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office, donald trump, president, sounding more like donald trump, candidate for president, serving up red meat to his base at the nra. >>> also, north korea's missile test less than 24 hours after trump says we could be in for a major, major conflict. tonight, the trump response. >>> and what may be the single biggest failure of the first 100 days. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening tonight from washington, d.c. i'm joy reid in -for-brian williams who has the night off. today was day 99 of the trump presidency. trump may have 99 problems but getting the love from his base ain't one. first up, a trip to atlanta for a speech to the national rifle association where trump the president sounded more like trump the candidate serving up that red meat to the crowd. >> november 8th. wasn't that a great evening? do you remember that evening? remember that? and remember they said there is no path to 270. for months i was hearing that. you know, they are trying to suppress the vote. i have a feeling that in the next election you are going to be swamped with candidates. it may be pocahon

donald, we know who you are.s and gentlemen, i believe donald trump is hiding much more damning information, just as he is hiding these taxes. what is he hiding? he clearly has not been transparent about his business and tangled and, and his connection to putin. [applause] and to the oligarchs of russia. trump, did you get a loan from russia in 2008? when all of the banks in the u.s. refused to give you a loan because of all the bankruptcies that you had, all of the data that you had, all the people that you didn't pay. well, donald trump, what about that hotel? the trump hotel on pennsylvania. who financed it? person known for money laundering. -- about the one knowing knowing trading policies with russia. donald trump, we know who you are. we are out more about you every day. donald trump won't release his tax returns, donald trump won't be transparent about his business dealings. every other president since the and has released their tax returns. donald trump, all over america, middle-class and working class p

donald, we know who you are.ntlemen, i believe donald trump is hiding much more damning information, just as he is hiding these taxes. what is he hiding? he clearly has not been transparent about his business and tangled and, and his connection to putin. [applause] and to the oligarchs of russia. trump, did you get a loan from russia in 2008? when all of the banks in the u.s. refused to give you a loan because of all the bankruptcies that you had, all of the data that you had, all the people that you didn't pay. well, donald trump, what about that hotel? the trump hotel on pennsylvania. who financed it? person known for money laundering. -- about the one knowing knowing trading policies with russia. donald trump, we know who you are. we are out more about you every day. donald trump won't release his tax returns, donald trump won't be transparent about his business dealings. every other president since the and has released their tax returns. donald trump, all over america, middle-class and working class people ar

i hired anet, if employee who promised like donald trump and failed to deliver like donald trump, i wouldave fired him. abe in new york, new york, a democrat. caller: good morning. host: what is on your mind? caller: donald trump is what we knew he would be, a racist come as a native new yorker, we know him better than everybody, he has a history of being a racist. a gerald ford administration sued him and his father's administration for refusing to rent to black people. the republican supporters deny reality, the lady from michigan economybout the great growth, we just had gdp for fourth quarter at .7%, the worst performance in three years. as long as he is against immigrants and the so-called country of laws is basically code for let's keep out immigrants, latinos, african-americans, women, they are ok. he has been dismal. our only hope is that we survived the four years before he made he blows up the world in a fight with north korea. his economic plan will line news and his grifters pockets. we talk about subchapter s corporations that be taxes he paid, he would not be paying a dime i

donald, we know who you are.s and gentlemen, i believe donald trump is hiding much more damning information, just as he is hiding these taxes. what is he hiding? he clearly has not been transparent about his business and tangled and, and his connection to putin. [applause] and to the oligarchs of russia. trump, did you get a loan from russia in 2008? when all of the banks in the u.s. refused to give you a loan because of all the bankruptcies that you had, all of the data that you had, all the people that you didn't pay. well, donald trump, what about that hotel? the trump hotel on pennsylvania. who financed it? person known for money laundering. -- about the one knowing knowing trading policies with russia. donald trump, we know who you are. we are out more about you every day. donald trump won't release his tax returns, donald trump won't be transparent about his business dealings. every other president since the and has released their tax returns. donald trump, all over america, middle-class and working class p

