trump and proximity with donald trump and donald trump jr. they talked about the campaign for a year. so it's hard to believe he didn't know. >> when donald trump jr. said i didn't want to bother him with it, this is someone we heard talking on the "access hollywood" bus, we see him spending his entire weekends playing golf, this is a guy who publically, donald trump, has all the time in the world to discuss all the trivial things that cross anyone's mind close to him, the credibility of i didn't want to bother the big guy with anything as small as this is rather strained in this situation. >> sure. look, you played the clip before of the comment trump made right after this meeting is being set up, which he says he's going to give a speech about some very interesting information about the clintons. and this is right after the e-mail trail shows that rob goldstone is promising the russians meeting at trump tower is going to have some very incriminating information from kremlin files about hillary clinton. so the parallel in the comments there

it illustrates notjust the desperation of donald trump and benjamin netanyahu of donald trump and benjaminst to of donald trump and benjamin netanyahu notjust to discredit of donald trump and benjamin netanyahu not just to discredit the deal but to undermine it completely. whether it is true or not, we don't know. one has to assume. a former high—ranking british diplomat who has a lot of experience with international peace agreements he wanted to be anonymous says, it's bloody outrageous to do this. the whole point of negotiations is not to play dirty tricks. i'm really frightened that trump and the current administration in israel is pushing for a conflict which is, you know, we already have got syria which is like a mini world war. we don't want another theatre of war. we certainly don't. i will stop you there just to get the front of the sunday express. can ijust there just to get the front of the sunday express. can i just say, there just to get the front of the sunday express. can ijust say, nice picture. lovely picture. it will sell a lot of copies. it will get them lots of money. it

threatening people with lawsuits for lying about donald trump used to be a donald trump and michael cohenty and donald trump's threats were effective about scaring people. donald trump tried it with me in the second year of the show, saying i heard that lawrence has made many false statements about me last night maybe i should sue him. i was the only person on tv calling him a liar when he spoke of president obama's birth certificate. that was shocking to him because no one attacked him on television before, no one called him a liar the way everyone does now. and it was more shocking to donald trump that i was not intimidated by his threat to sue me and i dared him to sue me so i could get him under oath in a deposition and, of course, he never mentioned suing me again. so tonight there is an irony in watching donald trump's tactics be used against him. and this time it's by someone who's not using the donald trump investigation of the game. a couple weeks ago michael avenatti threatened to sue donald trump for defamation. and today michael avenatti filed that lawsuit here in federal cour

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will this have an impact on donald trump? donald trump?hequered past particularly when it came to women. came to women. straw and we will turn our back on him. him. have been dug in and defend it for quite some time now. quite some time now. what all of that opens up, that is different from public opinion. different from public opinion. that is serious legaljeopardy. is serious legaljeopardy. talk to you and take you very much indeed on that. in fierce dust storms that have swept across northern india. after being struck by intense bursts of lightning. and killed livestock. 0ur correspondentjustin rowlatt sent this report. first came the choking dust. up to 80 miles an hour. then came the rain. a torrential downpour. the storm swept across north india, bringing devastation. cables started this fire. bigger than had been forecast. as always, it was the poorest who suffered the most. and brick homes collapsed, crushing those inside. there were widespread power cuts. making it hard for rescue teams to get to those in need. admits the intensit

he took it beyond that and said, of course, michael cohen did these things of things for donald trump and donald trump knew that, these are the kinds of things that people like michael cohen do for people like donald trump. so rudy giuliani gave it an even wider blanket of knowledge in effect to donald trump about the general operations of michael cohen, which i have to say sounds realistic, and also intersects, kind of importantly, with the story you're talking about in terms of the michael cohen raid material and what's in it and how donald trump and michael cohen aren't really telling the president's lawyers what they think is in it. >> michael schmidt just reporting on our air moments ago that the president's lawyers don't know what's in those documents because michael cohen and president trump won't tell them. michael cohen and president trump definitely know what's in those documents but they won't tell trump's own lawyers what's in them, so president trump's lawyers can't prepare what to make of that case or what threat the president might be under in that case. but it now sounds like rud

donald trump's lawyer? that just because robert mueller is smarter than donald trump, or has a better education than donald trump, that donald trump's too stupid to sit across the table from him? because it seems to me, that's what everybody is saying. if i were donald trump, i would make sure i proved to them that i was not that dumb. >> rudy is not going to tell him he's that dumb. rudy will back him. >> there is no way that donald trump can sit in front of mueller and plead the fifth. i don't think that is politically viable. but willie, you are suggesting what all of donald trump's lawyers have suggested all along, that donald trump is just not smart enough to sit in front of robert mueller, and not be abused. >> well i didn't quite put it that way. but what i do know is that donald trump thinks he can talk himself out of anything. he spent his entire life doing that he think his charm trumps all. if you'll forgive the pun and that's not going to work with somebody like bob mueller who is armed with months and perhaps years' worth of facts and information about what he thinks donald trump may have done

