. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> we begin with breaking news today. jared kushner put out an 11-page statement saying he did not collude with any foreign government. the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, he will be facing tough questions on his contacts with russia in just hours when he meets with the senate intel committee. >> very well-crafted 11 pages. it certainly outlines all contacts from kushner's perspective with russian officials including what he knew about that meeting with the russian attorney that don junior invited him to. the question this morning is going to be that, what will the impact be of kushner's answers on investigators, especially when you get to the special couns counsel and, of course congress. let's begin with cnn justice correspondent pamela brown live in washington with breaking details. this is unusual circumstance, but 11 pages, what kushner wants investigators to believe. >> he wants it for the public record as well. this is the first time, chris and alisyn, that president trump's senior adviser and son-in-law

liz: so chris cuomo busy and cnn reporting about donald jr. donald trump jr.e individual from russia during the campaign and not really panning out according to new york times. nothing came of that meeting. you know, people out there want to hear how government is fostering growth; right? policy debates; right? >> well, that's not what they're getting from the networks. you know, we've been documenting that here that the network evening newscast has been spending 350 minutes talking about this and five minutes about the economy. i mean, this is what we've seen. and nobody really does this quite to the same extent that cnn does. they love when it says trump met with the criminal lynn's best lawyer. this came from ted turner who used to do these glorious documentaries about how the kremlin was with the people. a lot of people enjoy this sort of mocking chris cuomo like cnn. the c stands for credible. liz: yeah, recent magazine piece interviewed six or half a dozen russian journalists and saying, you know, the u.s. media treats putin like some mastermind. like a

. >> new york governor andrew cuomo has given the okay for cuomo has given the okay for state legislators to t textalyze rrk. it analyzed driver's cell phones to see if they were used just before a crash. as you might imagine, there are numerous privacy and constitutional questions here regarding the texalizer. we also need a new name for that. >> a very aggressive name. >> a man accused of smuggling king cobras into the united states, yes, it is how he tried to do it with federal prosecutors that's making a lot of people do a double take. >> also, the emergency drill that has people issuing a warning in the east bay. >> and directing more than dust. the information one brand of robotic vacuums gathering about the people who use it. first, this morning's tech bites. >> a promise of apple factories in the u.s. >> president trump told the "wall street journal," the tech company will build three plants right here. he didn't say where though or when. apple didn't comment. >> apple only owns one factory in ireland and outsourcing most of its other manufacturing to china. >> adobe has announced

i think koch put that forward in ways that were different than a cuomo would have. at the same time, i think there is a question about the broader balance of political forces in the city at that moment and what was the room form a new for. maneuver, a different kind of mobilization in the city. >> i think we have time for one more question. ms. phillips-fein: i will stick around for a few minutes afterwards if people want to come up and chat. hi, kim. if i heard you correctly, you said there are no heroes in this. therea lot of people say were heroes, even the unions were a hero, so could you elaborate on that? the,hillips-fein: i think i guess what i mean by that is unions, there are people who took actions that saved the city from declaring bankruptcy. at the same time, the actions that they took helped to transform the city and the cost, i don't mean to say that new york should have gone bankrupt. i don't think that would have been a better solution for the city or would have led to a different, better outcome, but the assumptions that were made about what had to

so clearly when he heard from the president, it was reflected in his public comments to chris cuomo. >> telegraphing it directly saying, look, this is what i am saying, comes from the president. so if you're a staffer in that white house right now, and you -- you see how upset scaramucci is about leaks, whether it's the dinner else, and he's threatening that people will be fired and talking about reince priebus, we're like cain and abel, and that didn't end well for abel. so, you know, he's talking about that. and i think that -- it comes from the president. you're working there. what are you to think? what are you to think? that the president is after, is after you and your job and -- i think that, that is dysfunction of, if you'll consider excuse me in, biblical pro torsion. >> huge dysfunction. hearing all the memmering, if jeff sessions is forced out, the attorney general, one way or another. and the particular ed during the august recess could name someone while congress is out of town. listen to lindsey graham, the republican senator from south carolina. not very happy about th

