cumings testimony will detail several attractions with president donald j. trump . and the president helped him to lift the cloud over his a ministration . >> tonight a firsthand look into what fired fbi director james comey will tell congress about his conversations with president donald j. trump over the russia investigation . and his written testimony to be delivered tomorrow, fbi director james comey says the president told him at a dinner meeting in january, i need loyalty i expect loyalty . comey says i did not move, speak or change my facial expression in any way during the awkward silence that followed later in the same meeting, comey says president trump asked again for his loyalty . comey replied, you always get honesty from me . comey also references a march 30 phone call with the president described the russia investigation as a cloud . and allegedly asked comey to lift the cloud . the former fbi director also talks about the february 14 oval office conversation where the president allegedly asked comey to consider putting an end to an investigation into

the only catch here, though, is that the money in the donald j. trump foundation was not donald j. was other people's money. so then he makes an agreement. all right. other people's money is coming into my foundation. then he hands $100,000 to his son's foundation. and then his son in turn pays his club. so you have money that starts as other people's donations where they think that they're giving to charity, and it appears to end up as revenue at a trump club. >> okay. these are your words. you say this has more in common with a drug cartellanding money than it does with charity practices. >> that's right. you talk to charity people about this, and they're just floored. they say, how could you arrange something like that? and when you look at it, you're taking money that starts as one intent, starts as charity money given to an organization, and on the other end, it becomes revenue for a company. >> i understand that you asked eric trump for an itemized list of expenses. what was his response? >> there was no response to that. once we started asking the tougher questions, that's wh

donald trump. one of the ways they were corrected was by the election of donald j. trump as president of the united states. liberal internationalism, in important ways, did itself in. first of all, it got involved in these imperialist wars that it could not win and that for good reason angered and scared the american public. it certainly angered and scared me, i don't know about you. about three million american service members have now served in muslim countries since 2003. they come back to their families with post-traumatic stress syndrome, they come back with all kinds of tales of suicides being, taking more of their colleagues than enemy fire. they come back with defeat written all over them because they have been defeated, by the way. sorry to tell you this, we've been defeated time and time again in these wars. and be we're going to continue to be defeated in these wars. afghanistan is going south, for sure. look at iraq. the whole thing is just unbelievable. well, it's not unbelievable, it's totally believable. at any rate, this scares and angers the american

first of all, i want to say, they better check before they with this mess because president donald j. trump is not any constitutional laws. okay. laws.better check the none of those have been broken. as far as i'm concerned, i comey speak and they were not doing anything but the thing that shocks me, most of the senators enforcement, n law have been attorneys and prosecutors and they know the law, they must not be familiar the constitutional law ecause he has not broken any laws. okay. ow in terms of the memo, how could you try a man based on a memo, if he thought those were be official legal documents that those notes were mportant, comey should have turned those notes in to his working. while he was i don't buy the fact he was afraid. 56-57 year old man be afraid? e said he was a seasoned worker, professional with experience. uh-huh, you can't do that type highest policehe officer in the united states and you are afraid, not with all the cases that comey messed up in the past on. of things one a lot o mess up a lot of important cases. for example, messed up the case where the young man ki

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now listen to the sonic book when handel mentioned president donald j. trump. >> and a special thanks to the president of the united states of america -- [cheers and applause] >> trump! trump! trump! trump! >> it's interesting to see all the people who decided that donald trump was something of a burden for some of the candidates running and various elections. it turns out as you heard and saw there, she animating these elections and he is showing the republicans how to win. president trump taking a victory lap himself on twitter. he wrote this -- that includes 50 million bucks, by the way. it's really 4-0, georgia was so nice, the president may be counting it twice and that's fine with us. the president will continue celebrations with us holding a make america great again rally, we'll take it as soon as he takes the stage at cedar rapids, iowa. john roberts has the report on the growing momentum for republicans, john? >> reporter: lou, good evening to you. the president touching down in cedar rapids a short time ago with terry branstad, the former governor at

