here is the recording of a voice mail that will donald trump's lawyer john dowd left for michael flynn's attorney on the day that michael flynn with drew from a joint defense agreement with the trump team. >> hey, rob, this is john again. maybe i'm sympathetic and understand your situation but let me see if i can't state it in starker terms. if you have -- it wouldn't surprise me if you've gone on to make a deal with and work with the government. if, on the other hand, we have -- there's information that implicates the president, then we've got a national security issue. we need some kind of heads up. just for the same of protecting all our interests if we can. remember what we've always said about the president and his feelings toward flynn and that you still remains but well, in any event, let me know. and i appreciate your listening and taking the time. thanks, pal. >> joining us now, congressman who is going to have to evaluate that as evidence congressman jamie raskin and democrat from maryland on the judiciary committee in the house and the oversight committee. barbara mckad is wit

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donald trump did nothing. because in war that's what trumps always do.ast word." "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, while sitting in the midst of almost 10,000 heroic souls, donald trump uses a fox news interview on hallowed ground to take political shots back home. he calls robert mueller a fool. calls speaker pelosi a

maples, who donald trump divorced four years after marrying her. it was a very harsh deal for the second mrs. trump who gave birth to donald trump's fourth child. in the document reported by gabriel sherman but not seen by us here at msnbc, donald trump listed his net worth at just over $1 billion but provided his second wife with a one-time payout of only $1 million plus child support for their daughter, tiffany trump. the agreement specifies that financial support for tiffany trump would end immediately if she joined the military or the peace corps, the kind of thing no trump has ever even thought about doing. joining us now is gabe sherman of "vanity fair," special correspondent and an msnbc contributor. also joining us, tim o'brien, the executive editor of bloomberg opinion and an msnbc contributor. he was reported on donald trump for decades and written a book about him. ron klain is with us, former senior aide to vice president joe biden and president obama and a former chief counsel to the senate judiciary committee. gabe, let me begin with y

donald trump has been more pro-black than barack obama. complimentedn donald trump. this is not going unnoticed in the black community. many callers are starting to echo my sentiment. it has nothing to do with politics, republican or democrat. it has to do with actual concrete successes that are happening in the black community under donald trump. you can have that polling. i have seen msnbc on morning joe, they were ridiculing donald trump with those numbers. have your fun now. i am telling you, in 2020, in light of what happens with the mueller situation, which i believe is america's biggest con job, many folks will go with donald trump. host: herbert is next from virginia. thank you for waiting. caller: good morning. mr. kevin johnson, i was trying to let him know -- i am retired. i was born in liberty city. i want to see that 12 quote wall that 12 quote wall that separated -- 12-foot wall that separated blacks from whites in the city. thing, mr. jackson, whatever you all have done for the blacks in the republican party, you don't even have elected officials. you

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so, that means donald trump trumps huawei, does it?country is to have the closest military intelligence relationship with the united states, we don't always take the same view on everything but we always listen to their concerns very carefully. jeremy hunt, thank you very much indeed. we arejust jeremy hunt, thank you very much indeed. we are just looking at the skies, where you can see just in the centre there, marine force one, bringing donald trump from stansted to london, staying in winfield house, the residence of the us ambassador in regents park, it has sizeable grounds, the second largest private garden after buckingham palace in london. but in spite of that, they have extended quite dramatically around winfield house the security cordon. there is an incredible level of security everywhere the president is going, as you would expect. he is not going to be getting up close and personal, really, with people on this visit, it's very much that everything will be happening behind closed doors. so he's heading to the us ambassador‘s