but the threat of people -- the idea, by the way, of chris cuomo and others cnn anchor is a saying, ohi'm so relieved. at last, there were physical threats to our safety, and at last, were all relieved because now we've got the goods on this guy and we can sleep at night and journalists are free to walk the street once more. get lost you creeps. by the fifth anniversary of the danish cartoons, i appeared on stage with five other people. of those five other people i was in on stage with in copenhagen for 45th anniversary of the danish mohammed cartoons, one was shot at point-blank range, the other had his events shot up and two people were killed, another was forced out of public life entirely, and the fourth had her family's restaurant firebombed. those are real threats against media figures that go on in europe right now. the idea that reworking a joke that everyone knows is a joke is a threat to chris cuomo's safety is the most narcissistic, solipsistic act of navelgazing in a profession that is already so self obsessed nobody who isn't in the media can stand the media. >> tucker: [l

here's part of the conversation that ensued this morning between anthony scaramucci and our chris cuomo. this is right after, by the way, scaramucci says he got off the phone with the president. >> it's absolutely, completely and totally reprehensible. and as you know from the italian expression, the fish stinks from the head down. i can tell you two fish that don't stink, that's me and the president. i don't like the activity that's going on in the white house. i don't like what they're doing to my friend. i don't like what they're doing to the president of the united states or fair fellow colleagues in the west wing. now, if you want to talk about the chief of staff, we have had odds, we have had differences. when i said we were brothers from the podium that's because we're rough. some brothers are like cane and able. other brothers can fight with each other and get along. i don't know if this is reparable or not, that will be up to the president. but he's the chief of staff. he's responsible for understanding and uncovering and helping me do that inside the white house, which is why

his father is merrill cuomo.a working-class guy who likes to fix muscle cars, dealing with these issues, do the democrats have anybody who will fit the mold of the type of candidate who could be successful? >> i will be supporting donald trump. i think the best candidate for the democrats would be andrew cuomo for the reasons you just stated. he has a working-class background, is very smart. he's a centrist. i think he would be a strong candidate. >> eric: and he has served in the federal government. he has had two terms as governor. we will see. your money on anybody? >> i would think the democrats if they were smarts would nominate andrew cuomo. i think he would be the best candidate but i'm going to have to support donald trump. i believe in him. >> july 8, 2017, andrew stein here predicts andrew cuomo. always good to see you. thank you user for three decades as a democrat. >> my father -- i idolize jfk. >> that his legacy. thank you. >> there's a he said she said between the u.s. and russia. that president ac

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> up first, president trump's eldest son, donald trump, junior, changing his story about his meeting last june with a kremlin-linked russian lawyer. he started out saying i never met with anybody like that, then he said he met with somebody but it had nothing to do with the campaign, but now admits he met with someone who offered information to hurt hillary clinton? what does this say about the trump campaign's willingness to accept help from the russians? those are the questions. >> meanwhile, president trump backtracking for a cyber security unit with russia after facing pierce bipartisan criticism for proposing both countries cooperate. all this coming after the president tweeted it is time to move forward on russia. we have it all covered for you. let's begin with cnn's suzanne malveaux live at the white house. >> good morning, alisyn. news of a potential meeting, this meeting between donald trump, junior and a russian national as first reported by "the new york times" raising new questions now about trump associates, th

. >> this is "new day" with quchr cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> a shot at one of your favorites, kid rock. >> up first, one step forward, another step back for gop senators. they voted to begin debate over health care. their first vote on the plan to repeal and replace obamacare failed. nine republicans voting against that first major proposal. the senate continues debate today on a repeal with a two-year delay replacement plan. >> president trump is intensifying public attacks over his attorney general jeff sessions. the president started z this and seeded this discussion about whether or not sessions is out and now is say, well, he doesn't know whether or not sessions has to go. he does call the russian investigation and sessions' recusal unfair to the presidency. cnn has everything covered for you. let's begin with cnn's suzanne malveaux live on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, chris. senate republicans obviously achieving a victory, important legislative victory, but the challenge of uniting the party around replacing and repealing obamacare very illusive. the first propo

