donald trump's lawyers.oday he has no doubt created sheer panic in donald trump's very fragile mind and in the week and fragile mind of michael cohen because of what michael avenatti said on msnbc tonight. you will hear that in a moment but here's what he tweeted late last night. it was a photograph of a dvd if a picture is worth a thousand words, what's this worth? i was one of many a bit confused by that tweet. and then they said it must have prove a relationship with stormy daniels and donald trump. and then tonight he clarified what his tweet meant in the most painful, possible terms for donald trump. >> let me tell you this, chris, that dvd contains evidence of this relationship. let me tell you why i sent the tweet. i sent the tweet as a warning shot to michael cohen and any other supporter to the president and the president himself to the extent they plan on disparaging my client, lying about what happened or spinning facts that have no basis in reality after this "60 minute" interview, let that tweet

donald trump says he is fixing a broken system to make sure trade is fair. trade war: trump against the world. that is our title today. he says there will be a limited economic and the superpower, the u.s., can afford trade wars. says president trump does not understand the complexity of trade and global markets. and it is a pleasure to welcome andreas kluth to the program. he's the editor in chief of handelsblatt. he says donald trump is behaving ake a preschool bully in sandbox and that europe must not rise to his provoking movements. steal the bank is a perennial topic during trade discussions, not only for the u.s. and this administration. this is hardly the first time the u.s. has imposed protective tariffs. so, why is this time any different or worse? >> you're right, this is a classic move and other presidents have done it. we know from studies that it almost always backfires economically because america --thes american economy suffers tariffs imposed on others. i hope this blows over because of you have noticed, donald trump is a man of bluster and hi

and solicit on the trade war, donald trump he wil donald trump, and he is focusing re. year on imagery but in the anybody ever wins during a trade war. over the trade war regarding the trade war and long some trade war. he does not understand the complexity of the market. he is correct that american cars have a higher tariff in europe. but it is grea lent -- but it is the craig that does have the commitment to tariffs in airs. lookijdthamnks to europe . it looks like the charlie's >> welcome to "focus on europe." i'm michelle henery. rarararararararararararararararn indecisive election last september. finally, however, the end could be in sight. in our spepecial broadcacast s week, we take a look at what d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d. after weeks of political wrangling, the fate of the potential coalition between angela merkel's conservatives d the socicial democratic papay members who have a postal ballot on the terms of the agreement.y

. " tenÍamos una actitud y manera de pensar muy diferentes, dijo -- diferentes", dijo donald trumpa mÁs y seguridad para los estados unidos. reportera: tillerson en el pasado se refiriÓ al presidente como un idiota y donald trump hace meses dijo que los rumores de su partida eran noticia falsa, ambos discreparon por el acuerdo de parÍs y por el pacto con irak. su reemplazo serÁ mike pompeo, el actual director de la cia. >> tiene una niÑa mucho mÁs dura en cuanto a venezuela, en cuanto a cuba. es algo que Él siente, es parte de su formaciÓn personal. reportera: fue parte del "tea party" como director de la cÍa, actualiza al presidente a diario y hoy es secretario de estado. [habla en inglÉs] donald trump dice que serÁ excelente y que tiene su plena confianza. presiente tambiÉn nombrÓ a la segunda al mando de la cÍa para ocupar la presidencia. serÍa la primera mujer en ocupar ese puesto. >> parece que ella quiso destruir material en vÍdeo que documentaba tortura y tambiÉn posiblemente actos ilegales. reportera: ambos nominados tendrÁ que ser confirmado por el congreso, hoy tambiÉn pe

you know donald trump like i know donald trump. believe me, i have experienced working for state service for four years. -- 40 years. this guy is not going to accomplish anything because he does not have a clue on how it's done. it used to be that people who worked with state services moved up and then they went to the higher tier of government. today it's anybody. it doesn't depend on what experience they have or don't have. you are right on the money. host: mr. whipple, what do you think? guest: let me just say that one of the things that is not just donald trump -- one of the things that i've learned in researching this book is that you know how in hollywood they say, nobody knows anything. in washington, nobody learns anything. donald trump is not the first president to come in to office thinking that he was the smartest guy in the room and had all the answers. it has taken him longer than most presidents to figure out, if you ever figures out, that you have to do certain things to be able to govern effectively. it has happened