moving on from china, and from donald trump, on page two of the sun. , the prospect of boris becoming prime minister. you need something stronger in your water to cope with this. the conventional wisdom until relatively recently among lots of westminster political class observers is that he might be popular with the tory class in the country, but he can't win over mps. a p pa re ntly country, but he can't win over mps. apparently he now has 42 mps backing him, and the rumours are, the speculation is, the number will rise quite steadily, quite quickly, over the next few days. and that magic number ofjust the next few days. and that magic number of just over 100 which the next few days. and that magic number ofjust over 100 which will get him into the final round, with grassroots, he will achieve. this is mr tory grassroots here. what he says is pretty much what is happening, andl says is pretty much what is happening, and i think one thing you have to say about the conservatives, and lord knows i do not want them being in powerany longer and lord knows i

not all in opposition to donald trump, some supporting him. ht people out. there is so much it seems to have motivated the people in this crowd. a lot of m essa g es people in this crowd. a lot of messages for him to take home if even messages for him to take home if eve n gets messages for him to take home if even gets a glimpse of these protests. dan, thank you very much. well, here at downing street the president is involved in a meeting with theresa may, notjust with theresa may, it is not a one—to—one meeting, there are other senior members of the cabinet involved in that as well. let's get thoughts of what is going on with our assistant political editor norman smith. not a one—to—one meeting. as far as donald trump is concerned, there is a new prime minister coming soon, so i guess in that sense, those talks with theresa may are less significant today. they are kind of low key. they will be a bit muted. number ten where saying that these will be wide ranging talks, which is kind of cord for discursive, as opposed to kneeling down any part

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i'd rather not. >> welcome back, donald trump flying to japan for the g 27 and he could sign off on arade war truce with china. richardson joins us where donald from will land in 2 hours, good morning. >> reporter: world leaders from the largest economies are arriving for another edition of the g 20 and is discussion of the trade truce, much of the talk is about the ongoing trade fight between the united states and china. xi jinping has artie arrived and is scheduled to meet with donald trump. also top trade officials from the us and china are expected to meet prior to the president's meeting, the us and china have tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars in each other's imports and threatening more. donald trump said a trade deal with buttigieg -- xi jinping is possible but he's prepared to impose tariffs on $3 billion in chinese imports. steve mnuchin says the us and china made significant progress in previous trade discussions. >> i am hopeful that we see a deal but there needs to be the right efforts in place. we are 90% of the way there. there is a path but we will see what we

donald trump jr.ore testimony before a senate committee tomorrow to talk about a limited list of topics as top democrats on the house side weigh impeachment for his father.on >>> and tonight, steve kornacki's stops on the road from maine to miami. donald trump says he received another beautiful letter from kim jong-un as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday night.e >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 873 of this trump administration. if you looked at cable news today and all good citizens

this is the problem with donald trump. donald trump was a disrupter. donald trump was dangerous.e's looking like -- as we continue our pop references, and i mean it, he's looking about as dangerous as austin powers after he came out of the whole cryogenically frozen thing. >> i wish i could remember the gold member joke. >> good morning. welcome to "morning joe." >> it's old. >> it's starting to feel really schticky. the thing of the transgression, the rule breaking, all of the stuff that obviously worked for him in 2016 and now just feels like like a ktel greatest hits collection and they sound dated. >> i got it. no disrespect to the king of rock and roll but this is elvis in '77. just lumbering across the stage, sweating. >> yeah. >> or graceland in front of like six televisions with huge, bottle of quaaludes. >> okay, all right. >> you just took it too far. >> you don't want to bring it to the gutter. >> seriously -- >> it's elvis. late stage. >> '77, sweating, trying to sing the old hits but his heart is not in it. they know what he's going to sing before he sings it. they k

donald trump jr. set to appear behind closed doors for more testimony before a senate committee tomorrow to talk about a limited list of topics as top democrats on the house side weigh impeachment for his father. >>> and tonight, steve kornacki's stops on the road from maine to miami. donald trump says he received another letter from kim jong-un as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday night. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 873 of this trump administration. if you looked at cable news today and all good citizens should, you wouldn't think the general election is set and donald trump is straight up running for re-election against the democratic nominee, joe biden, but that is certainly not the case. donald trump sounds like he's running against joe biden, but there are a whole slew of democrats, dozens of them, who beg to differ. and then there's what history tells us about what happens to front-runners this early in the race. back to today. both m

