i think this really came through in the "new york times" style section profile of donald trump, jr. over the weekend, which if i may -- >> yes. >> so there was this profile in the "new york times" style section of donald trump, jr., so the presidents son, that was about how he grew up in new york but is not a real city kid. he likes to go hunting. he likes to wear a flannel shirt and hiking boots and such. it just seemed absurd because, i mean, that's not, i grew up in new york myself, not deprived by any means, but was not like flying to shoot pheasants or whatever. it just seemed like he was using the things that made him not sort of a bit privilege but societies tippy top to make himself seem more sort of like it's this weird populism where his everything that on the progressive privilege checklist, and the one that would more be in line with my own politics with making same advantage, actually is a underdog but his associate with trump. he likes guns and he's wearing the right shirt. so those are my thoughts on that article. >> he's his own kind of trump. >> aren't we all? we are

no, according to page six, donald trump jr. is considering a run for governor of new york. >> audience: booo! >> stephen: look, look, that is absurd and it will never happen. is what i would have side six months ago. now, we are screwed. trump the lesser talked to a gun club in long island and said, while he's interested in being governor, "the position of mayor of new york would be less interesting to him." oh, really? less interesting to you. considering your dad lost here by 90 points, that's like an eighth grade boy saying, "scarlett johanssen, just not that interesting to me right now." but until don jr. is governor, he's got his hands full running his dad's business, along with his brother and 1980s movie henchman with no speaking lines, eric trump. ( laughter ) in a recent interview, eric trump defended his father's tendency to put his own offspring in charge, saying: "nepotism is kind of a factor of life." >> we might be here because of nepotism, but we're not still here because of nepotism. we didn't do a good job if w

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montana's congressional seat has been a lock for republicans for decades and donald trump jr.ill try to keep it that way. hitting the trail in several campaign events next week. the race is striking a cord where a millionaire republican is battling a banjo playing democrat. >> through the montana's landscape is a banjo playing poet. now the state democratic candidate for congress. >> he is running to replace ryan that left to become president trump's interior secretary and has each rally with his own campaign theme song. new to the political circuit but not the landscape. the 69-year-old banjo lair rose to fame in the 1970s. he never leaves home without it. >> i tried to be a representative of montana all my life through my music and my poetry. this is just another step. >> i haven't seen this much energy behind an election in forever really. >> montana only has one congressional seat. voters here haven't elected a democrat to fill it in more than two decades. >> when did you build this bridge? >> probably ten years ago. >> he faces the well-known republican. he likes to say a

i see donald trump, i see eric trump -- donald trump jr., tiffany trump just there before.e, ivanka trump is jewish. i don't know if she's taking part in the easter egg roll on the south lawn or not, but many of the trump kids there taking part. and the president himself taking part in some of the festivities there, to be sure. professor zelzer -- oh, that actually is the ceremonial whistle that begins the easter egg roll. that's something every past president has done as well. so just saw it there. professor, on presidential travel it may be that this president doesn't need to travel as much. you know, he may or may not have things he is selling, what bakari sellers was talking about, but he seems to be willing, and perhaps able to sell it from the white house or mar-a-lago. >> i think that's right. a big part of it is the lack of legislative agenda, but the other part is a president who's trying to do this, to try to sell himself and his policies and ideas through twitter, through television, through social media, rather than some of the more traditional mechanisms. and w

donald trump jr., he took a jab at mainstream media posting this photo of himself wearing a grin green shirt that reads very fake news, i'm going to have to buy 5,000 to 10,000 of these to pass around to our buddies in mainstream media, in the meantime i'll model it for him. >> we need to be careful, families have always been a little bit respectful about their positions, we didn't see sasha and malia with outrage about the birther conki conspiracy. >> all right. thank you so much, we'll have more after the break. >> thank you. d jones. i'm glad i caught you. well i'm just leaving the office so for once i've got plenty of time. what's going on? so those financial regulations being talked about? they could affect your accounts, so let's get together and talk, and make sure everything's clear. thanks. yeah. that would be great. we've grown to over $900 billion in assets under care... by being proactive, not reactive. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. don't let dust and allergens and life's beautiful moments. flonase allergy relief delivers more complete relief. flonase help

let's see, donald trump jr.ted "congrats on being eight years older than me." [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] vice president mike pence posted, "i'm wishing you a happy birthday on facebook, because based on the rules of my marriage, i'm not allowed to be alone in a room with you." [ laughter and applause ] nice, though. it's a nice message. donald trump's first wife ivana posted, "my condolences." [ laughter ] and oh look, it looks like marla maples liked it. [ laughter and applause ] that's a share. tiffany trump posted "happy [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] secretary of education betsy devos i think posted happy birthday. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we'll give the benefit of the doubt. benefit of the doubt. former national security, now disgraced, michael flynn posted, well, okay i'm going to assume -- we'll assume that says happy birthday. [ laughter ] white house senior adviser stephen miller posted, "i hope it got the lotion i sent, and i hope it is putting the lotion on its body, or else