coming and oakland coffee shop refusing to serve officers and not talking about road employees and donald trumpo get done what donald is dennis rodman couldn't, peace with north korea. what does the basketball star think of it? and online reaction pouring in. ♪ you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. >> the trump administration will spend 5 years cracking down on illegals and other conservative priorities. the strategic plan of the department of justice. things like targeting ms 13, aggressively pursuing national security leaks and restoring rule of law. the final version of the plan is expected soon. the mayor who tipped off illegal immigrants and upcoming ice raids. >> with the mayor of oakland did the other day was a disgrace. in

and donald trump is dancing with vladimir putin. e's no question that he is refusing to criticize him every single moment. i think the interesting thing about what trump did yesterday wasn't what he said in the congratulations, although that's unprecedented, it's more what he didn't say. i've been with president obama when he made these calls. and typically a president would say here's where we want to work together and here's our issues we have real problems with you that we want to get done in the second or third term. didn't talk about the fact that donald trump was the only president who hasn't condemned vladimir putin for allegedly poisoning a spy in the uk. didn't talk about the fact that russia is still attempting to affect our elections in the united states. he didn't talk about any of this. all he did with his moment with vladimir putin was say, hey, buddy, congratulations. that's what you do when you are someone's lacky. >> jim, can you take us inside what would have been the obama phone call to putin in what is just weeks

but donald trump has done that, and he has done that repeatedly and that is tonight's breaking news story in the "new york times." which cary it is headline, trump spoke to witnesses about matters they discussed with special counsel. the "new york times" reports on the president's reaction after the times published an article in january that white house counsel don mcgahn told special prosecutor that the president had asked him to fire the special prosecutor, robert mueller. after that story became public, the times reports, the president told an aide that the white house council, don mcgahn ii should issue a statement denying the "new york times" article. they also said he asked how reince priebus's interview was with the special prosecutor. it contains a detailed description of how the president tried to get don mcgahn to change his story. this would amount to changing his testimony. it and shows how the president deliberately involved other white house staff, including white house chief of staff john kelly, in the president's attempt to get don mcgahn to change his testimony. one of th

> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump.donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump is a cancer! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: pretty clear. not a cancer, he's a gem ini. i get what you're saying. i feel there's so much tension between stormy daniels and the president right now. and i hate it when couples fight. if you would be willing i'd be happy to have you on the show to be mediator. i don't know about you, but i'm still rooting for those two crazy kids. [cheers and applause] according to forbes magazine the president's preferred magazine to be spanked with, trump's net worth is down by a whopping $400 million he used to be 544th richest now down to 566. i guess when you own bunch of hotel and golf courses with your name on it making the world hate you not a great business strategy but today was at a key note in washington, d.c. what a speech he gave. >> latino community embodies the pioneering spirit of america. we're a nation that l

donald trump is who he is and he was going to run the white house like the 26th floor of trump tower. he was not going to empower anyone in the traditional way as white house chief. host: at that lunch with the former chief when rights previous was given advice -- reince priebus was given advice come he was also paid a visit by barack obama. what did the president tell him? guest: barack obama walked in the middle of this meeting. everybody stood up and he greeted them. obama looked up at his former chiefs who were all there. and said,to priebus you know, everyone of these guys told me things that pissed me off. they weren't always right and sometimes i was right. that's the most important thing that a chief of staff can do. tell a president not what he wants to hear but needs to hear. i hope you will do that for president trump he said. and then he departed. over the next six months, i'm afraid that priebus did not really distinguish himself at speaking hard truce to donald trump. earlier said if i was donald trump's chief of staff i would've smashed his phone. i would've prevented h

and it also forbids her from discussing, quote, paternity information, end quote, about donald trump. a >>> corey lewandowski was back in front of the house intelligence committee today and like some of his other trump teammates including his former hope hicks, he refused to answer questions. congressman jim himes will join us. [phone ringing] need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. jimmy's gotten used to his whole yup, he's gone noseblind. odors. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily there's febreze fabric refresher for all the things you can't wash. it finds odors trapped in fabrics and washes them away as it dries. and try pluggable febreze to continuously eliminate odors for up to 45 days of freshness. pluggable febreze and fabric refresher. two more ways to breathe happy. >>> once again fired trump campaign manager corey lewandowski testified to the house intelligence committee today behind closed doo