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comunidad inmigrante de estados unidos estÁ temeroso despuÉs del anuncio que hizo el presidente donald trumpemÓcrata del senado dijo en una entrevista univisiÓn que si sus hijos estuvieran amenazados en su paÍs tambiÉn fuera un inmigrante, tambiÉn hablÓ de un plan de demÓcrata para resolver la crisis humanitaria en la frontera sur. desde washington pablo gato nos trae los puntos de la propuesta y las crÍticas a la polÍtica migratoria del presidente donald trump. pablo: el lÍder demÓcrata en el relato en una entrevista univisiÓn dijo que Él serÍa un indocumentado mÁs. schumer: " si mi hijo o mi hija fueran amenazados con asesinato violaciÓn cree usted que yo simplemente me quedarÍa sentado en casa?" pablo: luego criticÓ duramente a donald trump por seguro el atacar a los indocumentados para motivar a su base. "trump cree que hacerlo es una victoria polÍtica, pero no es verdad, excepto entre su base." de claro. agregÓ que la recuperación de la cÁmara baja en las Últimas elecciones es una prueba de que la mayorÍa de el país ese pro inmigrante. hoy donald trump volviÓ a responsabilizar a los dem

but for donald trump, today was a good daylj standard. but for donald trump, today was a good day.ee, it was a good day, i think to be honest he had such a lovely time at the palace and was just basking in the i°y palace and was just basking in the joy of that. all his life, he decided to meet the queen and i think he'sjust decided to meet the queen and i think he's just having a lovely time and therefore i agree that he is on his best behaviour, but i also think i'm afraid that everyone is waiting for nuance, but we talked about, when he was asked about peace in the middle east, one state, to state, three states, it really did make any difference. but i suspect he did not think about the response ten seconds before he said that. i am not sure we can bank on that, i think that is very well thought out, died the nhs comments are off the cuff. why don't we turn to the guardian. and a photograph on the front page of the guardian, this time of the big blimp, that towered over the houses of parliament and the headline was trump snubs corbyn and they said, let's set the nhs aside from on

you think about if joe biden can get in donald trump's head and bob mueller can get inside donald trump's head. hope hicks could make him mental. just more mental than he is now. what is going to happen between now and then with hope? you can just imagine what happening in the trump dome at this point. >> we'll call it a dome. we're going to sneak in a break. . we're going to sneak in a break. here are even more reasons to join t-mobile. 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey

, the huge inflatable donald trump, the huge inflatable donald trump, the huge inflatable donald trumprliament square this afternoon during those protests against his visit. " trump snubs during those protests against his visit. " trump snusteremy corbyn". this has become somewhat more complicated. we knowjeremy corbyn didn't go to the state banquet last night, he did ask to see donald trump, donald trump said no, but now he has said he would meet him at some point. is it a snob?|j he has said he would meet him at some point. is it a snob? i think jeremy corbyn has behaved, as always, extremely badly, and has miscalculated. you don't get much more anti— donald trump than me, because i think he is morally a really bad human being. i don't say that lightly and i can't think of many people i would say that of. i don't thinkjeremy corbyn is a bad person, just a bad leader. i think donald trump is about human being. but i think if you want to be prime minister of this country you don't stand ranting in trafalgar square while the president of the united states is on a state visit. that is an

donald trump jr.closed doors for more testimony before a senate committee tomorrow to talk about a limited list of topics as top democrats on the house side weigh impeachment for his father. >>> and tonight, steve kornacki's stops on the road from maine to miami. donald trump says he received another letter from kim jong-un as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday night.