. >> i can't remember if it was donald trump jr. r eric trump on the white house lawn talking about the business and remarking on, you know, these sorts of things. it's laughable that you can have the sort of separation that they are claiming they can have, you know, because trump is not running the business h.'sin the white house then everything is hunky-dory. that's completely ridiculous. if they want to end the stories they have to go a lot farther but frankly i don't think they care. they are not suffering it yet. >> there are all the ethics rules and i remember being in government and sometimes they are a pain in the neck and overdo it with being persnickety and there seems to be waivers granted and sometimes the waivers are reasonable, you know. some very distant relationship, but shouldn't the waivers be public? i mean, the rules are public. if someone is getting a waiver because he had business interests and is still allowed to participate in decisions with that country, shouldn't we know about that? >> only a minute left. i

recalled this line from donald trump, jr. >> he's got 12,000 page tax return that will create 300 billion independent financial auditors out of every person in the country asking questions that are going to distract from his main message. >> asking questions that will distract the main message. according to organizers, people 200 rallies around the country and world to demand the -- to reveal finances. they appear to have gotten under the president's skin. president tweeted yesterday, i did what was an almost impossible thing to do, easily won the electoral college, fact check, but moving on. now tax returns are brought up again, someone should look into who paid for the small organized rally yesterday. election is over. true. election is over. donald trump is now the president and not just the candidate, which is precisely why this issue is only gotten more important. democrat from california, ranking member of the house financial services committee. >> the same reasoning applies, what's your response. >> and maybe or. >> particularly those who voted for him by continuing to tell this li

. >> real quickly, yesterday donald trump jr. tweeted, "bomb the held out of isis." this didn't sit well with you? >> it did not. my wife has reminded me to stay calm and keep my emotions under check when i say things about that, but this is unfortunate for an individual who has not seen combat, who has not seen the kind of things that weapons do to people and to bodies to tweet something like that. it's immature and unnecessary and i think he should stop doing these kinds of things when he doesn't know what he's talking about. >> kimberly dozier, general hertling, thank you. >> thank you. >>> so a missile strike in syria and this bomb dropped against isis in afghanistan, are these the first hints of a trump doctrine? and what does this mean if north korea tests another nuclear weapon? >>> but men, women, children in syria suddenly vanish. some missing as many as five years. a new documentary now shedding light on the assad regime and the criminal investigations surrounding it. it delivers a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste. zero alcohol™. so it has the ba

. >> donald trump jr. actually met with his banker last year. jim, there is also this. rmer trump campaign adviser carter paige telling buzzfeed that he met with a russian diplomat named victor -- i can't say his last name -- back in 2013 in new york. this diplomat was later charged in 2013 as working with a secret agent. he tells buzzfeed, mr. carter, that nothing was sinful there. this is just another point of contention hanging out there for them. >> we're at least advising trump during the campaign at certain points and russians. now, it does show the risk of having what was an unformed, i suppose you could describe it, campaign structure where you had people with varying degrees of qualifications, frankly, and even also closest to the candidate himself who were meeting, at least claiming to be speaking for trump or claiming to have access to him through this campaign. and that shows you one of the risks of having what was a largely unformed operation even as you got into the transition period where you have a guy like eric prince doing the representation or even a s

callender's it's time to savor >>> the trump white house lead by tweets from the president and donald trump jrtoday are trying to shift the spotlight on the russian hacking investigation to charges of improper spying by susan rice. we just watched her strong rebuttal. >> the allegation is that somehow obama administration utilized. >> i leaked nothing to nobody, i never have and i never would. >> joining me now is john mclaughlin. i apologize to the incorrect tape there, but you heard what susan rice was saying. you know the system. the national security advisor asks you as the acting cia director back in the day to unmask raw intelligence. what happens next. >> there is a standard you apply here. it would have been applied if it was nsa, the fbi, or the cia. the standard is the unmasking of this person's name essential to national security. it is important to understand what happened. there is another standard, and it has not been mentioned in anything that i heard so far. sometimes you unmask the name in order to protect an american citizen. let me give you an example. let's assume a senator