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york city with a sideline in buying and selling taxi medallions, except that donald trump lifts him up and makes him donaldmp's consigliere. it's still not going in my head. mccabe is comey. comey is mccabe. michael cohen is donald trump. so at a minimum, novartis and at&t have some deep explaining to do. and by the way novartis say oh, sorry, those contracts don't apply anymore. that's not enough. forget about michael cohen. michael cohen is a guy who trades taxi medallions in redhook, brooklyn, and yet he is getting these payments from two global corporations. they have a lot of explaining to do. and we haven't even gotten to the fact that now after months and months, maybe a year plus of asking the question was there a direct link, more direct than russians showing up in the president's son's office, more direct than russians reaching out to papadopoulos and others, was there actually money that changed hands? we don't know all the facts, but now it appears that perhaps money changed hands. and that's profoundly -- let me put it this way. that races profoundly serious questions that we have not consider

investigation. >> the complaint alleged that michael cohen couldn't be independent of donald trump because he worked for donald trump, even though he said shouldtrumprun was independent of donald trump. it's an interesting precursor about whether michael cohen made illegal campaign contributions in the whole stormy daniels affair. >> the fec sided in cohen's fairer in 2011 and trump's lawyer supporter continued to stand by his man. >> the way he described it to me was a father/son relationship. when i asked him why he had done certain things or why he has blind loyalty, he threw the question back to me is, would you do this for your father. >> michael cohen and others outside of the orbit of the trump family can say they are like family. at the end of the day, the only people donald trump considers as family are his own family members. anyone who considers themselves be alst a trump family member should really take a reality check. they tend not to stay around very long. >> over the next few years, cohen would stay. and take his loyalty to a whole new level. >> coming up, the price of loyalty. michael cohen ha

the north koreans to have a face-to-face meeting with the united states president and for donald trump, donald trump is donald trump. those are some pretty good headlines. >> i think you're probably right, joe, but each side is nervous about being blamed for the failure of a summit. the north koreans don't want to show up and get mousetrapped by american demands that they can't meet. the american side doesn't want to be humiliated. the mr. tlump does not like walking into situations where he doesn't succeed. we saw the build-up over the last few weeks. so the real question is whether we're prepared to compromise and the alternatives, as katty said one is to think about living with a north korea that has a large and growing arsenal of bombs that can reach us. given how awful those two alternatives are, there is a logic for diplomacy. the real question again i think is whether we're prepared to take half a loaf as a first stage. it doesn't rule out eventual denuclearization, although i'm skeptical we'll ever get to that point in reality. but the real question is again whether we're prepared to t

continued into the white house. >> host: it was approved under donald trump. >> guest: the department of justice went and got approval under donaldp to do this. i'm sure it was brought to donald trump's attention. >> host: you talk about the theory the larger intelligence community factors into the deep state. i think some of the best evidence supporting the theory man, on march 17 when john brennan issued an over-the-top angry tweet to president trump. here's what he said. for the perpetrator corruption becomes known, you will take your right pope place is a disgrace democratic in history. you may scapegoat andy mccabe but you will not destroy america. america will triumph over you. then the former u.s. ambassador, samantha power tweets outside, not a good idea to piss off john brennan. i found it astounding that former political officials would be having a threatening and intimidating tone. and the lord over the public instead of serving the public. >> guest: these are good points. the brennan memo to me thousand to the category of letters to write and as soon as you write it you rip it up into not send it. you have it out of y

in that meeting onjune 2016 with donald trumpjunior, paul manafort was then the chair of donald trump's campaign, andjared kushner, donaldents on the other side, was net tally and several other russians. according to donald trump junior, they did not discuss anything irrelevant, and nothing came of it. and that's the last they heard it. but in the transcripts, you can tell the donald trump junior was being grilled by investigators, he said that, if i love it if it's later in the summer, that whole thing was to smoke the summer, that whole thing was just mostly saying thank you and nothing much else came from it. there's been another important release of documents relating to president trump today, we'll go through them with kim gittleson later in the show. to malaysia now and the extraordinary story of changing political fortunes after last week's election, the latest instalment being this man, the reformist politician anwar ibrahim, just released from prison. he's been through years of legal battles which he said were politically motivated, but now has received a pardon from the king. here he is speaking a few hours aft

