with the results of the 2016 election so what is the most important thing as you just mentioned don trump agreed to release the transcript of that conversation with mr selenski so i guess hopefully we can get more answers to the story that question is described as the perfect conversation or maybe it will be blown out the water later on today maybe come to nothing but obviously the got something that may or thanks for that we heard too from political commentator john williams and former u.s. diplomat jim jeffords to get their initial thoughts. i don't think the republicans in the senate would have just called for something and taken a hostile position to the president i mean look i held office 14 years i've had these conversations there was was definitely back channel discussions they're not going to do something to embarrass the president especially something that that is so groundbreaking is that we don't have whistleblowers that were listening in on conversations that the president made with foreign leaders they just released that those discussions that is that is unprecedented lisa in

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president don trump meanwhile made a surprise appearance today after reports that he was planning to skip the summit by the end question star of the event so far you see her right there has been the swedish teen activist gratitude bag she sailed across the atlantic on the 0 carbon emissions boat to get to new york before the leaders took to the stage today to bear gave an impassioned address accusing them of speaking empty words here is her message this is all wrong. i shouldn't be up here. i should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. yet she will come to us young people for hope how dare you. you have still in my dreams my childhood with your empty words and yet i'm one of the documents people are suffering people are dying and tired ecosystems are collapsing we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and what you can talk about is money and fairy tales of is telling us economic growth how did you. 6 write there was good to make there at the united nations earlier today we're joining us for more from new york is our correspondent on xander phenomena good evening to y

happen again so i think he wants to prove firmness on iran but with all like criticism towards don trumps of foreign policy one could see it as a major achievement from his side and that needs to be also said that he didn't start a war yet that he didn't give in to some of the hardliners in the falcons in the white house and that is something good so apparently trump really for whatever reason doesn't want to war with iran and he's ready maybe to make also some compromise if it's not going to be backfiring too much to his presidential campaign that he's got a middle east analyst thank you very much feel like you've managed this. turning to hong kong now where rights group amnesty international is calling for an investigation into excessive use of force by police against demonstrators many peaceful protests have turned into violent have become violent between the 2 sides and has been speaking with police officers who say this more to the story. joseph it has agreed to meet us although he says he does not trust the press so we'll mind recording our conversation ok he is a retired police off

president from may have made to a foreign leader years ago 1st got in office were also nervous that don trump was some sort of sleeper agent who was going to sell america out to a foreign power behind our backs. well throwback thursday the wall into multiple reports of potentially illegal activity new allegations of attempted foreign collusion the washington post reported that back in july trump and the newly elected wanted him as a landscape how did a little chat in which trump asked his ukrainian counterpart to investigate for vice president joe biden and apparently top level whistleblower leaked that trump unethically said he'd be generous with billions worth of american military and intelligence aid if selenski was cooperative blowers under what i can only imagine must be the most. intense pressure sharing anything that is truly sensitive and endangers our national security here in our world or trouble sounds to see but then things took a slightly disappointing turn the washington post sort of backtracked and admitted that well actually they might have jumped the gun just a little one sou

in terms of understanding what's going on ultimately maybe the american public to decide whether don trump is being honest or not in the general election next november that extraordinary terms and economic effect for that. now at least 4 people have been killed off days of violent protests in haiti demonstrators are accusing president of corruption and blame him for a food and fuel shortage they say they will continue protesting until he resigns with us now from port au prince. chaos has taken over the streets of port au prince. what started as demonstrations over an ongoing fuel shortage has grown into a nationwide protest calling on haitian president just now to resign no diplomat the president promised the haitian people to lift them from poverty to pull them out of the dirt and when he became president he made everything work. on friday thousands took to the streets authorities in the haitian capital tried to control the crowd but with little effect mobs of angry demonstrators broke into buildings and looted businesses god. several people have died. one police station was vandalized by

president don trump is promising to hit the afghan taliban harder than ever he made that comment at a ceremony to mark 18 years since the 911 attacks comes just days after he canceled peace talks with the taliban of the killing of a u.s. soldier. and a scottish court has declared a british prime minister's 5 week suspension of parliament as unlawful. the judges described the government suspension as a tactic to frustrate parliament british government said it would peel the police. but her reign has been accused of subjecting female political prisoners to shocking treatment including sexual and psychological torture to extract confessions illegal arrests and sham trials this is been revealed in a joint report by behind us human rights activists the report shows so also an increase in the political targeting of female activists and human rights defenders since 2017 and these abuses continue to go uninvestigated swift got brigitte with us now the legal officer for americans for democracy and human rights in bahrain is the co-author of this report joining us from geneva and we thank you v