. >> reporter: donald trump jr. with the republican earlier this month, national republican groups are buying up tv ads. republicans are likely to win the seat considering president trump won montana by 20 points. but democrats are optimistic. bernie sanders is expected to visit montana to help quist. democrats have one u.s. senator and the governorship in montana. the special election will be held on may 25th. molly. molly: these special elections always get a little extra attention when we're so far from the midterms. thank you, bryan. and we'll be right back. (vo) when i brought jake home, i wanted him to eat healthy. so i feed jake purina cat chow naturals indoor, a nutritious formula with no artificial flavors. made specifically for indoor cats. purina cat chow. nutrition to build better lives. .. i have tried so hard to forget what it felt like when someone told me i had colon cancer. we had the follow up, cat scan which showed that it had gone to her liver. it was pretty intense and we needed to move pretty q

donald trump, jr. a couple days campaigning with gianforte earlier this month, national republican groups are buying up tv ads, republicans are likely to win the seat considering president trump won montana by 20 points. democrats have lost each of the 11 congressional elections in montana dating back to 1996. but, look, democrats are optimistic. bernie sanders is expected to visit montana to rally voters to the polls for quist. democrats do have one u.s. senator and the governorship in montana. the republican candidate is expected to win. experts say it comes down to voter turnout which could be low given the special election is happening right before memorial day weekend. rick? rick: i understand, bryan, that russia made its way into the election? >> reporter: right, the candidates went back and forth on taxes, guns and north korea. russia looms large here. the democrat quist attacking republican gianforte for investing in russian companies. >> i was really disturbed to hear the other day that mr. gia

now, for the nine people watching on c-span there also was another infant fa elephant room, but donald trump jrshot him and cut off his tail. you know, a lot of people told me if you go after the administration, it would be petty and unfair, in other words, presidential. i get the reason why donald trump doesn't want to be roasted. he usually responds to the correspondent's dinner, i think i say for apeak for all of us wy he has done far too much bombing this month. now, a lot of people in the media say that donald trump goes golfing too much. they're like he goes golfing too much which raises a very important question, why do you care? do you want to do -- do you want to know what he is not doing when he is golfing? being president. let the man putt-putt. keep him distracted. teach him out to play badminton, tell him he has a great body for bobsledding. the longer he is golfing, we're not at war with korea. apocalypse delayed. take the w. this is great. i love this. even if you guys -- i have already hired kellyanne conway. she is going on tv monday telling everybody i killed. it really doesn'

. >> david, have you seen this tweet from donald trump jr? this caused a lot of conversation. of isis. check. another promise kept. hashtag, maga, mother of all bombs. bomb emoji. >> this is perhaps not the most mature way to look at warfare. it didn't change much about the strategic catalyst to celebrate it because it is just a really big bomb is not the way that i think most folks who have much experience with military tactics or strategy would see it. >> speaking of someone who does have that experience, general hurtling, your reaction? >> i've got two reactions. and you're baiting me. my wife told me ton give emotional reactions on cnn. >> i give you permission. >> she wins. >> i will refrain from emotional reaction. from a guy who has never seen combat and doesn't understand the implications of killing other people. from a more refrained military analyst perspective, this isn't helpful. this is not what maturity is. in terms of understanding the professionalism of soldiers who have been in a fight for a very long time to have someone from the outside as if they were tweet

he is facing off against our next guest, who got some hoefrp the weekend with donald trump jr. >> a citizen who worked really hard for my father because i know he's a guy that can fix the issues that we face in this country. [ applause [ applause ] i said this is someone actually very similar. a guy. a guy who started businesses. >> melissa: greg gianforte is joining us from boseman, montana. i was looking at the breakdown of you an your opponent. you really couldn't be more opposite. first the nra who gave you an a rating and he received an f. he's calling for a national gun registry. are you that opposite each other on everything? >> melissa, good to be with you. this is about getting montana values back into dc. he is nancy pelosi with a cowboy hat. he's raw on immigration. he wants the whole country to be a sanctuary country. he's calling for 90% income tax rates. he wants massive cuts in our military. at a time when clearly we have problems around the world. >> melissa: one of the biggest issues on the slate around the country is health care. i know that your opponent is looking for mo

