express and the daily mail know it will take a bit of worklj express and the daily mail know it willk. i think everyone thinks it's a done deal, and it isn't. i think they would like to see that there is some movement finally happening. when this takes a year, or another year, what happens? the hyperbole has built people up, and if it doesn't happen... isn't that what tabloid papers do? where is my gavel? could i interject a concept here? isn't the point of today's vote that we are leaving the european union? no. up are leaving the european union? no. up to this point, we could turn back. theresa may has to go to the european council and officially say we're leaving. this gives her the permission. it gives the right to trigger article 50. what today is about is the fact that parliament said to theresa may, you cannot use the royal prerogative, the ancient right of kings and queens in this country, to pass a law. that is what the whole article 50 court case was about, and for the first time in over three centuries, the prime minister... it was a done deal anyway. iq suggesting, suzy,

daily express. it has another line in stories apart from the weather and the usual royal things.t about brexit here. let's explain what they're talking about. furious at new bid to wreck huw exit. who is threatening to wreck it and why? this is the senior house, the house of lords, and we know that mrs may got a surprising mandate, surprisingly large. i do about tony with his knowledge of the corridors of power. so, really it should be full tea m of power. so, really it should be full team ahead, both parties have replied and perhaps mr corbyn has taken even more flak than he normally does because of the way his party agreed with so many of the terms, no amendments, lots of promises to fight on every corner, but it is going through. and of course we know that there is a stumbling block, there is the house of lords, and now the daily express, i think they try to conjure up some early fear, some early intervention so early fear, some early intervention so that everybody is on alert to the lords. there have even been implicit threat that if they try to stop this they will show their

a new study linking obesity to 11 types of cancer makes the daily express's front page.o whether a cancer surgeon removed women's breasts unnecessarily. claims that the government is revisiting changes that would see drivers insurance premiums go up by several hundred pounds. he says sorry and pays £363 million, thatis he says sorry and pays £363 million, that is 10% of his net worth. it is also worth bearing in mind the 500 million that he took out of the business ten years ago. it was making a profit and that he had stuck that into a

the daily express says that the eu wants to hit the uk with a bill of £49 billion as part of brexit.nly 16 minutes to do is turn. we will start with the daily mail. at last an end to the witchhunt. this is a long—running campaign to say that these trips have had these allegations held over them for a decade and nothing has come of it. they had put it on their front page because they consider it their victory, although other papers have been campaigning as well. they mention a lawyer who has been struck off over his tank chasing tactics here. this has been something that has put a lot of

the daily express goes with the same story, describing it as goes with the same story, describing itasateeth for customers. the times is claiming that a senior mp has received funding from a chinese law firm with links to the chinese government. the paper says there is no suggestion of impropriety. the ft focuses on donald trump smack the decision to review us financial regulations put in place after the 2008 crash. the telegraph leads with news that the government will force developers to use land they have planning permission for or risk losing it. the guardian reports european leaders at a summit in malta have attacked donald trump for his anti—eu rhetoric. and the daily mail brings us news of a shortage of vegeta bles brings us news of a shortage of vegetables in britain's supermarkets. let's begin with the i and the attack on the louvre. an egyptian suspect known to the security services. threat of terrorism here to stay. the french have become used to wear high level of security and it isn't going anywhere any time soon. —— to a high level. this is why we have scary people holding

the daily express understory, they mention it on the front page but the details are inside and familiarigel farage again with donald trump, at a dinner this time on the saturday night, last night. dinner with donald it is captioned. nigel farage showing again what great friends he is. not many people in this country are keen on donald trump but nigel farage seems to be and there he is at the centre of it. i was interested in the table setting. he seems a little bit far away. perhaps not central enough for his liking. but grinning like the cheshire cat. it looks like the dinner party from hell. two of the most unpleasant people on the planet sitting at the same table, that is my view. there will be many people thinking, that is great, nigel farage is making contact with donald trump but as a journalist, at the moment, ifeel angry trump but as a journalist, at the moment, i feel angry with what the president is doing. he has excluded the bbc and new york times and washington post from briefings and it is the first time a sitting us president does not go to the white house correspondent ‘s