think there will be a degree of nervousness and concern, for example, over the pronouncement of donald trumpng if the uk goes ahead with huawei ? ivanka trump coming out here. by her father's side throughout the trip and at the banquet last night. very much his right—hand woman. seen by many as brought through the ranks. goodness knows, there have been plenty of political dynasty is in politics so far already. on that point, what do you think the feelings of the leadership candidates will be in terms of a wariness about working with president trump? the ones who has spoken publicly on this trip, there haven't been many of them, have said that it haven't been many of them, have said thatitis haven't been many of them, have said that it is about recognising you have differences but you make your case to them publicly or privately. that is how it works, that is how diplomacy works. they are one of our closest allies and you cannotjust shun them. the health secretary, one of those leadership candidates, talking about the sadiq khan spat and saying, actually, he was proud that london has a muslim

jorge: otro funcionario mÁs se va del gobierno de donald trump. puesto el aire tenido crÍticas de incapacidad y tambiÉn por un incidente de violencia domÉstica en el que tuvo implicado hace 10 aÑos. >> en filadelfia se realizÓ una las incautaciones de droga mÁs grandes en la historia de los estados unidos. jorge: y el Último parte mÉdico sabe sobre la salud del bonita david ortiz. volvemos despuÉs de los comerciales. [mÚsica] jorge:16 t y media de cocaÍna. sala cantidad que las autoridades descubrieron hoy en 1 bar con uncuarto de filadelfia que calificaron como una de las mayores incautaciones de drogas en la historia de estados unidos. el cargamento estÁ valorado en más de 1.000.000.000 $. la fiscalÍa de filadelfia dijo que esa cantidad de cocaÍna podría matar a millones de personas. >> maÑana miÉrcoles se podrÍa conocer quiÉn es el autor intelectual del atentado contra david ortiz y cuÁl fueron los motivos de la agresiÓn en 1 bar en repÚblica dominicana. asÍ lo dio a conocer el procurador general de la repÚblica, quien tambiÉn informÓ que las a

she has had two previous us presidents before she met donald trump. morning how much she is looking forward to spending time here and meeting the queen. the royalfamily will make sure they feel welcome. that is already a breach of protocol, isn't it, bringing your kids? it is different. it is not what we have seen from previous heads of state. he is travelling with a big entourage. he is not sticking to the script and i am pretty sure we can expect that at some point today. the washington post has described the uk as a relu cta nt post has described the uk as a reluctant post here. —— host. the queen has entertained lots of different leaders in her time. the relu cta nt different leaders in her time. the reluctant host to i don't think she is reluctant. she rises above all of that. she knows her position as head of state is to host and welcome, regardless of how divisive certain figures are. there are politicians who are showing themselves to be more reluctant. we know that vince cable will not be at the state banquet and others. when it comes to host

shannon: as activists ramp up protests against donald trump television personality. morgan says the opposition is being disrespectful and in his words prophetic. >> weiss trump more morally reprehensible than the crown prince of saudi arabia. >> donald trump's failure as egotistical. >> reporter: former advisor to president obama's campaign and member of the uk parliament, great to have you both with us. this is what reuters said. a giant inflatable blimp depicting donald trump as a pouting baby in a diaper will fly outside the british prominent on tuesday ahead of one of the city's largest protests against a foreign leader. what do you make of the situation? >> that protest was childish, donald trump is the democratically elected president of the united states of america, our strongest ally. we go back a long way and have a special relationship, we should respect the office, respect the post, his position. forget the man. he is president, should respect for his position. shannon: this is the large part the anniversary of d-day, the us and ally and britain, overcoming

she is due to attend one of those protests against donald trump. twitter says, "my family & i are on our way to the #trumpprotest. hate should be shunned, not asked to party." steve on twitter says, "trump is over here primarily to commemorate world war ii and fallen soldiers, anybody demonstrating today against this is a disgrace." johanna says, jeremy corbyn is speaking for me today at the anti—trump protest and all those protesting/marching against him also speak for me. good luck with the protests today. mikey on twitter says, "anyone who protests against trump in portsmouth this week of all weeks needs their hard drive checked. this week is for remembrance in pompey, not politics." do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about — use the hashtag #victorialive. if you're emailing and are happy for us to contact you — and maybe want to take part in the programme — please include your phone number in your message. will be covering the build—up to the process , we will be covering the build—up to the process, we will talk to emily thornber