i wouldn't test donald j. trump joining us now to discuss this is former brigadier general tony tatum, best-selling authority of "the siege wrrk and retired lieutenant general mark hertling. do we have any sense that this is working? >> i think we do. it's bounced off the intended targets of russia and iran. the message is a good one, backing up a u.n. mandate from 2013 that said syria should not have chemical weapons and they should eliminate them. in and of itself it's a good message. unfortunately when you send a message like this, you do have to back it up with force. in some cases you ought to get congressional approval for the use of military force in these kind of situations. >> we could argue, general, this is one of those situations, the documentation, the agreement about chemical weapons that general hertling is referring to does not include any unilateral action clause in it. it does raise the question, to have trump's surrogate out there beating his chest and saying don't cross donald j. trump, that soun

world is my great pleasure to introduce the 45th president of the united states of america act , donald j. trump's. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 81% of the vote? who are the 19%? [laughter] where do they come from? thanks for that kind introduction is wonderful to be back here who would have known this would happen in? but we had a feeling. and want to congratulate you and your wife in each and every person in the audience and just a few years to turn a small organization to the nationwide program and let you have achieved is extraordinary i will be back the most recently i cave here to ask for your support and you delivered. last year you knocked on more than 1.2 million dollars in the key battleground state and he is supposed to be focusing of the state's you said 22 million pieces with 16 million and 10 million phone calls that is something and i am honored by your incredible support and your commitment to our shared calls thank you for all that you do. [applause] you did not let me down and i will not let you down you will always support the evangelical community with the right of all americans to follow and live

what do i have to say about donald j. trump. i call him the cyber pully in chief. and once again, he is embarrassing our nation with what i call his bloody tweets. time and time again this president is showing his blatant sexism and disrespect for women as well as the press, and i ask what kind of example is he for our children when he disparages women in power and then attacks the press that tries to report the truth? he represents a weakness but it's not just the tweets that we're worry about. his relentless mission to craft policy that is hurt women like trump care defunding planned parenthood, gutting medicaid, raising costs eroding essential benefits. increasing the number of uninsured women and children in this country. his tweets represent what he is. i want to have brenda come up and say some more. >> i stand here today at this mic. i am sick and tired of the disrespect that is constantly being displayed from our president of the united states of america. as a democrat and as a woman, and as an african american in this great country that i love i want to fi

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 this very hour, the grand opening of the donald j trump presidential twitter library. dy. right around the corner from trump tower here in new york city. the daly show is the underwriter, with trevor noah, respond torri sponsoring the museum. trump versus trump, as comedy central put it. it'll be tremendous. you'll get tired of the tremendously. >>> a nod to father's day. this sunday, a tweet from 2013. happy father's day to all, even the haters and losers. >> that, of course, was penned by now president donald j. trump. here's what i think the best tweet from 2014 is. i found it this morning and i'm thrilled about it. ready for it? we need a president who isn't a laughing stock to the entire world. we need a truly great leader, a genius at strategy and winning. respect! exclamation point. that, too, penned by donald j. trump. why i think it is special? i'll leave it to your interpretation. america's beverage companies have come together to bring you more ways to help reduce calories from sugar. with more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all, small

the american people elected donald j. trump. t vote for donald trump but that's the aspect i like. what it feels like, though, is very uncomfortable for a lot of people. mike: i ask my radio audience all the time. do you think he should stop the tweets? i get as many democrats call in and say no. ebony: was that my mom again? lou: think how uncomfortable those people felt under 8 years of america that was nothing more than a trash bin, there is no such thing as american exceptionalism. we are hearing for the first time that this is america first. make america great again. he's a truly aspirational president, but he's not doing it according to the very people he ran against. the establishment and the orthodoxy. you have got to leave washington behind. >> in the dust. that's my point. mike: at the end of the day he's blowing it up and that's what they want. lou: that's it for us tonight. lou: good evening, partisan witch-hunt known add russia investigation, now has a special counsel joining the circus created by the house and senat

visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: president donald j. trump drive-by scott pruitt that the u.s. will withdraw from the paris climate change accord. the accord on the agreement the u.s. just joined in october last year announced by president obama. we welcome you and your reaction. 202-8921 for republicans. 202-748-8920 for democrats. 2 --- 202-748-8922 for others. he will cease implement the nonbinding paris accord. mike pence introducing the president earlier. in a minute, we will show you all of the president costs remarks -- president's remarks. we go to john in pennsylvania on the republican line. caller: good afternoon. host: you are on the air. caller: i thought this was the president's finest moment as president so far, putting america first. the prior leaders of our country went against us that take us further down and allow other nations to kind of steel are well or borrow -- our wealth or borrow our wealth. to thes putting a stop madness, and think god we had the opportunity to get business booming again, where there was not level playing field, now it will be more lev

so what do i have to say about donald j. trump? -- once again he is embarrassing our nation with his bloody tweets. time and time again, this president is showing his plate ant sexism and disrespect for women as well as the press and i ask what kind of an example for our children when he dispearges women in power and when the press tries to report the truth. it's not just the tweets we are worried about. his relentless mission to craft policies that fundamentally hurt omen like trumpcare, defunding planned parenthood and eroding benefits like maternity and mental health and increasing the number of uninsured women and children in this country. his tweets represent what he is. and i want to have brenda come up and say some more. mrs. lawrence: i stand here today at this mike, i am sick and tired of the disrespect that is constantly being displayed from our president of the united states of america. as a democrat and as a woman and as an african-american in this great country that i love, i want to fight for jobs and fight for equali

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'

i wouldn't test donald j. trump. >> what has been the international reaction of all this in the last 24 hours? >> the biggest international reaction we've seen is the fact that the russian chief general has actually been to syria, met with assad at one of russia's air bases inside syria. you can't underestimate the strength of russia sending that principal military player to assad, as the kremlin said, to discuss coordination between syrian ground forces and russian planes in the sky. when you estimate russia's allies, what ambassador haley said with pointians, when russia has reacted with engagement over syria, it has been over the chemical use of weapons. remember obama's red line the long conference with secretary of state john kerry, right at the end kerry opened the door to give labroth an opportunity to get chemical weapons out of the country and they did it. they went in by and large not a complete job but an assad is not totally aligned with russia but they were so anxious to get chemical weapons off the tab

we are now going to try at the donald j. trump way." i think you will see very positive results and a lot of effective change coming from the president over the next two or three months. >> sean: guys, you have all been amazing. analysis people cannot get anywhere else, because the media is so corrupt. they colluded with hillary. thank you. when we come back on this busy friday news night on "hannity"... >> there have been many, many stories partly based on classified information about lots of stuff, but especially about russia that are just dead wrong. >> sean: one thing j. edgar comey did do is he crushed whatever credibility of the media has left yesterday when he declared they get stories wrong often. geraldo rivera joins me next and lou dobbs and much more, straight ahead. dale. dale! oh, hey, rob. what's with the minivan? it's not mine. i don't -- dale, honey, is your tummy still hurting, or are you feeling better to ride in the front seat? oh! is this one of your motorcycling friends? hey, chin up there, dale. lots of bikers also

it doesn't forgive what they did later. >> "in order to understand the eric trump foundation, you need to understand the donald jnation. the president was never known for giving his foundation much money and from 2009 to 2014 he didn't give anything at all. outsiders still donated though, lowing trump to donate in a smatering of more than 200 charities as if it were his own with many of the donations helpi helping him. did eric trump start out with all good intentions and it snow balled -- >> it looks like he started without good intentions and in 2010 his dad started getting involved. and puts trump employees on the board. the people who were eric's friends they drop off the board. the board is 17 people. two have the last name trump. six are trump organization employees and one of them is $16 million of business with the trump campaign. so a majority of the board financially dependent on donald trump. >> he hasn't responded to you, dan. what would you want to ask eric trump right now? >> i think first thing is there any plausible explanation? you said all the expenses were paid for. you said you weren't chargi