how does this one thing affect donald trump? and not how does this one thing affect economy or the -- autoindustry, or o foreign policy or -- equality. it's all in relation to how it affects donald a trump zero sum game good for donald trump individually and his business and not good for donald trump. so if you look at things going forwardd through that lens much easier to understand. [inaudible conversations] >> and by the way about with one other quick little follow-up on that. on the day that you're the one on his miked or two or three on four or five days he talks about you very bluntly and should -- should we think of that as accomplishment or failure, what is that? that's standing there in the crowd -- >> a mixed honor. some will say that's the great honor to have donald trump make fun of you, however, many people it is. listen, i think he's, if he's on your radar because you've done something he doesn't like -- not a bad thing i guess. because he's often doesn't like the truthft and if you're tellig the truth and he calls

trump. >> when donald trump jr.told the russian government is trying to elect your father president, he doesn't say, what do you mean? how can that be? he says, i want to hear this. >> the actual response? >> if it's what you say, i love it. >> the trump camp's explanations were confusing. >> strange and conflicting accounts from the very white house on the meeting donald trump jr. had with a russian lawyer. >> the first explanation has become a focus of the mueller investigation. because it was misleading. >> donald trump jr. told the new york times that the trump tower meeting was primarily about russian adoption. that statement may spell legal trouble for the president, because he helped write it, while flying home from the g-20 summit. >> he weighed in, offered suggestion like any father would do. >> the new york times reported the day after the statement was issued, there was a conference call involving the president. then hope hicks and legal team spokesman -- >> donald trump -- >> the trump tower e-mails cont

they said no to donald trump. no, we will not send another representative to congress to support donald trump. republican house members spent the day under paul ryan's order lying to the public about what they think happened in pennsylvania last night. >> i think this was a case of a very strong democrat candidate and a relative basis, a much weaker republican candidate. >> that was the big republican lie of the day. it was the republican candidate's fault. gerrymandered districts are candidate-proof. the republicans gerrymandered that district to the point of illegality so that it would matter who the republican candidate was. what the republicans ran into in pennsylvania's 18th was a big, blue wave that wiped out the republican candidate. the republicans got wiped out, the president got wiped out, the republican president's family got wiped out. and professional republicans know that. privately they're all desperately worried about what happened in pennsylvania last night. this is what each party does when somet

either michael cohen made a contribution or the trump organization or donald trump himself. now, if it was michael cohen or the trump organization, there are limits on contributions that they can make to the campaign, and this 130,000 would exceed those limits and would be illegal. and if it was donald trump, he's not limited in what he can give his own campaign, but he would have had to have disclosed and accounted for this contribution. so, that's the issue here and i spoke to a campaign finance expert in the last hour who said this case absolutely raises enough questions to merit a federal criminal investigation. and we talked about the case of democrat john edwards who ran for president back in 2008 and who one of his wealth y be benefactors paid a million dollars to his mistress and the federal government brought charges against him and said this is an illegal campaign contribution. ultimately he was not convicted in that case, but that case showed that this what we're talking about. the crucial questions, are there e-mails and testimony to the effect they paid this woma

lawyer. >> and to donald trump because, of course, that is the sort of idea that the donald trumps oforld maintain. you can't rape your wife. and the thing, of course, that we're in the discussion of michael cohen and the hush money and all the rest. we're forgetting that donald trump, of course, has now put his name to this suit against stephanie clifford, even though he -- or there is denial that such sexual relationship ever existed, and he is not party to the agreement. so i think we should all -- if it's that easy to get 130 grand out of donald trump, i'm going to say i had sex with him. >> the question is how many of these nondisclosure agreements are out there and how many involve paternity. thank you both for joining us tonight. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the supreme court once again today crushed pennsylvania republicans' attempts to gerrymander districts. that means the big, blue wave started last week in pennsylvania is looking bigger and bigger and bigger in pennsylvania and for democrats around the country in the house of representatives races. we've been