but -- i think there's elitism among donald trump's attorneys, among giuliani, among all these people. think donald man to man, toe to toe, eye to eye with robert mueller. and if i'm donald trump, if i get attorneys working for me and they think that just because a guy went to st. paul's and princeton, that he's better than me, you know what i'm doing to those lawyers -- i'm firing them. i am. can you imagine how insulting that is? >> i give them one more chance and say go on tv today, rudy, and fix this. >> it's just insulting. this is not right. >> jeremy, thank you. >>> coming up, our next guest is furious that it seems president trump is more interested in saving jobs in china than in his district in ohio. >> his attorneys think he's too stupid to just talk to robert mueller. can you believe that? >> they can fix that. >> not tim ryan's attorneys. >> rudy can go on tv today and fix it. >> they get close to him and suddenly they become elitists and they think he's too stupid because -- the president knows he's his own best advocate. i believe we'll sit down with bob mueller. >> congressman tim r

a choice between a candidate who stands up to donald trump when he is strong and who believes donald trump can do no wrong. from franklin and marshall college, at least for now, casey has the edge. >> kept the connection to the working-class unlike a lot of other urban democrats. i would like to deck out casey is from scranton, you are not an urban democrat. >> part of the working-class theme is the sign of one word, not the last name, just lose. he says before this election is over every pennsylvanian will know unlike lou. >> it is like madonna or eric. thank you for your report in the midst of this stuff primary season. let's turn to policy editor and editor of the halftime report for analysis of these races. what do you make of what has happened in pennsylvania? >> poor rick succone must wish he had never came out of the state house. we think of politics as power and all this stuff. we are talking relatively small numbers of people grinding out tough races that union halls. in a year like this with so many people running and i mean so many, democrats coming out of the woodwork to r

due to perhaps take place now in two weeks time, between donald trump and kim jong—un. place now in two weeks time, between donaldnd kimjong—un. all systems a re donald trump and kimjong—un. all systems are go it seems. you know what? donald trump is either a negotiating genius or a lunatic. it is bizarre how he is conducting foreign policy. and it feels dangerous it feels like the situation on the korean peninsula is something that demands a more serious approach than donald trump is applying. but maybe he isjust understanding this and he has worked out a way of breaking the deadlock. that is the question i wanted to ask you because there are those who agree with you. is he a lunatic or a genius? counterintuitively, by the pushing forward and not allowing the use it often takes to bring such a summit together, he makes everybody deal with the big questions in a short time frame and there for he may actually make progress where others have failed. clearly we have had more over a century at of no progress on the situation at all and what donald trump is doing is making people think differently it doesn't feel righ

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donald donald trump pulled the united states out of the around deal and what we've really seen on their way into that summit was the big guns of europe coming out and saying that they still committed to the iran deal despite the u.s. having nothing there anymore thanks for that as it's much of a game of them are getting we will work to maintain the framework of the twenty fifteen deal in spite of the american decision and we will do so in a concrete manner by maintaining our political engagements by ensuring that our companies can stay in iran and also by getting all parties to pursue negotiations for a larger indispensable deal the twenty fifteen agreement needs to be completed with the nuclear agreement after twenty twenty five and agreements on the ballistic activities and the regional presence of iran. all the words coming out of that angle are merkel also is very committed to what we heard a money were saying just there that despite the u.s. they're going to stick with the deal as it was written however they may find that they don't have the muscle to back up that big talk because when you have to take in what you have to take into account of course is the dollar the u.s. financial system and the fact that a lot of big major businesses are so intrinsically linked with the u.s. it would make them very difficult would make it very difficult for the for the european nations to say well we're going to stand up to the u.s. and that's really what's being reflected in business we haven't seen the positivity from the politicians there if we look at the likes of the german insurance giant they've said they're going to start winding down their operations in iran also the danish shipping giant mess because they've also said they're going to do the same thing and the latest words coming out from the french oil giant total they were supposed to be in. setting a billion dollars over a number of years in a rainy and. rainy and operations there they've said there may well pull out of that billion dollar deal they've already spent some forty seven million dollars there since twenty seventeen they're prepared to just cut their losses and move along it would seem total will not be in a position to continue the s.p. eleven project and will have to unwind all related operations before the fourth of november two thousand and eighteen unless total is granted a specific project waiver but the us authorities with the support of the french in european authorities. the questions being asked whether europe is actually strong enough to provide those guarantees that companies doing business with iran wouldn't be subject to u.s. sanctions and it doesn't seem like they've come up with those just yet but we have heard from donald tusk the other donald if you will in this european commission president who said well he gave us a summing up of how he sees the relationship between europe and the united states right now looking at the latest officials of president. someone could see them fitting. that news. about turkish speaking to europe should be grateful. that if you knew that and. you will find one of your. well it's worth noting that just about everybody has been making me statements also talking about the importance of the transatlantic relationship however what form that relationship takes in the coming years well it does seem that could well be in for a change artie's peter oliver thank you. now amid the rift with the e.u. washington's new top diplomat is promising a more direct approach to foreign policy during a close meeting with stuff secretary of state michael reportedly talked about bringing swagga back to the u.s. state department in our case it's america's essential brightness and it is aggressiven