joining us now for reaction executive vice president of the trump organization donald trump jr.iningvi us now.de >> sick of winning yet?at >> sean: no. >> me neither. >> sean: i am tired, have you got the speed of your father and then have you got the speed of congress. here.ere versus >> two very different paceses obviously. >> sean: it's frustrating. >> it's going to take some time to get use to his pace. he has set the pace in life and business. keep doing things makes sense for america. it's great to watch.h. as an american i have seen more done in two months than m i have in the prior two administrations. a actual progress.re >> sean: i put it up in the screen in the last segment. he has accomplished all of this. now it's time to repeal and replace obamacare. now it's time legislatively o to get his economic agenda through because we do have 95,000 americans out out of the labor force. that's what the election was about to me. >> it's time to do that certainly. by the way, if i were him, i would say let it collapse. but he is not that kind of guy. going to let all those peo

and today donald trump, jr. squashed rumors that he was planning a 2018 run for new york governor.9-year-old did say he wants to leave his options open for a run in the future calling politics, quote, fascinating stuff. >>> and a very, very rough home coming for the congressman who made headlines for once yelling at president obama during his speech to a joint session of congress, "you lie." congressman joe wilsonaced a very fired up crowd in a town hall in south carolina. >> also supported all efforts to make sure that financing is limited -- >> you lie! >> you lie! >> some positive issues. anybody -- >> many lawmakers are avoiding town halls this easter break after the collapse of their r l republican effort to repeal obamacare. >>> ahead, the first congressional election since president trump took office. should the gop be nervous about a seat it was supposed to win easily? we are live in kansas. >>> and united airlines ceo apologizing to the man dragged off the plane. what is the passenger saying tonight? that's ahead. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it t

i think they may be right because that's the name of the bill. [ laughter ] over the weekend, donald trump jrde his first official political appearance since his father was elected president. he hadn't planned on appearing but someone said entourage three times into a mirror. [ laughter ] "entourage, entourage, entourage." "how you doing?" the season finale of abc's "the bachelor" aired tonight, where thirty women competed to win the love of one man -- their father. [ laughter ] at least that's how i'd see it. now, we tape our show before "the bachelor" aired so we don't know which girl got publicly dumped tonight and which one will get quietly dumped in about six weeks. [ laughter ] a new study revealed that the brain continues to be active for a few minutes after a person is declared clinically dead. so bad news guys, nana heard you say, "finally." [ laughter ] i warned you -- i warned you it was bad news. [ laughter ] japan has begun opening owl cafes, where customers can pet birds while they eat lunch. "we should go there," said the health department. [ laughter ] according to a new study

trump jr. and eric -- donald j. trump jr. and eric trump. two, in support of the long standing tradition of the disclosure of tax returns of presidents and presidential candidates, the secretary of the treasury is directed to provide the committee on ways and means with the tax reform information of donald j. trump for tax years 2007 through 2016 for review in closed executive session by the committee as provided you should under section 6103 of the internal revenue code of 198 -- of 1986. and directs the committee to hold a vote on recording such information to the full house of representatives. three, the director of the office on government ethics is directed to publish any waiver or exception granted to any officer or employee of the government to the january 28, 2017, executive order entitled ethics commitments by executive branch appointees. four, the administrator of the general services is directed to provide the committee on oversight and government reform of the house of representatives with any legal analysis supporting its march

whereas donald trump tweet on january 11, i have nothing to do with russia, no deals new york loans, no nothing. whereas donald trump jr. once stated, russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets. we see a lot of money pouring in from russia. whereas disclosure of donald trump's tax returns will help the american people and their elected representatives in this house better understand trump's financial ties, if any, putin's russia. whereas the american people have a right to know whether financial conflicts of interest exist between the president of the united states and a hostile foreign power. whereas the chairman of the ways and means committee, joint committee on taxation, and senate finance committee have the authority to request donald trump's tax returns under section 6103 of the tax code and whereas the f.b.i. is conducting a criminal and counterintelligence investigation into russian interference with the recent presidential election, including possible collusion between the trump campaign and the kremlin, now therefore, bit resolved that the house of representatives shall, o