"new day" with cuomo and camerota starts now. ben carden, scott taylor join them. see you tomorrow. [ cheers ] >>> he's beaten up on cable platforms. he has a right to respond to. >> we need to protect freedom of the press. there is a responsibility of everyone including the president of the united states. >> the fake media is trying to silence us. we will not let them. >> just hope he grows into the job. >> what will be and won't be discussed at the g-20 summit. >> everyone wants to know whether president trump will bring up russian meddling in the u.s. election. >> both sides are playing down expectations. >> reporter: civilians held as human shields by isis, risking death to flee from its certainty. [ gunfire ] >> soldiers and civilians alike are anticipating the fall of isis any moment now. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is monday, july 3rd, 6:00 here in new york. chris is off this morning. john berman is with us. >> like independence

new york governor andrew cuomo, mayor bill de blasio and the new york police commissioner were among those who paid their respects. familia was sitting in her vehicle early last wednesday when a man walked up to the window and opened fire. thousands are expected for today's service. 7 on your side consumer news now- and big money could be on the way for some wells fargo customers! a judge has given preliminary approval... for a 142 million dollar settlement in that fake account scandal. the money is for customers whose names were used to open millions of fake accounts. not a done deal yet- final approval won't come until early next year. happening right now - amazon prime day is underway! you have about 23 hours left to cash in on the savings. the big retail day kicked off at 9 last night. amazon is offering a new deal every five and will continue to do so until three a-m tomorrow! to take part in the fun, you do have to have a prime membership. you can still get one if you don't have one. it cost 99 dollars for a year. if you want an electronic device but don't want to set it up...a

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, welcome to your "new day." president trump is up early and we know exactly what is on his mind. he's calling for senate republicans to step up to the plate as they're set to vote to begin debating a repeal of obamacare. the president is also calling senator john mccain an american hero on word that the senator may be heading back to washington to cast what could be a deciding vote on health care. >> meanwhile, the president is also slamming his attorney general jeff sessions, calling him weak and saying he should be investigating president trump's rival, hillary clinton, something that would be unprecedented. let's remember that mr. sessions was the first senator to support donald trump's bid for the white house and now it seems that the president is trying to push him out. we have it all covered for you. we begin with cnn's suzanne malveaux live on capitol hill. another busy day there, suzanne. >> reporter: it certainly is, alisyn and extraordinary turnaround for president trump to call senator john mccain a

that's what the american people want. >> this is a new day with chris cuomo a cuomo. >> good morning,y. 8:00 now in the east. the big story republicans failing in the seven-year effort to dismantle obamacare. a dramatic late-night vote. senator john mccain coming back under duress. he cast that big vote to move the process forward and last night, he gave this skinny repeal the thumbs down. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell telling the president, it may be time to move on. >> president trump even tried to call john mccain to sway him, but, it obviously did not work. the president blasted the senate vote this morning saying three republican senators and all democrats let the american people down. what

they are fighting about what new york's andrew cuomo dubbed "the summer of hell." >> we are competing for what we call but we understand what happens when a system collapses. we want to make sure what happened at amtrak and penn never happens again. alison: he is referring to the repairs to new york city's rail lines including those at penn station. when talking about the impact that it is having in new jersey, governor chris christie accused cuomo of fear mongering. >> i am going to smack mim for the "summer of hell" comment. we should be more disciplined than that. alison: amtrak says repairs are proceeding ahead of schedule and praised commuters for the flexibility in dealing with the delay. larry: doctors and pharmacies in the district can now prescribe life-ending drugs to terminally ill patients. the mayor signed the bill. it's unclear how long the ball will be in place. a spending bill from the house appropriations bill has the provision to stop >> they need more people. it's that simple. alison: more people to solve a problem. the "7 on your side" digs into how overwhelmed the

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> all right. good morning. we welcome our viewers in the united states right now. >> happy to have you. >> sometimes we say around the world, but we'll stick to the united states for now. this is "new day." the white house' crackdown on leaks took a bizarre twist. there's a lot of continue very zee going on. it needs to be cleared up. it's centering around the new white house communications director, anthony scaramucci. he took to twitter last night, calling for a federal investigation into the leaks of his financial disclosure form. he then deleted the tweet which seemed to accuse chief of staff reince priebus of leaking. there's a lot of bad blood there. the situation needs to be cleared up and we're trying to get to the bottom of it. >> meanwhile, president trump continues his attacks on the head of the department of justice, attorney general jeff sessions. all this comes as the senate gets set to vote on its best shot to get a health care plan passed. so what is in the so-called skinny repeal that they're w