in this case, you've been around donald trump in new york. you've grown up in donaldp's new york. i'm sorry to call it that, but we would call it rudy giuliani's new york right now and that's not much better. but you've grown up in donald trump's new york. i wonder if you conclude the same thing that mika and i conclude knowing him for about a decade, and that is it is highly unlikely that he would allow michael cohen to take meetings with at&t and pharmaceutical corporations, get paid for setting up those meetings and not have a side account where he doesn't make money on the side either directly or indirectly. >> okay. so here is the sleazy but innocent plot line. okay, the sleazy but innocent plot line line trump gets elected and the world of politics is in a panic because this is not a conventional political figure. they don't know what is going to happen in terms of how you get access, who to talk to, who is the back channel? how to get your issues before the highest people in the land without people knowing about it, and they had to start from ground zero. and t

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donald trump is also a racist. so, of course, donaldump's public comment about roseanne's racist outburst includes no objection about roseanne's overt public racism. did donald trump do that so he could continue his unique and powerful appeal to racist voters, or did he do it because his racism makes him oblivious to roseanne's racism? i'll ask my friends, clarence page and mark thompson after this break. a hilton getaway means you get more because... you get another day in paradise. get a sunset on a sunday. get more stories to share. get more from your summer getaway with exclusive hilton offers. book yours, only at hilton.com bounty is more absorbent,mom" per roll so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper (burke) so we know how to cover almost anything.en almost everything even "close claws." (driver) so, we took your shortcut, which was a bad idea. [cougar growling] (passenger) what are you doing? (driver) i can't believe that worked. i dropped

can donald trump had some sort of negotiated statement with robert mueller or anyone on his team in which when and if he lies it is not perngry. the problem is it's donald trump. donald trump speaks off the cuff, robert mueller has a lot of information. is there any way you can see a conversation between those two people or two teams without there being a subpoena? would would donald trump ever agree to this you no? >> there are a lot of good reasons for trump's lawyers to try to negotiate a voluntary statement. the biggest reason is this. if trump received a grand jury subpoena he has to go into the grand jury room where he will formally be placed under oath and he will have to answer the questions from whoever on the prosecutorial team is questioning him. he won't have his lawyers at his side. on the other hand, if the a voluntary conversation is scheduled, trump can bring his lawyers along with him. they can help to guide the conversation. and it will go a lot easier in some ways for him. there is also the political perspective. nothing says you have committed federal crimes like receiving a grand jury subpoena to come in and testify. it's not a good

donald trump is also a racist. so, of course, donald public comment about roseanne's racist outburst includes no objection about roseanne's overt public racism. did donald trump do that so he could continue his unique and powerful appeal to racist voters, or did he do it because his racism makes him oblivious to roseanne's racism? i'll ask my friends, clarence page and mark thompson after this break. this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. befor

donald trump. >> in the 1980s a young donald trump played the high roller. >> look at my next guest, donald trumpily our purchases have been in new york. >> then in 1990, the property mogul bet on the world of betting itself and opened casinos, the first was the trump taj mahal in new york city. >> donald's biggest gamble is turning up aces. >> in the casino business they say the house always wins. not in this case. just over a year after it opened, the taj mahal folded declaring chapter 11 bankruptcy. but somehow trump was still able to come up trumps by turning his hand to reality tv. >> my name is donald trump and i'm the largest real estate developer in new york. about 13 years ago i was seriously in trouble. i was billions of dollars in debt. but i fought back and won big league. >> this time on "the apprentice" he played the business genius he always wanted to be. that was the better hand. after 192 episodes over 15 seasons, trump had earned millions of dollars and worldwide brand recognition. >> we have an elevator that goes up to the suit and an elevator that goes down to the street. >> w