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trump hosted the miss universe pageant in moscow in 2013. there are more indirect kind of connections. we know among the other business ties, donald j. trump, jrid, in 2008, that, of their businesses all across the board, that russians were pouring in money. he thought russians were among their most important clients at that time. now russia was emerging as an important economy then. think what you will. 1987, trump viltsed in 1996, and in 2013 looked for potential sites for a trump hotel in moscow that never came to bea bear. last summer, a story people paid attention, to we know there are reports from cnn and others investigators looked into rawngs bank repeatedly trying to contact servers in the trump organization. the trump organization says they did not know anything about that andeth not clear if that was for business reasons or what was going on, but one way connection but many of them from a russian bank to the trump organization. the kushners also have a family business kushner properties. >> woodruff: the son-in-law. and jared kushner in addition to meeting with the russian ambassador also in december met with the head of a russian b

jr. and donald trump were the same.aid the strategy, and anybody can use these strategies, anybody for any reason, good, bad or indifferent, can cause a major crisis that forces the other side to negotiate. that is all i was saying. to deliberate misrepresent it is not worthy of you. >> dr. king died nearly 20 years before i was born. i am only 32 years old so i don't have the braveness to think i know everything. this is not a game to pass a piece of legislation. these crises that you're talking about creating got four little girls blown up in a little church. these crises got people slaughtered and assassinated, including dr. martin luther king jr., so how dare you jeffrey utilize their lives and these crisis to make political points. >> bakari, again, you're just totally misrepresenting me and all i'm saying is dr. king said there was a reason to do what he was doing. which is to cause a crisis. quite deliberative and effective, and i was a teenager and i thought he was totally right on. >> to put a button on how int

trump's first four years. judge jeanine: my thanks to secretary kelly. and next, jerry falwell, jr. is here to talk about donaldrump's first 100 days. judge jeanine: president trump carried evangelicals in november, so how is he doing with them now? joining me from liberty university, jerry falwell, jr. you were one of the first prominent evangelicals to support donald trump. you supported him through thick and thin it looks like the first from an evangelicals' points of view has been a slam dunk. >> i think evangelicals found their dream president. judge jeanine: ways the president's accomplishments that put evangelicals almost double in terms of american support. >> reuniting israel with america after 8 years of them being appointed badly. appointing neil gorsuch to the spreem supreme court and appointing people of faith to his cabinet. christians being murdered in the middle east will stop. all those things are things evangelicals love. but they didn't just vote on social issues because republican establishment lied to them about those issues. they were concerned about the borders, about bringing jobs back.

jr. to donald trump. >> wow. >> never forget. >> okay. listen, that was morning tv. mmend you. you understand, jeffrey that, dr. martin luther king jr. is a civil rights hero. did you realize what you were saying there? >> sure. dr. king is a hero of mine and has been sibs i wnce i was a ki. don, look, i used dr. king. let me go to other races. let's go with dr. king's hero, gandy. let's go to mccarthy or hom hayden on the vietnam war. he shut down things to draw attention to the vietnam war. it is a tactic. it is a colorless strategy used effectively by dr. king for civil rights, by gandhi to get independence from india, vietnam protests for which i was part of for a bit. >> jeffrey? jeffrey, that's a reach. do you remember -- >> it is not a reach, don. >> you remember what happened with sean spice we are a very ill thought out comparison as well. some things you just -- some comparisons you just don't make. >> dr. king wanted to shut things down to draw attention to the lack of civil rights. he was right to do so. i believe it then. i believe it passionately now. >>

a donald trump jr. decided to wear one certain shirt. >> a certain shirt.on it. he posted that with the caption i think i will have to buy a few thousand of these in the mainstream media. meantime model hits for them. how do you think it looks. >> it shouldn't be red. very fake news? >> concept idea. main one will come later. now i kale you very fake news. brian: what are else are you doing today? >> on the radio all day. 24 hours. not fake news. brian brian it's real. thanks, carley. >> thanks a lot. brian: you seem very nice. pete: on camera. brian: and off camera. pete: okay. brian: how dare you hurt her feelings 14 minutes before the hour. does north america join the credit for north korea's missile launch failure. the possibility of cyber sabotage ahead. pete: our own ainsley earhardt is at the white house front lawn counting down the easter egg roll. >> look at this. this is the south lawn. this obviously is the white house. you have the marine corps band out there playing for us. it's so successful. here you see the start line start to finish i will