. >> this is a new day with chris cuomo a cuomo. >> good morning, welcome to new day. 8:00 now in the east. the big story republicans failing in the seven-year effort to dismantle obamacare. a dramatic late-night vote. senator john mccain coming back under duress. he cast that big vote to move the process forward and last night, he gave this skinny repeal the thumbs down. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell telling the president, it may be time to move on. >> president trump even tried to call john mccain to sway him, but, it obviously did not work. the president blasted the senate vote this morning saying three republican senators and all democrats let the american people down. what is next for headache anext care. live on capitol hill, phil what a dramatic night and morni. >> reporter: all taking place live. the culmination of weeks upon weeks of fits and starts and fa failures and what looks like the final end to the repeal and replace effort of obamacare. >> the -- the mos is not agreed to. >> the republican party's seven year effort to appeal obama collapsing after a vote

cuomo never did run, but speaker gingrich did in 2012 and the republican presidential nomination, spent a week for you in florida while you were running. in the interim this professor of history began -- leading successful effort to end 40 years in the democratic control of the house in 1995. and in the sixth year of the term of a president of the opposition party. he never reached the white house and the candidate he supported did. showing hillary clinton ahead and nate silver's 538.com giving her embedded a 70% chance of being the first female president donald trump wound up as the nation's 45th chief executive. from his perch at the top trump advisor and someone still close to the white house speaker gingrich is in a unique position to discuss what makes a billionaire businessman with no previous political experience take. "understanding trump," donald trump is the first chief of state with no political experience, never ran for office before, right out of the business world. on the back cover it reads this is, quote, first book written about the world of donald trump by someone who

new york governor andrew cuomo, mayor bill de blasio and the new york police commissioner were among those who paid their respects. familia was sitting in her vehicle early last wednesday when a man walked up to the window and opened fire. thousands are service. 7 on your side- getting answers this morning- after hyattsville neighbors were trapped in their own homes! get this - road crews moved in to build sidewalks, along old landover road. but they blocked driveways - and trapped residents inside! "7 on your side" started asking questions. the county says -- it posted door notices in the area- but that doesn't mean everyone actually got the news. this morning county public works... tells 7 on your side -- they "truly apologize" because contractors should have given residents a temporary way to access their driveways. a new money-raising proposal will be discussed at metro's board meeting this thursday. the proposal involves selling naming rights for stations, such as gallery place, metro center, navy metro has seen declining revenue, with diminishing ridership. the board has enacte

it's pitting mika and joe against cuomo? really? and that would be chris cuomo.without saying that this is unparalleled. >> lynn sweet and ben howe, thanks for being with me tonight. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> thanks, chris. happy fifth of july, i hope you had a little time off for the holiday. it's nice to have you here. when the republican presidential primary process started for this past presidential election cycle, it started on the republican side with a very clear favorite. just as strongly as hillary clinton was favored to be the democratic nominee, on the republican side, from the outset, the republican nomination was seen as

governor andrew quaw -- cuomo not reassuring people calling it the summer of hell. amtrak expect delays we don't know how bad it could be, we don't know, it could be anywhere from 15 minutes to much, much longer. we'll be here throughout the morning and we get additional information on what to checking account during the morning commute. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> at least it's friday, like tam said. >>> happening today, trump and members of the national security team will meet with russian president vladimir putin at the g20 summit in germany. abc's emily wowl is following the latest. >> reporter: this morning, protesters assemblying after a full day of demonstrations to begin the g20 summit. a distinctly welcome for trump in hamburg compared to the cheering crowds in warsaw. in his speech to the people of poland, the president calling out russia for its activity in syria and ukraine. >> we urge russia to cease it's destablingizing -- destabilizing activity in syria and iran. there's a high stakes sit down between president trump and vladimir putin.

it's pitting mika and joe against cuomo? really? and that would be chris cuomo. goes without saying that this is unparalleled. >> lynn sweet and ben howe, thanks for being with me tonight. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts here zillions governor chris brian has the night off. day 167 of the trump administration and with two big international challenges facing the president right now, we have one big question, what's t

governor cuomo, he wanted to do it through tax increases. governor cuomo said no.give you the money. he still tried to push for tax increases to get for that, just for the hell of it, because he believes rich people should be paying more in the city. rich people pay a lot of taxes here. this guy is very progressive liberal. he is going to take these economic issues, which are anti-globalist, sort of progressive and quote, unquote, part of that on the right too, right? trish: right. >> he is trying to steal that mantle. do you notice, is bernie sanders over there? you would think that is place he might go, given he is in tradition. he is not there. hillary clinton is not there. but comrade bill de blasio is there. trish: combat bill is there. this is not future for democratic party. i will go out and say it. it did not work with sanders and work with comrade bill. no, no. unless you want some giant tyranny of the majority. at the end of the day, americans in their heart of hearts know that you need to rewarded hard work. his version of things does not rewarded -- >>