they all ended up voting for donald trump.back to bay county, michigan, which went red for the first time since ronald reagan. >> none of you had ever voted for a republican? >> right. >> i am all about it, shaking it up. >> a one-time bernie supporter who at 29 years old cast his first ever presidential vote for donald trump. >> we have an answer. >> it's not how this works. >> but in less than two months, jason's enthusiasm has turned to anger. >> i feel like i was tricked. he fooled me, i kind of feel dumb, honestly. >> how did the president lose the support of a guy who cheered for him during his first speech to congress? >> it almost sounded progressive-like, he was really open, willing to work with both sides of the fence. >> four days after that, maybe, more russia stuff piled up. he talks about being wiretapped. he is on twitter saying this about this person. >> jason said this was the deal-breaker. the attack on syria, tough talk on north korea and the massive bomb dropped on isis in afghanistan. >> i don't want to se

my son also worked the phones for donald. one of his main topics was building the wall and stopping this illegal immigration. i believe he will be making a grave mistake if he compromises on this. >> now, wait -- he's not compromising on the wall. he's saying he'll delay funding until september. so as to avoid a government shutdown. does it matter to you when he does the wall? >> caller: yes, it absolutely does because, rush, you know it's never going to be a good time to do this. i've been listening to politics all my life. it's the same thing. let's kick this can down the road. >> exactly. every delay is a further nail in the coffin. >> joining us, gene robinson. senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center. also maria tracy komar, an msnbc contributor. gene robinson, rush limbaugh, 96 days in, we're talking about nails in the coffin. >> yeah. he's right about that. every delay is a nail in the coffin, but that coffin was sealed with super glue from the beginning. it wasn't going to happen. just the logistics of bui

trump that donald trump as a man, this always goes overboard. the collusion, never proven collusion between the trump campaign and russia. i heard and saw people on twitter suggesting the fact that russian forces on the ground in syria were given a heads up before the airstrike was evidence that donald trump is indeed still in the pocket of letter to. that is how far the idiocy goes when it comes to the left and their hatred of donald trump. >> the idiot on my side. neil: even as host of the show this is crazy. positing the possibility this was all a way for vladimir putin to feign rage to cover his buddy donald trump. >> i heard that and a lot more last night and more from the intelligence community discussing that possibility. that is going a little far at this point. i don't buy it right now. it is early in the morning, get back to me this afternoon. what i would say is i was impressed with the positive coverage that came out the night of the attack if you were watching cnn. i heard there were people who are no fan of donald trump talking abo

esta maÑana en "despierta amÉrica" le dijeron que donald trump -- para donald trump sigue siendo unaegÓ ice, en febrero, 47% de que se deportÓ no tenÍa antecedente criminal. carolina: mÁs adelante, estaremos hablando contigo. vamos a la pausa comercial. gracias. javier: bueno, sin embargo, a pesar de las encuestas, existe un sector de la poblaciÓn que estÁ apoyando y defendiendo las acciones del presidente donald trump. una de ellas es jasmina. te querÍamos preguntar, cuÁl en la nota que le pones al presidente del 1 al 10? >> buenas tardes. la nota que le pongo el presidente es 100. todos los que votamos por donald trump estamos apoyando. Él ha tratado de cumplir todas y cada una de las promesas que hizo durante su campaÑa. el hecho de que ha sido y estÁ siendo bloqueado por el congreso, y por cierto jueces que no le permiten trabajar y cumplir con sus promesas, esa es otra historia. es mÁs, donald trump, es el presidente que mÁs contra tuvo la mayor de comunicaciÓn. sin embargo, ha logrado muchas cosas. le ha aportado fondos para mantener los valores familiares. carolina: te quisier

now for 2 donald trump not giving up on his promise to replace obamacare. what comes next?republicans are shopping around the obamacare replacement plan as pressure mounts to get something passed in the first 100 days of donald trump's presidency, sources told foxnews the text of the bill will come in the next few days at a conference call scheduled for this weekend. lawmakers winding down a recent recess and will be back next week. 216 votes are needed to get anything through and the other piece of business on the table in washington, potential government shutdown, making a choice between keeping the government up and running or repealing obamacare, the president said this. >> i want to get both. are you shocked to hear that? we are doing well in healthcare and we will see what happens as far as keeping the government open. we want to keep the government open, don't you agree? >> reporter: the first 100 days end next week, flying by. >> i can't believe it has been 100 days, seems like a lot of work has happened, a lot more to be done. let's see what is coming up on "fox an