donald trump jr.inst current governor and democrat andrew cuomo. page 6 reporting he already misses the excitement of the presidential election, apparently. he wants to get back in the game. those are a look at your headlines. what do you think about that? steve: exciting. why not? got a good taste of campaigning. heather: the first just ended. brian: who is going to run the company if everyone is in office? steve eric, tag, you're it. ainsley: what's more dangerous isis or president trump? >> i do think isis is going to cause a threat to me living my every day life? not really. do i think that the rhetoric that donald trump using, do i think that's more of a threat than isis? yes, for sure. ainsley: coming up, we talk to the reporter embedded at harvard to hear exactly what he learned. brian: guys, what do you do if you can't afford the perfect engagement ring? how about asking complete strangers to pitch in? why not? your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the gu

donald j. trump jr., who said in 2008, in terms of high-end product influx into the united states, russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets, say in dubai and certainly our project in sojo and anywhere in new york, we see a lot of money pouring in from russia. president trump, he's invested in the past in russia. over half a dozen trademarks granted to him in russia. he tried to peddle in russia. a miss universe contest he held in moscow in 2013. and russia has invested in our president. there are russian business owners who have bought condos in his trump tower building. there are loans from banks that have paid fines for laundering money through russia. nd there's a home sale in 2008 for over where the president reaped 129% in profit. he bought a home in 2004 in west palm beach for $40 million. sold it in 2008 as the real estate market was collapsing for over $90 million. sold it to a russian businessman known as the fertilizer king. no one else in that zip code r

jr. a nobel peace price dine to vagina grabbing president donald trump. >> wow. >> never forget. never forget. >> that was morning tv so simeon hey i got to commend you underjeffrey dr. martin luther king jr. is a civil rights hero did you realize what you were saying. >> dr. king is a hero ever of mine has been since i was a kid. don, look, i used dr. king let me use -- let me go to other races let's go with ganddy dr. king's hero. senator eugene mccarthy or tom hayden on the veet a number where used the tact of shutting down things to draw attention to the veet a number where. s it a tactic a colorless strategy used very effectively by dr. king or civil rights ganddy to get independence from india vietnam protestors of which i was once won for a bet in sixth and 70s it is a colorless reach. >> that's a reach jeffrey. >> no it is not a reach. >> you do remember two days ago what happened with sean spicer with a very ill thought out comparison as well. some things you just. >> i thought this out. >> some comparisons you don't make. >> dr. king wanted to shut things down to draw at

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president trump: " i could not possibly be more thrilled than to be more than 100 miles away from washington swamp." (jr stone) on his 100th day of office, president donald trump skips out on a white house tradition... and holds a campaign-like rally in pennsylvania... good evening and thanks for joining us... i'm jr stone.(justine) and i'm justine waldman... pennsylvania was one of the states president trump did not think he was going to win. and the move makes him the first president in decades to snub the white house correspondents dinner. more on that in a minute.. first, here's a look at what the president has done so far in office... (justine) in one of his most widely touted achievements ...he filled a supreme court seat with neil gorsuch. he authorized missile strikes in syria. the new president greenlighted the construction of the keystone x-l and dakota access oil pipelines. and to expand offshore drilling in the atlantic and arctic. despite efforts, he did not "repeal and replace" the affordable care act. trump's first national security adviser, michael flynn, resigned after it was revealed he misled vice president mike pence about his contact

too longing a president trump and his children were on the same page as those majorities of oklahomans and americans. in 2009 -- i've showed this before -- donald, ivanka, donald jr. and eric trump supported meaningful and effective measures in an ad in "the new york times" to fight climate change, calling climate change -- and i quote them here -- "scientifically irrefutable" and warning that its consequences would be catastrophic and irreversible. so the entire trump family seven years ago recognized that climate change was based on scientifically irrefutable evidence and had catastrophic and irreversible consequences, despite the popularity of getting something done on climate change in every single congressional district in the country, we do nothing. what is up with that, if not politics? fossil fuel industry politics. the most voracious special interest in american politics, the fossil fuel industry has captured the trump show, installed its flunkies at the e.p.a. and hopes to unwind environmental and public safeguards that the public supports. so i just got to keep asking the fossil fuel guys. how do you think this ends? are you delusional to believe that

donald trump is not martin luther king jr. taken this to a place where it doesn't need to be. and i hope that you're empathetic enough to see how disrespectful this. >> jeffery, i just don't understand the intellectual idea in the comparison. again, the whole manufacturing a crisis thing. i don't see how they're the same. >> that's because they're not. >> if you cause a major crisis in american society, then the society and those people who are causing the crisis -- >> but dr. king did not cause a crisis. >> go ahead. >> dr. king did not cause a crisis. tom brokaw had an amazing documentary, wrote "boom: 1968." in 1968 we lost three students on the campus in the massacre. in 1968, april 4th, dr. martin luther king jr. was assassinated. in 1968, we lost robert f. kennedy to assassination. the fact is he did not create a crisis. the crisis was that america did not want to confront its racist past and did not want to cash that promissory note. the fact is dr. martin luther king jr. stood up for that and you cannot whitewash that

