we will have live to las vegas with dana white.fter threatening a government shutdown, president donald trump is blaming the debt ceiling mess on gop leaders in congress. request tweeted, i mitch mcconnell and paul ryan type of legislation into the popular the a's till for easy -- va bill for easy approval. could have been so easy, now a mess. joining us from washington with the latest is bloomberg had of congressional coverage. is this indeed a mess? are we going to do what we usually do is, you get a messy run off and that of the last minute they hammer something out? is there optimism? republican leaders are trying to remain a united front and say there is no problem. ryan says i am not worried about it. everyone is trying to say, we are going to be fine, but there really are some problems. they come back at the beginning of september. the house is only scheduled to be in session for 12 legislative days in the month. they are facing the government funding running out at the end at the same time the debt ceiling needs to be raise

dana white has no intention of him getting any of it. he wants him to leave after those two fights.'t think he'll give him percentages or ari emanuel from wme. don't forget about him. but his leverage will be huge, conor's and going into his next ufc fight he'll be able to garner more than $14 million after that fight and then after this one he will be legendary win or lose. vonnie: what will his money maker be in hollywood? >> ross mentioned ari, he was a big, big part of this and those agencies love to see the crossover appeal. this guy conor mcgregor has crossover appeal and you see the ratings he gets. vonnie: $15 million worth of crossover and he might make $15 million in ufc but what would he make in hollywood, a few hundred thousand? >> who knows, there are big paychecks bandied around for movies and promotions and all those type of things. probably it's a market he hasn't fully tapped and this will be a platform to raise his profile even more. mark: all we're talking about is mcgregor. let's talk about mayweather. if he wins he gets the magic 50 if you believe it's a fight a

beings we get it we like it. >> i know how you can top this i want to see conor mcgregor versus dana whiteould take these brutal hits to the head. yes. >> i'm almost 50-years-old, getting on a treadmill is brutal for me >> dana, thank you very much for joining us today oh is there thank from ufc. >>> you going to watch it? >> i probably will my history is that i say i'm not going to and then i'm never doing anything else on saturday night so i'll probably buy it. >> i'll come over to your house and watch it for a few minutes i'm not contributing, just free loading. the robot dance off. how many robots it took to set a new world record ahead on "fast money" nicholas johnston said something that could turn into a nuclear event for the market he'll reveal what that is. warren, to help me deal. isn't that right warren? well, you could get support from thinkorswim's in-app chat. it lets you chat and share your screen directly with a live person right from the app, so you don't need a comfort pony. oh, so what about my motivational meerkat? in-app chat on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >> w

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i don't expect saturday to be either. >> that was dana white speaking with cnn's don riddell, guys.at, heavy bets have started coming in on mayweather. they took multiple million-dollar bets in vegas yesterday according to reports. and just so you know, christine, if you bet a million dollars on mayweather to win the fight, you only win $200,000. so the return is not great. >> whoa. >> that's how confident some are that mayweather will win the fight easily. >> wow. >> dana didn't do a great job encouraging me to fork over the $100 on saturday -- i was on the fence. now -- >> he basically said it's fear of missing out. no guarantee it's going to be great. >> nice to see you this morning. >> all right. >> thank you, man. >>> her pipe dream finally came true. 53-year-old mavis wanczyk of chicopee, massachusetts, the sole winner of the powerball jackpot. she discovered she won leaving while her -- while leaving her job at the mercy medical center. how did she celebrate the life changing event? >> what are you going to do tenant to celebrate? >> i'm going to go hide in my bed. [ laughter

. >> dana white says jon jones has failed a drug test.s one related to his fight last month with daniel cormier and not has been stripped of his title. jones says he is now working with the crews to have his of course, this is not the first time that jon jones has failed a drug test around a fight. >> got a little history. all of the little leaguers in williamsport on tuesday night washed away. >> almost quite literally. >> good news in utica, partly cloudy. high mid-70s on wednesday. good morning, america. >> boston, cleveland fans mark your calendar for opening day. >>> up next in "the pulse," a woman who was born during the 1979 eclipse gives birth to a daughter during monday's. >>> wow. the unique looking limes that are now becoming a hit with foodies and beer drinkers. we'll tell you why. outer layer of your enamel tooth surface. white, the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient for a lifetime the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter th