>> don, thanks. multiple trumpation officials with direct knowledge tell me that in the previously undisclosed secret mission in 2017, the u.s. successfully extracted from russia one of its highest-level covert sources inside the russian government, a person directly involved in the discussions said that the removal of the russian was driven in part by concerns of president trump and his administration repeatedly mishandled classified intelligence, which could contribute to exposing the cohort source as a spy. the decision to carry out the extraction occurred soon after a may 2017 meeting in the oval office in which you may remember trump discussed highly classified intelligence with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and then-russian ambassador to the u.s., sergey kislyak. that intelligence concerning isis and syria had been provided by israel. the disclosure to the russians by the president, though not about the russian spy specifically, prompt the intelligence officials to renew discussions about the potenti

yeah this is moving extremely quickly don trump tweeted this morning do nothing democrats savages was actually a the word he used but as to patty's point about these conversations it seems now we're getting reports that other conversations between president trump and the saudi royal family and vladimir putin were also place in this supra secret service but i can tell you the democrats or at least nancy pelosi has indicated that they want to keep this these proceedings laser focused on what happened with root ukraine answering that simple question quid pro quo that phrase we've been hearing a lot over the last few days did donald trump withhold funds from the ukraine to then ask for a favor that favor being political dirt on a rival a potential rival for the presidential election so they've really backed themselves into a corner if you hear donald trump talking about this over the last few days to paraphrase him he seems very low energy about it he seems quite deflated about this because these are serious charges and i think important to point out come all these are far more understand

don. first, president trump should release a transcript of this call.iate was said. prove it. second, the dni should stop blocking the whistle-blower complaint from being referred to the intelligence committees of the senate and the house. third, the foreign relations committee on which i and many others serve should promptly conduct an investigation into whether or not these funds were inappropriately used in an abuse of power. >> so, listen, before our time runs out here, let me get some questions in i need to ask you. >> yes. >> what are the consequences because so far there's been radio silence from republicans? >> first, i would like to believe that my friends and colleagues on the other side of the aisle will put country above party and insist that there be a full and open investigation because this is an alarming example of exactly the sort of abuse of power that i think has caused previous presidents to get into very deep hot water on those rare occasions when someone has put personal political interests above the country. second, i think we oug

it.ve got to address >> is don trump a small conservative? >> yeah. it's sort of tough right now pelosi running the house. a government like she has in this latest -- the democrats and the president. understand. i understand. and the president talked about, in the second term he does -- just described, this is a huge problem and we all know it problem is l -- our every member of the freedom voted against the deal -- >> and for the first two years administration. >> of course, you know, the isagreements we had with speaker ryan and boehner. a book about ote that. in.o let me jump there are two groups of people that love to spend more money in washington, d.c. democrats and republicans, and he real problem with that is that when you go and you're poll g about debt, if you that, more people -- they are worried about jobs, they are healthcare, t immigration, they are worried about a lot of things but they aren't worried about debt people think of debt in the way they have debt on their home. 30-year nk, i have a mortgage, i'll pay it off over time. pay th

you say, watching cable news coverage of the fiasco from the west wing, trump shook his head wearily. he wasn't angry at donl recalled. it was more like he was resigned to his son's idiocy. he's not the sharpest knife in the drawer, trump said with a sigh. what a way to think of your kid. >> yeah. i mean this is an important kind of insight into how trump operates which is that i'm told by people who know him that the way he thinks about his kids on any given day is largely shaped by how they're playing on cable news. so if they are doing well for him, if they're out there representing him well and staying out of bad headlines, then trump is happy with them. if there's a bad story about them, then he's frustrated with them. that's entirely his kind of attitude toward his adult children is shaped. so when don junior had this huge kind of fiasco that dominated coverage for weeks and weeks and weeks, trump was understandably very frustrated. >> another case in point. another anecdote. you said, on ski trips, when they raced down the mountain, trump would jab at his children with a pole to get ahead of them. hi

president don trump is promising to hit the afghan taliban harder than ever he made the comment at a ceremony to mark 18 years since the $911.00 attacks it comes just days after he canceled peace talks with the taliban after the killing of a u.s. soldier at least 2 and a half 1000 people have been reported missing after hurricane dorian struck the bahamas the government says the official death toll will be dramatically higher than the 50 already reported when you're a part of reports. emergency services of the bahamas continue to sift through the debris left in the wake of hurricane dorian. search and rescue crews have arrived from the u.s. and canada to locate the thousands who are listed as missing the number of that is expected to significantly increase. in greenfield bear as a country. begins with the families who have lost loved ones. the islands of abaco and grand bahama were the worst hit the devastation here is widespread based off of our sample i would say yes. you know we've we've probably had at most 110th of this area and we so far we have got a copy from 5 human remains.