(jr stone) sunday president donald trump responded on twitter to those demanding that he release his tweeted, " i did what was an almost an impossible thing to do for a republican-easily won the electoral college! now tax returns are brought up again?" someone should look into who paid for the small organized rallies yesterday. the election is over." president trump's comments come one day after about 150 tax day rallies were held across the country. the president's policies were questioned during these events and those who attended demanded that he release his full i-r-s returns. democratic lawmakers on a national, state, and local level organized these events and spoke at them on saturday. (justine) and the border wall president trump has imagined. could trap some americans on the "mexican side". leaders with the texas civil rights project say it would technically be on u.s. soil, but outside of a barrier built north of the river separating the two countries. landowners could lose property. those who lost land for an existing fence are already preparing for the new potential wall.

jr. and donald trump. jeffrey, do you want to say any more on that point before we move on? >> not really. look, no. there's a whole long discussion you get into and it's not on the agenda today. you know, i'd be happy at some point to do it. but i just think this was wildly misinterpreted. i think for some reason i just don't agree. that's all. >> got it. we will move on now because there's lots of other stuff to talk about in this news cycle, jeffrey, what is it president trump doesn't want us to see in his taxes. >> i don't know, i am one of these people who thinks the whole thing is bogus from start to finish. the income tax came in from wilson to lbj. we had plenty of presidents whose taxes aren't out there. >> in modern times. since president nixon everybody released their taxes. in fact, it was donald trump who really pressed mitt romney to do so for the sake of transparency, so now what's going on? >> i think the whole thing -- because this stuff is now used as a political gotcha. i will say this, if we're going to go down this road people of influence, president of

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president trump: " i could not possibly be more thrilled than to be more than 100 miles away from washington swamp." (jr stone) on his 100th day of office, president donalde house tradition... and holds a campaign-like rally in pennsylvania... good evening and thanks for joining us... i'm jr stone.(justine) and i'm justine waldman... pennsylvania was one of the states president trump did not think he was going to win. and the move makes him the first president in decades to snub the white house correspondents dinner. more on that in a minute.. first, here's a look at what the president has done so far in office... (justine) in one of his most widely touted achievements ...he filled a supreme court

trump jr. outlined when they were trying to recruit vice president candidates. donald trump sr. wants to be the face. he wants to be the public face. he wants to say stuff as maggie pointed out. say things. he will not do the intricate diplomacy. he will talk tough. then a second channel that operates separate from him. typically they move no cin conc. tough talk and tough negotiat n negotiation. we're on day 99. i continue to think we in the political media especially are forever in search of a narrative and story arc and what does this presidency mean? the possibility is the only arc is unpredictability. >> you have to have a strategic focus. i brought up truman before. the outbreak of war. the discussion of how does this jive of what we are trying to achieve in europe and the rest of the world balancing the interests. i worry there is not enough focus of what korea means for the administration's position vic vis-a-vis the rest of the world. >> i don't know how this works out as a plan. i think you have a president who likes talking to the press. who wants to say it is not as

donald, jr. his son baron is with his mother at trump tower five days a week. think this is why he travels to florida so often. i think it's a cure for the loneliness. >> he's not happy. and i think what we heard in the quote from reuters was he's not happy because he's alone but he's also not happy because the job is so difficult for him and more difficult than running his real estate empire. >> dana, what do you think? >> i got nothing. it's really hard for me to be speechless, but i feel like how do you even begin to respond to the notion that the presidency is hard? okay. yeah. we got it. and it's not as cool as being a billionaire real estate guy/reality star in new york city. makes sense. so what did he think he was going to do? how could he possibly think it was anything other than hard? and anything other than lonely? it's probably one of the loneliest jobs in the world no matter how important it is. >> you wrote an excellent piece about this. go ahead. >> i think he used his inside voice outside. he used the voice that you're supposed to sort of -- i t