miller and dana white. >>> we've been joking around the office this week about forming our own hate groupnd i think we should do it. on the rise all around the country and it seems ashamed to get left out. none of the more than 900 hate groups out there taps into what many of us are feeling. of course, we'll need a catchy name and a logo and silly costume of some kind. those always make hate groups seem so much more intimidating and important. before we come up with the names and the trapping of a better hate group. better figure out who to hate first. that's really key. this hate group will direct our animosity and prejudice to hate. as franklin roosevelt said if he was alive today. the only thing we have to hate is hate itself. i bet we can sign up a lot of people. look, it's fun to mock these groups, but as we've seen in virginia, we have to take them very seriously and so do our leaders. these groups won't overthrow our government. but what really matters is that a small group of people can still do enormous damage. i always love to hear from you. follow me on twitter and facebook. >>

miller and dana white. >>> we've been joking around the office this week about forming our own hate groupld do it. on the rise all around the country and it seems ashamed to get left out. none of the more than 900 hate groups out there taps into what many of us are feeling. of course, we'll need a catchy name and a logo and silly costume of some kind. those always make hate groups seem so much more intimidating and important. before we come up with the names and the trapping of a better hate group. better figure out who to hate first. that's really key. this hate group will direct our animosity and prejudice to hate. as franklin roosevelt said if he was alive today. the only thing we have to hate is hate itself. i bet we can sign up a lot of people. look, it's fun to mock these groups, but as we've seen in virginia, we have to take them very seriously and so do our leaders. these groups won't overthrow our government. but what really matters is that a small group of people can still do enormous damage. i always love to hear from you. follow me on twitter and facebook. >>> that will do it

ed henry is live at the white house with more. ed? >> dana, that's right.ews has confirmed that this predawn raid occurred in late july. very recently at the virginia home of paul manafort. remember, for a brief time in 2016, he ran the president's campaign. they picked up documents and material related to the investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election. robert mueller is turning up the heat on manafort because federal agents as you mentioned, went not just in predawn but had a search warrant. they went into his alexandria home one day after manafort met voluntarily with the senate intelligence committee. the timing significant because people familiar with the investigation told "the washington post" the search warrant was an indication to have reason to believe that manafort could not be trusted to turn over all of the reports requested, a spokesman for manafort pushed back on that. fbi agents execute add search warrant at one of his residents. mr. manafort has consistently cooperated and did so on this occasion as well. judge andrew napolit

dana. no white kid is trying to get into and hbcu. racist activities of those schools that are overwhelmingly black being pursued by white kids. because those schools aren't performing at the level of harvard. so, the discrimination is right in your face with hbcus, but when it comes to actual schools like harvard, they should be based on your ability to do the job. we placate to the black community. it's time to stop this nonsense. >> dana: let me have you respond to that. >> everything he just said is dubious and incorrect. furthermore, before we start pulling the race card, which is what this gentleman is doing, let's face the fact. 2.4 million unemployed black people make up the united states population. there are 112 unemployed white americans unemployed. so even if we use in our connection to give every black person a job, that will only affect 2% of the white population. so let's not sit here, excludes me arming them reclaiming my t. let's not sit here and hence say everything is based on race. there are black students who perf

white house. if reince could not control those leaks, he was responsible. general kelly is brought into make sure that those do not continue. >> dana: let me start with you, you are a journalist, i would assume that you are probably the recipient of some leaks back in the day when we work together when i was at the white house. what do you make of the whole thing? do you think that general kelly will be able to stop leaks from inside the west wing at least? >> certainly it will be a tall order for him. but i do think that that kind of discipline that he brings to it is exactly what is needed. anybody in the press loves leak leaks. we love any sort of information that we can get. but what i think is so interesting about so many of the leaks that we see now, first of all, a lot turned out to be true. a lot of stories printed based on the leaks wind up not being true. but the other thing that i think is so disturbing about all of it, the leaks are so damaging to the president. so many of them, of the accusations and the smear is directed at the president. and they are two things, one is a real discipline problem that the administratio

even though the president and vice president are not here at the white house, dana, i can tell you, thetional security counc council, housed on the grounds of the white house complex, are watching north korea very carefully. all of these potential developments here and so interesting to see what the president is going to say in response to that very personal, those very personal comments last evening that went directly after him. but sarah huckabee sanders said the president's view hasn't changed. he still stands behind that fire and fury response he said a couple days ago. that was impro vivisimprovised. it feels the white house is trying to find a strategy to adopt that and one more thing. the president is getting a security briefing later this afternoon, a normal course of business. this president has not received it every day, didn't believe it was fles to receive every day but they are pointing out, of course, that this working vacation is a working vacation indeed today. emphasis on the "working." that's why the vice president is there in new jersey as well, dana. >> jeff zeleny,