look, it's ivanka trump special advisor to president donald j. trump. >> it's so nice to be here. >> i join you almost every morning, just not on the couch. ainsley: what do you think of the new studio. >> it's amazing. the people, the location, the studio it's great. a pleasure to be here. brian: how often flu new york these days? >> i don't get here nearly as often as i would like. so,. brian: main difference? >> little bit busy down in washington. steve: have you been spending a lot of time in the swamp. >> very busy. i actually came up for an amazing occasion. my sister-in-law, laura, had a baby shower, which was very. steve: i saw the pictures. >> it was great. we had an amazing time. all family and just everyone came in for it and it was really sweet. i brought my daughter arabella who asked me if we were bringing theodore to have him showered. i realized baby shower is not an explanatory term. never heard it before. brian: certain things you can't google. >> where is theodore why isn't he coming? brian: 9 million people were watching in the midd

that is now our president, donald j. trump. the american people are sick and tired of turning on their tv's or radios or newspapers and seeing yet another senseless murder committed by a previously deported criminal alien. their deaths are especially devastating since i believe they could have been prevented if our immigration laws had been carefully enforced or we had really what i call the national deterrent, the will to stop these senseless acts. kate's law gets close to doing just that. the underlying legislation that the house will be able to vote on in this rule and in the legislation today enhances the current maximum sentences for illegal re-entry. the bill raises the maximum sentences for criminal aliens who re-enter the united states between 10 and 25 years in prison, depending on the criminal's history. for all those who are attempting to politicize this legislation and, yes, they are, i would encourage them to read the bill. mr. speaker, i have that bill in front of me as we speak, and it's really not too much of a

signed, donald j. trump, the white house, june 13, 2017. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. now the chair lays before the house the following personal request. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. griffith of virginia for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request s granted. under the speaker's announced the of january 3, 2017, gentleman from north carolina, r. walker, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. walker: thank you, mr. speaker. many times as our members in the house travel throughout our districts, we are often asked -- what's being done in the house? what's being accomplished? well, tonight -- this afternoon, i should say, we are going to take a few minutes and allow you to hear directly from the members. something we like to call the people's night. this is the people's house, so from time to time we like to address directly bypassing of the outlets and talk directly to the american people this evening. now, a

nd in this case, donald j. trump got more electoral votes but he earned those legitimately by elections within the states that converted those electoral votes to his side. that's how it's supposed to be. to deny that then subverts the constitutional results of an elected president. it subverts the mandate that comes with the election of a president. it diminishes the credibility of our constitutionally structured government that is there. and it bogs down our process. so when i see demonstrations in the streets, mr. speaker, that say the resistance in the front and then there's another big banner up there that says, be ungovernable. we don't want to be an ungovernable people, mr. speaker. we want to be a governable people and when we elect a president and senators and house members and our offices in the states for our state representatives and our state senators, when we elect our governors, when we elect our other constitutional offices that are there, we need to respect the results of that and give them their resp

. >> flattery, lavish the praise and make sure you say the words donald j. trump, donald j. trump. it's about the president. >> cabinet following the playbook. the cringe-worthy cabinet session being mocked by democrats. take a look at chuck schumer's parody post. >> i want to thank everybody for coming. i just thought we'd go around the room. lucy, how'd we do on the sunday show yesterday? >> your tone was perfect. you were right on message. >> michelle, how'd my hair look coming out of the gym this morning? >> you have great hair. nobody has better hair than you. >> you know, before we go any further, i just want to say thank you for the opportunity and blessing to serve your agenda. [ laughter ] >> so, if the senate minority leader's making fun of the trump cabinet meeting, well, you know the late-night talk show hosts could not resist. >> this is next-level weird. this is an unprecedented public stroke fest for an emotionally frail man, okay? that is absolutely chilling, right, mark? >> right, boss! it's absolutely true! whatever you say! it's an honor, sir! >> that's right, th