a crime of some sort and if the house decides that there's enough evidence to to indict impeach don trump on any of things that these various inquiries may have found them that then goes to the senate for the actual equipment of the actual court case so that will then be heard in the senate with members of the house acting as prosecutors and it's up to the senate overseen by the supreme court justice to then decide whether whether indeed. the trump is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors or something like that so you can be impeached not just basically means you've been indicted and then you have your trial in the senate so that's the kind of process we're looking at so it's still not entirely clear then what the how this process might might now proceed but i think i guess at the very least what pelosi and democrats are hoping is by putting this into the context of an impeachment and impeachment proceeding maybe finally the stonewalling will end and they'll start getting some of the information that they haven't been furnished with by the trumpet ministration up to now thank you very mu

didn't tell congress is that on august 3rd 2016 you were at a meeting during the campaign at trump tower with don junior trump son which stephen miller then a campaign advisor to trump with george nader a former blackwater colleague of yours who acts as a back channel to the saudis there moralities you're supposed to be convicted paedophile and also joel's an israeli expert on social media manipulation how come you didn't mention that meeting to congress given it's so relevant to their investigation. i did as part of the part of the investigations i certainly disclosed in the ne meetings the very new i had on in the congressional testimony you gave to the house we went through you didn't mention anything about august 26th meeting in trump tower they specifically asked you what context you have and you didn't answer that. i don't believe i was asked that question you asked whether any community for communications or contact with the campaign you said apart from writing papers putting up yard signs know what you said i've got the transcript of the conversation here. i might have been i think it was

don jr. obviously and ivanka. i ask that because you say if there's any doubt about which child trump favors, his twitter feed told story. in the first two years of his presidency, he tweeted about ivanka 16 times while don received just four mentions. all of them about the trump tower scandal. >> right. >> what are you trying to convey there? >> right, well, president trump has done his best, frankly, to boost ivanka. he's floated her name for various high profile important jobs, head of the world bank, u.n. ambassador, and tweets about her all the time in often kind of doting, fawning way. but as i said, don jr. is the one who kind of went out and boot strapped it and ended up building his own base, and unlike in business when a patriarch can kind of install their chosen heir as ceo of the company after they step down, in politics the patriarch doesn't have as much authority over who succeeds him. a lot of that is left up to the voters and the electorate, and in trump's base, don jr. is seen as kind of a folk hero where ivanka is seen as more distant and maybe a little elitist. >> in your opinion and in your res

democrats say they may start impeachment proceedings against president don with trump on the back of reports he pressured his ukrainian counterpart to find it on 2020 hopeful by. been very reluctant to go down the path of impeachment but if the president is essentially is trying to browbeat a foreign leader into doing something illicit that is providing dirt on his opponent during a presidential campaign then that may be the only remedy that is co-equal to the evil that that conduct represents well on sunday trump to deny any misconduct while discussing his potential rival during a phone call with the president a lot to me that inskeep back in june he also accused the former vice president of corruption tied to his son's business activities in ukraine the phone conversations only just come to light they were after whistleblower claimed that trump solicited help from a foreign leader. reports. you've got to give it to the democrats they're hard working bunch especially when something's related to the biggest pet peeve kalu said but with all attempts over the past 3 years to push trump

trump. i want to bring in senator chris coons who is a biden surrogate. he is campaigning with the former vice president this weekend. thank you so much for making the time. >> good evening, don. glad to be with you from the des moines airport. >> president trump encouraged joe biden's son. he demanded that a foreign leader investigate his opponent's family and potentially influence an election. is this an abuse of power? >> that administration me if proven, these allegations strike me as a demonstrable abuse of power. i'll remind your viewers that what was held over the newly elected president of ukraine was a $250 million package that the president appropriated. $250 million worth of support that included $50 million worth of antitank missiles, jaff very lins that he has had going. this is where 13,000 people have been killed and the ukrainians have stood firm against russian aggression for a long five years. they were eager to det the -- get this. they conducted a review. and as you know, a whistle-blower in the intelligence community seeing an alarming pattern in conversations between president trump and the president of the ukraine raced a flag and referred this to the i

i mean trump does this all the time, don. you know that.en one extreme to another. he's bellicose one day, pacifistic the next. it doesn't make any sense. and as president, you want to be able to send a consistent message -- this is what we expect from our allies. this is the kind of behavior that will lead us to go to war with our enemies. and right now, trump is so inconsistent and incoherent, nobody can figure the guy out. that makes for a very dangerous situation in a very volatile region of the world. >> well, in that same tweet, he also says -- i'm going to quote here. he says waiting to hear from the kingdom as to who they believe was the cause of this attack and under what terms we would proceed. so he's leaving it to the saudis to determine what we do with our military? >> no. i remember, don, when president obama was in office, and he bowed to the king of saudi arabia as a gesture of respect. and, you know, the right wing media went nuts. oh, you know, he's subservient to the king of saudi arabia. what would they be saying now abo