jared: dana white say they are not stripping the title from jones from this which doesn't seem to makesitive, therefore -- dagen: this is not the first occasion. jared: it's the second time and could face double the suspension. dagen: big victory of john jones and he's had a lot of issues. [laughter] mike: i hope mark wahlberg is getting the odds at diddy. lebron, great leadership, great teammate in lebron. jared: i agree. he could have gone the other way. he has certainly not made -- to this point, he feels different but now lebron james needs to put the pieces together back in pieces. dagen: sports report jared, fox news headlines 24/7 series, siriusxm 115. the new statistics and what's being done about it. that's the next hour on mornings with maria. i'm ryan and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried to quit cold turkey. i tried to quit with the patch; that didn't work. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. for me, chantix worked. it reduced my urge to smoke. compared to the nicotine patch, chantix helped significantly more people quit smoki

. >> dana: somebody today at the white house said he has no plan to fire robert mueller.n the bigger picture, are you seeing part of a realignment, like you did when democrats decided to follow ronald reagan and became rental democrats within the republican party? do think that might be starting to happen in places like the rust belt and west virginia number president trump? >> kimberly: perhaps at the case, president trump hopes that would be the case. big picture wise, get some elevation, and a time president trump is about to have a rally, very positive moments, very euphoric. it's where he excels, it's why we recommended he would do that. he's his own best messenger and it fires up the base. i get what jesse is saying. he really wanted to do this to be able to counterbalance his own assessment that it was a necessity, given the information coming out about the grand jury. take it to the people again. he's always loved "the people's court,," the grand jury not so much. >> greg: can i ask you a legal question? is it impaneled? or is it impaneled? it is interchangeable.

it's a lily white. >> dana: you are right. where does it end? the segment ends now. >> greg: no!oing. >> dana: the u.n. issuing a statement against the united states. can you believe that? we will tell you all about it when "the five whoooo. you're searching for something. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldn't it be perfect if... ....there was a single site... ...where you could find the... ...right hotel for you at the best price? there is. because tripadvisor now compares... ...prices from over 200 booking... ...sites ...to save you up to 30%... ...on the hotel you want. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. ♪ >> greg: a place called earth. >> kimberly: the u.n. is at it again. the united nations committee on the elimination of racial discrimination has issued a quote, an early warning to the united states over the white nationalist violence in charlottesville saying america's political leadership failed to unequivocally reject and condemn the racist violence offense and demonstrations. among other countries i have

that the united states could get pulled back in the middle east no matter how hard the white house pulls us out. >> dana -- the white house want to do a lot of big things on the domestic side. but any given day, like this week we've talked about north korea, but obviously the presidents can chew gum and walk at the same time but the calendar gets compressed for the fall. >> yeah. there's a lot to be done on the domestic front. the congress has to fund the government another year. there's -- john mccain will be leading the annual authorization for military spending. a lot going on. they have to debate whether or not and how to raise the debt limit. all of these things that are imposed on the white house on d.c. on the inside of the beltway political world. you have of course all of the regular international summits. the president will have to go to the annual asia pacific, the apac meeting. there's things imposed on the president by the schedule. there's another challenge here. you alluded to it. the presidents tend to like foreign policy because they have a freer hand from domestic pressure. they have m

joining us on the phone, dana perino, former white house secretary under george w. bush. when people hear about this, chairs being shuffled around, they might not think it effective and maybe it doesn't, what in your view does the departure of steve bannon me into this administration? >> a couple of things, first i do think it is true for a company as the government that personnel is policy. who you have it there is important. i think that this is a continuation of general john kelly helping the president refocus the white house and i'm going to give you three words. steve bannon has become a distraction because he was getting a lot more attention than the president, you saw the president's frustration with the book, there was also reportedly distrust amongst the white house staff when it came to leaks and the belief that steve bannon was leaking about them and their colleagues and friends. and third, i would say destruction. he has reportedly said he did not plan to be at the white house for longer than 8-12 months. it's august, the eighth month of the presidency and he