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graceful exit but shortly thereafter sat on the tarmac atat andrews air force base in the rain donald trump tweeted he was out and in general kelly was in. >> republican line. >> caller: now going off to general kelly and what trump has beenti up against still carrying the 63% may be more sitting down with north korea if it doesn't work out at least it is a first step that general kelly said you better get youred questions straight he said he is light on point and doing fine 63% of the conservatives but he pushed in the first year even with the fbi d -- just like barack did with the blm like clive and bundy were let go and the irs had to pay out a weapon eyes everything and relearn everything now and it will come out everybody say don't tweet that is technology. >> is is a question or speech? >> i am the united states coast guard captain. >> so his point is that general kelly said he's doing fine this is been the most functional white house in modern history for a year it has been broken unable to do anything right. first of all unable to pass legislation with executive orders that were not

and i think that was evident to most everyone watching except the real kool-aid drin kerrs of donald trump. i think it does raise a couple issues. one is, trump doesn't have real lawyers. he doesn't have real lawyers in this case, in the russia investigation. and so when he is confronted with a real lawyer, and michael avenatti is a real lawyer -- >> thank you. >> -- he just thinks he can make people go away by bullying them. and when you have the law and fact osyour side people don't go away. he's trapped. he doesn't know what michael and stormy have. they've dribbled the information out. and i think at this point he's afraid to say something for fear of being directly contradicted. and i think he is just stunned. i think it's quite an accomplishment however that even sarah huckabee-sanders is too embarrassed to come out to try to spin this. so the poor deputy does have to go out. sarah has standards and she's not going to stoop this low. it just shows you how effective michael and stormy have been that you cannot get someone who's a practice lawyered who will lie and tell you the sky is

and also donald trump.hens, you also made the argument of doing away with a second amendment but then again, you've spent a lot of time at the "new york times" being as provocative as possible. so would you agree with justice stevens to just get rid of the second amendment? >> i think it's an idea that needs to be put on the table. look, we repealed the 18th amendment quite wisely, the 13th and 14th and 15th amendment of the constitution significantly rewrite the body of the constitution, all of us agree that is essential and right. there's a constitutional mechanism for editing the document itself. look, let me ask you and i think this is an important point. when you think about someone like stephen paddock, the murderer in las vegas, he bought an arsenal of ar-15s. what is constitutionally the limiting principle when you have a second amendment that prevents someone like him, no psychiatric record, no -- there are no list of presumed terrorists, from purchasing the kind of arsenal that allowed him to crea

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either michael cohen made a contribution or the trump organization or donald trump himself. now, if it was michael cohen or the trump organization, there are limits on contributions that they can make to the campaign, and this 130,000 would exceed those limits and would be illegal. and if it was donald trump, he's not limited in what he can give his own campaign, but he would have had to have disclosed and accounted for this contribution. so, that's the issue here and i spoke to a campaign finance expert in the last hour who said this case absolutely raises enough questions to merit a federal criminal investigation. and we talked about the case of democrat john edwards who ran for president back in 2008 and who, one of his wealthy ben factors paid a million dollar to his mistress and the federal government brought charges against him and said this is an illegal campaign contribution. ultimately he was not convict ed in that case, but that case showed that this what we're talking about. the crucial questions, are there e-mails and testimony to the effect they paid this woman t

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nunes just hit a sacrifice fly in order to bring donald trump home. me means is getting stormy danielss off the front page. so i think you're absolutely right, joe. politics trump everything in this instance. >> speaking of stormy daniels, s sam nunburg said last week mueller seemed interested in trump's business practices. now another issue on the radar, alleged payments to women. we'll be talking about that next. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "red-hot mascot." [mascot] hey-oooo! whoop, whoop! [crowd 1] hey, you're on fire! [mascot] you bet i am! [crowd 2] dude, you're on fire! [mascot] oh, yeah! [crowd 3] no, you're on fire! look behind you. [mascot] i'm cool. i'm cool. [burke] that's one way to fire up the crowd. but we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volc