>> if putin likes donald trump, i consider that an asset. if putin likes donald trump, guess what, folks, that's called an asset, not a liability. >> putin's a killer. >> there are a lot of killers. you think our country is so innocent? do you think our country's so innocent? >> i don't know ofny government leaders that are kiers in america. >> take a look at what we've done, too. we've made a lot of mistakes. >> again today, even though he did admit relations with moscow have soured, the president stopped short of blatantly criticizing the russian leader. >> he's the leader of russia. russia's a strong country. we are a very, very strong country. we're going to see how that all works out. i'll also see about putin over a period of time. it will be a fantastic thing if we got along with putin, and we got along with russia. that may happen. or it may not happen. it may be just the opposite. right now the world is a mess. but i think by the time we finish, i think it's going to be a lot better place to live. i can tell you speaking for myself,

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so eric trump, or donald trump could say that the missile attack proves that donald trump is independent of vladimir putin. he could have advised donald trump to do the missile attack because he then would be able to say that or have one of his sons say that. we don't know the real motivation of that missile attack by the united states. we only know what donald trump says, and donald trump is a repeated proven pathological liar, so we don't know why that missile strike occurred. here is a bit of an interview with fox news that the network released tonight before showing it in its entirety tomorrow. >> when i see people using horrible, horrible chemical weapons, which they agreed not to use under the obama administration, but they violated it. >> they said they got rid of them. >> what i did should have been done by the obama administration a long time before i did it. and you would have had a much better, i think, syria would be a lot better off right now than it has been. >> makes sense. if you think that makes sense, remember that the same donald trump saw chemical weapons used in syri

he understands and appreciates donald trump. >> i think ronald reagan would look at donald trump andbe amazed. and have all probably the greatest -- we have seen in recent history. let me ask you about the conservative movement. because i think many of us most of us in this room consider ourselves conservatives. donald trump is, he is more -- what would he say about the conservative group in the growing populace? a lot of people are saying donald trump is not the end of ronald reagan and his bro legacy but donald trump himself is remaking the republican party. but is now remaking them party in a different direction. >> out that he would have a problem with the because reagan himself as a force for change in america. and -- american liberal, historian and writer, philosopher or whatever. he wrote a book called the liberal in 1950 when he said conservatives were irritable. [laughter] and it did not have a coherent philosophy. which of course was nonsense because you know, the founders had a coherent governing office. which was based on individuality. and they had this money changer in

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i hope that syria will be donald trump's nut. low approval ratings, but, in this rundown region, we didn't find much evidence of buyer's remorse. president trump has been much like candidate trump, and while that's horrified liberals in america's major cities, who regard him as a national embarrassment, here in the rust belt, he is still widely viewed as a potential national saviour. two trumps, two americas, but the region that won him the presidency remains a stronghold. nick bryant, bbc news, 0hio. we will come back to ohio in a second but now donald trump is speaking to the nra annual convention. the late... how good wasjohn? that he is. just about to speak to the nra. we were talking about or but what is donald trump's own view on his time in office so far? i want to play you a piece of ordeal we heard today from an interview writers did with the president. i loved my previous life, i loved my previous life. i had some many things going... i actually... this is more work than my previous life. i thought it would be easier. i

ut it's not enough to just see donald trump's form 1040. cause he tells us he has 532 private businesses, secret businesses in the sense that they do not report their financial information to the s.e.c., over 532 of those business endity investments. we need to see the tax returns of every business entity that trump controls. over 100 of those investments are in foreign countries. we need to see the tax returns of trump panama hotel, l.l.c., trump korea, l.l.c., d.t. dubai golf course, l.l.c., and all the business entities that he has that are doing business in saudi arabia, qatar and china. finally, donald trump ran as a populist, especially on corporate issues, but now he wants to allow corporate inversions that provide tax benefits to corporate benedict arounds who betray our -- arnolds who betray our country. he refuses to say that china is a currency manipulators even though he said during his rallies he would do just that and he refuses to do anything about chinese requirements regarding coal production. the speaker pro tempore: the g