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the white house, this is a friday night news dump. hoping it will limit -- >> dana: i kind of admire it. >> kimberly: yeah me too. >> juan: most americans on a friday night, late august, they want to talk about a storm. in fact, there is a political storm. i'm so glad you took the time -- >> most americans on friday nights, they want to hear more from jesse watters. [laughter] >> jesse: category 5 watters. [laughter] >> kimberly: that was my point. typically, the president is doing this on purpose. we knew he was going to do this with sheriff joe arpaio. he said it during the rally in arizona. he is going give his followers what he promised them and what they would like. you've got north korea going on. it venezuela sanctions. all of these things at once. it seems to me it's a good strategy to do this in the middle of the night in the middle of harvey. >> juan: do think it's divisive? >> kimberly: i think it's political and a good move. >> one of the great fears we have heard from the left, they are deeply concerned that there is outrage -- the resist movement and e

donald trump. >> they say includes, they're including them in the banning of white supremacists, neonazi and extremist groups. dana, it is interesting, i used to blog. i don't have anything against bloggers, you have this blogger contingent in the white house between bannon who ran breitbart, gorka never lived in a muslim country, he was fired from a gig, used to lecture the fbi employees on counterterrorism issues but they had to fire him because of anti-muslim diatribes. how does somebody like this get past the door, i know he doesn't have security clearance, how is he in the door? >> talking somebody dramatically unqualified to be serving in the position he is in. i can think of somebody else in the white house dramatically unqualified. in fairness, there have been people in the white house saying this guy doesn't belong here. even in steve bannon world saying this goes too far. one guy for whom he doesn't go too far, the president of the united states. in some ways, gorka is the it of the president. he does what the president does, he is even more outrageous, less tethered to the facts, for example, talking ab

it shows your cosmopolitan bias. >> dana: we have a new phrase, "cosmopolitan bias." >> i think i at times the white house has a fixation on the mexicans, muslims, and the media. their policies tend to be crafted around it -- and one of those three groups, and we see it time and again. >> dana: all right, chris chris. there are times when reporters become the story, and i think, it's almost like jim acosta wants to be a pendant. >> chris: i did not see that. that is dreadful. you can't say that. when you are interviewing a subject -- i have interviewed everyone from white supremacists to run the spectrum. deplorable disgusting human beings. the truth is, you keep that to yourself, even after the interview, because your impartiality, the reader of the viewer, is owed the pretense of impartiality, even in the presence of moral odium. the fact that he would go into that, look, life is hard and full of challenges. stephen miller gave him a humiliating tongue lashing that he probably should not have given him. miller let his pride get the better of him too. but for him to go and say that, stop covering t

name and he knew there was no violation of law in the leaking of the name. >> dana: to think there is a concern for the trump whitegoing beyond his scope and looking into things that have nothing to do with the original allegation? >> yeah, i'm sure there will be some things that were not publicly discussed but i have enormous respect for professor jonathan turley. he is a great professional scholar and his students are lucky to have him but i want to raise a cautionary note. in his piece in the hill, obstruction allegations against president trump, the link in the particular sentence, they have a link to his source, a "wall street journal" article that makes no mention of obstruction. he goes on to the next paragraph and quotes another report. at that fbi officials are going to be called before the grand jury. this is from a fellow name murray wasp. i knew him from my own experience. she continually -- >> dana: [laughs] i was going to say, this name rings a bell. >> he was continually writing the most ridiculous things, year after year. even after patrick fitzgerald had told my attorney that there were no problem

seeing things that we have never seen before in american politics when you had dana rohrabacher, daily caller reporting that a whiteupremacist holocaust denier helped to arrange his meeting with julian assange. that would have never happened in the past. >> is it an ethical dilemma for reporters like yourself, how much coverage to give? >> this is an issue we have to grapple with. you had vice news this week embedded with thes why supremacists. i think it showed a lot of people this horrifying image of who they are. at some point though you're right. how much do we give them coverage when it comes to some of these rallies and protests and how much are we just amplifying what they're saying. >> i have to wrap up. we have about a minute remaining but i have to ask you this. it seems like lonnie, this week trump and corporate america broke up. >> yeah. >> advisory council -- >> i don't know who broke up with who, but it was a breakup. >> it started with eight people resigning and then it kind of snowballed from there. >> yeah. >> what's this -- was this a tipping point? is it a permanent breakup? >> well, look, i thin