now, although i agree with donald j. trump on this, there's significant difference between trump and wilson. wilson was not going to engage in war to bring about -- he was not an imperialist. he was an idealist, moralist, but not a utopian and not an imperialist. therefore he would create something like the legal that would protect democracies and foster democracies where they had some chance of existing. but he one going to send in the troops with bayonets to force people to do this. trump so far as i can see is not interested in a league with anybody. he is leaving the paris climate accords, leaving the trans-pacific economic agreement, he is leaving the kinds of multinational organizations that can sponsor democracy and alliances among democratic people. for these reason, although you can see a superficial similarity between wilson and trump, in fact the differences outweigh the similarities. the second -- i'm going to kind of conclude on this -- is something that i haven't talk about all and that is the neoliberal economic

. >>> donald j. trump is calling >>> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> when he first announced it, he said muslim ban. he called me up. he said put a commission together, show me the right way to do it legally. >> the first time president trump's travel ban went to court, those words you just heard were used in the argued to block that ban from being enacted. lawyers argued they showed trump intended to target muslims. and now, many experts say what we saw from the president on twitter could become exhibit a in the next potential legal battle at the supreme court for the revamped ban. here they are again. tonight he wrote, that's right, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries not some politically correct term that won't help us broke our people. it came after this message this morning. people, the lawyers and the courts can call it whatever they want. but i am calling it what

." >> donald j. trump. >> toward the end of comey's testimony the president trump left the white house and headed to a friendly environment, annual gathering of christian conservatives. >> the president did not mention comey but blast his critics telling the crowd "we are all under siege." >> they will lie. they will obstruct. they will spread their hatred and their prejudice. but we will not back down from doing what is right. i want to know who are the 19%? >> the president thanked evangelical community for support and promised to safe guard freedom. >> he urged the audience to help him stop democratic obstructionism and send more republicans to congres year's midterm. >> we turn to steve gomez, special agent in los angeles, thank you for joining us. first, foremost. >> good morning. >> you heard comey's testimony, former fbi director admitting to giving his notes to a friend at "the new york times." at a maximum is this legal, at a minimum is it ethical? >> well it is at the minimum, it is a problem fro

that quote is from a book called "crippled america," written in 2015, the author donald j. trump, the same donald j. trump who criticized this morning. i heard poorly rated morning jo speaks badly of me. psycho joe came to mar-a-lago around new year's eve and insisted on joining me. she was bleeding badly from a face lift. i said no. it's easy at this point to shrug and say this is what our president does, that's who he is. maybe some of it even seems normal. but it's not normal. this is the most powerful man on the face of the entire planet, a man struggling to fulfill promises he's made on a whole host of issues, lashing out personally at a cable news anchor making snide comments and allegations about her appearance. people say stupid things all the time. people say inappropriate things, cruel things. adults apologize for them. the president sends his spokes people out to do just the opposite. >> i think he's clear that when he gets attacked, he hits back. i think the american people elected someone who's tough, smart and a fighter. that's donald trump. and i don't think that i

we begin this noon anticipating a major announcement from president donald j. trump. he will speak at the rose garden later this afternoon and is expected to announce the country's withdrawal from the paris climate treaty. that brings us to our poll question of the day -- should the u.s. stay committed to the climate accord? janai norman has the latest from the white house. janai: the 11th hour as the president prepares to reveal whether he will keep a major campaign promise or commit to combating climate change. trump: you're going to find out very soon. i'm hearing from a lot of people both ways. the presidentht, tweeted that his decision would come today at 3:00 p.m. in the rose garden. white house officials tell abc news he is poised to keep his promise. pres. trump: we are going to cancel the paris diamond agreement -- climate agreement. countries that have not signed are syria and nicaragua. pres. trump: global warming -- a lot of it is a hoax. it's a moneymaking industry, ok? chief strategist steve bannon and 22 senate republicans are pushing for pope, apple ce