donald trump says that's a problem.ealth from the us in totally one—sided trade." during the campaign he floated the idea of a a5 per cent tariff on goods from china. shortly after, president xi had this to say at the world economic forum. "pursing protectionism isjust like locking oneself in a dark room. no—one will emerge as winner in a trade war." president xi didn't name names — but there's little doubt who he was referring to. professor ann lee specialises in economics and finance at new york university — and acts as an independent economic adviser to the chinese government. shejoins us from san francisco. there are a lot of americans who would agree with donald trump that in this trade relationship america has had the raw end of the deal and it's about time somebody changed things. are they right? they are certainly frustrated that i think that they probably only get one side of the story since it's very easy for policymakers and companies to wa nt to for policymakers and companies to want to point the finger at s

donald trump is setting the agenda. world is hopeful for a stronger unison between the two nations. and we are getting more footage right now. they are meeting inside that resort in mar—a—lago. body language is looking fairly positive at the moment. but as you say, trade is the big issue. i think in the long—term, after the niceties of the summit, that is when the tough work is going to really continue. i don't hear the south china sea being mentioned so far in some of the early talk of what this summit will focus on. but in a way, economically, it cannot be separated. i want to talk about the south china sea right now. but the reality is when we talk about the economic relationship, we talk about free navigation of the sea. and in asia, so much trade goes through the south china sea from the world. right now they just want a smooth summit. we can only hope for the best as we move forward. the former us ambassador to the asia bank. among things on the agenda will be north korea. the us wants china to use its economic in

. >>> tonight donald trump's world view. had esays it's a nasty place. u.s.-russia relations are at an all-time low. >>> the president says he's his own strategist. questions whether his chief strategist, steve bannon, is long for his job amid a smattering of tough headlines. >>> is the u.s. dollar too strange? how president trump is taking the blame and credit at the same time. the 11th hour begins right now. >>> good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. day 83 of the trump administration. and after a meeting and press conference today, with the nato secretary-general, it's now harder than ever to identify anything approaching a trump doctrine. some watching today thought it was a surprisingly normal presidential event, given recent events, about nato specifically the president who once called nato obsolete has now decided it is not. >> by the way, i'm right about nato. we have nato, and we're giving countries a free ride. nato is obsolete. it's old. it's fat. it's sloppy. >> i said it's obsolete, and it is. >> they asked me about nato.

they do not work for donald trump.o what their constituents asked them do. >> right now, donald trump after the defeat of his american health care act said he's done, he's not doing health care anymore. just this morning, he tweeted that he's back if the game, anybody he says, especially fake news media, hello, who thinks that repeal and replay of obamacare is dead does not know the love and strength in our party. charlie just pointed out 33 members in the freedom caucus. only 18 voted against the bill. if they go back and do health care again, is it the moderate republicans that are the most at risk when they go home in 2018? back with something even more draconi draconian, more cuts to medicaid, that doesn't hurt his tea party members that puts the moderates on the hook, right? >> right. it's really difficult. my favorite line was nobody knew how complex health care would be. we all knew. this is what's concerning to me. i sat on the right, and we have eight years to do this. trying to push republicans come up with a

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he doesn't let donald trump finish donald trump's thought. that's the most important sentence in what he just said. i thought it would be easier. i thought it was more of a -- feel free to tweet me your guesses about how he was going to finish that sentence before he decided that he shouldn't finish that sentence. whatever he was going to say, donald trump himself decided he shouldn't say it. it was against donald trump's better judgment. imagine, imagine what it had to be for donald trump to think oh, better not say that. he thought it was going to be more of a what? the president gave that interview yesterday. he knew congress would be gone less than 24 hours later, and he would be stuck with his 100 days of zero legislative accomplishments on the donald trump campaign agenda, which was supposed to be the trump presidency's first year agenda. some of it was supposed to be the trump presidency's first day agenda. but just about all of it was supposed to be the trump presidency's first 100-day agenda. a deadline that the president himself imp

i do find it a bit strange that donald trump and his team -- i guess donald trump is trying to cast the tea party guys as the establishment, when isn't he the establishment? >> it is going to make his life very, very difficult when if comes to midterms because donald trump was not popular with the conservative base during the primaries. >> right. >> he had to really win them over and a lot of conservatives felt like they were holding their nose and voting for donald trump and said, you know, we'll overlook maybe some of his past political leanings or things he said that we did not appreciate. >> right. >> he'll get us results. right? and so he's throwing away this constituency he worked really hard to get. these members are in good position, safe seats, and even if donald trump does try to primary or move the momentum that way, he's not going to be able to because the koch brothers and several of their organizations pledged eight-figure funds to support these guys and now they are incumbents and the national republican committee, they have to support those men with their dollars so they

and then donald trump tweeted terrible! just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism, exclamation point. and so ignited the entirely self-created controversy that has engulfed the trump white house and the intelligence community, even paul ryan. >> we put our statement on sunday saying we would have no further comment. >> have you seen any evidence to support the president's claim that he had been wiretapped by the previous president? >> yeah, i have not. i have not seen that evidence. >> any reason to believe that he was wiretapped by the previous administration? >> look, the answer is no. >> i don't think there was an actual tap of trump tower. >> going to take the tweets literally. and if you are, clearly the president was wrong. >> wait a minute, there is a lot of wiretapping being talked about. i've been seeing a lot of things. >> said president obama ordered wiretaps on trump tower. what do you believe? >> no. that's what i said. we've cleared

and then donald trump tweeted terrible! found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. noing found. this is mccarthyism, exclamation point. and so ignited the entirely self created controversy that has engulfed the trump white house and the intelligence community, even paul ryan. >> we put our statement on sunday saying we would have no further comment. >> have you seen any evidence to support the president's claim that he had been wiretapped by the previous president? >> yeah, i have not. i have not seen that evidence. >> any reason to believe that he was wiretapped by the previous administration? >> look, the answer is no. >> i don't think there was an actual tap of trump tower. >> going to take the tweets literally. and if you are, clearly the president was wrong. >> wait a minute, there is a lot of wiretapping being talked about. i've been seeing a lot of things. >> said president obama ordered wiretaps on trump tower. what do you believe? >> no. that's what i said. we've cleared that u

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in which alec baldwin played both o'reilly and donald trump. i want to talk to you about that on the other side because there is some interesting nexus there as well. >> oh, they're the same guy. it's o'reilly as president. >> here they are last night. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you for coming to my defense last week. even though no one asked you to. you even went as far as saying, "bill o'reilly did nothing wrong." >> that's correct. >> that's based upon? >> hunch, just a loose hunch. >> so you're not familiar with the facts of the case. >> i mean, i'm more familiar with this case than i am with, say, health care, but i didn't really look into it much, no. >> roger ailes, bill o'reilly, donald trump. three people with something very unique in common in this idea of them being sexually harassing toward women. just the general attitude toward women. have we reached an era where we are the upsidedown version of the age of the woman? this is what's runs the country. this ethos, this attitude is pref dent a prevalent and clearly running thr

she's not donald trump. if donald trump -- donald trump continue dibbing her, if he doesn't back her up, if he doesn't say the same thing and he doesn't take any action to marginalize putin and to point out this is one of the reasons why someone like max boot and myself, who for use have not agreed on anything, can agree on this, then it really doesn't matter what nikki haley says other than she has bragging rights. she can say she took a good line. she can write this in her book. can write op-eds. if donald trump doesn't follow suit, vladimir putin can say i see where power is. i don't care what an ambassador of the u.n. says. >> i think any former ambassador of the u.n. will tell you the way it works in that building is it does indeed matter what the u.s. ambassador says every time the u.s. ambassador speaks. now what we're talking about -- >> i would hope so. >> -- is something else in what does it mean in terms of what the united states is going to do next. it's always been a different issue in fact. >>

that's the end of donald trump. donald trump is finished. how does putin react to that?there is a possibility that pew p putin is not going to back down. letting them know of the rockets is part of the procedure. also, by the way, putin from the embarrassment, lets say they try to shoot down 59 tomahawks and they could not do it. there is a possibility that putin did not say anything aggressive today. it is true that gesture did not do a lot of damage. it is two actors there not doing a whole lot and making it looked really, really striking. so what's really happening is what we are going to see next week when secretary of state, tillerson. are they talking about solving a problem or a third world? it is none of those things. it is something that we can move forward and selling on the idea. >> david, thank you very much joining us from moscow tonight. thank you for joining us, very appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up, what's next in syria in we got the word, breaking news that the trump administration has zero plans for next step in syria. and the war inside the tr

i think it will still support him and donald trump is the brand of donald trump.d say, he went in and said he would drain the swamp in washington... they will say, donald trump is pragmatic. look at what he has done with the chinese to get them to pressure the north koreans. look at what he's doing with manufacturers and business leaders and the white house, to make it more responsive. in short term, people might think, donald trump is hurting his brand, but long—term i think it is a pragmatic approach of strong, steady government that people are looking for. kristian, great to see you as well. i would add to that... it is stunning that he keeps saying, i was wrong, i did not realise that health ca re wrong, i did not realise that health care was wrong, i did not realise that health ca re was so wrong, i did not realise that health care was so congregated. at the weekend he said, i sat with president xijinping for weekend he said, i sat with president xi jinping for ten minutes and he would have known it was not easy to get a deal with north korea? natal is obsole

with w, we are seeing it donald trump. i think they need to start procedures now because aggression begets aggression. hate, and i am not did. f what he actually, it is appalling. host: and the last call for this segment of the "washington journal" comes from jana who lives in washington d.c. a democrat. what did you think about the strike in syria? as it in the u.s. national interest as the trump administration says it was? caller: yes, good morning. "in the national you know, the syrian as basharis attacking his own people, and from the obama administration, stated, obama had a red line implemented and he went to the congress and asked them approve the air a military ssibly action. it was shut down at the time and hen you have donald trump stating i would never attack syria. that's the wrong thing to do, tweet tweet. he goes in to the joint chiefs of staff and the war room middle decides in the of dinner that he wants to do air strikes. i believe that the syrian people a statement that this is inviting isis and terrorist

joni ernst will not defend anything about donald trump the person. donald trump the businessman. she said last month that donald trump should release his tax returns. she said basically what elizabeth warren said about that today. >> he promised during the campaign that he would reveal his taxes. in fact, how many clips have you got here? he'd reveal them after this. he'd reveal them after that. oh, then he'd put it off. >> do you think he ever will? >> i don't know, but i'll tell you this. people are going to keep demanding it and making their voices heard on this. >> joni ernst is one of the republicans in the senate demanding that who wants donald trump to release his tax returns. senate republicans like joni ernst know that passing the big tax cut they want to pass is going to be much more difficult with voters wondering which of the tax cuts are a gold mine for donald trump and his family. and on policy, joni ernst could not have disagreed more with what donald trump had to say today in wisconsin. >> nafta has been very, very bad for our country. it's been very, very bad for

i voted donald trump. we just got married. i said, ican't donald trump. we just got married.” met them during the election, they we re met them during the election, they were engaged in political discussions. i caught them again six weeks into their marriage. this is the review got married in.” weeks into their marriage. this is the review got married in. i never thought anybody would say i would live under a donald trump presidency. i wake up with a stomach ache and wonder what happened overnight. she should be happy, because our wedding and honeymoon was paid for by the donald trump increase in the stock arcade. the travel ban was an ill—conceived, racist ban that was never going to pass constitutional muster.m racist ban that was never going to pass constitutional muster. it was too quick a roll—out, that what the problem. the president totally flopped on health care reform. it was amazing that he did not have a plan in place when he got to the white house. he tried to roll it out too quickly, it is going on now. it is an albatross around every president's neck, it takes a

donald trump on personnel is pretty simple. it's not about loyalty, he can be a loyal person but on personnel it's is the problem that the person causes worth, worth it because i see a lot of upside. i think steve bannon needs to remind the president if he wants to stay what is the upside of having steve bannon here. there is now clearly a big downside from a pr point of view and his inability to get along with others in the white house. >> rose: i never, i really don't understand this, and i will ask both of you this. on the one hand, there are all the people who had economic dislocation, people who suffer income inequality, who really have not seen the kind of improve nment their life and their lifestyle thark they had hoped, cases in which children are not as approximately off as-- as well off as their parents. that's one thing. there is the other thing which is part of what, apart of what has an appeal that's nasdaqier than that. it is the far right. in american politics. does steve bannon speak to both of them or is it jus

that point may come for donald trump. not going to come before the 100-day mark in his administration for a lot of these voters. but i do think there's a strain that's beginning to develop around some of the more populist themes that he promised to pursue that he is backing off of now. i wouldn't quite put syria which you mentioed in that category. i think the strike in syria, the strike in afghanistan, we're not putting troops on the ground, right? i think a red line, so to speak, would be if he decided to put troops on the ground. so that probably isn't one that's going to, you know, faze these voters all that much. but if he starts heeding the advice of the more moderately inclined voices in his administration who seem to be getting influence over the conservative nationalists like steve bannon, he could have trouble. >> there are a lot of republican strategists who say you can't win voters over by telling them they're suckers. nobody wants to admit they were suckered so that's not a compelling argument. what is the li

so you went to a bunch of donald trump rallies. >> yes, things like that. >> donald trump name you ashe foreign policy team, that was in march, then in august, they say you were an informal advisor, and then james miller said you're not an advisor and you made no contribution to the campaign. >> i never met james miller. i think he joined kind of mid summer. >> did you actually write policy papers and send them to the campaign? >> i don't like talking about specifics -- >> you're telling the "new york times" you did so on march 25. >> that'sary enough. >> can you say who you sent policy papers to? >> i don't talk about internal matters. >> they are talking about internal matters saying you weren't part of the campaign at all. i'm not surprised, he didn't know me, he -- >> nobody ever came out after jason miller said this, and said actually that's not true, carter page has been an advisor to the campaign. >> the beauty of it. part of the reason why i stepped back is i wanted to prevent -- continuing to be a distraction. and i mean this news cycle -- >> they said you weren't part of it

donald trump often appears on fox which is ironic because fox often appears on donald trump's head. donald trump said he has a great relationship with the blacks. though unless the blacks are a family of white people, i bet he's mistaken. >> oh, the memories. that's a little context for why donald trump may not be there tonight. why did he choose harrisburg, pennsylvania over washington, d.c.? the president arguing this is a place to connect with real americans. he's also using this as a chance to contrast his arguments against what he sees as a main stream media out to get him. a new op-ed hit the washington post within the last hour by the president titled in my first hundred days i ept can my promise to americans. we'll have more on that as well. jacob rascon live at the rally talking to trump supporters and we have a power panel with me in washington as well as from around the country. starting with you, jacob. what are you seeing out there at the rally and the hundred days. is it a mood that feels typical of other rallies or something different? >> reporter: the campaign, maybe

he said what you need is donald trump. i will make an appointment for you but he's very busy, he will not give you much time so make your pitch and get out. so i went to see donald. he was very gracious. i said it's a great honor to meet you and he said please call me donald. after the inauguration when i said congratulations mr. president he said please call me donald. he's a non- assuming die. is like likable and has a great sense of humor. what impressed me was his intensity. he asked very tough questions and remember i'm making the pitch that ronald reagan can get elected president in 1979. all of his questions related to the electoral map he asked how to get to 270? it's interesting i'm assuming your man can carry california but how to get to 270. in virtually every conversation i have about the 1980 presidential campaign he's a junky, he loves politics way he love sports. he would asked that same question. so give me your take on the map. so he's always understood that. i think it was a key part of the strategy for t

donald trump has previously called climate change a hoax. here are the thoughts of some of those attending this protest. iam from i am from upstate new york. i am here because this is the most important issue we have today, to ta ke important issue we have today, to take care of this earth we depend on for everything. if we don't take ca re of for everything. if we don't take care of it, we don't have anything. i want the next generations, the future generations, to be able to live on this planet without being contaminated by governments and corporations. in defence of our environment, for the climate, because we need to do it, and we believe it. well, we're expecting president trump to speak in the next half hour or so. it will be from a rally for his supporters in harrisburg, which is the state capital of pennsylvania. that is a long way from washington. here is what some of those waiting for him to arrive had to say the fa ct for him to arrive had to say the fact is he got in there and is doing what he is supposed to do. especially yester

i mean, donald trump is doing the work for democrats. i mean, he has had, as we talked about from the top of the show, the worst first 100 days we've seen in modern times. he hasn't talked about where are the job, right? that's the big thing. he had a populist message which is why he ended up winning those three states because people were really feeling the economy and they wanted jobs. we haven't seen anything at all, if anything, his major signature pieces of legislation, if you will, have failed miserably. so it's really, i mean, he's doing the work for us by being so divisive, by not unifying. this is the time for donald trump to bring us together because as we know from this election, this past election, we are a divided country and he hasn't done that as president. >> we mentioned at the top of the show, look, washington, this is about the 1,000th time in the last seven, eight years, washington on shutdown watch this week. the issue there, potential stumbling block, issue of the boarder wa er border wall. donald trump tweeting "the