he's quoted in the daily express as hitting out at the "hysterical" overreactions of the president'sy times has investigated what it call "deficiencies" in defence procurement, including ships so noisy russian submarines can hear them 100 miles away. the photograph is of england player ben te‘o celebrating victory over france in the six nations rugby. finally, the mail on sunday's headline is a story about the former ukip leader nigel farage, and how he is sharing a £4 million property in west london with his friend, laure ferrari, a french politician. let's begin. first, the observer. he will have to come to mr trump in a moment. the lead story, tories break with policy to back renters. moment. the lead story, tories break with policy to back rentersm moment. the lead story, tories break with policy to back renters. it is breaking with the thatcher policies, but you could also see it as theresa may breaking with cameron as well. this is essentially saying that it is now so difficult for so many families to ever get on the housing ladder that now they should sort out the renting sect

the daily express says that the eu wants to hit the uk with a bill of £49 billion as part of brexit.there is a lot to keep us busy. and only 16 minutes to do is turn. we will start with the daily mail. at last an end to the witchhunt. this is a long—running campaign to say that these trips have had these allegations held over them for a decade and nothing has come of it. they had put it on their front page because they consider it their victory, although other papers have been campaigning as well. they mention a lawyer who has been struck off over his tank chasing tactics here. this has been something that has put a lot of pressure on vetera ns has put a lot of pressure on veterans who avoided been through an awful lot. the government is the same label nb claims brought against vetera ns same label nb claims brought against veterans from the afghan conflict. this is a very popular move across the country. yes, there may have been things that were wrong but where other word criminal acts they deserve to be investigated properly and we have had cases where service men have been jailed

the daily express looks at storm doris. the times leads with a story about students. ent quality will be threatened within the force. the daily mail leads with a story about tumble dryers. what a mix. a real mix of stories. doris features heavily. the metro has decided to read on the latest migrant figures. they all kinds of reported in a different way. it's all how you want to read the figures. metro says that migrants could uk after brexit fault. net migration is actually up. it is just fault. net migration is actually up. it isjust slumming. a lot of fault. net migration is actually up. it is just slumming. a lot of these figures are focusing on the polish and to give the bulgarians are taking the place is. i think that the focus is on the number of eastern european immigrants that came here in the first wave in the first group of eight countries. you pointed out the remaining and the body of years. that is on the financial times. remaining and the body of years. that is on the financial timesm seems to be as ever, complicated. lots of people would like to think tha

and finally, the daily express reports on a terminally ill man with cancer, being cured by a new wonderig talking points. john, the speaker‘s bid to silence trump. it is extraordinary. it is, notjust him saying, i will not have this guy speaking in front of the houses of parliament, but it is because he is sexist, racist, and unfit to speak before mps? it was outstanding, many people believe that the speaker of the house of commons is meant to be neutral in such matters, they are there to moderate the political debate. but apparently, there to moderate the political debate. butapparently, he there to moderate the political debate. but apparently, he is saying no, i‘m only neutral on domestic matters, not foreign affairs. this is foreign affairs. the language that he uses, he effectively said that he uses, he effectively said that donald trump is racist and sexist, and we, in this country, believe in an independentjudiciary and liberty for all people and respect regardless of colour or creed, and stuck it to him, quite frankly. mps applauded, they are not meant to, a huge round of applau

a new ally in the shape of the former archbishop of canterbury — george carey is quoted in the daily expressncies in defence procurement, including ships so noisy russian submarines can hear them 100 miles away. the photograph is of england player ben te'o celebrating victory over france in the six nations rugby. finally, the mail on sunday's headline is a story about the former ukip leader nigel farage, and how he is sharing a £4 million property in west london with his friend, laure ferrari, a french politician. after days of mass protests, romania's government has withdrawn plans to water down the country's anti—corru ption laws. an official decree had decriminalised many offences committed by government officials. but that sparked the country's biggest anti—government demonstrations since the fall of communism. from bucharest, steve rosenberg reports. in the caress tonight it felt like an entire country had come together in one square. for five days, romanian have been protesting against the government decree. it would have meant some public officials who abused their power could not be

the daily express, which campaigned for the uk to leave the european union, describes yesterday's brexit