button—down, a bit cautious for trump is among supporters, whereas donjunior has trump is among supporters, whereas donn right where he is travelling across the country and banging the drum and really become a political celebrity. he is seen now really become a political celebrity. he is seen now more really become a political celebrity. he is seen now more ascendant than ivanka. with that in mind, had you think their roles are going to evolve over their roles are going to evolve over the next year, it is crucially important to donald trump to get out there and speak to the base? if ivanka does not do that very well, because she is a new york business woman, who comes to the four? that is why so many people in the president's orbit see donjunior is the ascending figure in the family. ivanka has really spent most of the la st ivanka has really spent most of the last couple of years in the white house, trying to burnish her credentials as a policymaker, political player and mingling with the global elite. now that we are entering the re—election campaign, donald trump has seen getting re—elected as the t

don mcgahn is a big part of it. but there are also a lot of other big moving parts including getting trump's taxes, holding the measure account for the fact that they are resisting. refusing to turn over documents, refusing to have witnesses like don mcgahn testify. the fact what they're resisting that is itself impeachable conduct. but i don't know that the political momentum is there to actually impeach trump right now, in part because the public opinion polls have shown that public opinion is moving away from impeachment. of course, it's kind of circular. part of the reason public opinion is moving away from impeachment is speaker pelosi and other democrats are not making the case. as we the presidential election subsumes everything else, look, i think on the merits, yes. trump richly deserves to be impeached. he has committed high crimes and misdemeanors. i think he has committed actual crimes that can be prosecuted under the law if he were not president. but is this actually going to happen? i'm not very optimistic that it will. >> that's got to be the last word. thank you, all. i appreciate you having here tonig

didn't tell congress is that on august 3rd 2016 you were at a meeting during the campaign at trump tower with don jr trump son which stephen miller then a campaign advisor to trump with george nader a former blackwater colleague of yours who acts as a back channel to the saudis there moralities you're supposed to be convicted paedophile and also joel's and israeli expert on social media manipulation how come you didn't mention that meeting to congress given it so relevant to their investigation. i did as part of the part of the investigations i certainly disclosed in the ne meetings the very new i had on in the congressional testimony you gave to the house we went through you didn't mention anything about august 26th meeting in trump tower they specifically asked you what context you have and you didn't answer that. i don't believe i was asked that question you asked whether any communicate for communications or contact with the campaign you said apart from writing papers putting up yard signs know what you said i've got the transcript of the conversation here. i might have been i think it was at

trump site or come back to vote for republican candidates. republicans able to have the binary weather to pick hard left. that is what you should expect from don- donald trump from the rally tonight. >> neil: you need to focus on a singular, i get that and many in the race to challenge him, but, kevin i'm beginning to wonder when a man and woman espousing, getting rid of the president, gets to the wealthy come of that it means we will raise taxes. so how is that going to work in a general election? >> well, i think you will see people go back to the issues most important to them. we know that is always the economy in a presidential race. the economy has been strong, but it has started to slow up a little bit. there are some signs may be a potential recession. we don't want that to happen. even as a democrat. we definitely don't want that, but that could be a problem for donald trump. i think in this north carolina race that we are talking about, a lot will go back to the way they feel about immigration and health care. and i think mccready has been the strong one health care with his position, although he didn't cooperate with ice, that is som

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didn't tell congress is that on august 3rd 2016 you were at a meeting during the campaign at trump tower with don junior trump son which stephen miller then a campaign advisor to trump with george nader a former blackwater colleague of yours who acts as a back channel to the saudis there moralities you're supposed to be convicted paedophile and also joel zemo an israeli expert on social media manipulation how come you didn't mention that meeting to congress given it's so relevant to their investigation. i did as part of the part of the investigations i certainly disclosed in the ne meetings the very new i had on in the congressional testimony you gave to the house we went through you didn't mention anything about august 26th meeting in trump tower they specifically asked you what context you have and you didn't answer that. i don't believe i was asked that question you asked whether any community for communications or contact with the campaign you said apart from writing papers putting up yard signs know what you said i've got the transcript of the conversation here. i might have been i think it