donald trump. as a candidate donald trump said he will bring back a hell of a lot worse than because even if it w doesn't work they deserve it anyway. and as president donald trump rolled back from his plan to reinstate the use of secret prisonsy overseas only after overwhelming bipartisan outrage. the stakes are high torture is one of the darkest chapters in our modern history we cannot give this president any reason to drag this country back we cannot allow any room for that mistake to occur again. ms. haspel 33 years at the cia had decorated career and has sacrificed for this country in many ways that americans will never know. no doubt her current and former colleagues that praised her as a patriot are sincere but patriotism and judgment are not the same thing. and someone who puts the agency above following the law cannot be trusted. when announcing the off position to ms. haspel nominations senator mccain recently said the methods we employ to keep our nation safe must be as right and just as the values we aspire to live up to and promote in the world said senator john mccain and i agree with him.a

jesse: up next, donald donald trump, jr. back in the news this week. don didn't even know any russians would be attending the meeting. and the russians never even had any dirt on hillary. no money changed hand. here is what he had to say earlier this year. >> what i want people to do is think what if bush had done this to obama. what would the reaction be? i have never seen the media so interested in not having more information in my life because they are all complicit in this. what's good about the last year of nonsense i have had to go through is the only collusion uncovered is at the high level of the fbi. you have to make the distinction between the people on the 7th floor and the guys who do the door kicking in. jesse: you called them bootds and suits. -- boots and suits. what they are alleging in the memo, this guy created the dossier, then shopped it to thee washington post" and then gave it to the judge to help bolster the credibility of the warrant application. the whole year and a half "the washington post" must have known this thing was bogu

donald trump. as a candidate, donald trump said he was quote - bring back a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding. because even quote - if it doesn't work, they deserve it anyway. and as president, donald trump pulled back from his plan to reinstate the use of secret cia prisons overseas only after overwhelming bipartisan outreach. the stakes are high. the use of torture is one of the darkest chapters in our nations modern history. we cannot give this president any reason to drag this country back. we cannot allow any room for that mistake to occur again. gina haspel has spent 33 years at the cia. she has a decorated career and has a sacrifice for this country in many ways that americans will never know. i have ano doubt that her current and former colleagues will praise her as a patriot and they are sincere. patriotism and judgment are not the same thing. and someone quits protecting the agency above following the law, cannot be trusted. when announcing his opposition to gina haspel his nomination, senator mccain recently said quote - the method we employed to keep our nation safe must be as righ

donald trump. >> in the 1980s, manhattan real estate game, a young donald trump played the high roller. >> take at, donald trump, 33 years old. >> primarily our purchases have been in new york. >> then, in 1990, the property mogul started betting on the world of gambling itself and opened a string of casinos. his first venture was the flamboyant taj mahal in atlantic city. >> with revenue topping $37 million a month, donald's biggest gamble is turning up aces. >> in the casino business they say the house always wins. not in this case. just over a year after it opened taj mahal folded, declaring chapter 11 bankruptcy. somehow, trump was still able to come up, well, trump's by turning his hand to reality tv. >> my name is donald trump and i'm the largest real estate developer in new york. about 13 years i was seriously in trouble. i was billions of dollars in debt. but i fought back and i won big league. this time on "the apprentice," he play business genius he always wanted to be. over 190 episodes, 15 season, trump earned millions of dollars and worldwide name recognition. >> we have an elevator

donald trump is racist? guest: i don't think donald trump is racist. i do know what's coming out of his mouth and what came out of his mouthh are racist statements when he said mexican immigrants were criminals and rapists, that's a racist statement. when he-- [inaudible] when he said recently that people from haiti and african nations-- [inaudible] is coming directly from the president of the united states or kwei cannot normalize that behavior. it's not normal. it's our responsibility as journalists to question that behavior. host: stranger, the challenge of a latino immigrant in the trunk era is the name of the book. jorge ramos is the author. here's your chance to talk with him.ng go ahead and dialing them we will begin taking your calls in a minute. mr. ramos, do your kids feel like foreigners in the mexico? guest: probably. host: because they are americans guest: they were born in the united states. they feel 100% american, and when they go back to mexico with me on vacation or to visit my mom i don't think they feel mexican, no. i don't think the

