we will have more on this in just a bit when we talk to lieutenant colonel daniel davis in just a moment. cheryl: well, the trump administration securing trump administration secure enough in on the trade front. south korea has agreed to open its market to u.s. automobiles. doubles to 50,000 the cards of each u.s. automated can export in nearly every or to south korea. also reduces some barriers to whether american products in exchange south korea will be exempt from the 25% tariff on imported steel. lauren: the news is going from bad to worse for facebook. dozens of states are investigating the company. >> they provided some information, but we wanted in considerably more detail. lauren: should others be regulated? what would you do with half a billion dollars. cheryl: a lot. lauren: we've got intel in the mega millions lottery you don't know. you might need it if you've invested in the stock market. nasdaq up 3% yesterday. down almost 1% this morning. dow futures down 50 points. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ you said you're not like me, ♪ never drop to your knees, ♪ look into the sky for

lieutenant colonel daniel davis. a former american adviser to the south korean army. so i have read some notes that you have put together. you say look at this with enthusiasm. why? >> absolutely. because first of all, there will be no war on the korean peninsula unless we start one with a preventative strike. anybody thinks we're going to solve the problem with a strike to take out their nuclear capability, that would be the most costly thing for the united states. if we're able to succeed in going down the negotiations, to still maintain american security and prevent war that is a major win for the white house. >> why is kim jong-un flinching? >> well, i don't know that he's flinching so much as taking the rationale path. president trump deserves credit for the maximum pressure. that's the only thing that is causing him to come to this position right now. the sanctions are definitely having binding effect. you know, we said this all along. that's -- in order to get to the diplomacy so we can talk about it and you know, solve this diplomatically without military no,

. >> jon: retired army lieu lieutenant colonel daniel davis joins us.ior fellow and defense expert with defense priorities. the world should get used to having vladimir putin on the national -- on the international scene for years into the future. what does it mean for, you know, the kinds of reels that we have been experiencing with moscow lately? >> well, you know, i think what we have to do first of all is kind of step back a little bit and look at this from the larger perspective and kind of zoom out and realize that the united states is in the definite dominant position here. and we don't need to get into a situation where we're following the lead of putin, so to speak. and, of course, he is trying to play that up. is he a really good showman as we have seen in even some of the clips that you have shown there. when you look at the reality of the military power, the economic power. the united states is definitely in the driver's seat. and i think if we have a good strategy that overall looks at how our relations with russia are conducted on a consis

live now to retired lieutenant colonel daniel davis. you. why do you think this is all happening. i will try again. why do you think this is all happening and what do you think it might all come to? i think the reason why it is happening now is, according to what kim jong—un had said in his new year speech in 2017, that they were going to perfect and have operational nuclear weapons, and their november 27 test of this past year they said they reach the milestone where they said they could reach the continental united states. i think reach the continental united states. ithinki reach the continental united states. i think i had been testing so emphatically the pass two years so that he could get to what he thinks is an operational weapon that he can then use to negotiate to his advantage. i think i now has that. that is why you saw a dramatic change in his behaviourfrom very obstinate and stubborn and using strong language to all of a sudden being let us come to the olympics, let us meet with president moon and president trump and now in

doctor daniel colby is a medical toxicologist at u-c davis .. d dozens of children in the e-r.. for accidentally eating marijuana. colby says often times diagnosing the patients can be confusing.dr. daniel colby: "they might just be very sleepy, but they can be confused, they can be upset, they can be vomiting, often times they have a wobbly gait, sometimes they can be sick to the point where end up trying to help them breathe." although some young patients can experience severe symptoms .. colby says ingesting pot isn't deadly. dr. daniel colby: "sometimes we do fluids, we do supportive care where we monitor, make sure people are safe, and some people need a few hours of observation."last november .. the california poison center saw 30 cases .. where children had ingested marijuana.the trend continued through january .. bringing the number of ill patients to almost one-hundred.shayna shonauer:"we train everyone to make sure that everything is leaving in a child proof bag so even products like this are going to go repackaged into a child safe bag

doctor daniel colby is a medical toxicologist at u-c davis .. s treated dozens of children in the e-r.. for accidentally eating marijuana. colby says often times diagnosing the patients can be confusing.dr. daniel colby: "they might just be very sleepy, but they can be confused, they can be upset, they can be vomiting, often times they have a wobbly gait, sometimes they can be sick to the point where end up trying to help them breathe." although some young patients can experience severe symptoms .. colby says ingesting pot isn't deadly. dr. daniel colby: "sometimes we do fluids, we do supportive care where we monitor, make sure people are safe, and some people need a few hours of observation."last november .. the california poison center saw 30 cases .. where children had ingested marijuana.the trend continued through january .. bringing the number of ill patients to almost one-hundred.shayna shonauer:"we train everyone to make sure that everything is leaving in a child proof bag so even products like this are going to go repackaged into a child