europe mades to act to safer the agreement which president trump want donned. >> as we move forward the situation will be more difficult. the european side must realize there's not much time left. >> iran began spinning centrifuges to enrich uranium faster than the obama deal. iran showed off the sense true finals. >> they have been violating it. they had violated the treaty for years, it's no surprise they will pursue what they intended to pursue. >> what a 1 is to smuggle oil to syria. the iranian tanker was ceased in july. president trump national security adviser showed it at anchor, john bolten said anyone who said it wasn't headed to syria was lying. ism today iran claims it seized another vessel for smuggling fuel. it's the first timer an has seized a vessel since july. >>> a platoon of u.s. navy seals have been removed from the position. it was sent home amid allegation that's a member committed a sexual assault and others were drinking. three leaders were relieved from their positions yesterday. they were not accused of engauging in the alleged misconduct but are responsible fo

trump is, like, have fun in africa, boys. bye-bye! ( laughter ) by the way, i can't think of a more embarrassing way to die than being killed by don, jror eric trump. if i was a lion and they killed my husband, i would just lie about how it happened the lion would be, like, how did your husband tie? was it a sky diving accident? lions can skydive? no, apparently not. no. ( laughter ) and you may be asking, trevor, why is trophy hunting still even a thing in 2019? well, let's find out in another installment of if you don't know, now you know. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: for as long as white people have been colonizing africa, trophy hunting has existed as a way for them to bring home souvenirs. in a way, i feel like us africans are partly to blame. we should have had a gift shop. ( laughter ) we should have had a gift shop. but while these pictures may have gone to praise in the 19 huns, these days they generate outrage. >> in recent years the hunting of big cats has sent shock waves around the globe. >> outrage in this country over the killing of a beloved lion in zimbabwe by an american hunter. this photo from an african tro

i'm don dahler. the trump administration says it has evidence that iran was behind the weekend strikes on oil facilities in saudi arabia. the attacks disrupted about 50% of the saudi oil output. although the country says full production will resume sooner rather than later. u.s. officials claim they know the types of the drones and cruise missiles used in the strikes and even know where in iran they were launched from. so far, none of that evidence has been released. david martin reports from the pentagon. >> reporter: u.s. officials say experts have examined pieces of the wreckage on the ground in saudi arabia, identified the specific type of cruise missiles and drones fired, and determined they were made in iran. other analysts have traced their tracks back to points in southwestern iran. one official call it a complex and coordinated attack, involving two dozen drones and nine cruise missiles. vice president pence stopped short of saying flatly it was iran. >> it certainly is looking like iran was behind th

trump: the worst a man can get." then-- ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: gotta let it out. >> stephen: then attention turned to one of the key figures of don jr.'s trump tower meeting with the russians who offered the campaign dirt: kremlin connected lawyer natalia veselnitskaya! ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) but ohio republican steve chabot didn't seem to know that. >> one of the key players in the june 2016 trump tower meeting was natalia vesinetska. vesinetskia. >> stephen: ( as congressman ) now, you reported that the trump campaign had multiple contacts with russian lawyer natasha vespa mcskynet? nata-livin' la vida loca? ( laughter ) napa-- russian lawyer napa valley legolas? ( laughter ) and she worked for vladamoid pudding pop? ( laughter ) but mueller had his own problems at the hearing-- mostly, trouble hearing. >> could you repeat that, please? can you repeat the question? can you read the last question? i'm sorry, could you, again, repeat the question? again, can you repeat the question? that went a little fast for me. >> stephen: it's like congress is talking to its grandpa. ( laughter ) "i'm afraid you'll have to speak up. these old ears

will the democrats in the media continue to use it against trump. don, what ups your take on this recession obsession. your reaction to everything you heard. >> look, you are asking me a slightly technical question and i'm a pretty technical guy, so here we go. 130,000 new payroll jobs flies in the face of all the other official labor market kata we have gotten about the move august. the jobs report has two entirely statistical surveys. the one everybody reports, and another one that says 590,000. they are two separate surveys with two separate methodologies. the department of labor says what would happen if you turned one into the methodology of the other. the one telling you 590,000 would tell you a million. one of the first things you have to realize about these numbers is they are absolutely out of control. and if you put too much reliance on them, you are heeding yourself down a primrose path of fantasy. liz: i have seen the wacky numbers even under the obama administration. what is going on here? somewhat's going on here is we are trying to captur

campaign source, it led to the intent of this speech, we're not going to see campaign runs from don junior, eric trumpmp, jared kushner, more to the notion of using california, this is a place where the republican party has been decimated. even the few house seats that have existed up until a year ago, were gone. democrats defeated them, so he was trying to say that the trump family is strong, is obviously very vast and will continue to raise money for and campaign for republicans and continue to take the party in a new direction. that to me is one of the biggest takeaways from this is that we have seen the republican party change so dramatically under donald trump. it is the trump party, no doubt about it, you saw him defeat republican after republican more on the traditional gop vein even over the weekend. mark sanford is the most traditional republican to say he's going to try to oppose donald trump. he's probably not going to get anywhere under those traditional republican guidelines and values. it's another example of how donald trump the man has changed the party and they hope that will continue

