i don't, i don't need to dis the late donald t. regan.was an ugly situation which carried forever. >> the point is that regan is different than reince priebus. >> i'm just saying -- >> will having someone like secretary kelly who doesn't put up with infighting bring order to the administration? >> no. general kelly, it's terrific he's willing to serve this president, but that's the problem is this president. how many have we gone through? a chief of staff, a communications director, deputy chief of staff. deputy national security advisor. i say this every time, anderson. it's not the monkeys. it's the organ grinder. the president needs three people. the only three people who can set his administration straight, the father, the son and the holy ghost. i admire general kelly, our president is autocratic, narcissistic, general kelly can't fix that with a better organizational chart. >> no matter how much organization, to paul's point, and i'm not going to use the words he used, but no matter how well he organizes things, and has people repor

he was not alone, schultz was there, donald regan was there, who was now white house chief of staff. regan had come over to be chief of staff. pardon me. and they were all there, because reagan needed to sign some papers relating to national security and other pressing matters, and he was able to do this. and during this hospital room meeting, macfarlane brought the idea up again. "the israelis have been talking, i still think it's a great idea, mr. president. they are willing to send these missiles to iran. those people have influence in bye beirut, they can get hostages released, i really believe they can, all we have to do is replenish the israelis." reagan was noncommittal. he didn't give a yes or no during this meeting. one week later, he calls mcfarlane and says, "bud, you go ahead. i approve this idea. you go ahead and do it." so, when others were present in the room, reagan didn't say "yes." he knew how weinberger would react. he probably knew how schultz would react. so, he waited a week, called mcfarlane on the phone privately and said, "bud, yes, green light." so mcfarlane

so it's a white house right now that's disassembling and donald trump i think would serve people well to do what reganly to the american public, not just to fox news where he feels hawaii has friendly people doing the questioning. >> 10 seconds. >> i would echo what douglas is saying. i think he needs to do a reset and start again. >> that's it for us tonight. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. white house in crisis next. safe drivers who switch to esurance could save money on car insurance. you know, the kind of driver who always buckles up... comes to a complete stop... and looks both ways, no matter what. because esurance believes that's the kind of driver who deserves to save money on car insurance. in fact, safe drivers who switch from geico to esurance could save hundreds. so if you switch to esurance, saving is a pretty safe bet. auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. going somewhere? whoooo. here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more than 200 booking sites to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words.

regan. this is "the intelligence report. defending his son donald trump, jr., in a press conference with purchase leader macron. the leaders admit they don't see eye-to-eye on everything including climate change but they agree the nations must work together to solve big problems like terrorism. senate republicans unveiling a new health care bill which offers more choices for consumers including cheaper policies that cover less but the bill keeps taxes on wealthy people, something republicans have objected to in the past. how do son -- conservatives feel about this new bill? we're asking alabama senator richard shelby. blake burman live at white house with the latest on the president's meeting with french president macron. fill us in blake. reporter: it was this time yesterday when the president's hand-picked fbi director christopher wray testified on capitol hill, that anyone in donald trump, jr.'s position should have picked up the phone and called the fbi. the president was asked about that at the press conference a little while ago, in paris, fra

donald trump campaign. this is "outnumbered." i am sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, post on "kennedy." kennedy. trish reganthe chief of the weekly standard. steve hayes is here. he is "outnumbered" on a busy

donald trump campaign. this is "outnumbered." i am sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, post on "kennedy." kennedy. trish regan, and #oneluckyguy, the chief of the weekly standard. steve hayes is here. he is "outnumbered" on a busy morning. we are now awaiting comments from jared kushner after he comes out of the closed-door meeting. big news coming. >> steve: i expect that he will give us a short version of what he provide a publicly early by way of explaining some of his contacts and why he had not provided the context before. >> sandra: how did that match with his security clearance? >> steve: as of right now it does not match. but if it becomes more of a public issue, and -- >> sandra: releasing the information in drips and drops throughout the process. >> steve: you have heard republicans raising questions about this on capitol hill. and the more that we learn, if there are more drips and drops, the more problematic it is for him. because you have, certainly is a case that somebody lower ranking then jared kushner had made these kinds of omissions, they would be the kind of trouble that he appears at this

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donald, jr., released emails between him and a russian lawyer. what it means for the political a reason in in washington. i'm trish regan, welcome to the teleagainst report. we'll go through it. -- "the intelligence report." mitch mcconnell announced that the senate will delay summer recess until third week in august to give them time to work on health care plan. adam shapiro with the latest. what is the concessions they're looking to give? sound like so much for any kind of tax give-backs for the wealthy. walk us through, adam. reporter: as far as some compromises on health care, we already know eliminating 3.7% investment tax in the house they wanted to get rid of that, in the senate version it stays. that still is there. that investment tax is part of this. look what mitch mcconnell put out last 15 minutes, this is quote, in order to provide more time to complete action on legislative items, we're not just talking health care but tax reform and debt ceiling and promised nominees stalled by lack of cooperation by our friends across the aisle, that is our friend the senate will delay start of august recess until the th