on the front page of the daily express a follow on with eu exit, time to get on with it, a theme fromrdian this morning also with a picture of tara palmer—tomkinson, and the story of anger and dismay greeting the announcement by the government that it will end its commitment to provide a lone child refugees in europe. i know lots of people are enjoying the rugby at the moment, you included, charlie. the mirror have done a piece about eddiejones who has been compared to brian clough, because the thing about eddiejones is clough, because the thing about eddie jones is he clough, because the thing about eddiejones is he has got that air of confidence. he exudes confidence the whole time and lows on into his players. he is quite clever at manipulating us, journalists. he has said his players are scared of playing wales at home. not all of them are scared of playing wales at home, but it is the clever thing to say. he has said privately that he knows journalists want the headline and if you don't give them something to talk about they will talk about something else. he is deciding what the

we've had an early warning, we were told last week this could happen and the daily express front pageover the next few days. i'm not sure about the name doris for a storm. it's not dangerous enough, it is too kind. certainly windy on the way to work this morning! front page of the times, lots of the papers have picked up on this picture. boris not doris. yes! jogging yesterday, it is his fitness regime we've been talking about, going out with not just a t—shirt but a fleece and a hat and just a t—shirt but a fleece and a hatand swimming just a t—shirt but a fleece and a hat and swimming shorts. a unique outfit for running. lots of the papers talking about wayne rooney potentially going to china. mourinho's interviewed yesterday and he was refusing to say wayne rooney would stay at the club but they're saying £750,000 a week for going to china for wayne rooney and ollie was saying the chinese transfer window closes next week so it could happen. mourinho didn't rule it out yesterday either so watch this space. interesting. let's go to ben with the business news. you're talking about ene

the daily mail reports that motorists should be wary of buying diesel vehicles after a warning from chris grayling. expressis, as uk taxpayers are subsidising low paid jobs for foreign workers. the daily mail front page says she is one of several residents that has been made homeless because of a fire caused by a whirlpool dryer. in the guardian warns that tens of thousands of schoolchildren are being put at risk due to toxic fumes. let us begin. perhaps you would kick us off. the daily telegraph, the front page, we are the workers party now. theresa may. very ominous words if you are a labour supporter or labour mp, she has been saying this theme, she has been putting her tanks on labour's drawn, she is saying now it is really, really true because of this catastrophic performance by labour losing this seat of copeland which has been in powerfor 73 years, and a pretty poor showing in stoke although they held onto the seat. they basically halved their majority. she's reinforcing that message. labour is out of touch, jeremy corbyn doesn't speak for working class communities. haemorrhaging support, not winnin

. >> i appreciate that testimony, professor maile, and but you did say to the daily cal, "i expressed some concerns since i was working with the developer engineer, i expressed myself on that work". do you want to elaborate on that? >> supervisor, as soon as you believe any writer puts down on print, i will step down from my work and give up. >> fair response. >> colleagues, i know we have members of the public for this as well >> they knew they should have a technical engineer and that did not happen. they knew in 2009. mayor lee was the city administrator at the time and i think he had to know what was going on. there are no documents in the city files that talk about all the problems that were found and in the letters written to dbi. the only thing they find is the letters say they were fine. this continues to be a problem. in a report from mr. hamburger. if you look at the report, it says the foundation was safe. mr. haira characterizes the building was safe. the electrical system and they summarize that the building was safe. if you read page 7 from the city, it says these are ba

which got us here at mtp daily thinking about what other expressions have had their meanings changed used to mean either a bottom feeder that tastes good or a hall of fame pitcher. but now is means using social media to pretend to be someone else. how about hail mary. we all know the religious meaning of that term, but it's also come to mean a desperation pass at the end of football game or frankly a desperation move by someone with nothing left to lose. a gaslight used to be just that. gaslight. a light powered by illuminating gas, but the 1944 movie with ingram and charles changed the meaning to mean manipulating someone to questioning their own sanity. and slam dunk, easy basket that has come to mean something that's effortlessly done. oh, like the invision of iraq and they have not. language is dynamic. and it's fun to watch it change and grow through the years. and we decided not to add inside baseball to our list, well, it's too inside baseball. we'll be right back. and moment away... with every click...call...punch... and paycheck... you've earned your medicare. it was a deal

