. >> also starring don johnson, as jane's love interest.silverstone as diane's mortified daughter. "book club" follows four life-long friends. >> i would like to introduce you to christian grey. >> oh, no. >> oh, wow. >> was it weird that the connection in the movie was fifty shades. it's your daughter. >> i love my daughter dakota. it's a comical coincidence. >> mom, you need the be a little bit real itselfic. >> are you this overbearing with your real mom? >> we're slightly terrible children in this movie. that's the fun of it. that we're just ridiculous. she should punch news the face from the get go. >> it is such a fun movie. >> we're still wide-eyed about don johnson's kids. >> beautiful, right? >> gorgeous. >>> coming up -- >> classy, like you. >> our adam levine exclusive. why he nearly said no to doing "the voice." >> no way, man. i'll never be on tv. >> his surprising interview. >>> inside adele's titanic themed 30th birthday bash. >>> and meghan markle's fashion how does new dove men+ care stain defense go beyond sweat protection

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it was in the 1960s during lynn don johnson's presidency that credibility gap gaining currency. the term seems particularly relevant today. we have been told by his doctor that donald trump would be the healthiest individual ever elected. now we're told by the doctor that mr. trump wrote the letter. we were told by president trump he fired james comey because of the russia investigation now we're told he was fired because he refused to say publicly this mr. trump was not a target of the investigation. we were told president trump knew nothing about the payment to stormy daniels. now we're told the president reimburse cohen through a retainer and the president didn't know how the money was being used. >> then we were told that giuliani will get his facts straight. the president couldn't tell us what those facts r. all presidents stretch the truth, some more than others. the economy is strong and the president has a faithful base. could it be by the time robert mueller issues his findings people are too num by the truth shadings that mr. president trump is sewing. >> the president

robert taft, lynn don johnson, robert byrd, and bob dole among others, raised the public profile andprestige of the position and underscored the importance of the garner- barkley precedent. indeed the position continues to evolve to this very day. the contemporary positions of senate majority and minority leaders have come a long way from the position of party caucus chairman. those party posts emerged in term from the caucus system which had been created to deal with the reality of partisan affiliation. so in sum, my friends, the creation and enhancement of the majority and minority lead positions over the past century reflect an institution evolving to meet the needs of the time. it's difficult not to agree with dr. richard baker who wrote of the emergens of the formal position of senate floor leader that it represents the most significant institutional development in the senate's history. kentuckians have played an important role in this institutional development, including the two colorful senators i have discussed today. i believe alben barkley would still hold the office he onc

president don johnson -- president johnson addressed the nation. >> and chief henry allen, talking about his book marching through the flame. on sunday on american history tv, we will look at the voting rights movement that started in the 1930s and visit several locations around the town that were integral to the movement. and then a visit to the bridge, looking at the role it played in selma before and after the battle for civil rights. >> anyone who goes over this bridge, they see these names. they come together. you have a modern ridge -- bridge. >> watch c-span store of selma, alabama saturday on c-span 2. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >>> up next, the administrator of the federal railroad administration testifies about rail safety around the country. they discuss measures to improve commercial and freight rail line safety and the progress made in the deployment of positive train control, an automated system to stop trains of certain dangers are detected. this is

netherlands and australia hold russia responsible for the donning of flight 17 inine july 2014 as it made its way to amsterdam from kuala lumpur. boris johnson says the russian government must answer for its actions. the tragedy killed all 298 the planeboard as flew over eastern ukraine. on thursday, the said the guilty missile was used by russian military brigades, but the kremlin rejected blame for the downing, saying it distrusts such findings. losing faith in the ruling socialist and the opposition filed a no-confidence motion against prime minister rajoy after his party was found guilty on thursday of corruption in a case where lawmakers were found to have accepted kickbacks in exchange for government contracts. the motion will need the backing of an absolute majority of 176 lawmakers. meanwhile, a party is calling for snap elections. mris joins ush from a dread. what has prompted and this anger ? sarah: it is tt court ruling from the high court yesterday at 29 out of 37 defendants were convicted. ofng them was a close ally mariano rajoy, the prime minister, the former treurer of the conservative people's party. he was sentenced to more

persuade the trumpet ministration to stay in the agreement for as johnson's visit comes soon after the efforts by many. to persuade donald trump don estabrook reports with the may twelfth deadline just days away president donald trump's new legal advisor offered this assessment of the iran nuclear deal to a gathering of iranian dissidents in washington what do you think is going to happen to that agreement. that nuclear agreement. was president trump a longtime critic of the pact is threatening to pull out of the deal by saturday unless it can be improved on sunday iranian president hassan rouhani offered a stern warning this solves mommy and energy i tell me if america leads to nuclear accord it will soon see that this will until historic remorse for it to shine in the united states along with four other countries and the european union signed the joint comprehensive plan of action with iran in twenty fifteen. under the j. c.p.o. way iran agreed not to pursue nuclear weapons in exchange for the easing of sanctions president trump says the deal was flawed from the start in part because it allows some nuclear provisions to sunset i