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cuomo gets it, bloomberg got it. that's the only way to remedy unemployment. >> kristin: i think we agree we need lower taxes but trump can't do that on his own. he needs help from congress pretty needs help from the other republicans and democrats. he's doing as much as he can. the order he passed for one regulation to get slashed. >> eboni: report card on the economy. >> kristin: a+. >> kat: i don't know. i don't want to pick a letter grade. i'm so radical and such an ideologue when it comes to government involvement that it has to be pretty severe to give a letter a but i would see a b. >> eric: i will do 100%. trying to find an economic indicator that's gone down. >> eboni: i think there is projecting going on. i give an a. >> j.d.: a+ plus, happy face, check, plus marks. it's a very good start with the economy, and partially perception and attitude but also a business guy in charge. bottom line is, my colleagues in the congress, former colleagues enjoy this july 4th break. you need to stay through august to get

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and allisisyn camerota. >> welcome to our viewers around the united states and around the world. this is "new day." tuesday, july 11th, 6:00 in new york. we begin with another major development in russia's interference in the 2016 election. here's the starting line -- "the new york times" reports donald trump jr. was told in an e-mail that a lawyer he had met with last summer would offer him dirt on hillary clinton as part of a russian government effort to help his father win the election. fueling new questions about the trump campaign's possible ties to russia. the white house is rushing to defend the president's son saying this is meaningness coincidence. we know of seven trump connection that's have lied, changed their stories, or not been forthcoming about their contacts with russia. >> congressional investigators want to talk with the president's son about his meeting with the russian lawyer. the vice chairman of the senate intel committee calls the development "clear evidence" that trump officials met with russians, with the intention of

even as you sleep, chris cuomo is caring about you. >> yes, we did a very long interview with kellyannewe care. >> tucker: good night from washington. "the five" starts now. >> kimberly: hello, everyone. i am kimberly guilfoyle here with greg gutfeld, jesse watters, juan williams, and dana perino. it is 9:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." tonight, the left is going wild over a new report about a meeting between the president's eldest son, donald trump, jr., and a russian lawyer during the 2016 campaign. >> thisum is everything people have been looking for.wy this is not only a devastating narrative, it is potentially incriminating. >> we will find not only there was collusion but money laundering.e a lot more is going to be unveiled. as i have always said, trump and his

. >> we're on day two of new york governor andrew cuom' cuomo dube "summer of hell." first two days have gone pretty smoothly. >> all right. >> some credit has to go to the transit officials with a good communication effort to get the word out. >> don't forget the brochure. >> he scoffs at it. >> i am still scoffing. >> a lot of credit, transit officials say has to go to the commuters look at him go, like michael jordan at his peak, sandy koufax. >> our customers know what traffic looks like and a hard day a commute, they are prepared. >> you have to you know deal with it. be patient. >> high 5. >> free high 5s. >> i notice size of your ice coffee is that a part of the coping mechanism for "summer of hell." >> it is every day. >> they have been on their game, with plans, they are unflap able, largely because, federal transit administration, nj trans it has more break downs than any other railroad in country, they are hardened and practiced and savvy, they have a plan they are ready. >> how far back to you have to go, to find a positive story about nj transit, i can't

governor cuomo's office has not commented on the sale of that weapon. >>> and new jersey and chris christie have struck a deal, that's after christie and his family were spotted enjoying the sus sunshine on a beach that he had closed to the public. it sparked fierce criticism, but he appeared unapologetic. >> reporter: it's the ultimate sul summer bummer. >> all 40 state parks are closed. >> reporter: closed but not for governor chris christie who had island beach state park to himself, basking with his family on acres of empty sand. >> the governor has a residence at island beach. that's the way it goes, run for governor and you can have the residence. >> reporter: christie had told reporters his family was leddheg to the beach but was implying that he was working hard. >> i didn't get any sun da local newspaper hired a plane to fly over island beach and snap those photos. when confronted, the governor's spokesperson insisted he did not get any sun because he had a baseball cap on. but here on the jersey shore, they're not buying it. the front pafrnl tge of the sta length ear ledger. when