trump tower." yes, in fact, he stayed in the don jr. memorial russian collude-room. loved it, especially later in the summer." and trump had a great suggestiod best friend. >> i really hope that you and president putin get together and can solve your problem. >> stephen: ah, yes, that moment where your ridiculous actions finally catch up with you. can we see that again? >> i really hope that you and president putin get together and can solve your problem. that would be a tremendous achievement. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: it works. it works. >> stephen: and he ended with a fairly big announcement that trump made up. >> nancy pelosi, as far as i'm concerned, unfortunately, she is no longer the speaker of the house. >> stephen: what? wait. what, i just-- it's that seas? well, in that case, donald trump, as far as i'm concerned, unfortunately, is no longer president of the united states. ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you. renee zellweger is here. but when we return, a very special guest in town from the u.n. general assembly. stick around! twentieth reunion... a

trump jr. unveiled the company's new line of merch. well, hello handsome. that's don jr. a trump camouflage shirt. that's a new product on their web site. some people noticed a stain. the stain is actually here, right on top of his neck. he had a stain on his shirt. a camouflage shirt covered in grease stains. you have to admit, they know their customers. by the way, i went through the site. there's a camouflage key chain. because who doesn't want to make their keys harder to find? got to, they've also got a rustic dog leash for $40 and a rustic d rust rustic dog collar. as you can see, it fits any size dog at all. and if you give them a good belly rub, he'll be your best friend forever. the best part of this big merchandise announcement is the trump family still isn't making their crap in america, after all the talk about american-made this and that, they still can't spend the extra $2 to have their garbage made here instead of wherever, in fact, the closest they got with this new line is this "decorated in america". what does that even mean? decorated in america. does t

and that is per larallel to don trump and the republican party. >> ben, i'm curious what you're hearingto for your book about their thoughts on modern christianity and donald trump. i also grew up in the southern baptist church and there's always been plenty of hypocrisy to go around. and one of my favorite jokes is that if you go fishing, you take a baptist and a methodist, so all your beer won't get taken from if you had a baptist alone or a methodist alone. but how do you -- what are you hearing from evangelicals reconciling trump's behavior and their personal beliefs in this era? >> well, it's kind of all based on -- well, there's two things, really. there's fear. fear of loss, fear of losing, fear of, you know, their christian values being maligned or, you know, them being isolated and pushed out of the culture. the idea that their way of life is under attack and so on. and trump feeds on that. you heard that clip. i hadn't heard that clip before that you play before we -- this segment started. but, you know, you hear how he's talking. he's saying that there's one party that is sav

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we don see that with president trump.e's instilledti a discipline oa fear or a loyalty or whatever word you want to t find sohey don't -- they might stand up him from time to time. they're not going to get in his face. >> i think what's most trike -- striking abo a tt loyalty t peter is describing is they're choosing to sideith the president over a middle school that's overcrowded where children hav to eat ine the library because they can't neat the cafeteria. where teachers are being -- are having use their own money to educate students. and these are the children that are the children of service members. hes -- one principal tol helene cooper in the "new york timeme that these are the children that are bearing the burdens of the w thate're fiting. itit an incredie thing that erepublicans are sticking with the president. but it shows you why they're sticking with the president on other hard things. pete: we learned aboutow the face of congress will be changing with more republicans saying they will not run for re-electio

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major contenders are coming out for the same program, which mean donald trump is going to run against whoever the nominee is, donu mentioned them as moderates. they've raised their hands for the same thing. so i don't know that it matters to trump. i think he's going to run against them all the same because they've got the same policies. >> this is a very serious thing i want to ask you about here. i can't let this one slide. the former white house press secretary sean spicer making his debut on abc's "dancing with the stars" tonight. there he is, doing a salsa dance in a bright neon green shirt. >> no way. what the hell? >> is this what you remember from the white house podium. >> what is going on? >> they really did him dirty on "dancing with the stars." >> oh, my god! >> scott, can you hear this? >> oh, my god. what is that? >> i've seen the clip, yeah. >> so you've seen it. so is this the guy you you remember? >> he looks like a fluorescent green helium balloon. what is that? [ laughter ] >> i'm ready for "snl" this season. it's going to be great. >> what is happening right now? are we still watching this, d