it hurts to see the level, not just of the confusion, but fear and pain they expressed to us on a daily basis. it's very very painful. i want to share with you in recent experience that in mind opinion constitutes psychological warfare. some words i don't like to use good but in our community it has become a reality. before i do that i would like to thank a colleague to my the absolute is tremendous respect [inaudible] is the executive director of the community of the good samaritan community center. >>[applause] just last week on a thursday, i received a text early in the morning from another partner organization called mission economic development association. the text read, ice is [inaudible] please, be on alert. that was the first text picking throughout the date and i moved from nonprofit organization to nonprofit organization they visited [inaudible] they visited good samaritan. they visited mission house and development corporation and they also visited catholic charities you venture fund services, [inaudible] and mission. you can't imagine the level of despair that our staff and

. >> i appreciate that testimony, professor maile, and but you did say to the daily cal, "i expressed some concerns since i was working with the developer engineer, i expressed myself on that work". do you want to elaborate on that? >> supervisor, as soon as you believe any writer puts down on print, i will step down from my work and give up. >> fair response. >> colleagues, i know we have members of the public for this as well >> they knew they should have a technical engineer and that did not happen. they knew in 2009. mayor lee was the city administrator at the time and i think he had to know what was going on. there are no documents in the city files that talk about all the problems that were found and in the letters written to dbi. the only thing they find is the letters say they were fine. this continues to be a problem. in a report from mr. hamburger. if you look at the report, it says the foundation was safe. mr. haira characterizes the building was safe. the electrical system and they summarize that the building was safe. if you read page 7 from the city, it says these are ba

. >> i appreciate that testimony, professor maile, and but you did say to the daily cal, "i expressed some concerns since i was working with the developer engineer, i expressed myself on that work". do you want to elaborate on that? >> supervisor, as soon as you believe any writer puts down on print, i will step down from my work and give up. >> fair response. >> colleagues, i know we have members of the public for this as well >> they knew they should have a technical engineer and that did not happen. they knew in 2009. mayor lee was the city administrator at the time and i think he had to know what was going on. there are no documents in the city files that talk about all the problems that were found and in the letters written to dbi. the only thing they find is the letters say they were fine. this continues to be a problem. in a report from mr. hamburger. if you look at the report, it says the foundation was safe. mr. haira characterizes the building was safe. the electrical system and they summarize that the building was safe. if you read page 7 from the city, it says these are ba

. >> i appreciate that testimony, professor maile, and but you did say to the daily cal, "i expressedome concerns since i was working with the developer engineer, i expressed myself on that work". do you want to elaborate on that? >> supervisor, as soon as you believe any writer puts down on print, i will step down from my work and give up. >> fair response. >> colleagues, i know we have members of the public for this as well >> they knew they should have a technical engineer and that did not happen. they knew in 2009. mayor lee was the city administrator at the time and i think he had to know what was going on. there are no documents in the city files that talk about all the problems that were found and in the letters written to dbi. the only thing they find is the letters say they were fine. this continues to be a problem. in a report from mr. hamburger. if you look at the report, it says the foundation was safe. mr. haira characterizes the building was safe. the electrical system and they summarize that the building was safe. if you read page 7 from the city, it says these are base

daily news, and response. president trump stomata to the supreme court expressed disdain for part-time protesters in a series ofolumnist published by color university newspaper and at what time had to retract a fabricated story about a student activist. neil gorsuch, nominated by trump tuesday night, graduated from the ivy league school of columbia in 1988 with a political science degree while enrolled he penned columns the columbia daily spectator about what he perceived as liberal bias plaguing the student body. in one column, gorsuch blasted student coalitions protesting american companies profiting off of south africa's segregation of apartheid system." he was very young, but your thoughts? >> i am cautious about imputing the police the people had in college today are as an adult. i think if any of my college friends who i was appearing on this show, they would be shocked to learn that. some people do change. but when you look at neil issuch's record, i think it clear from how yes behaved as an adult, as a judge, that he still holds a very conservative ideology and that when you look at his record when he w