finally, gig for your neighborhood too. >>> "new day" and chris cuomo joining us this morning.. good reference, important reference. i hope everybody hears it this morning. >>> we'll be hitting the white house news hard this morning. what is the new message when it comes to russian investigations? when it comes to the agendas for you and your life? we do know that congress has said to pass a set of sanctions on russia. this was largely bipartisan. the president had struggled with the optics on this. now it seems as though the white house will accept this. smart remove. you know how legislation works. it's going to go through both houses. would come to his desk. the president could have rejected this sanctions bill. but with bipartisan support, there was a good chance that has veto would have been overridden. and then what? we'll look at that dynamic. and then the big day with jared kushner and paul manafort talk to the senate and the house. there will be a couple of days of questioning. what will be anticipated? all of that coming up on "new day." >> thank you very much. happy

>> but we know cuomo does.my hand and i aim it at my face because i'm a self-loather. a couple of times it's happened. thank you, christine romans. so we have the advance on the president's second foreign trip. international relationships are getting more complicated so you want to focus on this. what do they say the white house agenda is. how is it going to go? obviously the headline there is at the g-20 in germany we expect the president to meet with the russian president. so we're going to bring in former state department spokes person and former deputy commanding general in afghanistan for their kind of take on what do you want to do in a meeting like this. how should the agenda be approached. we also have the former nato allie commander to talk about some of the emerging issues where russia is involved. plus, there's a domestic situation that you need to pay attention to. so the president as we know was very hung up on the idea that if we're going to talk about the election being messed with, don't talk ab

hopes on the phone with anthony scaramucci before anthony scaramucci hops on the phone with chris cuomo for 30 minutes this morning and it's anthony scaramucci who chooses not to focus on the awesome jobs news but on leaks. that's on them. >> yeah, well, i totally agree with you, and the issue of leaks the when you're given time on cnn or you're given time on any of these, you know, national networks to talk and you're not talking about the jobs announcement. >> 30 minutes. >> that may be a missed opportunity. i do think it's sort of condescending, dimissive and you're not learning the mistakes from the way you talk about the election in 2016, to say you must be living in an alternate universe if you don't see it this way. there are millions of americans who see it exactly the way i just laid out and that's what we have to understand. we're having two conversations in this country. two different groups of people seeing the news two different ways and they're not talking about it in the same way. and we cannot ignore it. >> but that is the -- >> tell trump that. tell the president that.

most recently on cnn's "new day" with chris cuomo. >> as you know from the italian expression, the fish stanks from the head down. but i can tell you two fish that don't stink, and that's me and the president. i don't like the activity that's going on in the white house. i don't like what they're doing to my friend. i don't like what they're doing to the president of the united states. or their fellow colleagues in the west wing. if you want to talk about the chief of staff, we have had odds, we have had differences. when i said we were brothers from the podium, that's because we're rough on each other. >> scaramucci had to call into cnn to explain a tweet that appears to suggest priebus, a guy who just a few days scaramucci described as a brother though today he compared it to cain and able, that priebus was behind white house leaks damaging president trump. more specifically, behind a story in politico about scaramucci's financial disclosure forms. he tweeted, quote, enlight of the leek of the my info which is a felony, i will be contacting the fbi and the justice department. #swamped

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo e cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to our viewers around the states and around the world, this is thursday, 5:57. john berman is here to help me. >> good morning. >> president trump arriving in paris as the russia investigators eliminating his son defenses. the president hoping for a boost of pageantry, he hopes it will change the conversation. the big focus will be on how mr. trump answers questions about his son's meeting with the russian lawyer told his first press conference since before the controversy. before heading overseas, the gave gave to remeal accident revealing industries. he supports that this administration was paralyzed by the russia nexts and comes to his son's deficit. he maintains that there was "zero coordination" with the congressional campaign and syria. >> he will question paul manafort. the judiciary committee leader leaders say they will -- judiciary leaders say they will discuss it today. what is in the health care bill? we'll answer -- maybe, no, by the end of the day. we have more live from paris. bon jour. >> r

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it's friday, july 7th, 6:00 here in new york. alisyn is off. poppy harlow joining me. thank you, good friend. i will try ton sneeze on you. -- try not to sneeze on you. >>> on the starting line, the high-stakes meeting between president trump and vladimir putin at the g20 summit. the face to face hours away. will president trump address russia's election meddling with putin? big question. ahead of the meet, cnn has learned that since the election russian spies are stepping up intelligence gathering efforts in the u.s. officials say russia has been emboldened by the lack of a strong response from the current and previous administrations. >> and there's backlash over president trump's comments slamming the u.s. intelligence community while he was on foreign soil. sean suggesting he doesn't -- again suggesting he doesn't fully believe his own intelligence on russia's meddling in the 2016 election. former director of national intelligence, j

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo. >> welcome to viewers in the yoits and arou united states and around the world. this is "new day." 6:00 here in new york. the story of the morning is "the new york times" interview with the president. you have to hear his opinions about how he's perceived around the world. whether he made the right choice for attorney general and maybe most important his reckoning of what line the special counsel should not cross and what happens if he does. >> this was a wide ranging interview and they covered a lot of ground. the president accuses james comey of trying to leverage that it dossier of compromising information in order to keep his job. the president also issued a warning to special counsel robert mueller about the scope of the russia investigation. once again, trump insists that he himself is not under investigation. trump also talks about that undies closed meeting with vladimir putin. let's begin our coverage with one of the junlists who conducted that interview. "new york times" white house correspondent maggie, wide ranging interview that you

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, welcome to your "new day." chris is off this morning. john berman joins me. great to have you here. >> happy to be here. >> a new poll shows president trump's approval rating sliding the a record low. the abc news "washington post" poll finds 36% of americans approve of the job mr. trump is doing, the lowest of any president in seven decades. mr. trump unleashing a flurry of tweets defending his son's meeting with the russian attorney and once again attacking the media and hillary clinton. >> this as one of the president's biggest campaign promises, to repeal and replace obamacare, faces a new setback. the senate delayed the vote as senator john mccain recovering from blood clot surgery. let's begin with cnn's joe johns live at the white house. good morning, joe. >> good morning, john. president trump is back in washington, d.c. frankly hoping to turn the page after a week of revelations regarding donald trump jr.'s meeting with the russian lawyer. it does appear that the swirl of contingency is continuing to

chris cuomo, as he calls himself, the mooch, this morning.if you want to talk about the chief of staff, we have had odds, we have had differences. when i said we were brothers from the podium, that's because we're rough on each other. some brothers are like cane and abel. other brothers can fight with each other and get aleng. i done know if this is reparable or not. that will be up to the president. >> one ended up murdering the other one, i mean, is this what the president wants? >> well, don, let me tell you a few things before i get to that point. i have a brother. i don't treat him the way that kane treated abel. i'm italian. i don't talk the way scaramucci talks. i'm from long island. i don't behave the way he behaves. there are a lot of us who have brothers and are from long island and are italian are being smeared with these days. i don't own any of it. >> amen, brother. >> put that aside, i do think this is what the president wants. his style in the past in business was to identify a problem and then go to some guy, he thought the to

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." it is another big day, where i am here in washington. chris is off this morning, john berman joins me from new york. john, great to see crow. >> so much news, we had to be in two cities at once. >> that's right. so let's get right to it. up first, "the new york times" and "washington post" with new reporting that president trump's legal team is trying to undercut special counsel, robert mueller. the president's lawyers are investigating the investigators in hopes of discrediting the russia investigation. >> "the washington post" also reports that the president is asking advisers about his ability to pardon his aides with, family members, and possibly even himself. this as the president has re-shuffled his legal team. we have it all covered for you. let's begin with cnn's senior washington correspondent, joe johns, live at the white house. good morning, joe. >> john, i think reshuffling is the word. the president has already signalled that he is geari inin fo

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is a special independence day edition of "new day." it is tuesday, july 4th, 6:00 here in new york. chris is off today. john berman joins me. >> happy birthday, america. >> great to have you here. >>> we begin on the starting line with breaking news. a new provocation from north korea. the regime claims it successfully launched its first intercontinental ballistic missile, landing roughly 200 miles from japan's coast. if true, it would be a significant development in north korea's efforts to threaten the u.s. president trump reacting on twitter, asking if kim jong-un "has anything better to do with his life." suggesting china could increase pressure on north korea. >> the president is preparing for a crucial international trip where he will meet with leaders at the g-20 summit including a face-to-face session with russian president vladimir putin. this as new jersey governor chris christie tries to move past his beach day controversy, signing a