make well at bridgeport camera 22 company 22, daniel 22 of bristol, michael 26 at bridgeport, kia, 15 of hartford, dion, 30 bridgeport, kelly davis, 30, jackson 36 of hartford, 49 in bridgeport, this is just the tip of the iceberg. as to what has happened since sandy hook just in my state of connecticut representing only 1% of the population. my six-year-old should not be locked inside a bathroom smooshed together with 24 classmates preparing for the day when the shooter potentially walks into his public elementary school. we have a duty to act. i yield the floor. >> i rise among my colleagues today to address what has become the norm for our kids in schools and across this country. october 1 in las vegas we saw the worst mass shooting in history of the country. innocent concertgoers attending and entertainment venues outdoors. fifty-eight were killed, 500 were injured. at the hands of a madman with an assault weapon. in the past five years we have lost an average of ten children each year to gun violence in nevada alone. today a memory of the 50 children from my home state who will never get the chance to grow up and graduate hi

daniels interview. michael cohen made the original payment to stormy. he's claiming she owes him millions for speaking out. we'll hear that after this report from linsey davis on multiple occasions, stormy daniels has denied ever having an affair with donald trump. she says she lied about the affair in the past because she was threatened and bullied. but now she's risking it all to tell the truth. >> it was entirely consensual? >> oh, yes. yes. >> you work in an industry where condom use is an issue. did he use a condom? >> no. >> reporter: the president and first lady a thousand miles apart. >> melania trump had recently given birth to a son just a few months before. did he mention his wife or child at all in this? >> i asked and he brushed it aside and said, oh, yeah, yeah. don't worry about that. we have separate rooms. >> reporter: trump spent his sunday evening alone at the white house. the first lady remained behind at mar-a-lago. her spokesperson saying, she'll stay here for spring break with her son as per tradition. and later tweeted, i know the media is enjoying speculation and salacious gossip, i would like to remind people there is a minor child

daniel karin, michael watt continues, kion hough, dion rodney, calley davis, noris jackson, edwardo hanna, guy moore, 26 in waterbury. that's just the tip of the iceberg as to what has happened since sandy hook just in my state of connecticut representing only 1% of the population. my 6-year-old shouldn't be locked inside a bathroom, smushed together with 24 of his classmates, preparing for the day when a shooter potentially walks into his public elementary school. we have a duty to act. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. ms. cortez masto: thank you. i rise along with my colleagues today to address what has become unfortunately the norm for our kids in schools and across this country. october 1 in las vegas, we saw the worst mass shooting in the history of this country. innocent concertgoers attending an entertainment venue outdoors. 58 whether killed, 500 injured at the hands of a madman with an assault weapon. in the past five years, we have lost an average of ten children each year to gun violence in nevada alone, and today i sp

daniels' motives at all into question? >> it's important that the public have access to all the facts because, quite simply, we're talking about the president of the united states who we now discover has an alias, davis and we don't know what other women, what other circumstances behind stormy daniels there are that could be potential blackmail. so behind a closed conference room, of course, is where the trump people would like it. but america and just the due process and the judicial system demand it be in the public. >> kierstin, we heard it here on "morning joe," michael avenatti, stormy daniels' attorney, saying she was threatened to keep silent but wouldn't specify who threatened her. he does say that these are part of the lawsuit. how damaging could this be for the white house? >> it's hard to say honestly. i'm sad i have to say this but it's hard to say because there have been so many other things throughout the campaign when he was just in the primaries as well as when he was the republican nominee when he came out that everyone thought that would finally be the death nail of the campaign and people would lift their hands up and say we can't support this man anymore. that has not happened. fo

doctor daniel colby is a medical toxicologist at u-c davis .. ns of children in the e-r.. for accidentally eating marijuana. colby says often times diagnosing the patients can be confusing.dr. daniel colby: "they might just be very sleepy, but they can be confused, they can be upset, they can be vomiting, often times they have a wobbly gait, sometimes they can be sick to the point where end up trying to help them breathe." although some young patients can experience severe symptoms .. colby says ingesting pot isn't deadly. dr. daniel colby: "sometimes we do fluids, we do supportive care where we monitor, make sure people are safe, and some people need a few hours of observation."last november .. the california poison center saw 30 cases .. where children had ingested marijuana.the trend continued through january .. bringing the number of ill patients to almost one-hundred.shayna shonauer:"we train everyone to make sure that everything is leaving in a child proof bag so even products like this are going to go repackaged into a child safe bag as we

