticking away from it. if there are a lot of foreign fighters who have returned to europe, they have the desire to kill, they've been radicalized, not to mention the ideology that lives on online. radicalization doesn't have to have anything to do with people who have been in combat. as we all know by this time, guys on the internet on twitter are getting radicalized left and right and thursday is not a lot you can do about it. this is the new normal unfortunately. we have to get used to it to some degree. >> bill: there are lots that we don't know right now but in less 24 hours, expose that two different homes. the driver o

there are people like joe crowley who is in leadership, there are people in this party who can take it, she's been great on a lot. we need to start looking toward the future. >> melissa: she is very good at wrangling democrats are just somethingç republicans obviousy failed and she's fantastic at raising money. she seems to symbolize the wealthy 1% liberal elite on the left, so it's not great to have her out there speaking and maybe should not the best person to judge who should be running given her view, i'm sure she supported hillary clinton. could she continue to wrangle in the house and lose money? she's a great salesman. she sold obamacare with nobody knowing what was in it. >> sandra:ç do you think it's time for her to go? >> juan: it doesn't matter what i think. i think it's a matter of the people who vote to supporters. she's not there because she wants to be there, there are democrats in the leadership and they get voted on by the members of the democratic caucus. they want nancy pelosi. if i'm listening to especially conservative talk radio, they go after nancy pelosi, they

let's bring in the panel, michael crowley. mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist." syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> having a targeted, skilled, coherent immigration policy should not be controversial. the change that deals with merit-based allocation of spots is wise. the only thing that's controversial is decreasing the number of people allowed entry into the country. there are two main problems. with our legal immigration system. not focused on skills enough and the portion that does focus on skills is poorly designed. 30% of people coming into the country have anything to do with an economic case. half of those are merit-based. 6.5% or something. having an immigration system that matches more with what canada or australia does, it's long overdue. >> bret: new green card recipients, you look at, no stats for 2016 yet. 2015, about 1,051,000 new green card recipients. you look at how many green card holders are here in the u.s., this goes back to 2014, 13,200,000. charles, big issue and won the white house thinks they can have a win on. >> long overdue.

geraldo rivera, monica crowley. kaylee marketing is with us. welcome to a real news network. and gregg jarrett. all right, there is the vice president walking on stage. what are we going to see tonight? >> we are going to see the positive things that the mainstream media won't let you hear about. >> sean: i hate to stop you, moments on real news. here's the vice president. >> vice president pence: dr. ben carson, almeda king, the man who helped elect, the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. if the past seven months have shown us anything, president donald trump of the man of his word and he is a man of action. since inauguration, president trump has been busy keeping the promises he made to you and every american. seven months of action, seven months of results and seven months that will be remembered as the days we began to make america great again. president trump's leadership inspires me every single day. left-wing activists and their allies in the media have been distorting the facts but the the american people know the truth. president

courtroom tuesday afternoon to see who authorities believe is repsonsible for his murder sot regina crowleyfrench's niece 10-20he committed this heinous crime with his girlfriend and they need to be held accountable, and we are here to watch this happen, we want justice to serve us french was shot and killed and his camera was stolen while he was up at twin peaks the morning of july 17th.sot joseph cordero/french's great nephew 34-44the most interesting man in the worldhe was a person who exposed his heart to everyone, loved everyone and made it a point to introduce himself to anyone who needed himin court tuesday prosecutors said they have surveillance video of this woman, defendant fantasy decuir, shooting and killing french. she is currently hospitalized and did not appear in court. this man, 19 year old lamonte mims, was in court but did not enter a plea. while he's also charged with french's murder, prosecutors say he is the one who took french's belongings after he was shot.sot people who made the decision to let him go, they ae responsible as well family members have raised questions