that's saying something. >> he office with chris cuomo for a half hour. on a day when they should have been taking a victory lap over the foxconn $10 million deal in wisconsin -- >> or pushing health care -- >> that should have been the message if they wanted to do winning -- you're going to be tired of winning. it wasn't. it was about leaking. the communications director missed a moment there. missed a real moment there. >> instead, we're opening "the new york times" and seeing the "f" word printed in the "a" section. this is not normal times. sorry to leave it there. we'll check back in 20 minutes to get more on this. >> yeah. >>> next, the attorney general speaking out. what does he have to say about the president's week of cyber taunts? discover card. hey. what can you tell me about your new social security alerts? oh! we'll alert you if we find your social security number on any one of thousands of risky sites, so you'll be in the know. ooh. sushi. ugh. being in the know is a good thing. sign up online for free. discover social security alerts. this

it's pitting mika and joe against cuomo? really? and that would be chris cuomo. and it goes without saying that this is unparalleled. >> lynn sweet and ben howe, thanks for being with me tonight. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> thanks, chris. happy fifth of july, i hope you had a little time off for the holiday. it's nice to have you here. when the republican presidential primary process started for this past presidential election cycle, it started on the republican side with a very clear favorite. just as strongly as hillary clinton was favored to be the democratic nominee, on the republican side, from the outset, the republican nomination was seen as jeb bush's to lose. jeb bush had universal name recognition. his father had been president. his brother had been president. they both supported him and were working their considerable republican political networks to try to help sew up the nomination for good old jeb. jeb also started running very early, in the fall of 2014 he was already signaling that he was go

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and allison camarata. >> good morning, allison is off, poppy harlow joins me. we have a lot of anticipation building at the g-20 summit in hamburg, germany. in just a few hours, president trump and russia's vladimir putin will sit down for a face-to-face meeting. will russia's election meddling be part of their discussion? >> this meeting happens as current and former u.s. intelligence sources tell cnn that since the election, russian spies have stepped up their intelligence gathering efforts in america. officials say the kremlin is emboldened by the lack of a strong response from the current administration and from the obama administration. we have it all covered. let's go first to sara murray who's live for us in hamburg, germany. good morning, sara. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. well, presidents trump and putin did meet briefly earlier this morning for the first time. they shook hands but the real substance will come later in what is sure to be a closely scrutinized formal bilateral meeting between the two leaders. >> if putin likes dona

>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is wednesday, july 12th. 6:00 here in new york. it's a very busy news day. here is our starting line. the trump white house dealing with snowballing revelations about donald trump jr.'s meeting with a russian lawyer during last year's campaign. there are now multiple press reports of turmoil among the president's inner circle about how to handle this crisis. the president's son breaking his silence admitting that he would do things differently if he had the chance. the newly released e-mails of the clearest proof yet that trump jr. understood that the meeting was meant to get dirt on hillary clinton from the russian government. >>> cnn has learned that the special counsel, robert mueller and his investigator will be looking into that meeting that trump had with the russian lawyer and it would be a surprise if he were not going to look into these. we've also learned that those e-mails were discovered as jared kushner and his legal team were preparing fo

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is thursday, july 27th, 6:00 here in new york. we're going to get to all of the big political stories today in a moment. first, we begin with breaking news for you. one person has been killed and at least seven hurt after this ride breaks at the ohio state fair, tossing passengers into the air and crashing to the ground. >> we've all seen rides like this. we keep freezing the video because some of it's disturbing. you just have to take a look at it to appreciate what this apparent malfunction wound up doing. people got flung 20 to 30 feet from being that high at speed on to the ground. investigators have shut down all the rides at the fair. they're trying to figure out what went wrong. we have cnn's ryan young live in columbus, ohio, with the breaking details. this ride combines all the risk factors, right? you got a bunch of people, you got it swinging fast, and it's at elevation. >> reporter: absolutely. look, this is a horri

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> we want to welcome our viewers. it is monday july 17, chris is off, john berman joining us. >> happy monday. >> here is our on starting line. new poll shows the president's approval rating hitting a record low. the abc news "washington post" poll finds just 36% approve of the president's job performance. that is the lowest six month approval rating of any president in seven decades. president trump remains defiant in the face of the latest russia revelations s unleashing tweets defending his son and attacking the media. and now the secret service is refuting one of the claims made by the trump team. >>> and the white house trying to get everyone's attention back to the president's agenda. they are announcing new theme weeks beginning this week with made in america week. that is what they are calling it. will any of this change the political situation for them however. one of the president's key promises to repeal and replace obamacare facing a new set back. the senate has delayed a vote on the latest health care pla