president trump continued to don play the reports describing his conversation with the ukrainian president in july as absolutely perfect. we had a great conversation. going to take a large congratulatory regarding the corrupting role of the corrupt they can write regarding the fact that we don't want our people like vice president biden down 6 the ending that they were up already in the ukraine the unverified and vague accusation against joe biden was echoed by the secretary of state if there was a lection interference that took place by the vice president i think the american people deserve to know we know there was interference in the 2016 election and if it's the case that there was something going on with the president's family because the conflict of interest and vice president biden behaved in a way that was inconsistent with the way leaders are to operate i think the american people deserve to know that joe biden says it was the obama administration as a whole along with the e.u. that called for the firing of the then ukrainian prosecutor back in 2016 and the matter had nothing to d

don. some more news [ laughter ] trump's personal assistant just resigned after she shared details about trump'sy with journalists at an off the record dinner. honestly, this doesn't seem like it's an easy job to fill. when offered the position, even alexa was like - >> no way in hell. >> jimmy: and you go, "oh, that's not good. [ laughter ] you don't want that. that's - [ applause ] check this out, this weekend, police in scotland were called after thousands of people signed up to play a massive game of "hide and seek" inside an ikea. [ laughter ] yeah it only should have taken the police 20 minutes to assemble a team, but since it was ikea, it took them seven hours [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ] the police had very clear directions, but then all the dads just threw those to the side and just kind of guessed their way through it ♪ [ laughter ] yeah, police found the suspects by following a trail of swedish meatballs. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ yeah, people who got caught just pled insanity turns out they just had a couple screws loose. ♪ [ laughter and applause ♪ it was -- it was easy to spot, because the h

trump's sons don jr. and eric do foreign business and his daughter ivanka is getting chinese patents and saudi grants to put all of that out there. >> it is a family affair it seems like at the white house. >> but hey, let's focus on hunter biden for a moment. it was a wild weekend of weather across the country as some states deal with an early taste of winter while others were dealing with record heat. nbc news's kendis gibson has more. >> a powerful and historic storm hitting the northern rockies. it's snow in september across at least six states just one week after the end of summer. in montana a blizzard and a state of emergency, more than three feet of snow in some parts. it's piling up on trees weighing heavy on power lines above. the northern part of the state socked in, storm chaser aaron jayjack in glacier national park. >> you can see the wind is blowing quite hard here, lots of snow. we do have whiteout conditions here. >> reporter: nearby wind pushed snow drifts onto city sidewalks, treacherou

then there was this, trump tower meeting, son don perfectly legal.p to it, nothing happened. last one, deflect and accused someone else. here we go, last sound. >> it's just a democrat witch hunt, here we go again. they failed with russia, they failed with recessions, and everything. the one who's got the problem is biden. you look at what biden did. biden did what they would like to have me do. except one problem, i didn't do it. >> right. okay. now, so on the deflect, the ukrainian witch hunt. he does this all time. this was a democratic ploy. nothing was there, this is democrats in the media. it's joe biden who has done the things wrong. there is a pattern here, this is an approach. it's one of the things that's consistent about. none of what i ran through are facts. and that's what we need, facts. what was on that call, what specifically did they talk about. why not release the whistle-blower complaint to congress. these are things that donald trump could make happen. he is choosing not to. >> that was fascinating. shout out to chelsea for produc

or expertise, andity media does not think this is a big deal. >> donald trump comes to government, i am sure he has lost money, donith any of this, they try to drag him down, eric trump, ivanka trump, the whole trump family, they issue subpoenas like issuing lolly pops at the dentist when you are a kid. what it comes to the bidens, not one subpoena has been issued by either body of congress, republicans or democrats. with hunter biden no body wants to look at his bank account or interview his accountants, they have twist today haed this massn scandal to a donald trump scandal? high crimes and misdemeanor, you know that is a bridge too far, the american people are not going to buy this crap. when we come back, i want to talk about china. >> remember you can catch me, on levin tv, blaze tv, get your copy of unfreedom of the press, and secret empires by my when you're not able to smile, you become closed off. i felt withdrawn, alone... having to live with bad teeth for so long was extremely depressing. now, i know how happy i am. there was all the feeling good about myself that i missed. i wish that i had gone to asp