donald trump is staying at the u.s. ambassador's residence he's going to be having a working breakfast with the u.s. ambassador and representatives of u.s. business here in the u.k. and then he's going to be he's going to short meeting with a reason may in downing street it's not going to be a one on one as was expected beforehand perhaps a sense that the u.s. president doesn't see the need to speak to to resume a particularly long time she is after all resigning on friday well as a special guests have been digging into this sumptuous fruit of the banquets hundreds of people outside buckingham palace have been taking digs at the trump's shot here at woodstock. because last year when he traveled to the united kingdom donald trump was met with hundreds of thousands of protesters condemning his policies and this year we've seen the movement on momentum really stepping up to give protesters it tonight they say that that angry with donald trump's policies i don't stand in solidarity with those up bearing the brunt of the con

president and his team but that donald trump had refused and speaking of the protests when donald trump was off. his response was what protests take a less than. the left the prime minister the queen the royal family there were thousands of people in the streets cheering and even coming over today there were thousands of people cheering and then i heard that there were protests i should wear the protests i don't see any protests i did see a small protest today when i came 1st ball so a lot of it is fake news i hate to say. quite astounding really i can tell you i've been on the ground talking to the protest is take a listen to what some of them had to say. here's the problem. with both feet and he's. making the situation more to play. this from these protests show that truly is what. we need to pull to places. like that. point the. could be making do with. the. things that. make it is awfully embarrassing for this country and i feel ashamed to raise some money from boston. donald trump at the press conference also weighed in on the issue of walk away the chinese telecoms that the u.k. g

. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. president donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. president trump. >> former vice president and front runner joe biden, a no show. we have more. >> reporter: voters here tell me this event didn't necessarily make things easier, rather more difficult in narrowing down their short list for 2020. you had 19 of 23 candidates in one room making a five-minute pitch to voters in iowa. remember iowa, the very first caucus state. among candidates you heard them talk about abortion, voting rights, health care. every single one of them made sure to sort of flex some muscle when talking about beating president trump in 2020. >> i'm running for president because we scant take four more years of donald trump. i'm running for president to beat donald trump and i'm running for president because beating donald trump is not enough. >> we need a president who lives like you live. we need a president that has the grit that you have. we have a president right now that doesn't understand the dreams that you have. i will be that president. >> while we are a

here's something that might sort of call into question donald trump's credibility when he says no collusion. the mueller report says the investigation established that the russian government perceived it would benefit from a trump presidency and worked to security that outcome and that the campaign expected it would benefit electorally from information stolen and released through russian efforts. now, you might have the public saying i don't know what collusion is but that sure sounds like dancing the tango together. this is not -- this is going to let people use their own intelligence and their own gut check on whether something unseemly happened between vladimir putin's governor and donald trump's campaign. >> i have been advocating for actually since the mueller report came out that the importance of having mueller deliver that information because i think it's really true, the american public hasn't focused on it in a way that they will with the power of television, with mueller and his voice, his calm demeanor and his decisiveness saying these words. and even if he just repeats the word

donald trump is going to bring it to a end.y have been cheating, they have been stealing our trade secrets, our military secrets, they have been dumping their good dinner markets below the cost of production, driving our industries to bankruptcy and extinction. that is a trade war. they have been pursuing more by economic means against america. donald trump is the first person, the first president to recognize that and do something about it and by doing something about it, not outsource enforcement heather: was wto which is proven incapable of enforcing its own rules under the wto rules, china gets to declare itself to be a developing nation. it is the world's second-largest, by some measures the world's largest economy yet they call themselves a developing nation and are able to therefore erect sky high tariffs against america while we drop our tariffs against chinese imports. that is absolutely ridiculous and donald trump is proper and correct and smart in calling a halt to this hoax, china developing nation, we are poor hoax

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se le parecÍa que era algo que pudiera afectar al presiento donald trump.estÁ firmando en cierta medida que esta foto a ver si quita de la cabeza o de la mente a las personas que vengan porque pueden tener un trÁgico final. es importante decir que es el miembro de la lÍnea mÁs fuerte del equipo de migraciÓn del presidente donald trump que empezÓ a trabajar con esta administraciÓn a comienzos de este mes. nosotros vamos a dejar las redes abiertas para que ustedes opinen. ♪ ♪ anoche fue el segundo debate en la cadena nbc de telemundo con 10 de los aspirantes a la presidencia por el partido demÓcrata en el que participaron los partidos mÁs jÓvenes . sin duda fuera noche agitada. la senadora estadounidense el grupo fue la mÁs destacada y protagonista cuando enfrentÓ en tono bastante acalorado alex pri vicepresidente por unos comentarios que se hizo sobre haber logrado trabajar en el capitolio con legisladores racistas. carolina: al presidente donald trump se le criticÓ con frecuencia por su estilo personal y sus decisiones polÍticas. el senador bernie sanders l

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that that's why trump is attacking him it's a perfectly plausible hypothesis that this point but donald trump is an immature child and i think that biden currently leading in the primary is reason enough for trump to go after him let alone the fact that biden has been bringing up trump more than many of the other candidates in the primary right now i think that biden is i guess a barbs or attacks against trump so far have been fired and i think that you have to tread a very careful line at this point the primary where you have to be seen to be able to defend yourself against donald trump when he does go after you while also recognizing that attacking trump is never going to be the thing that helps you to win the election at least in my view so let's jump to that what it's what's the thing that's going to win the election one here thoughts. well you know the general election it's tough to tell because we're still very far away and the primary factor in my mind is going to be the state of the economy i think if the economy continues to trend positively or at least if we're not in a negative tre

>> know, i think congress is out to get donald trump.ran like chuck schumer and bob menendez who in the past were good and saying things -- donald trump does not need authorization from congress to respond in an emergency to an attack on us interests. it is not just bill clinton and ronald reagan and george w. bush. go back to john adams, our second president, exactly like this maritime dispute, nobody with congressional authorization because you don't need it. the president's inherent constitutional power as commander-in-chief. >> this bipartisan agreement iran is a bad actor. heather: most grateful you spent the evening with us. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say yes to everything? hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it's better, but that seems like a lot of work. no hidden fees. no platform fees. no trade minimums. and yes, it's all at one low price. td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ applebee's new lo

in the category of you couldn't make it up if you tried here is the voice inside donald trump's head on the topic of investigating political rivals. >> speaker pelosi now apparently telling senior democrats she'd like to see trump behind bars. based on no actual crime, she wants a political opponent locked up in prison. that happens in banana republics, beyond despicable behavior. and by the way, they would literally turn in many ways the u.s.a. into a country we would no longer recognize. >> okay. put a pin in that. it sure would, sean. just in case irony is really dead we wanted to give him the record with this headline remember when the "new york times" revealed donald trump tried to ask the justice department to prosecute jim comey and hillary clinton? it was a move foreshadowed, instead of singing kumbaya like they do at normal campaigns they chanted, lock her up. [ chanting ] >> tell you what. for what she's done, they should lock her up. she deleted the e-mails. she has to go to jail. i think hillary is very weak. i think she is pathetic. i think she should be in jail for what

some people don't like donald trump but what we tried to get across in this book is that the integrand ism towards trump is partially because the book personal dislike for him and let's face it it's a 2 way street but it's also because it's a personal dislike for the policies that he espoused which were open repudiation on almost everything of barack obama and this is something the media didn't like at all so that this is interesting to me because i would argue and suggest that the media is really most interested in ratings above and beyond anything else and because donald trump is such a wealth of lowest common denominator tactics town et cetera et cetera and the lies are i mean they're astonishing i mean one of my favorite donald trump lies is the one where he impersonates his own p.r. person and you can go online like our viewers can go online and they can listen to donald trump impersonating his own p.r. person and donald trump's response to that is i've lied and impersonated my someone else before but not that time which to me sounds like what a 5 year old does when they haven't l

donald trump will not give up the tapes. even if they found this mythical gun that they think is still hiding there. if trump has it, he won't give it up. he's already proven that. he is right now in violation of a court order ordering him to release tapes! so i don't understand why -- if they're not going to impeach any president -- you know, if they're not going to impeach him now, when are they going to do it? february? during the democratic national convention? if not now, then when? >> and if not him, then who? >> right. all of the other arguments. oh, we have to bring the american people along. he hasn't tried to bring -- of course the polls aren't on our side. they've spent six weeks since the release of the mueller report -- the democratic leadership has spent six weeks since the release of the mueller report trying to tell me why we can't impeach him opposed to trying to tell the american people why we must. of course the polls aren't on our side. >> you know, david jolly, let me -- because you were in the republican

>> if i'm joe biden, i run against donald trump. g to replace. what a lot of candidates are missing is they're looking at 16. you're running this time against an incumbent on the other side who is trying to reverse everything that we fought for for the last 50 years with women's rights, civil rights and all. take him on. if i'm bernie sanders, i have to deal with that and the fact that i'm not the only progressive out there now, but at the same time, say to the country i'm the progressive that can take trump on and a lot of these people are echoing the courage of what i took on a while ago. >> do you attack biden if you're bernie? if i'm bernie, i try to attack the issues. and so i say this is what is wrong and he represented that. but i focus more on the illness rather than the one that would be the patient. >> we've talked about some of the dust ups that he's had and yet, you look at the pollings that were out this past week, especially in the early states. you look in south carolina. joe biden is still doing extremely well. in fac

now telling the story of the day donald trump attacked her. it should be noted president trump issued a statement today, a written statement, denying he raped e. jean carroll the president saying it never happened and also i've never met this person in my life. now here is a picture of donald trump in one meeting with e. jean carroll. and so the president's defense as stated is easily proven false with one photograph. a photograph that now appears in "new york magazine" ironically includes the president's first rape accuser, ivana trump as well as his newest rape accuser e. jean carroll. the other man in the photograph is e. jean carroll's then husband john johnson who many will recognize as former abc news anchor. e. jean carroll says he feetings revealing what donald trump did to her began to change when the "new york times" began its reports of powerfulpowerful men and raping women beginning with harvey weinstein. this is the most serious allegation of sexual violence against trump ever made. aside from the marital rape claim that ivana late

jillian: what can we expect if donald trump wins another four years? ing. rob: if you are a trump support what else would you like to see him accomplish? we have your comments coming up. ♪ . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rob: live look at the white house. the president in orlando last night, in miami today. he will be back there at the white house this afternoon, moving around a lot. we're all dancing to bruno mars. the president kicking off his 2020 campaign by outlining promises that he has kept. >> since election, we have created 6 million new jobs. nobody thought that would be possible. the unemployment rate is the lowest rate it's been in over 51 years. think of that together we are breaking the most sacred rule in washington politics. we are keeping our promises to the american people. jillian: we asked you on our social media pages, what do you want to sight president -- e president accomplish if reelected jill tim says hold democrats accountable. rob: maureen says: jillian: nick tweets finish the wall, make the tax cuts permanent, appoint two more supreme court jus