you can't trust donald trump. donaldrump has -- he is a reflection of this fact, that lying has become one of the principle political currencies of our time. he's a reflection of the crisis that's at the heart of our democracy. we need to call it out for what it is, noah, he's a liar. >> i do. >> you can go back to the bush administration and talk about the leadup to the iraq war. you could argue they were lying then and that got us into the war that we are still feeling the effects of. maybe that's more serious than donald trump lie being a payment to a porn star. >> there haven't been real consequences for him. over the course of the campaign both he and clinton -- mostly trump, were deemed as untrust worthy, they were both unlikable. people voted for him anyway, knowing that. i will also say among republicans at this point, because we are in the middle of a heated primary season right now, west virginia and indiana voting tomorrow. those candidates have embraced and theet voers embraced donald trump's approach to the

can you get that stuff without donald trump, the tweeter, and donald trump the erratic president, donald trump the instigator? >> you have to take the whole package. obviously having the detainees released is a great thing. everybody is for that. it is the beginning of a long process and we're nowhere near an agreement. denuclearization still has defined. it is still a real difficult negotiation. foreign wins have always been good for presidents under siege. richard nixon went to china and resigned in disgrace. george h.w. bush had a 90% approval rating after the persian gulf war and lost to bill clinton. so it doesn't matter at the end of the day if your white house is still broken. and i believe this white house is. >> is he making the argument or will he be making the argument? look at all the good things i'm doing, i'm keeping you safer. ignore this mueller probe. ignore all the hoopla around my lawyer. ignore all the drama within my white house. look what i did to north korea. >> of course he will. he'll make that argument. if he gets a deal with korea, obviously with north korea, h

electing donald trump, for instance. donald trump has termed it the swamp. washington was at one point a swamp. the creatures coming out of the swamp are biting and fighting back. >> watch on book tv. >> at the white house, president d health andld in he human services secretary outlines changes. this is 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by the secretary of health and human services. ladies and gentlemen, the >> thank you. i want to thank secretary these , secretary mnuchin. scott has done a fantastic job. where is scott? [applause] you have that moving? right to try, so important. administrator -- director mulvaney for being here with us today in the beautiful rose garden at the white house. we are also honored to be joined by senator bill cassidy. senator? where is senator bill cassidy? one of my great friends, senator orrin hatch. thank you. [applause] congressman michael burgess. thank you. congressman buddy carter. [applause] congressman greg -- numerous state officials from all over the country. today,

an action of the crimea or the conflict in eastern ukraine so this has nothing to do with donald trump but donald trump has really has really speed up this process of uncertainty in business thank you very much for coming to the studios want. prince harry and american actress meghan markle will tie the knot on saturday at windsor castle british royal superfans have already started to reserve the positions opposite winds a cause of days ago waiting for the royal wedding analysts said the couple's big day is likely to provide a shot in the arm to the u.k. economy. the wedding isn't until saturday but many have been camping here since mid week. i'm sitting in this chair and i'm no more than i wanted to go to the toilets and this is where our. church bells it won't be the only bells ringing on saturday though cash registers will also be charming in tourism and retail businesses are the most likely to benefit from prince harry and make in market speak day we have special commemorative how are you making flags been very popular in the stool. for the parties for street parties and really popular. high i

donald trump jr. and a russia lawyer with ties to the kremlin. senate judiciary committee released thousands of pages of testimony about the meeting today from donald trump jr. and others who have come before them. among the headlines here, donald trump jr. was anxious for opposition research or dirt on hillary clinton. but meeting attendees said no valuable information was provided. donald trump jr. said he didn't recall telling his father about the meeting, but as nbc news points out, trump jr. was, quote, grilled about a phone call he made to a blocked number during the planning stages of the trump tower meeting, but said he didn't remember who he spoke with. asked whether his father used a blocked number, trump jr. said i don't know. this as the senate intelligence committee released a report today that backs the conclusion from intelligence officials that russia interfered in the 2016 election with the goal of helping donald trump. and finally, shannon pettypiece of bloomberg is reporting today that trump and his legal team are planning to use this one-year anniversary of robert mueller's appointment to, they hope, ratchet up pressure on the s