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expression to be restored in turkey. reporter: he has been in detention since february 14. the turkey correspondent for german dailyr investigation for allegedly supporting a terrorist organization. earlier, he quoted from a leaked email written by the energy mystery of turkey who is also the son-in-law of the turkish president. he is being held at eight -- in a small cell at police headquarters in istanbul. in berlin, fellow journalists demonstrated friday morning in front of angela merkel's office where they delivered a petition signed by over 100,000 people urging the german government and the eu commission to call for freedom of expression in turkey. >> only my paper has members and reporters -- the other chief is in jail. we want the german government to be aware of it and to do their best. reporter: deutsche welle has also called for the release of the journalists in detention in turkey. this is about the release of all of the journalists who are in custody. as long as even one colleague is in detention in turkey because of his or her critical reporting, turkey cannot be treated as a normal, democratic partne

the express says a newjab could stop millions of people developing type 2 diabetes and also speculates on whether cheryl cole is pregnant. and this is also the dailyr. also featuring that photograph of cheryl. you do wonder... and a single mum has also won £14 million. good on her. one story dominating. that is terrorism. the question on the front page of the daily telegraph. did uk terror pay outs go to isil? indeed. what happened at iraq and thereafter. the money that was paid to this man is something thatis was paid to this man is something that is going to be talked about for days. newspapers are going to take a different tact, different angle. the daily telegraph looking at the money that was paid to him, and wondering if some of that was actually used to fund the activities of isil. other newspapers, my one included want to know why that was made. i think these are issues that are going to run in tandem. it is easy to say no. we know so much more about this particular character. but certainly are feeling, rulings that some of those from guantanamo bay were innocent. shakily radicalised, lost their way. this is an example, i am afraid, andl t

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express, freezing gales will hit the uk over the next 10 days. they love the weather story, don't they? sometimes they don't get it right! the dailyph, a headline we haven't seen for a while, the greek debt crisis. a new one according to the paper. that's based on what the imf have said, warning that greek debt is on this awful path and the question is, going to bail them out? they've said they don't want to do it, the imf are saying, not us this time. it's interesting because they will go to the eu and say that they need to help. injuly the eu and say that they need to help. in july is the eu and say that they need to help. injuly is going to come to a head because greece owes 7 billion euros. germany at the moment is really a m euros. germany at the moment is really am willing to help bail them out because angela merkel has an election coming up and a lot of populist parties in germany are saying, why should hard—working germans have to bail out people working in athens, it's not fair. and there will be that feeling that good money is being thrown after bad as well. if this is true, it hasn't worked and interesting to see how th

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really sad thing that i am certainly experiencing on a daily basis, it's not so much the violent protests, it is the way that anyone who expressesny kind of understanding of or support for what trump is doing, the conversation is closed down by everyone on the left. you remember the bay area, out in california, you can't say anything, can't even have a conversation. >> terrifying if you do. >> 1776. >> you talk about being out in san francisco, the last hour of talking to a student in berkeley who is the head of the republican party on the berkeley campus, and i said to them, my goodness, you are around and uc berkeley -- ucla berkeley identifying as a young republican? he said it feels like it is important that he stands up and has his voice heard. what is amazing about that, it is rebellious, to be a conservative. it is brave to go out there and be a conservative on the berkeley campus, like you were saying. the way the roles are reversed, you talk about fascism. that on the screen is fascism, when people are violently opposed to allowing other points of view. if you don't speak out like everyone else, the exact same way, that

daily allowance for business trips and cut bonuses. cuts started last year after the bubusiness was hit by a scandaln 2015. sources say the labor union has expressed a degree of understanding and will begin talks with management. and it's not just ordinary workers losing out. managers, includinging 34 executives will be takinging pay cuts. turning to the markets, tokyo stocks fell on a weaker dollar. uncertainties over the u.s. president donald trump's policies are cappinging the bounce on the greenback. our business reporter has more from the tokyo stock exchange. >> investors are feeling the political risk in the yuan that's dragging down u.s. treasury yields and the dollar and weighing on japanese exporters, the nikkei 225 finished at 19,234, extending losses for a second session. as for a week, the index fell 0.7% and the topix ended .4%. the dollar weakened to a one-week low after expectations for a march rate hike abated as fed officials are suggestinging gradual rate rises. toshiba shares fell 9.2%. the company is reeling from a $ billioion loss. toshiba is asking its union for emergency salary cuts. on the flip side. sharp rose 2.8%, after