welcome to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king donald trump is in osaka japan along with other world leaders for the annual g 20 summit on the schedule for mr trump a face to face with chinese president xi jinping over trade and a meeting with saudi crown prince mohammed bin bin solomon against the backdrop of a u.n. iranian crisis does the president enter this his 3rd g 20 summit stronger or weaker than his previous summits and what does mr trump need to accomplish for this to be considered a success let's talk about that with our 1st guest he's former u.s. representative chris shays republican from connecticut he served as senior member of the finance and homeland security committees and was chairman of the government oversights national security committee with jurisdiction over both the defense department and the state department he joins me from washington d.c. chris welcome to the program thank you so let's talk about mr trump at the g. 20 summit what does he need to accomplish there and what do you fear he'll do. you know this is a really difficult conversation for me bec

campaign of maximum pressure and to run does not end there iran's foreign minister has accused donald trump of violating international law with his threats to and i quote obiter rate or president trump should remember that we don't live in the 18th century there is a united nations try to force these either you go let's just timeline this if we go back to choose the mr trump threaten to run with a ration if iran attacks anything american when asked about the possibility of a war with iran he boasted it would be a quick of her but now that he doesn't want one. then on friday the u.s. sent more stealth fighters to the persian gulf increasing its military deployment there the president of iraq was among those to speak out against it he warned that the u.s. will be a lot to use his nation to launch any kind of military action against neighboring countries. the american troops the coalition troops in iraq again at the invitation of the iraqi government for the specific exclusive mission of fighting isis we do not want our territory to be a staging post for any hostile action against any of our n

donald trump's campaign basically saying, this isn't part of donald trump's own decisions.rump himself denies there is any vetting issue saying that after the acting defense secretary resigned, after reports of his involvement in alleged domestic incident and his family, take a look at this. >> we have a very good vetting process. and you take a look at our cabinet and our secretary is very good. but we have a great vetting process. >> a great vetting process. now, those look like just words, again, because what's important here is not just the criticism or the observation or the ideological differences which are part of every administration's debates. the point tonight is donald trump's own people warning him, don't do this. it conflicts with your stated values and everything you ran on. and in many cases, donald trump saying, no, we'll do it anyway. >>> now, next in 30 seconds, i'm joined by neal katyal and the trump d.o.j.'s fight to deny soap and blankets. we're back in 30. back in 30 wait til you check out the back! that's a lot of groceries. look at my strong man! don

donald trump m ost ofte n the one who has met donald trump most often before.r. we are told by buckingham palace they don't have a close personal friendship but they have met one another a number of times before. yes maybe on a golf course somewhere no doubt. here are the banquet pictures that we have been waiting forfor so long. here comes pictures that we have been waiting for for so long. here comes the queen and there is the first lady, magnificent. talk us through some of this, what are we seeing? we are now seeing the real procession into the ballroom. these are the pictures we had been waiting for, running a little bit late. there were photos being taken earlier that delay things by a few minutes. this is a royal procession into the main ballroom at buckingham palace for the state banquet. and there we can see the president in white tie and next to him, she is a diminutive figure the queen, but the queen is there next to the president. behind there next to the president. behind the president, the prince of wales, and melania trump. and woodyjohnson the a

donald trump, mitch mcconnell. he's 79. bernie, 78. >> are you sure that trump is 73? i thought he was older. >> just had a birthday. >> 73. his old doctor said he was 46. >> i don't know. >> think about this though. this is crazy. we've got a guy donald trump -- i'm working here. it's not easy. i'm tired. 73. and then mitch mcconnell i think he's 79. 77. >> a little less, i think. >> pelosi, 79. >> exactly. only getting better. >> joe biden, 76. clyburn, 78. all in their 70s. >> but chuck schumer is a kid. only like 68 or 69. >> -- standing next to joe biden at 73 years old. >> if you can't figure out ju just -- >> i don't know. >> how long they have been alive, just about every one of them if not not mistaken i figured this out one night, they could have gone to high school with buddy holly. >> think about that. that was a long time ago. >> gene robinson, we can go to age if you want to. but maybe somewhere else would be better. if you look -- if you look at the polls, joe biden's numbers and the field's numbers seemed to have hardened in place despite the week that