dijo: " donald trump serÍa un tonto si testificara". paradÓjicamente, donaldeÓ un tsunami polÍtico. >>giuliani es un gran dolor de cabeza para donald trump, ya que en las entrevistas que ha hecho, dijo que el presidente de estados unidos le mintiÓ en la cara al pueblo estadounidense. pablo: donald trump lo habÍa negado durante meses. giuliani podrÍa ver expuesto a donald trump a acusaciones de violaciÓn de ley electoral por no declarar ese pago. donald trump culpÓ a giuliani diciendo que no estÁ bien informado. giuliani tambiÉn dijo que kushner es descartable. esto podrÍa llevar a investigar a ivanka trump. >> es un Área que se debe investigar, hay conflictos de lavado de dinero. pablo: ahora donald trump se deshace en elogios sobre giuliani, pero sus crÍticos dicen que esto es lo mismo que dijo de otros secretarios dÍas antes de despedirlos. en washington, pablo gato, univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: uno de los mayores temores que experimentan los emigrantes es la posibilidad de que los hijos sean separados de sus padres, especialmente cuando se trata de niÑo. esta

he flatly calls donald trump's call for this doj probe into obama officials tonight, quote, grossly autocratic and says that donald trump tonight is, according to chuck schumer, leading the united states towards a, quote, banana republic. you may also notice our newscast does not treat donald trump's tweets as automatic news. we do not report on any latest twitter insults as a kind of national event, but when donald trump does do something important that happens to take place on twitter, we will show the tweet. this is one of those times. your president, donald trump, calling for a doj investigation into whether or not the fbi or doj infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes, and if any such demands or requests were made by people within the obama administration. trump teeing off these reports as part of the fbi investigation into russian election meddling, there was an informant who spoke to unpaid advisers to donald trump. now, the doj can take trump's tweet and file it away or ignore it, politicians say all kinds of things. but trump appointee and the supervisor of the mueller probe, r

he is attaching himself to donald trump, donald trump and donald trump jr. has rejected him, do not vote for this guy, the president in april had an event where the two other republicans running were there and supported him and supported both of them. but this is about to voters of west virginia, the republicans. it is an insult in the way that he is approaching them. we have so much to do and to allow this kind of, it is almost like a parody, that add to, and it is heartbreaking, because we have so much to do. and this is a guy who i think it's not just trying to smear mitch mcconnell, but trying to smear the entire conservative movement in the process. >> martha: it is interesting that ad that almost looks like a parody, it does, sort of an onion ad or something, because it is almost as if they said, these are the buzzwords that we want you to use, we want you to say china family, what a bizarre expression that that is. this is what is going to work. but when you look at this, there is this mountaintop family packed which associates of leader mcconnell are

donald trump. all these republicans think they can it be donald trump, they think they can be crass and get away with things. and roseann saw donald trump. >> he's the peter pan of this whole thing. he's leading people into this. >> he's a unicorn. she picked on valerie jarrett. that is an educated black woman. >> stanford. >> spent eight years in the white house. she picked on someone who she didn't realize had the power to take her down. >> the same thing with highly educated susan rice. >> had she said this about a black farmer, someone who worked at ford, maybe abcs would have thought differently. who knows. >> i thought that valerie was very good about that. she said i can defend myself. i've got peeps. >>sley said i can defend myself and loy the of african-americans can't do that. >> sinbad, thank you, michael, the book is beautifully written. i read a lot. you're an academic. you know how to write, brother. that is beautifully done. i love your description of the james baldwin meeting where they gave hell to bobby kennedy. he thought he was going in there to get the nobel peace prize. they sho

so you christian followers of donald trump have a choice tonight because the words of donald trump andause no matter how hard you try, on this one, no matter how much you torture yourself into trying to rationalize and manipulate donald trump's words, you cannot manipulate the words of jesus christ in the new testament. and on this one, it is absolutely not possible to believe the words of donald trump and the words of jesus christ. the sun is shining so why binge in here, when you can do it out there. with this clever little app called audible. you can listen to the stories you love while doing the things you love, outside. everyone's doing it she's binging... they're binging... and... so is he. so put on your headphones, turn on audible and binge better. 3 toddlers won't stop him.. and neither will lower back pain. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. dr. scholl's. born to move. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen

even though we know that according to donald trump junior that not much came out of meeting. it's in some ways hard to believe that donalddn't know about this meeting. host so excited about this meeting. as soon as it starts he's like give me what you have. they grow frustrated when nothing is forthcoming. the idea that donald trump didn't know, it's a question you would imagine that if robert mueller talked to donald trump, that would be one of his questions. did he know about this meeting in advance. >> you don't have to succeed in committing a crime in order to attempt it. we see lots of evidence that they were trying to solicit this information. >> can they just acknowledge that? they say no collusion. no collusion. can they modify and say we tried collusion? it's such a serious issue to have president's son really embarrassed in these transcripts. the leader of free world at a time when he's trying to denuclearize the nuclear peninsula, i understand why rudy giuliani wants to get this over with, but the fact of the matter is it seems like each time we find something new, three more things pop up. >> what do you thin