everyone is muscling in on their territory, if you think about it, that the white working man had. >> dana a cabinet meeting this morning, the president said a lot of his compliments are going unnoticed. speak out we have the highest stock market in history. we have a gdp on friday that had very little mention. unemployment is the lowest it has been in 17 years. business enthusiasm is as high as they have ever seen it. >> dana: unfortunately, the good news is not usually covered. that is the way it is, so they have to go out there and talk about it. greg, let's start with fareed zakaria. basically, he is trying to give explanation into the bigotry that he thinks exists underneath everything. >> greg: the only time he isn't wrong is when he is play dressing, because whenever he tries to employee and original thought, he is an absolute moron. what he just did, he just smeared an entire group of people saying that the decisions they made is based on hatred and racism. i would like to say that he said that because he hates white people, he is a racist. he is an impulsive bigot. i'm merely usin

co-host of the five and former white house press secretary, dana perino. >> i love being in red withou. kennedy: let's talk about this. supposedly mitch mcconnell according to sources said that he thick the administration is damaged perhaps beyond repair. steve bannon said something similar on his way out of the white house last friday. he said this presidency is over. >> the president might call it fake news, i would say it's old news. this phone call between the two, mcconnell and trump happened a couple weeks ago. the "new york times" has more granular detail. some soap was need, there was some profanity. but tonight the white house and background is saying not phased. no big deal. the call was two weeks ago. we have a lot to move on to work on together. that to me is general kelly saying we are not going to waiver on this. we are going to let that go and not bite. it will be interesting if the critics of mcconnell and ryan use a "new york times" story to criticize mcconnell and ryan. i think the with it house handled that very well. kennedy: you said you appreciated last night's

chief national correspondent ed henry live at the white house with how they might respond to all of this breaking news. ed. >> danaod to see you. pouring down rain here at the white house. maybe symbolic because the leaks keep on coming. the "wall street journal" now reporting that now robert mueller the special counsel has a special grand jury impaneled to look at this russia investigation separate from the one already looking at retired general michael flynn. mueller moving very quickly here because, remember, he was only named to this post in mid may. it also means that even if no charges are ever brought, the probe could overshadow the president's agenda for months. even as he claims it's a witch-hunt that will amount to nothing. then there was another leak. reuters reporting grand jury subpoenas have been issued specifically in connection with donald trump jr.'s 2016 meeting with that russian lawyer. now, members of the president's legal team, you asked how they are responding, they say they are not aware of any grand jury being impaneled and they are also saying they have no details about subpoenas or anythi

so the message is clear, don't test this white house, pyongyang. >> reporter: now dana, the president'statements may have shocked some in washington, but it didn't shock people who are friends of the president. they say this is basically how he operates, he may take a more bombastic tone, a more fierily tone but there are also diplomatic efforts going on behind that. rex tillerson said that america is still safe, there's diplomatic channels open with our allies and with china and russia. and he said, look, it's up to the president to send a strong message and that's what he's doing and we're dealing with diplomacy inside the white house. >> i have told you in the last 24 hours that this has all exploded, maybe the wrong choice of words here, i thought back to the 2008 campaign when senator mccain was asked a question, when running for president, asked a question about iran and said bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb iran. and i remember the reaction to that was quite strong. but even then, that kind of rhetoric is seen around the world and around the country as, you know, as important. >> you were

white house. >> interesting observation. dana bash, thank you so much. and dana's on tomorrow. be sure to watch dana's special. it's a great series. 2:30 p.m. eastern right here. >>> ahead for us, the brink of war and military solutions that are locked and loaded, should north korea act unwisely, strong words from both the united states and north korea this morning. will either side lower the heat? hey you've gotta see this. c'mon. no. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >>> all right. this just in. russia's foreign minister says the ongoing war of words between north korea and the united states is, quote, very worrying, because, the quote, risks are very high. we've certainly seen tensions escalate this morning. north korea state news agency says president trump is driving the situation on the penin

paul ryan declares it's time for a border wall as the white house is set to unveil a new immigration plan tomorrow, details ahead ♪ >> dana the house paul ryan is out with the new online video, showing his support for president trump's repose border wall, take a look. ♪ >> i had the opportunity to travel down to texas to go to the rio grande valley and spend time with her border control. when you see what were up against, it gives you greater respect for what they do. they need more tools and more supportive to do their jobs effectively, were going to get it done this week. >> dana: the president and two senators will propose legal immigration reform tomorrow at the white house, there's another message were going to get through this week. the house funded the president's border wall request last week, this is a video that's following that up. >> kimberly: i've tried to be very optimistic and say yes, health care, yes, border wall. i think they intend to, i hope they figure this out ahead of time and are putting this forward because they know they can get it done. >> dana: what's interesting is the polling has been consist