don . eadyn, we've seen trump al saying he's going to provide intelligence to the saudis.e probably going to be other signals that are sent, again, pot,ential clan destined means are an option as well, show of force within the gulf. we've already got an aircraft carrier, you know, there, and, again, i think this comesown, to you know, a very careful, del at the balancing act. >> woodruff: a what abo the fact that thepresident's formerational security advisor john bolton who's known to be a hawk when it comes toran is n longer in the administration? >> well, i mean, he was certainly central to setting a very bellicose tenor to u.s. policy to iran and i think it could reduce some ofthe escalation. you had the pentagon in the escalation and you have other sources from the u.s. government. >> woodruff: and the president's ownnstinct. >> of course, toward dealmaking. woodruff: you mentioned intelligence sharing and the united states has been reluctant to dh that in past, has it not, with saudi arabia,mony, to to -- i mean, to al in sharing intelligence? >> well, i think this ev

or expertise, andity media does not think this is a big deal. >> donald trump comes to government, i am sure he has lost money, dono to with any of this, they try to drag him down, eric trump, ivanka trump, the whole trump family, they issue subpoenas like issuing lolly pops at the dentist when you are a kid. what it comes to the bidens, not one subpoena has been issued by either body of congress, republicans or democrats. with hunter biden no body wants to look at his bank account or interview his accountants, they have twist today haed this massn scandal to a donald trump scandal? high crimes and misdemeanor, you know that is a bridge too far, the american people are not going to buy this crap. when we come back, i want to talk about china. >> remember you can catch me, on levin tv, blaze tv, get your copy of unfreedom of the press, and secret empires by my friend peter schweizer, we'll be right back. [ orchestral music playing ] mom you've got to get yourself a new car. i wish i could save faster. you're making good choices. you'll get there. ♪ were you going to tell me about this? i know i can't afford to go.

they finally have enough but it is teflon don and we call him teflon don for a reason nothing seems to stick to president donald trump and i don't necessarily think that they're going to be able to win the votes of the american people and these you know specifically the 7 democrats that had the washington post op ed the other day saying this is why we are in purple districts and we're moving forward might end up not not seeing their reelection campaigns go that well i think the democrats are taking a huge risk i don't know it's going to turn out for them interesting michael well i think you know one it's happening and i think that's what every democrat across the country is saying. you know it's been a long time coming regardless if you were for impeachment because of early sort of controversies in the trump and ministration or because of what you thought was collusion with russia or now because of the suit crane thing you know it's sort of a drip drip drip and it has a cumulative effect of every democrats going to find their reason for or against impeachment but there's a lot more reasons and there are against but t

don jr.'s twitter feed, he has a huge following and he is one of the president's strongest surrogates on the campaign trail and he will be present long after president trump. that's an open question. but outside of the president you don't find many people in the republican -- that social media space that's more effective from someone like don jr. >> you know what i love about the way you take a look at things, you can dig deeper on what it would take to help people on the left, but prison reform is something that the president shares the credit with come up with his children and that's a issue. are there any other issues out there as part of the nation's leading from so far left, he still might have to pop talk to them even if politics don't align? >> don jr. has mastered the art of twitter. that's a long after he leaves the presidency and is following is not going to go away. the trumps will be a factor in republican party politics. >> very quickly, how do they compare, some are saying they are the new kennedys, are they? >> wait until the president wins a second term. >> harris: he said that twice. it's rare for an income but not win twice, we've only s

i think he was trying to cover for don junior who had that trump tower meeting. >> yes.bviously that was a big part of the mueller report. >> right. >> kim, you read this transcript and the question is then is it a crime? is there enough wiggle room or is it a crime? >> well, the question with respect to impeachment isn't whether it's a crime. it's a political judgment and we now see tremendous number of democrats basically making the decision that this is sufficient for impeachment. the transcript itself, i think we just see a small piece of it. when the president comes out and says everybody thought this would be such a big deal, it's the white house that unilaterally made this public, not the congress that asked for it. so we have to see additional information. there's potential campaign finance violations, that is asking for something of value that could influence a campaign. if it turns out there was more information a information that the president actually dangled the foreign aid basically as a threat, you investigate my opponent or you don't get this money, that

it however you want, to me that does mean a lot. >> sean: the question is will don lemon give passes and still blame trumpgot to figure out that one. still major news about democratic mega donor at buck. a story on conspiracy theory nbc news, they didn't think it was worth or covering. imagine if he was a huge republican donor, do you think they'd be covering that? here, fox news contributor dan bongino. i do not know how you turn this into a story about trump but you've got to give fake news cnn credit for their creativity, geraldo. with that said, the double standard is real. >> please! >> sean: you think? what that apology be acceptable, if he said he is sorry? >> i do like trudeau. ed buck is a donor who was given a green light to be a sexual predator to gay black man. he should've been arrested in 2017 when the first one overdosed and died. now a second one overdosed and died and still the democratic district attorney did not go after ed buck. why? those are questions that must be answered by the district attorney. now she hits him with a $4 million bond. why didn't you do it when he had two dead gay