virginia's senate primary because he fears that the man, don blankenship, woents be able to beat the democratic incumbent in november. we have joe johnson live in charleston, west virginia. it's an open question to how strong a candidate he would be in the general. some say he could beat manchin. president trump says he can't win, he's not talking about the ugly things this man is saying and that makes it even more obvious, joe? >> reporter: that's right, chris. the president is not talking about the merits of the race or don blankenship who has ujed harsh, some say, racist language. this is a huge test of the control of congress hanging in the balance. the president, of course, won west virginia last election by 40 percentage points, so the question is whether the voters will follow the president's lead in suggesting don blankenship is not their guy or if the voters will go another direction. make no mistake, there are six republicans in this primary but the focus is very much on don blankenship, the former coal executive also ex-convict served a year for conspiring to violate the coal mining regulations. he, of course is running hard

johnson, that is huge for republicans in this midterm. on west virginia three republicans running to -- now trump urging voters to reject don blankenship that. >> that is the right thing to do, president has to stand up for what is right, we can't have standard bearer of our party running for state wide office, and the guy is a felon. he has hurt my workers, this not type of person to represent our party. if anything i should say on the party, remember people we select have to be elected in november, if we elect someone whoa unelect in, what good is that. the president has not picked side we just said we have two other find candidates. >> don blankenship, for those who are not aware spent a year in prison because of a mine accident he was accused and convicted of safety issues where people were killed. right now blankenship is leading in the polls, by some. thomas matthew, congressman said it shows that americans will note for craz craziest s.o.b. ot there, it this the person just voting for craziest person, we have a felon with a probation officer who could en up in congress. >> i are have more paying in republicans in west virginia to rej

i don't know >> put don trump out of the picture. look at lyndon johnson> that's who i just thought of. >> bill clinton was ruthless in his own way. not the most moral fellow either >> he was a skilled politician >> he was. >> richard, if you are headed to munich, the english garden >> thank you, joe. i think i'll pass. >> it says right here. >> i will leave my speedo back here >> leave it. you're playing into what i'm saying since the '60s, it's been fine it says right here, what better way to unwind from a busy die in the office than to take a midday snooze naked in the park >> all i can say is there are places that have never seen the sun, there's a reason for that you know the sun burn you would get? >> they're spread eagled we're on a bike. no one told us my kids were like 13 they're like what is happening >> not the american way. >> that was one of their favorite places. not the park >> i never understood that i get burned on my face, it's sensitive. you think of other sensitive areas. >> this is a great conversation. >> you realize clothes were a gr

breath taking from white house counsel don mcgahn, at least twice, to avi berkowitz, the 29-year-old personal assistant to kushner. joining tuesday tea table, jason johnsonoot, msnbc contributor, john heilman, co-host and effecttive produce irof the circus, paul butler former federal prosecutor, georgetown law professor, and david jolly, former republican congressman. your description of mueller is pretty spot on. >> yeah, i was struck by donny. he went through, he talks about personal brand audits. the reason i asked him, sounds like a cheesy thing. i said look, what happens in court matters a lot clearly in the legal realm is super important. but the reality is we saw with clinton and other cases, ultimately this can be a political process, impeachment is a political process, not a quasi-legal process, but not fully legal process. what the court of public opinion thinks matters a lot and what donald trump is trying to do right now when you think about his strategy is to try to say, i'm talking all this stuff out of the legal realm and i'm going to throw it all to the body politic and say, witch hunt, hoax, conspiracy, no collusion, and try to get enoug

don iam knot? >> i will defer to matthew but give my it up tuppenance. what is less than norway but more than canada. this is unacceptable to the boris johnsons et cetera, canada has a bilateral trade deal with the european union which is unacceptable to the remainders. she has to have a fudge in between that includes a defacto customs union that gets through her cabinet. if she gets through the cabinet, it has to get through parliament. it also most importantly has to pass the european union. we're talking about negotiations going on here. there are no negotiations essentially between britain and europe happening. all the negotiations are inside of britain and not just inside of britain, they're inside london. not just inside london but inside the conservative party between people who don't like each other, don't trust each other, who think theresa may is worst leader possible except for all the others. that is the kind of climate we're talking about. matthew though i think can give more authoritative answer to that question. >> to that point -- >> and jennifer. >> let's talk about may for a second because it sounds like no one really loves

don blankenship in the senate next year. >> steve kornacki, thank you very much. you'll be back with us tomorrow morning for analysis of tonight's results. alex seitz-wald, we'll read your analysis on nbcnews.com and nicholas johnson thank you as well. >>> still ahead, new york attorney general eric snide schneiderman abruptly resigns. one of the authors of that report, jane mayer, will join the conversation. >>> plus, new reporting president trump may be losing patience with rudy giuliani. his recent media blitz seemed to be raising more questions than answers. but does he have a strategy? the "washington post's" eugene robinson seems to think so. he'll explain that next on "morning joe." here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement