and in particular, around donald trump? s seems to indidicate conclusisively across s the boad ththat global w warming and humn activity are linked. and yet you have steve bannon saying it is a manufactured crisis. do you have the environmental protection agency with strong links to the coal agency who has doubted this link between human activity and global warming. >> you are speaking about science. the science is clear and the signal was sent. scientists all around the world. the question today is not about .cience or about washington it's about one man. it's about donald trump being blind to science. as you just said, and also blind to the fact. the undergoing transition, that domestically, as well. question isthat likely to go to the fax and look at the transition. , which is farbs more than the fossil fuel industry in the u.s.. i would say it is all about the blindness of donald trump in front of that. and in addition, you are speaking about politics. >> heavy seen the polls around the electorate? it is clear that they

i'm sure donald trump hasn't.ut the law says very clear i will only the attorney general has that power. and if the attorney general is recused, whoever has he rest placed him in that role has that power. the president doesn't have the power. but he appears to be walking around the white house, believing that he does. >> or he believes he can reach down to some number of level of people to find a robert oreck who will throw away their future by doing his bidding. max is correct about the developments here there will be a court hearing monday in brooklyn in which henry kaufman, also representing the bbc and others are trying to unseal the efforts of felix seder's dealings. this is the man who travelled with trump for years, who has involved in major felonies and is very closely associated with donald, though donald claims he wouldn't recognize anymore he knew he. he travelled with him all over the place. we're trying get the records of his criminal matters unsealed. and we think there is a lot in there that donald

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donald j.trump y los rusos cuÁles son los efectos de esto, pero ninguno de nosotros podemos perder elue tenemos que seguir defendiendo la democracia, nuestra lealtad no es hacia ningÚn preso hacia ninguno partido es hacia la democracia del paÍs. >> alfonso tu reacciÓn? >> estoy de acuerdo con ana el daÑo polÍtico al presidente es grande recordemos que estÁ pasando apenas 5 meses de la administraciÓn cuando se llevo a cabo la investigaciÓn de watergate el escÁndalo de mÓnica lewinsky con el paredes clinton y la investigaciÓn contrario gano era en el segundo termino del presidente en este caso es cuando estÁ comenzando la investigaciÓn es un daÑo polÍtico y no sÉ si va a poder adelantar su agenda polÍtica cuando estÁ perdiendo capital polÍtico. >> el presidente estÁ herido quiere y tiene proyectos importantes infraestructura que el seno apruebe el cambio de obamacare difÍcil su politica cuando estÁ tan herido? >> esto paraliza la polÍtica del presidente la agenda del presidente con el congreso y con el pueblo norteamericano porque la tensiÓn va a estar exclusivamente sobre esto, quÉ vim

obstrucciÓn a la justicia, donald j.trump dice que es una caza de brujas. >> les contamos de moscÚ queiensan en rusia de este escÁndalo. >> el director de ice asegura que todos los indocumentados pueden ser deportados el gobierno considera un crimen que estÉn en estados unidos sin papeles. >> suicidio os asesinato, el violador aparece colgado, el padre de la menor, dice que su muerte no alivia el dolor por un crimen que conmueve a todo mÉxico. >> fervor por el tri en rusia el aliento de los aficionados mexicanos a tres dÍas del debut de su equipo en copa fifa confederaciones rusia 2017, noticias telemundo comienza ya. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart desde la interferencia rusia complica cada vez mÁs a donald j.trump ahora el fiscal especial lo investiga para saber si cometiÓ obstrucciÓn a la justicia, trump dice que todo es una caza de brujas. >> lori montenegro tiene los detalles. >> la investigaciÓn por obstrucciÓn de la justicia puede llevar al presidente donald j.trump a un "impeachment." >> aarÓn es uno de los periodistas de washington post que ayudÓ a romper la histori

is carrying forward barack groups, donald trump is carrying forward ba rack obama's groups, donald trumpa's strategy. —— the fight with isis and extra mysteries. under the key issue that president obama pursued during his time, the iranian nuclear deal, resident trump said during his campaign that he would care and other net —— he would turn up on day one. and he is not. that should please you. that does. but our military and partners is in the region, as does the israeli security establishment, they realise that this deal improve security in the region. psion have is the continuity on this issue and then carrying it forward. but i do worry that some of the stosur donald trump is taking the stosur donald trump is taking the could make a conflict with the reigning state more likely. and that would put american lives and stick —— at risk. would put american lives and stick -- at risk. looking at bashar assad, the president there, very much an ally of iran, but he has been applauding donald trump for his intervention. this following the chemical attack with hundreds dead. was it a good thin

donald trump is a president unlike any we have seen before and he is behaving like the donald trump weit should not come as any surprise that he fight fire with fire in the way the white house has defended this. sarah huckabee sanders when asked said american voters knew what they were getting when they voted for donald trump. that has a kernel of truth to it, this was the way he behaved on the campaign trail, picking fights with his opponents, being critical in personal terms with hillary clinton. to see him behaving in this way as president is in keeping with his character and there is no way he will change. a corresponding from the new york times saying, how does this help get the legislation the senate? there will be people rubbing their head saying, this did not further our cause. this is a key moment for that republican health ca re moment for that republican health care plan in the senate. they had to push back a vote earlier in the week. the measure is fairly unpopular among the american public and now is the time republicans in congress and donald trump need to boost support f

appalled at i am what donald trump is doing. i am in a republican-controlled usnty, and they just denied to expand we desperately need jobs, and they denied a company that wanted to expand not because of the environment because i don't know, they don't want the people here. when donald trump says the environment is causing us to lose jobs, he needs to think again. it is not causing us to lose jobs. people.d to pay we are losing our jobs for money to other countries, and this has nothing to do with the environment. environmental junk would bring jobs in. he is not fighting for that. former president obama kind of agrees with you in his statement late this afternoon after president trump's announcement, saying the nations that remain in the paris agreement are the nations that will reap the benefit in jobs and industries created. i believe the united states should be at the front of the pack, but in the absence of american leadership, even as this administration joins a handfull that reject the future, i am confident cities and bu

donald trump doesn't seem to have an expert one.et's put it that way. >> he's the worst lawyer i've ever seen in washington. >> if he had a better lawyer, is there any attorney that could help someone like donald trump? >> no. and the better lawyers know it, which is why they all refuse to represent him. they've all said, well, we know what to do and how to handle these cases but we can't represent a client like this. those lawyers knew what i said on tv last night and have said before, he cannot learn. and so lawyers have to teach clients all the time because no one goes into a lawyer knowing what they need to know. the lawyer says, okay, you can't do this, you can't do this, you can't say this. and everyone, the good clients, follow what the lawyers say. but this guy is incapable of it. >> on the mclaughlin scale, 10 being the highest, chances of impeaching donald trump? >> i would say it's around a 5. >> you think it's around a five? >> i do. we have the most spineless speaker in the history of presidential investigations. every

the day before based on the testimony comey gave legally was good for donald trump.actions that occurred after comey was fired that became more problematic for donald trump legally. >> what specific actions? >> there was never a connection, there is not an investigation which with a striking to me with comey testimony is the president understandably, presenting client, wanted it to get out that i'm not under investigation because it was cutting his ability to do his job. a very legitimate and understandable basis but after he fired comey, an actual act and followed up with tweeting it was as a result of taking pressure off of the russian investigation, gave the lester holt interview indicating he was fired because of the russia investigation and made a connection between a russian investigation, what was going on there and in action, firing comey and then in my mind caused the fbi, have no doubt in my mind as a former head prosecutor appointed by the governor through the senate, the same way comey is open then investigative file as to whether that was motivated do to

both of those parties are vying separate from donald trump. donald trump isn't really republican. question is who are we. who do we stand for. who are the democratic ambassadors and in the house race who's are the democratic candidates. you look at montana and georgia and other elections there's an idea donald trump can win because he's more popular. you need candidates can bring in the bernie sanders and hillary clinton more 340d rat parties. moderate parties. >> democrats saw hundreds of marches angry people at town halls. people protesting. so they're seeing all this energy on the streets and they were thinking they could make it all about donald trump and this election as hillary clinton learned in the presidential election this election is proof in a number of districts especially the purple district you can't make it all about donald trump you have to mark it about the right kaepd thcandida that fitds the district. that fits the district >> what has to happen with nancy pelosi. >> it's a great question there's a lot of loyalty she's a great fund raraiser and effective sper b

i'm sure donald trump hasn't. but the law says very clearly only the attorney general has that power. and if the attorney general is recused, whoever has he rest placed him in that role has that power. the president doesn't have the power. but he appears to be walking around the white house, believing that he does. >> or he believes he can reach down to some number of level of people to find a robert bork who will throw away their future by doing his bidding. but max is correct about the developments here. there will be a court hearing monday in brooklyn in which d.c. report and our lawyer henry kaufman, who's also representing the bbc and others, are trying to unseal the records of felix sater's dealings. this is the man who traveled with trump for years, who has involved in major felonies and is very closely associated with donald, even though donald claims he wouldn't recognize him if he knew him. he traveled with him all over the place. we're trying get the records of his criminal matters unsealed. and we thin

and donald trump knows it. and the proof that donald trump knows that this has been the worst day of his presidency is that he did not tweet a word today. not one tweet about anything. not one word about james comey who called the president of the united states a liar today. and while he was at it james comey called the white house spokespeople liars too. >> the administration then chose to defame me, and more importantly, the fbi by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the workforce had lost confidence in its leader. those were lies, plain and simple. and i am so sorry that the fbi workforce had the hear them. and i'm so sorry that the american people were told them. >> imagine right now at this moment the seething rage that you know the president is living with. right now. you've seen enough of his behavior to know that when he is criticized by anyone, he needs to lash out on twitter as fast as possible with a rage tweet aimed at that person. he has done to it me. he has

donald trump.said boldly in his press conference on thursday that he would 100% be willing to testify himself under oath about jim comey. do you think that he should be subpoenaed and called to testify before congress? >> i do. so this morning president trump tweeted that james comey was cowardly. i thought james comey showed a lot of courage in testifying under oath before congress in an open hearing. i urge the president to show that same courage and testify under oath before congress in an open hearing. >> we're going to hopefully try to get that tweet up later because, yes, donald trump was up early this morning and tweeting about jim comey and continuing to talk about comey. do you feel that donald trump is actually building the case against himself? there is that tweet right there. i believe james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone ever thought possible. and then he puts in totally illegal question mark, very cowardly. that's the tweet you were just referring to. sir, in your

donald trump does not have the capacity. with some new york city lower level district attorney and not the entire jus ttice power of the united states. >> quickly, and can the fbi simultaneously and fairly investigate both russia gate and donald trump obstruction? >> the special counsel is going to take on both of that. the fbi is going to focus on that intelligence investigation. it is still happening now. that's the other part i hope people took away from this. russia meddling in the elections right now going on in europe. this is not going away. they can influence these senate and congressional elections. >> thank you all, appreciate it. >> we'll have you all back. the highly rated lord, o' donald. stay with us. in mmouth. even well fitting dentures let in food particles just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident whilyou eat. super poligrip free made even the kiwi an enjoyable experience try super poligrip free. ♪ we danced in a germ

in other words, vladimir putin just did to donald trump what donald trump so often does to sean spicer which is cut out his deniability from him there is no seth rich story there. there is no disgruntled dnc employee leaking. now we don't admit the russian state did it, but there are these patriotic russians, hundreds of them spending millions of dollars of resources who did the hack. and i think at this point the whole seth rich story in which one of your competing networks has invested so ch energy and ability it disintegrates. vladimir putin disavowed it. that's also an important moment because it takes away the possibility for republicans in the senate to say this was anything other than a hostile foreign attack on the american electoral process. >> it does seem that the cover stories keep getting whisked away. "the washington post" came out and reveal that the house intelligence committee which spent a lot of time talking about unmaxing and devin nunes that. >> did it as well. last year the republican-controlled house intelligence committee asked u.s. spy agencies to reveal the na

and that's donald trump. and i don't think that it's a surprise to anybody that he fights fire with fire. >> fights fire with fire. an eye for an eye. a tooth for a tooth. but donald trump and his spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders, the daughter of a christian preacher, do not believe in the old testament prescription of an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. >> again, i'm -- i think i've been pretty clear that when the president gets hit, he's going to hit back harder, which is what he did here today. >> hit back harder. that's not an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. the president's wife seems to believe ten eyes for an eye, ten teeth for a tooth. melania trump's press secretary put out this statement today. as the first lady has stated publicly, when her husband gets attacked, he will punch back ten times harder. melania trump has never publicly claimed to be a biblical scholar. the huckabee family does claim biblical authority for virtually everything they say and do. >> when it comes to role models

>> that is what donald trump does. shying away from controversy, he does run at it no matter what it is. whether it's challenging a female running for president, he'll run at that and say she's only in her place because she is a female, which is what he said about hillary clinton. so it should come as no surprise that he'll be running right at this. the president and his lawyer are very much cherry picking what they like from james comey's testimony and what they don't like from james comey's testimony. they're saying, you know what, he confirmed what we have been saying all along, which is that the president himself is not under investigation. yes, and that is also something, by the way, that was reported in the press through leaks and through the president himself a number of times. that wasn't anything under the radar. nobody had really been focusing on that in particular. but they're saying not so subtly that jim comey is a liar himself, that he perjured himself by asking for loyalty. they're claiming that he did n

donald trump is saying islam hates us. donald trump is radicalizing good americans the same way isis is. it is time we wake up to it and donald trump stop this. >> to that point f the muslim community feels increasingly demonized in london or the united states, doesn't that increase the possibility of radicalization? >> yeah, sure. it increases it. it also creates terrorists. this sategy came directly from e mind of to sa ma bin laden himself. he carried out the 9/11 attacks to an effort to get the united states to attack the muslim world, to bring in military forces and to change the mindset of the muslim world to see there is a clash of civilizations between him and the west. now we have an administration that also believes in bin law din's lash of civilizations and believes the muslim world is at fault, not this one million of a percent of radical cultists. terrorists are just going to be regenerated by the tens of thousands. >> yeah. thank you so much. we'll be back later in the show. and next chris joins us live to ta

vladimir putin and donald trump agree. neither one of them want to blame russia for interfering in the u.s. election. and there is breaking news about the russia investigation that is more bad news for the white house. the probe is expanding. and new tonight, democrats are warning the president do not try to obstruct. >> hackers can be anywhere. >> somebody sitting in a bed some place. >> very skillfully and professionally shifted the blame as we say on to russia. >> they seem strikingly on message with president trump. >> this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it's an excuse by the democrats. >> could you imagine something like that? i can. >> he knows that we know that he did this. okay. let's be clear about that. >> the special counsel's investigation may expand the look by attorney jeff sessions and deputy in the firing of fbi director james comey. >> now we have robert muler who is going to investigate the folks who hired him. >> the entire thing has been a witch-hunt. >> is the white house going

protests against donald trump are taking shape this saturday. you are looking at life pictures from new york city where demonstrators are gathering. the march for truth rallies are expected to take place in more than 100 cities around the globe. they are calling for an independent commission to investigate links between donald trump's presidential campaign and russia. in washington dc, we send it back to to bowls and bears. dagen: donald from pushing congress again to pass healthcare and tax reform. some say the mess over all these intel leaks is delaying the white house's agenda, rush limbaugh thinks it is something closer to home. >> the republican party ostensibly the party of the president, they owe their majority to him particularly the senate. are road blocking donald trump more than the democrats are. dagen: what do you say? >> that is spot on. you always had leaks, george washington had a leak from one of his own generals, he was able to win a pretty big war that pounded our country. the leaks are bad but are not the problem. the problem

. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> the ban goes into effect this hour. >> i believe it will be a whole series of lawsuits that now happen. >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. big breaking news. the strongest evidence yet of possible collusion between a member of the trump campaign and russian hackers. the "wall street journal" out with a storied detailing, how a gop operative and fund-raiser sought to get hillary clinton's stolen e-mails from russian hackers while implying that he was connected to none other than michael flynn. the story says this operative peter smith embarked on a campaign before the election to get his hoonlds clinton's e-mails, which he believed had been stolen by the russians. smith died in may but he discussed his effort on the record with the "wall street journal" before he passed away. now while seeking the e-mails, he reported with michael flynn. now a central target in the r

international called donald trump a b.s. artist but he said the word and he said the word over and over again not just one occasion but on several occasions we have simone sanders who was bernie sanders spokesperson no relation who recently said and she's black we don't need white people running the democratic party and these people are paid by c.n.n. i mean that speaks to what that network is if it. were if there was cordelia went out ok so is cory lewandowsky excuse me. why did he let me stick with you know why what did he do let me stick with richard here i mean the impression is that you know a lot of people say it off the cuff the clinton news network you know c n n and you know watching the campaign it certainly looked that way i mean this is what's happened with the liberal media they've become the p.r. arm of the democratic party and a lot of people don't like that and they do turn off of course so what i see is we see this growing segregation in the united states and i think the media is driving that to vibe every s

wait until you hear what donald trump junior just said about it.kus. ♪ >> some drug users who overdose one too many times could be out of luck, ohio city considering a 3 strikes and you are out policy that would prevent first responders from administering a life-saving antidote to repeat offenders who are overdosing. middletown medics in ohio responded to 600 opioid overdoses. it is a real problem costing taxpayers more than $1 million. the state of ohio has the highest number of overdoses in the united states. >> some college students could bring guns to school starting this saturday, kansas will allow concealed carry weapons for people 21 and older throughout the state. the new rule an extension of a law passed in 2012 giving kansas residents the right to carry guns without a permit. colleges have extra time to implement the changes. >> tempers flaring at the white house between jim acosta and sean spicer demanding the cameras be turned back on. >> how donald trump junior fired back. >> reporter: drama at these press briefings, some reporters are

at 11:00 they realized she lost to donald j. trump, and donald j. trump represents the end of their world. 97% of the people at justice who donated, donated to hillary clinton. 97-3. guess what that culture is like. judge jeanine: i get that. but as you look at this, you say jim comey testified when he left the f.b.i., the president was not under investigation. that we get from him under oath. then he says he leaks information so we can get the special counsel. now there are leaks that the president is under investigation. that tells me mueller's operation is no better than comey's and there are leaks, assuming they are even true. and what's even worse is mueller and jim comey are like this. they always have been. how can we have a special counsel assisting the -- assessing the credibility of two major witnesses who is pals with jim comey? >> to the degree comey is involved, mulier in theory should -- mueller in theory should recuse himself. you cannot investigate somebody you are a personal friend of. that's why this whole thing is so absurd. comey

at 11:00 they realized she lost to donald j. trump, and donald j. trump represents the end of their world. 97% of the people at justice who donated, donated to hillary clinton. 97-3. guess what that culture is like. judge jeanine: i get that. but as you look at this, you say jim comey testified when he left the f.b.i., the president was not under investigation. that we get from him under oath. then he says he leaks information so we can get the special counsel. now there are leaks that the president is under investigation. that tells me mueller's operation is no better than comey's and there are leaks, assuming they are even true. and what's even worse is mueller and jim comey are like this. they always have been. how can we have a special counsel assisting the -- assessing the credibility of two major witnesses who is pals with jim comey? >> to the degree comey is involved, mulier in theory should -- mueller in theory should recuse himself. you cannot investigate somebody you are a personal friend of. that's why this whole thing is so absurd. comey

it is the greatest privilege of my life to serve as vice president to president donald trump. a man of his word. a man of action. and a president who stands without apology as leader of the free world. cheers and applause] since the hour of our nation's birth, the united states has stood for the proposition that all are created equal. that we're endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. [applause] as americans, we believe these rights belong to the entire human family. but for 58 years, the people of cuba have labored under a repressive regime that has stifled their liberty. and with it their future. for generations the sons and daughters of cuba have come to our shores in search of the freedom that their friends and family at home are denied. but while you can kay -- you came to the land of the free, you never forgot home. you raised your voices through the generations to demand that cuba be free once more and once again you have a president who hears you and is with you. cheers and applause] today president donald tru

saying no, donald trump totally told the truth. the russian investigation is a total nothing burger. and the other side saying we areheading towards impeachment. that's not a good place for society to be. some of those numbers appear to be inaccurate. americans want to know how much money will be in their pocket. when we get lost in the news feed of this, it's not a good thing for normal civil society. howie: here is the director of national intelligence dan coats when asked if he felt pressured on this f.b.i. matter by president trump. >> i never felt pressure to intervene or interfere in any way and shaping intelligence in a political way or in relationship to not doing investigations. howie: amy, did that get enough coverage? amy: i think it was pretty explosive when it happened and there was coverage. but there was so much of the buildup to the james comey hearing where the media was hoping to get the smoking gun to indict president trump. howie: i have got to jump in. jessica. jessica: right. howie: james comey, that was the b

what does he make of donald trump's aims about unfairness? its emissions by 2030 and now looks as if it is going to peak its emissions by 2020, that's not unfair to the united states. given that indian emissions per capita are about one tenth, 10%, of the united states, that's not unfair to the united states. in any event, china and india facing a crisis of air pollution are pushing for a cleaner future anyway. without america's help, that might take a little longer. he's ireland's first openly gay minister — the son of an indian immigrant. and at the age of 38, leo varadkar is now set to be the youngest leader in europe as ireland's next prime minister. chris buckler reports. leo varadkar is the new face of modern ireland. an immigrant, openly gay and for months he has been the favourite to become this country's leader. he set out his vision of leadership amid a sea of signs bearing one name. i think if my election today has shown anything it is that prejudice has no hold in this republic. and so every proud parent in ireland today can dream

kathy griffin, a fake beheaded donald trump, will speak out today.s conference about alleged bullying from the first family. she is also expected to explain why she took the photo, she is facing bipartisan back lash. the veterans of foreign wars the latest group saying her apology is not accepted. rob: hillary clinton caught dissing the dnc. >> i inherit nothing from the democratic party. it was bankrupt. it was on the verge of insolvency. its data was mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong. rob: joe biden launching a new pack, no real clear leader right now. does the dnc have some work to do? can they get it together? chief of communications for hillary clinton thanks for coming on. at this point, who is running the party? who is the figurehead? >> we are six month from the presidential election of 2016, a lot of folks looking forward to 2018-2020, we don't necessarily have one particular leader and that is okay. rob: is there a serious contender in 2020? he will be 77 years old or something. >> he could run in 2020 but we have other presidential cand

caro: hablemos de la publicaciÓn que hizo el presidente donald trump.ue nos despertÓ todos fue 5:30 a.m., hizo que comey en esta conferencia donde se sentÍa como muy preocupado que se despertÓ diciendo tengo que hacer algo. y lo compartiÓ para que a su vez lo entregara a la prensa, y fue como se dieron a conocer todos estos fragmentos de las conversaciones entre el presidente y comey. " mentiroso", esa palabra fue una de las mÁs mencionadas tambiÉn. se dijo cinco veces en esta audiencia que se llevÓ a cabo ayer. porque asegura que la administraciÓn de trump lo difamÓ a el y al fbi diciendo que estaban en desorden y que la fuerza del trabajo bien ardido la confianza en su lÍder, o sea en comey. y que antes de que esto pasara decide tomar nota de estas conversaciones... caro: de hecho no lo hacÍan, con el presidente barack obama, hablÓ en dos ocasiones con Él y nunca decide tomar una nota. >> tomo el computador portÁtil. >> graciasa ustedes. >> gracias. caro: y bueno, por supuesto que estamos siguiendo redes sociales. especÍficamente las reacciones de lo

let's see what donald trump does.pster has given the american people what they want and we have to see what the results are. thank you, keep up the great work and please, callers, educate ourselves and be better. host: san antonio, texas, david on the republican line. caller: hello, how are you doing? i have a lot democrat friends who agree that she should bow out and go by in the woods, via grandmother. , stay in hermother house and hope she does not go to the big house. say al gore, he went away after he lost the election, grew a beard and came up with the movie inconvenient truth and dedicated himself with other issues and won a nobel these price, should she step a way for a while? caller: i do not think she is very well-liked among any republicans and a few democrats. i do not think she has any -- she has been way too crooked in her years. should hope she does not have to go to the big house. host: we have susan collins from parksville, new york on the democratic line. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my

your response to donald trump's announcement?> i think the announcement shows not the independence that donald trump is trying to put just butbut who he has who he is captured by and who he is been responsive to. so you have the domestic oil industry and fossil fuel industry -- and just to be clear, donald trump says he loves coal miners by coal miners do not love him. he was not endorsed by the coal workers union, united mine workers of america. they have never liked him. donald trump is standing with coal companies and fossil feel companies who have been very successful in making his domestic agenda be one that would not adhere to our commitments in any case, limiting regulations, and opening up new areas to production so that we would increase our already high carbon emissions and pollution and health effects, etc. but also, let's recall this is coming quite shortly after trump's first foreign trip to saudi arabia. ini reported from paris newsweek and we discussed on the show from paris, saudi arabia has desperately been tryin

spent double the amount of money that then candidate donald trump spent. she had the dnc rig the primary in favor of her. there are reports leading up to the election, a month before that she had five times the amount of boots on the ground and the amount of staff that then candidate donald trump had. so she literally had everything that she could possibly need and/or want to win an election and she managed to lose. i'm over the excuses from hillary clinton. she was a horrible candidate. and i could go over the litany of mistake the campaign made and the only reason she lost the election is because of her. eric: rachel, is it time for ms. clinton to fade off into the sunset and retire? >> does she not have any friends that tell her how bad this looks for her? she needs to go away, give it some rest, give it breathing room and come back. the reason why the media is not calling out hillary clinton and is calling out trump is because trump was calling them out. msn, mainstream media. hillary is saying this is the work of bloggers planting fake stories and i'm

who needs donald trump? that's what politico says.f he pulls out of the agreement it wouldn't stop the green energy shift is already gaining steam. investors, tech giants and carmakers are pouring money into the so-called green revolution and this won't change if the u.s. pulls out of the paris accord. that's not to say the u.s. pulling out would not be painless. it would be painful. it would tear apart global diplomatic unity. politico says it's not the end of the world. trump is naturally receiving report from the conservative bloc in the u.s.. palmer has penned an article saying disparaging carbon dioxide use is anathema to the men and women who work in industry and agriculture. he says staying in the parent -- paris climate change deal will demonize carbon emissions. genie: reactions after the deadly bombing in kabul. the afghanistan times calls it a cowardly attack that goes against the very tenets of islam. after a monthly fasting festival as well. the paper says residents have lost their serenity due to violence. the paper also