daniel gros, director of the centre for european policy studies. thank you for being on the programme. to a degree, is this about rubberstamping, those detailed between michel barnier and david davis davis earlier this week? yes. there is a text now so leaders can say they broadly agree with it. but how can the sticking points be dealt with? that is the question, including the irish question, which might be one of the key problems for both sides. it is seen as one of the key hurdles to overcome. it is not clear how that will be achieved, especially with the irish leadership as well wondering what it means for them. exactly, that is a problem because we know there is a logical conundrum, either there is a border between the two ireland's or in the sea. between the two ireland's or in the sea. so we are waiting for proposals from theresa may to solve this problem, or at least mitigate it. they are waiting for ideas from london. from a practical perspective, presumably, that has got to be resolved before march of next year when we do officially the european union and the so—called transition phase kicks in, lasting until december, 2020. exactly. that is the idea. in brussels, they le

davis. and the role that mr. trump's lawyer has played in all of this, if that's the kind of loyalty he's looking for. that would give some lawyers a lot of pause. >> the stormy daniels case could not be more different from the russia matter and has its own legal perils to it phil rucker, you know we appreciate you sticking around to extend our conversation tonight. gentlemen, thank you both. >> coming up for us. two more gentlemen, eugene robinson's column, trump has played his supporters for suckers. he is standing by to join us next to explain along with our friend and colleague, steve schmidt when we continue. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ >>> the decision to add a question about citizenship to the 2020 census is drawing fire. the u.s. commerce department just announced the change, arguing it will permit more effective enforcement of the voting rights act. krillics say the addition of this question will discourage undocumented immigrants from responding to the census the white house defended the decision this way. >> the purp

davis. and the role that mr. trump's lawyer has played in all of this, if that's the kind of loyalty he's looking for. that would give some lawyers a lot of pause. >> the stormy daniels case could not be more different from the russia matter and has its own legal perils to it phil rucker, you know we appreciate you sticking around to extend our conversation tonight. gentlemen, thank you both. >> coming up for us. two more gentlemen, eugene robinson's column, trump has played his supporters for suckers. he is standing by to join us next to explain along with our friend and colleague, steve schmidt when we continue. so, that goal you've been saving for, you can do it. we can do this. at fidelity, our online planning tools are clear and straightforward so you can plan for retirement while saving for the things you want to do today. -whoo! was a success for choicehotels.com badda book. badda boom. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. nobody glow

davy crockett to trap donald trump. i think he is his own worst enemy here there are two possibilities, right? one is the one you mentioned, which is that stormy daniels has some things, some evidence, some proof that the president's trying to suppress. the second is that there are other women out there who we haven't yet heard from who also signed ndas, who also were pressured by michael cohen in the trump organization not to tell their stories, and the trump lawsuit is an effort to fire a warning shot at them. but i absolutely agree that there is some unknown thing, some unknown person, some unknown piece of evidence that donald trump or michael cohen must be trying to suppress because their strategy makes absolutely zero, zero sense otherwise. >> dahlia, i just wanted to stay with this for one round as a legal matter. because i think a lot of the audience doesn't understand how this works in civil litigation. in criminal litigation, you're charged with a crime. it's not up to you how this thing goes. you can plead guilty. that's your only way to shorten the process. but civil litigation is in effect, it's two people who have both decided i'm going

daniels trying to get more attention, essentially, but this is an issue that is not going away. this is explosive stuff and allegations that she's making about the president. >> i spoke with lenny davis this more than who was the former special counsel to bill clinton and he was saying all of this, whether calling on witnesses speaking to mueller, this is just self-destructive behavior 101 and we've seen that pattern of behavior from trump, from his lawyers and people close to him. it also reflects this short-term thinking strategy they have will it's with this or with tariffs, where they try to handle something in the immediate aftermath hoping it'll go away somehow and it's clearly not. it's just building and becoming a distraction for everyone. >> we have to leave it there. we're out of time. >>> president trump is now talking up a meeting later on this afternoon. we know it has to do with steel and aluminum. what we don't know is whether he's going to formally announce, formally sign something to put those new tariffs into lace. we got the winners and losers if the president does go through with this and why this might mean trouble for trade alliances around the world. smile dad.

davis is here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. karen mcdougal is certainly anxious to share her story, so is stormy daniels.f a million followers on twitter and quite a few detractors on the social media site as well. now stormy daniels' first public comment about her relationship with donald trump is coming in the form of a tweet firing back at a critic. an emboldened stormy daniels taking to twitter to rebuff a critic who suggested the adult movie star just disappear claiming no one cares she slept with the president of the united states 12 years ago. to that she tweeted, technically i didn't sleep with the potus 12 years ago. there was no sleeping. he, he, and he was just a goofy reality tv star. but i digress. people do care that he lied about it, had me bullied, broke laws to cover it up, et cetera, and p.s., i'm not going anywhere. on tuesday, her attorney released this picture of what he says stormy daniels taking a polygraph in 2011. why release the results of a polygraph in 2011 now. >> she passed that test with flying colors. quite honestly, we're taken aback by some of the accusations that she at