to introduce to you my friend, our friend, the 45th president of the united states of america, donald j. trump. [applause] ♪ president trump: thank you, ralph. he said we got 81 percent of the vote. i want to know, who are the 19 percent? who are they? [laughter] where do they come from? thank you, ralph, for really kind introduction, and for your great leadership. it's wonderful to be back here with all of my friends. it is the fifth time. who would have known this was going to happen? but we had a feeling, didn't we? [applause] and, ralph, i want to congratulate you and your wife, jo anne, and each and every person in the audience today. in just a few years, you've helped turn a small organization into a really nationwide, will beautiful movement. [applause] really, so true. and what you have achieved is extraordinary. i've spoken to this group so much, so often -- i'll be back -- most recently one year ago this week when i came here to ask for your support, your help, and your prayers. and wow, did you deliver. [applause] you really did. last year, you knocked on more than 1.2 million doors

trump: donald j. trumplling for a total and complete shut-down of muslims entering the united states. >> the film has a topical resonance. the president, other politicians, news media, and culture have at times presented muslims as a threat. many american muslims feel they have demonized by trump and the travel ban on six mostly muslim countries. >> i don't think the film strives to be political, but in the current climate there is no other way to read it, or at lease to be a part of its intentions. of up normalization muslims is political, then yes, this film is political. >> after years of negative media portrayals of muslims in cinema, there seems to be an evolution in representation. things are changing. >> what has been lacking is a nuance only one type of muslim . is represented in the media for a long time. it was only one type. the terrorist, the bad guy. but the -- big screen represents the nuance that already exists in the country. and by seeing that nuance reflected on the big screen, it is going

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why. ( cheers and applause ) but first, there is been a lot of chatter about whether president donald j. trumpommitted obstruction of justice. some people say yes, some people say no. one guy says maybe, and he's the guy who matters. >> breaking overnight president trump reportedly now under investigation for obstruction of justice. special counsel robert mueller looking into whether he inappropriately tried to get the f.b.i. to drop its probe into national security advisor michael flynn. >> the president was back talking about the investigation again. >> why is hillary's family's dealings not looked at but mine are. >> destroyed with hammer. met with attorney general days before cleared and they talk about obstruction. >> trevor: come on, how long is president trump going to talk about hillary clinton? in the distance future, president trump will be in a hospital bed and the grim reaper will visit and he will be, like, what about crooked hillary? and the grim reaper will be, like, i am crooked hillary. i knew it! i knew it! ( laughter ) anyway, it's moments like this that inspired us at "the

. >> we're all fortunate to have the greatest builder in america, donald j. trump. cheers and applause] an infrastructure program which america sorely needs and is ready to implement. donald, president trump, thank you. [applause] president trump: steve, come. get off the stage, fellas. [laughter] richard, that was a good job. thank you. these are great builders. we're watching and they're looking over our shoulders. believe me, they don't need the money. they're not doing it for that. i said, make sure it's going to come in on time, underbudget, maybe even ahead of schedule. but we say, on time, underbudget, and they're going to be watching and looking over some of the big jobs that we have planned so it gets done properly. not these jobs that take 14 years to build when they're supposed to be completed in 18 months. you've been hearing about them a little bit, right? that's been the standard. it won't be happening, not in this administration. the american people deserve the best infrastructure anywhere in the world. we are a nation that created the panama canal, th