and why political expression is a slam dunk in the world of basketball. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." no, i don't believe any american is the enemy of any other american. 28 days later and you could argue a toxic fog has descended on american politics just four weeks into the trump presidency. hard to see through the thicket of crises and chaos. makes you wonder, is that by accident or design? because amid the aply koicoined "the fog of trump," we're seeing uncomfortable issues facing this administration get obscured. the spect kacle likely to grow more spectacular when mr. trump holds a campaign rally tomorrow night swirling around the president's ties to russia. but even though they're being fogged over, those questions aren't going away. the president's carefully worded denials yesterday haven't convinced top republicans including the top republican in the senate who strikingly said this today. >> yesterday the president said in his press conference that nobody he knew of from his

daily basis. >> we want to show that america, the majority of americans do not support what he's doing. >> if there's a problem we don't sit back and take it. we expressselves. >> after spelling out the word resist, demonstrators joined hands for forming a human chain that stretched the length of th beach. >>> a video of the night to show you of a swiftwater rescue north of sacramento. an 81-year-old man swept out of his car yesterday afternoon into rushing water. national guard crew happened to be in the area. they were observing flooding in greenville nearby. they get into action after getting the 911 call. there were frightening moments. guard member works to get a harness on the man. gets it on the man. hoists the man out of there to safety. >> boy. >> nice job, folks. >> such gratitude for the national guard. so lucky they were close by. my goodness. >> lucky man there. >>> it is a parade that is as old as gold rush days. this year it did not disappoint. beautiful weather, beautiful parade goers there, beautiful displays. a gragg dragon, gorgeous much, much better weather for the parade if san francisco. hundreds of thousands of people packed t

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daily basis. >> we want to show that america, the majority of americans does not support what he's doing. >> if there's a problem we don't just sit back and take it. we express ourselves. >> after spelling out resist, demonstrators joined hands to form a human chain that stretched the length of the beach. >> the president is spending the weekend in florida has his mar-a-lago resort. entertaining the prime minister of japan. the two leaders hit the golf court today. the president did post a picture on twitter of the event, appearing to show him and the prime minister giving each other a high-five. it comes as the trump administration considers his next move in the fight over the president's immigration ban. the president says white house attorneys are working on a rewrite of that executive order. >> the fact that there's a new executive order won't necessarily get them off the hook with the present litigation. >> first lady melania trump took a tour with japan's first lady through the japanese gardens in nearby delray beach. >> fireworks, dragons, plenty of spectators. it is a tradition that has been going on since the 1860s and christy smith is among the sit

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expressing an opinion. this is the australian, "allies in a war of words, megaphone diplomacy" the sydney morning herald, "dumb deal" quoting mr trump's tweet. and this christian, is the dailyraph, which is to the point: "donald thump". so, we've got a flavour as to the how the australians might be feeling christian but here's a little more of what the president's press secretary had to say, just a short time ago. i have a lot of respect for australia, i love it as a country, but we had a problem where, for whatever reason, president 0bama said they would take probably well over 1000 illegal immigrants who we re over 1000 illegal immigrants who were in prisons and they were going to ta ke were in prisons and they were going to take them into this country and i just said why question what ijust wa nted just said why question what ijust wanted to ask that question. 1000, it could be 2000, could be more. i said why? what is the purpose? we will see what happens. the previous administration does something, you have to respect that, but you can also say why are we doing this? that is when you're in the jam we are in. with me now is representative marsha blackburn, a republican f

a right to express themselves, i think, quote, they should be swlat embarrassed with how they handle themselves. >>> for more on the trump administration, we're joined by host of "the daily," a new podcast of "the new york times." michael, welcome. >> good morning. >> first let's talk about the travel ban. you heard president trump say he might issue a new order this week. he's going to surprise us. what do you think the best course of action for the administration at this point is? to take this through the courts or to issue a new order? >> it certainly looks like the legal path is treacherous for the president and he knows if this goes to the supreme court, the math right now is really difficult for him and it might not ever happen. so it sounds like he's talking about a do-over, a new executive order that would replace the current one that the united states court of appeals has basically told him is legally flawed. that would be a real s him and doesn't look like he wants to admit that it's a do over, but that may be, in fact, what it is, if he issues a new executive order on monday. >> the white house has seen its fair share of turmoil this week, michael. let's talk