donald trump. >> they say includes, they're including them in the banning of white supremacists, neonazi and extremist groups. danaresting, i used to blog. i don't have anything against bloggers, you have this blogger contingent in the white house between bannon who ran breitbart, gorka never lived in a muslim country, he was fired from a gig, used to lecture the fbi employees on counterterrorism issues but they had to fire him because of anti-muslim diatribes. how does somebody like this get past the door, i know he doesn't have security clearance, how is he in the door? >> talking somebody dramatically unqualified to be serving in the position he is in. i can think of somebody else in the white house dramatically unqualified. in fairness, there have been people in the white house saying this guy doesn't belong here. even in steve bannon world saying this goes too far. one guy for whom he doesn't go too far, the president of the united states. in some ways, gorka is the it of the president. he does what the president does, he is even more outrageous, less tethered to the facts, for example, talking about how whit

what's the white house saying this morning? >> well, dana, obviously president trump isn't toning down his rhetoric whatsoever. you saw the tweet, the u.s. is locked and loaded prepared for anything north korea might do. look at the meetings the president is holding. meeting with ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. haley and tillerson, key playei north korea. p pivotal securing the votes to get man nounanimous sanctions a north korea. and expected it all to be behind closed doors. the president rejiggered plans yesterday, though, and decided to talk to reporters. it's always possible that could happen again this afternoon. all of this is playing out while president trump is on week one of what is essentially a two-week working vacation here in new jersey. also learning he is expected to jet back to washington, d.c. on monday for a brief period of time. unclear exactly what he'll head there for. meetings related to the situation in north korea and this ongoing national security threat or som

. >> chris: including white house officials and members of congress? >> including anybody who breaks the law. >> dana you make a very important distinction about there are times that there are national security leaks that are criminal that's like classified information that would hurt somebody. then there is just stuff that you don't want out there that's -- out there it's not against the law. >> it was embarrassing and humiliating and to me personally irritating. >> dana: wrong. >> wrong that a transcript of the president's conversation with a prime minister of australia or the president of mexico was released. but because there was nothing classified in there, there was no crime. i believe what the deputy attorney general is talking about, rod rosenstein in his interview with chris wallace was where classified material is released to affect the policy of the government to embarrass the president or for some other purpose, that's a felony. and that's what he is looking for. here's what i'm worried about. it is good for them to prosecute people who break the law. but where do these prosecutions begin

i felt like the bush white house was very structured, always on time, always on point. and the fedora to dana perino in that respect. ernest was incredibly strong in his defense of obama's policies. this white house is getting at sea legs, so the fact that this comes out of the blue and happens unbeknownst to all of us does not surprise me. this is not a conventional communications job. that's putting it mildly. >> sandra: you have not had a chance to look down your phone, we thank you for that, if you did though, you would see it has been confirmed for a white house official that the president will specifically be addressing the violence in charlottesville. so we at least know that much at this point. >> you are right on the money, just saw that come across as well. this will be interesting, because it is not a makeover or a do over, this is a chance to advance the story from the white house perspective. >> harris: let's go back to what we were talking about before, it is an important point. you don't ever in life get a do over. you never get the chance to take back exactly what you said. yo

white house were dealing with yet another staff shakeup. it was announced friday the president's deputy assistant is no longer with the administration. one official explaining dana>> another busy night at the who white house. >>> north korea fired several short-range rockets off its east coast this morning in its effort to test its missile and nuclear launching abilities. this as kim jong-un overseas military training exercises and shows no signs of restraint. the u.s. says none of the missiles in this latest test posed a threat to the u.s. territory of guam. two flew 155155 miles. another blew up immediately. u.s. and south korea continue with their drills, which the north claims is preparation for war. >>> hurricane harvey, president trump with the political storm that always seems to be brewing in washington. let's start with the pardon of sheriff arpaio, who as was mentioned, has been denounced by both republican senators in what do you think the political fallout from doing this right as the hurricane was about to hit landfall? >> it is a continuation of his political strategy, moving to the base. obviously, fallout from democrats. fallout from the establis