the daily "the daily show" presents the "donald j. trumpit that opens friday june 16 through sunday june 18. go online for details. next week we'll reveal more about it including it's exact location let's say a certain someone will be able to see it from the window of a certain tower. here it is, your moment of zen. >> what's the naughtiest thing you ever did uh? >> oh, goodness me. well, i suppose -- gosh -- do you know, i'm not quite sure. >> that must have been a moment. >> no one's ever perfectly behaved, are they? i have to confess when me and pi friend used to fun through the fields of wheat, the farmers were [cheers and applause] >> chris: it's 29 minutes until midnight and you're such a good puppy, good boy. tonight is @pupnight! in the past, all of the internet that wasn't porn, and some of i's impossible. they can't, they smell like puppy breath. it's adorable. i may never leave here. i don't know why we didn't have

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we are now going to try at the donald j. trump way. you will see very positive results and a lot of effective change coming from the president over the next two or three months. >> sean: guys, you have all been amazing. analysis people cannot get anywhere else because the media is so corrupt. they colluded with hillary. thank you. when we come back on this busy friday news breaking night on "hannity"... >> there have been many, many stories partly based on classified information about lots of stuff but especially about russia that are just dead wrong. >> sean: one thing j. edgar comey did do is he crossed whatever credibility of the media has left yesterday when he declared they get stories wrong often. geraldo rivera joins me next and lou dobbs and much more, straightt ahead. of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. for all day and all night protection... banish the burn... with nexium 24hr. safety isn't a list of boxes to check. it's taking the best technologies out there and adapting them to work for you. the ult

thank you so much to everyone who came out over the weekend to see "the daily show" presents the donald j. trumpary. if you came, thank you so much. we hope you enjoyed it. we've created an interactive 3-d virtual tour so you can walk through the library on your computer or home. check it out. here it is, your moment of zen. >> i am ayou understanding today a new policy just as i promised during the campaign and i will be assigning that contract right at that table in just a moment. ( cheers and applause ) [cheers and applause] >> chris: it's 29 minutes until midnight so good luck and don't (/ bleep/ ) it up! alright. everyone remember to keep breathing because it's true, beyonce has reportedly given birth to twins. most became aware of the news from the tell-tale high-pitched shrieks echoing from every sephora around the globe, but the news was officially confirmed by beyonce's father who posted this on twitter: "happy birthday to the twins.

xuan phuc:g vietnamese] >> at the invitation of president donald j. trump, i am leading the vietnamese delegation on this official visit to the united states. we have been having a series of meetings and activities in new york as well as here in washington, d.c. today. p.m. xuan phuc: [speaking vietnamese] >> i have had a series of meetings with american secretaries, members of the cabinet, and a number of major u.s. corporations. i also, just before coming here, had a very successful and fruitful meeting with president trump himself. p.m. xuan phuc: [speaking vietnamese] >> i fully concur with what you that theier relationship between vietnam and the united states is entering a new stage of development, and opening up new opportunities for advanced corporations. -- advanced cooperation. p.m. xuan phuc: [speaking vietnamese] i also took the opportunity of my visit to celebrate the 40th anniversary of our membership to the united nations in new york and i have with me and ambassador, the representative of vietnam to the united nations. p.m. xuan phuc: [speak

. >> nobody has done the damage to the trump presidency than donald j. trump. i mean the fact is i never thought that we would have a president say i'm being investigated, and then tweet it around the world. so this is breaking, you know, new ground. and my sense is that the president is calling the shots here. and very often i think that the president instead of being somebody who thinks he's been vindicated with hiring new lawyers, but i gather his lawyers are telling him to knock off the tweeting. >> we continue with a discussion about health care with sarah colins from the commonwealth hundt, sara kliff of vox and peter suderman. >> mitch mcconnell has been clear he wants to have this vote, wants to have it soon and it is a challenging moment for them. i think policy wise it has been difficult to get the entire republican caucus on one page when you have folks like lisa mur could yousky from alaska concerned about the medicaid cutted and someone like ted cruz from texas who wants some significant medicaid cuts. so there are a lot of challenges to getting ev