donald trump podrÍa correr con el mismo riesgo.declaraciÓn de la actriz, tambiÉn lo obligarÍa a hablar de otros temas. ilia: disputan otra polÍtica migratoria del gobierno de donald trump los tribunales, ahora es una demanda contra la cancelaciÓn del tps para emigrantes de cuatro paÍses. los demandantes son los beneficiarios de programa y sus hijos estadounidenses dicen que la decisiÓn de donald trump de cancelar el programa es ilegal y perjudica a las personas. luis: vinieron de boston, de miami, de los angeles y de otros lugares para pelear por su familia con las armas que le da la ley. >>llevamos esta demanda porque las decisiones de terminar el tps para los paÍses fue basado en la discriminaciÓn. luis: el fin de tvs fue basado en --tps es basado en la discriminaciÓn y en el racismo. >>estÁ basado en una ajena racista y antiinmigrante. luis: de la demanda elevada a la corteza prÁctico, depende de el futuro de los beneficiarios y de su familia. dos de los demandantes son esta madre y esta hija. >> nunca pensÉ estar en una situaci

donald trump.y got it. >> somehow the arbitrator disagrees with you. >> no, the arbitrator didn't disagree with us because it was a unilateral act. the arbitrator had no contrary, it's like playing a football game and the other team doesn't even show up and then you claim victory. the arbitrator -- >> did the agreement, see, this narrative, this agreement is horrible, the arbitrator is horrible, when the judge rules against him he's going to be horrible. when it doesn't go in your narrative, everybody is horrible. >> was stormy daniels contacted about this arbitration? >> if it's not -- why do you even go through the trouble of bringing this up? >> are you licensed in california? are you licensed in california? >> absolutely not. >> okay. wait a minute. you're not licensed in california? >> why did you go through the trouble of filing this -- >> hold on. hold on. i want to make sure i understood this correctly. this contract is going to be governed by california law. >> i read california law. i'm a

amy: that is donald trump, jr.. anjali kamat, talk about the developers he does business with in india. trumpald trump and the organization have five different projects. so each project has a few different partners. what is interesting is almost all of the partners have a long history of legal entitlements, a long history of being investigated for tax evasion by the government. at least three of them are very closely connected to very powerful political officials. two of them have close connections to powerful political officials who are in the ruling party right now, who are part of the bjp, the party of modi. one is actually a political official himself, a five term state lawmaker in bombay. and then one of the wealthiest men in the country, also a lawmaker, and he shares the same kind of ideological and political vision in some ways, both right-wing politicians and developers who turn into politicians. his campaign slogan a couple of years ago became "making mumbai great again." and another group, ties to the ruli

now donald trump married his third and current wife melania in 2005. the third mrs. p then gave birth to the president's third son in march of 2006, just a few months before stormy daniels says her affair with donald trump began. the president's criminal defense lawyer john dowd, whose day job is defending the president from the special prosecutor's investigation declined to comment today on the stormy daniels lawsuit filed in los angeles. it is not clear what lawyer will actually defend donald trump in that civil lawsuit. the president has never denied having an extramarital affair with stormy daniels. the president is usually quick to deny any accusations of any questionable behavior with any woman, including many women who have credibly accused him of sexual assault and sexual harassment. but so far stormy daniels is the one woman who donald trump does not dare to contradict or condemn. donald trump's personal lawyer michael cohen has managed to make an utter mess of the $130,000 settlement he believed he reached with stormy daniels 12 days before the 2016 presiden

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why donald trump congratulated putin at all. on morning joe today, john brennan offered an ominous explanation for this, and other examples of trump's persistently friendly treatment of putin that perhaps the russian president has something on the american one. >> i think he's afraid of the president of russia. >> why? >> well, i think one can speculate as to why, that the russians may have something on him personally. that they could always roll out and make his life more difficult. clearly i think it is important for us to be able to improve relations with russia, but the fact that he has had this fawning attitude toward mr. putin has not said anything negative about him, i think continues to say to me that he does have something to fear, he has something very serious to fear. the russians, i think, have had long experience with mr. trump and may have things that they could expose. >> something personal perhaps? >> perhaps, perhaps. >> perhaps. it is a useful to remember that brennan was the cia chief when that salacious dossie

we may have nafta, with donald trump reforming it in nafta, with donald trump reforming itina nafta, a different way. our regional blocs the way in which double tradies are to be governed in the future? i think they have always been there. —— the way in which trade is to be governed. that is the nature of our and of course that make that it is the nature of our organisation. it is easy to manage something is regionally rather than globally. what has historically happened is that those blocks negotiate new tariffs and disciplines, and then they are brought to the wto, when they are harmonised with the other members. —— blocs. that is the waiters or has been. that is not new. —— that is the way it has always been. what is new is the new initiatives. is the same. really it is just about leveraged. include the two two biggest economic powers in the world, the united states, and the new urgent dynamite economy in the world, china, they have leveraged. they can negotiate on their own toes because they are the two most powerful economies in the world. that seem odd to you that the uk is wal