courtroom tuesday afternoon to see who authorities believe is repsonsible for his murder sot regina crowleyh's niece 10-20he committed this heinous crime with his girlfriend and they need to be held accountable, and we are here to watch this happen, we want justice to serve us french was shot and killed and his camera was stolen while he was up at twin peaks the morning of july 17th.sot joseph cordero/french's great nephew 34-44the most interesting man in the worldhe was a person who exposed his heart to everyone, loved everyone and made it a point to introduce himself to anyone who needed himin court tuesday prosecutors said they have surveillance video of this woman, defendant fantasy decuir, shooting and killing french. she is currently hospitalized and did not appear in court. this man, 19 year old lamonte mims, was in court but did not enter a plea. while he's also charged with french's murder, prosecutors say he is the one who took french's belongings after he was shot.sot people who made the decision to let him go, they ae responsible as well family members have raised questions abou

michael crowley, mercedes schlapp, tom rogan. michael, we are getting to labor day. they will come back and have to deal. >> yeah, but there's not a lot of time to do that. the calendar is running out quick. there are a lot of big, substantial items that are backing up. remember, any given week, there's only couple legislative days. september, sounds like there's plenty of time before the end of the year. there's really not. there is an incredible dynamic on floating that is more reminiscent of the congress and president of different parties. i think it might be a moment to pause and reflect in some ways donald trump is not really a republican. you know, he's pretty new to the party rank. he was -- the party tried to reject him essentially as its nominee. i think republicans on the hill are starting to see the fruits of that. he will not hesitate to lash out against his own party if he thinks he's going to benefit. >> bret: when i put up holes, usually get all kinds of tweets, messages, think those are fake polld i bet they will say it's right on. 17%. >> no question

i am encouraging my party to look at people like joe crowley from queens who could be nancy pelosi, peopleth moulton, our party needs to look at those people. that's what i'm trying to get them to do. >> harris: try to find some people who have been into a waffle house in the last 15 years, maybe. marie just acquired her candidacy. it will be right back, more "outnumbered" when we come back. hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. and when youod sugar is a replace one meal... choices. ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood sugar spikes... ...you can really feel it. now with 30% less carbs and sugars. glucerna. could be preventedrrent with the right steps. and take it from me, every step counts. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in help

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conservative commentator, monica crowley. so, we have the former director of national intelligence, and we have the issue of susan rice, then we learn from your friend sara carter that the general counsel of the fbi is being investigated for also leaking intelligence information, why is this unmasking story so important? >> he goes to a very important issue, the founding fathers created the separation of powers. they said that the congress and the executive branch, and the judiciary were supposed to be independent coequals. if the executive branch could on its own begin unmasking information about neighbors of congress, it opens the door for them to spy on things that are being set about them, or things that they themselves were talking about when they are intercepted overseas. i think the standard is change. back in 1992, cia director for george h.w. bush, he put out a standard that made unmasking a last resort. you only unmask a member of congress if there is no other way to get foreign intelligence. james clapper, may be l

michael crowley, vivian salama, richard painter. terrific conversation. coming up it was 8:28 a.m. when the president wrote on twitter, no white house chaos. more on the other breaking story today, the short but not unmemorable ten your of anthony scaramucci when "the 11th hour" continues. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. >>> welcome back to the 11th hour." communications director anthony scaramucci is the latest high profile member of the trump administration to leave unexpectedly. just 25 days into president trump's term, you may recall his national security adviser mike flynn resigned. day 110, trump fired fisher director james comey. day 183, press secretary sean spicer ez resigned. six days later on day 189,

crowley/french's niece: "he committed this heinous crime with his girlfriend and they need to accountable, and we are here to watch this happen, we want justice to serve us... the people who made the decision to let him go, they are responsible as well."> (mark) family members want to know why mims was not behind bars at the time of the shooting. he had been charged with felony possession of a firearm two weeks prior to the shooting. he was also on probation and had a stay away order from twin peaks. both suspects are due back in court on friday. (mark) police have arrested a man for the stabbing of a 13-year-old boy in santa rosa. andrew campbell is accused of stabbing the teenager last week after an argument. this is a photo of the knife used. police say campbell is the boyfriend of one of the victim's family members. the boy was stabbed in the arm and also had a puncture wound to his lung. he is expected to recover. (darya) san francsico police say they will continue increased foot patrols near dolores park after a triple shooting. police say visitors will see police walkin