that is about to donald trump. there are people in europe who hope that donald trump -- that , theensions he created provocations will unite the europeans. let us listen to him chastising european nato leaders. memberrump: 23 of the 28 nations are still not paying what they should be paying and what they are supposed to be paying for their defense. is not fair to the people and taxpayers of the united states. said just a short while ago that the europeans must now take charge of their own defense spending, that is what politicians say, and they have been saying it for 20 years. it has not happened one bit, really. say, he has a point. it is not the first american president to make this point. kennedy, --f the germans say they are occupying. in the end, they have to cough up because they realize that they were defending us, and occupying us. you can go through this with ronald reagan. the same problem. and he is right. mr. trump is right. you cannot have an alliance in another alliance. we are relying on america to

trump's credibility especially donald trump's credibility as it comes to his firing of f.b.i. director james comey we saw him testifying capitol hill we saw donald tweets and aftermath interviews in that where does donald trump's credibility stand today i think it's very solid i think the most important thing that establishes his credibility is the claim that he made that he wasn't under investigation which the media and democrats cast doubt upon republicans knew better doubted his claim and then of course when called he came before congress several weeks ago and testified under oath he had to admit that yes he had told donald trump three times that he himself wasn't under investigation so i think trump came out of that exchange looking better having established that he was telling the truth about not being under investigation and you can debate whether he should have fired komi or not it was definitely a discretionary move in the sense that it wasn't necessary given political realities but it's something he wanted to do partly because comey wouldn't clear his name publicly ev

donald trump made that decision, no one else did. >> nobody other than donald trump is going to step on his own good news cycle. he's going to tweet something idiotic tomorrow and ruin his own good chris ray news cycle. >> we don't know that. >> really? you want to make a bet he won't tweet something tomorrow? >> what i tell you right now is the tweet for chris ray came out at 9:00 this morning. >> right. >> it's 4:30. >> it's 4:30. >> no, nothing yet. nothing yet. >> you really think -- are you going to tell him what to do? give him the advice not to live tweet the comey -- >> any advice i give to the president i keep between me and the president. that's why i can continue to advise him when he needs it. the point, though, is tomorrow from what i understand, the president's got a pretty busy schedule and i don't know -- >> a busy schedule but he's had a hit ad worked up through the rnc to smear jim comey. >> let me say this -- >> he's not zen about it. >> i don't think anybody is ever zen. i don't think bill clinton was zen for having a special prosecutor for as long as he had one.

that is something that donald trump has craved his entire life.t makes him chase after "the new york times." i think he cannot tolerate that somebody like jeff bezos is more successful in things donald trump would like to be successful at, including media, so now he's decided to go off the reservation. so here's the question, though. how long will it be before rank and file republicans who like donald trump also are for internet sales taxes. >> okay. i'm going to bet that that's a bridge too far for them, that he will get zero support for sales taxes. >> i don't know. i mean trump voters, trump supporters have decided russia is okay. they've decided russian hacking is okay. >> right. >> i mean the rubicon has been crossed on what republicans are willing to tolerate. the polling shows that even though they think donald trump might have colluded with the russians, they don't think there's a problem with that. >> they've always hated taxes more than russia. they've always hated taxes the most. >> that is true. >> so tonight the president has a fund-r

donald trump uses people and donald trump is strategic about using people. if you look at trump university and the fraudulence around that. if you look at some of not paying contractors. this behavior, taking advantage, using people, throwing them under the bus, not accepting responsibility, engaging in corrupt conduct, that's all been consistent. and, so, i think his behavior right now is that pattern remains the same. i think where you see a departure is that he was a lot more, i guess, artful in his approach and artful in the way he communicated when i was around him. i think that as he's gotten older, he's not as artful and not as strategic, but he still is -- he still plays his games and he still behaves a certain way. >> and david, you can add to that as well because this is also somebody that has been able to wriggle out of touchy financial situations by being able to c a deal. the bankruptcy courts would have come for mira la go, but he turned it into a dues paying club. so he's been able to skate on the financial end. do you think that's the reason