in a way yes donald trump said himself that he shows rex tillerson. because he looked the part of secretary of state had a number of options he chose the formal or the c.e.o. because he doesn't trump it he would cut a good figure in this job but then he undercuts rex tillerson time and again when so many issues don't trump himself mentions a few in his statement that we saw a few minutes ago. on iran on north korea they clearly had different opinions again now while he was in africa and rex tillerson condemned the russian role in the poisoning of performance by the u.k. in much stronger words on the trump himself on the white house so there were definitely disagreements rex tillerson reportedly called on the trump more on after discussion over afghanistan strategy and he never really didn't he said that so we can assume he probably did say that donald trump doesn't forget such things and so he was probably just waiting for a good time from his perspective to get rid of to listen now in contrast to that difficult relationship cost and donald trump speak

energy, chemistry and smarts. >> some of that is just donald trump being donald trump. honestly. i think -- i don't want to say you discount it. there is going to be a brag bragadocious element that exists and putting down of other people. the important part of that tweet is what people are talking about. no one disagrees that we will need russia in some of these situations. the issue, though, is what relationship do we have with them, particularly given all the context of donald trump being the last person or among the last people willing to say, yes, russia hacked this election, attempted to meddle, interfere and yes, according to the intelligence community, are doing so again. it's context matter. >> it's members of his own party. >> he has been fighting them since he got elected. some people in his own party -- look, donald trump is his own party. is he an independent thinker. he ran against 16 other republicans and from the beginning he bashed them, too. agent of change. he's not going to go up there and play nicety with republicans to just get along. >> do you not care that

when it's donald trump or ben sasse or donald trump and -- or james langford or donald trump or jeffr republicans that jump in or a business person, donald trump's biggest fear is it may be donald trump versus mark cuban in the republican primary. he doesn't want that. in fact, he probably wouldn't run if mark cuban ran in the republican primary and a lot of people around him don't think that will happen. so for now they are with him but there's no doubt that a lot of them, heidi, are going stay at home and let's have a counter for a second, let's talk about counter history here. what if donald trump didn't take to twitter? what if he didn't insult all of his political adversaries and political friends. what if donald trump had had discipline? you would have rick saccone saying we've lowered your taxes, we've made it easier to operate because regulations have been lowered as well and you know isis, that terror group two years ago that we were hearing was going to not only take over the middle east but come to your hometowns and blow you up and blow your children up at school and blow

from politics to conflicts to, how do we say, working for a client like donald trump. but i can also report for you tonight, based on public evidence that there is a big reason why many people in the legal profession don't want to work for trump, and it comes down to a question that lawyers ask just about as often as beyonce used to ask back in the destiny's child days, can you pay my bills? top lawyers saying when it comes to trump, quote, the guy won't pay. there was an exhaustive usa today report showing hundreds of contractors detailing how trump would basically steal their services, their money by refusing to pay the bills he owed. a problem so rampant, one firm sued trump in 2008. another sued the trump organization and his company for $94,000 in unpaid legal fees and costs. let's get into it with ross garber. he knows his way around the unique challenges of this kind of case, as well as richard painter, a white house ethics chief under republican george w. bush. his watchdog crew is suing trump and he has an exploratory committee for a potential senate run in min

whose fear of economic change and a changing economy was very much addressed by the bill of goods donald trump selling today. >> that's exactly right, nicolle. i think this is president trump trying to make a political play to the people he sees as his voters out in the country. he's been talking about this, trump has, for decades now, since well before that p presidential campaign about protectionism, about a really sort of nationalist, populist approach to trade. and he's finally enforcing it here as president. but there is strong opposition among republican leaders on capitol hill, even advisors in his own administration, including gary cohn who announced the other day he would be resigning as the top national economic advisor in the white house. and i don't know if you were watching the cabinet meeting earlier today, nicolle, but i was so struck by how president trump talked about how flexible this plan would be, how he would be able to add countries or drop countries or shift the number on the countries based on how he feels about that country at that moment. and it's just, you know, busi

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