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donald trump never -- president donald trump or donald trump candidate or civilian never denied that a relationship with stormy daniels if sarah huckabee said it was an arbitration. the issue is was she paid off before the election. many of the evangelicals and the people who support donald trump who believe in the bible and talk about thousand shall not commit adultery, thousand shall not lie, or kill. it is amazing how they stand there and turn a blind eye to the president. a couple of the main reasons is because he stands for, pro-gun. he is against abortion. he's also anti-tax. the pillars of this republican party they are turning a blind eye to all of his other stuff but he is standing up for these issues. that's wrong. the president of the united states is no matter what you want to say, is a moral leader of not just the nation but the world. it is seems like he has fallen down on morality. >> to over simplify this and put it in stark questions. did president trump lie about this and is there an election violation. we now know he lied to the american people. you can use the wor

the midterm elections. >> it is certainly important for us to hold donald trump accountable, but if all we are doing is talking about donald trump, that is not a motivating influence for many millennial voters, in particular african-american millennial voters. in many ways, donald trump is the living, breathing embodiment of why they think the system is working against them. certainly only talking about trump has a negative impact on their interest in the election. it highlights the point that, yes, donald trump is not going to let the election be anything other than a referendum on donald trump. when you turn on other news networks, the entire conversation is about stormy and investigation, and those things are important but it is not what will decide the election. it's about convincing democrats that yes, we need to hold them accountable, but we need to talk about bread-and-butter issues that affect these communities, like criminal justice. >> when you have to democrats not to talk about impeachment? well, i tend to be relatively agnostic about the impeachment debate in the sense of whether it is hurting or helping the p

donald trump. things really were not the same anymore, and it is some thing that donald trump has commented on. thisme papers are seeing as a failure on the part of donald trump himself. >> a left-wing american website is calling it the art of the fail, taking on the title of trump's book. they say he handed north korea a win. "the new york times," surprisingly, is coming to donald trump's defense, saying donald trump made the right call in agreeing to the meeting of the first place. they say this is not such bad news, hopefully just a hiccup, and it will give the u.s. a chance to properly prepare for negotiations. her, then this commemorative coins were not such a bad idea after all. thenlot of papers have focusing on these commemorative coins that were made to commemorate the meeting after the announcement. it wouldthey announced get cancer, the white house gift shop atricure them on sale -- after they said it would be canceled, the white house gift shop actually put them on sale. of harveyages weinstein as he makes his way to the police station in new york where he is expected to be formally

donald trump or by midafternoon. donald trump realized this didn't go this is the way i wanted it to go. one thing that is the next deflection point away from the story, president trump said that we're going to have details soon about where north korea and south korea and i are going to meet to try to put together a deal. expect that to come out in the next couple of hours i bet because that will be a huge story that the white house will hope override the screwup basically by rudy giuliani. >> i have faith in everyone and all of the intrepid reporters all over the country that everyone can walk and chew gum at the same time, still try to seek out fact and truth on this and talk about the date and location of another important meeting that the president will be having. doug heye, if you were sarah sanders, do you call in sick today? >> at some point that's what you have to think of. look, sarah and a lot of folks in the administration are skilled at what i would call the george costanza maxim, it is not a lie if you believe

service in the united states senate and frankly his leadership and he doesn't hold a candle to donald trump. donalds a classless person. donald trump echoed roseanne barr who is also a classless person. this is the classless person he is leading here. i don't think that will bode well for his legacy or in the midterm elections. >> is it working for him, steve? nancy pelosi blamed her for this m-13 gang at the rally last night. >> i know a midterm strategy when i see one and that's what this is. look, we're five months away from a midterm. the republican party knows this will be a very difficult challenge for them. there's about 62 competitive districts. the threat to a president's party in a midterm is low voter turn out. right now republicans are divided. they are demoralized. what donald trump is trying to do is create energy by getting out his base. the problem with his strategy is there are about 23, 24 republican held districts that voted for hillary clinton. when he says that stuff, when hi tries to rile up his base, he may be keeping republican voters at home or insent viesing them o vote fo