. >>> i'm donny deutsch and thrilled to be here tonight. there are exactly 472 days until 2020 election. and we're actually coming up on the disturbing weeks of trump presidency. tonight we have a special show. called trump insiders. i have assembled a group of people who know and knew donald trump well friends foreign business associates and former trump white house insiders to go inside the mine of trump in this pivotal time and let us know where they think we are headed. lots to cover. this is saturday night politics. . >>> thrilled to have everybody watching tonights. thanks for inviting me into your home. a different show tonight. instead of normal brilliant journalists i have, this is a moment in time we all know what happened this week. and other than charlottesville it was the bottom of the trump presidency. scary times i didn't sleep several nights this woke. and i wanted to get people who know trump, friends, exex-friends, business, to really talk very, very kind of like where are we going, how bad can it go? how much of this is s

i'm donny deutsch and i'm thrilled to be here. there are 479 days until the 2020 presidential election and tonight we will break down the week's top stories and see how they're shaping. the battle for the white house, there are lots to cover and this "saturday night politics." ♪ >>> we've got a spectacular group with us tonight. a super spectacular group. but before i introduce them as a tip of the hat to my former friend donald trump -- keyword here "former" -- we have built him a wall. it is a "saturday night politics" wall. that's our roadmap to wrap up the week's top stories including trump the favorite. why democrats should be terrified about his chances for election. bye-bye acosta. the president loses another cabinet member but will it end the epstein problem. plus race away from race, why the democrats should cease-fire on the obama called circular firing squad. when will democrats in the media stop taking trump's red meat back. emily jane fox who we have known as the super millennial, author of "born trump," thrilled to h

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but i'm kind of with donny here.umbent president who if he did anything to reach out to swing voters sitting with a 70% approval rating of the economy currently should be an okay shape. he's got a better economy and such a better situation than barack obama did in 2012, than george bush did in 2004. his problem is every day he sets himself on fire with swing voters. and when he get down to the states and we look at the smallest map in recent memory i think we'll only talk about four or five states that are going to decide this thing. president trump has big problems in those states currently. but the question for democrats is who are we going to nominate? because if we dominate someone who cannot reach out to the swing voters and isn't seen as an electable candidate then we'll lose this election. but if we nominate someone who is seen as someone who can fight donald trump on the economy because joe, you and i have talked about this a million times, the swing voters care about one issue and one issue alone and that's

>> it's an honor talking to donny deutsch, the donny deutsch.conversation is so illuminating. you, sir, are serious intellect. you remind me of robert mueller because obviously you haven't red read his report either. >> all right, let's get into some serious questions because i know you're here for some serious reasons about the debate. >> this is big for cnn. this debate is going to be on muted televisions and airport waiting areas across the country. >> you seem a little sarcastic. >> no, these debates are going to be great. a little like the ones on msnbc but completely different ads for life insurance, and class action hernia mesh lawsuits. >> last debate kamala harris was like the star debater. >> yes, she killed it with that food fight line with a great ad-lib her staff wrote. kamala needs to stick with what works, calling joe biden a racist and joe biden needs to remember that that's a bad thing. he seems to be losing ground and he's not popular like he was in 2016, and no one knows why. i mean, he did everything the same as 2016. same po

rev, you were -- i'll get back to you in a second, donny, because donny is going to talk about locustsfrom the heavens an eating flesh from the bones and we'll get back to that but rev, after one debate one of the republicans looked like michael spinks with their hands to their side and the tyson character was donald trump. and i said do you remember that fight, you said, yeah, i was there with donald trump. >> that's right. >> but donald trump was a personable guy. he hung out with a lot of people in manhattan and as far as race goes, my gosh, you go back there's -- as you know very well, there are a lot of hip-hop stars that were pretty darn close to donald trump. it's what's so bizarre about where we find ourselves today. >> i think all of us felt that donald trump wanted to be popular and lionized by a broader base than he himself settled for just being the hero and the sole focus of a small silo. you and i, joe, in our lifetimes have worked around show business and you still are doing a good job there. there's a difference between a rock 'n' roll artist who says i'd like to be mai

the spectacular alps dazzling ice against a brilliant blue sky donny arnold and his friend are extreme mountaineers on a quest for the ultimate thrill. they're climbing the pits a nearly 4000 meter peak. unselect in pickle and position your ice axes on the wind you hear the tension of these crests and hisses when it breaks up the ice blocks it's really cool yes it is a make a cool buzz an increasing number of scientists are warning that such adventures might soon become impossible lobal warming is melting the glaziers donny arnold can see for himself the effects of climate change easy on the days when you could really go climbing in winter in that clip them called 10 years ago he thought there were lots more of them female. experts say we're at a turning point there's less snow less ice and glaziers are retreating. it won't be long before the alps as we know them no longer. just. i've got to. say jeez steve. in spring 2018 the mood in the glazier 3000 ski resort in switzerland was euphoric even among scientists a team led by glazer an expert. from the swiss federal institute of technol

i want to say this again, donny.rybody is -- no, there's no checks in donald trump and he's going to be a dictator -- no. we had a check. it was called an election. republicans lost in a way that no other party lost. the biggest voting landslide against the republican party ever in 2018. we have another election coming up. and this sort of garbage just like charlottesville is what makes voters say, i will never forgive. i will never forget and i will let nothing stand in my way on election day. voting this guy out of office. donald trump won in 2016 because the african-american vote was at a 20 year low. what donald trump did yesterday and what he did with charlottesville will ensure that in 2020 the african-american vote will be at a 20, 30, 40 year high. >> joe, to that point, the message -- you know, you mentioned the word fascist and nuremberg. i want to send you to the article, how the nazis won power and trump and the american holocaust and i want people to go back and look at nazi germany in the early '30s but

i want all of your thoughts on barr and issues donny raises. but i want to put out these two other toxic narratives that could make a play on racism make sense for donald trump. jeffrey epstein seen rubbing shoulders with donald trump while girls are dancing at mar-a-lago. our colleague mika brzezinski narrated some of that. i think we have that. let's watch. >> trump is surrounded by women as music burglaries in tlai mus background. then he meets guests, among them financier jeffrey epstein, more than a decade before the guilty plea. and then trump is talking to epstein and another man as women are dancing in front of him. trump goes between dancing and pointing to women and telling epstein about the cameras. though exactly what they say, it's difficult to understand as they discuss the women and their appearances. trump gestures to one and appears to say to epstein, look at her back there. she's hot. and then trump says something else into epstein's ear that makes him double over with laughter. >> robert costa, you were the one who stopped me

i want your thoughts on donnie deutsche's latest brain spasm. >> i want to talk to the white people out there. okay? we're heading to such a dangerous place. guess what? you look at history, it can happen here. maybe it's the jews next. >> adrienne that, considering what has been said by the aoc plus three, why do democrats ignore their own violent rhetoric? >> if you look at the anti-semitic comments that rep omar has made, rasheeda talib has called israel racist. these two congress women support bds. they're totally anti-israel. so it's rubbish basically that donnie deutsche is trying to present-- portray president trump being anti-israel. it's just patently false. there's no greater friend to israel and the jewish people than president trump. we see that every single day. whether it's him moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem or so many other things that he's done. he has to look at this squad and look at their anti-semitic comments before he makes these fear mongering, which is totally harmful for ourco country. >> tammy: alexandra, the problem is that it's so disconnected from the r

so it's rubbish basically that donnie deutsche is trying to present -- portray president trump being anti-israel. it's just patently false. there's no greater friend to israel and the jewish people than president trump. we say that every day. whether it's him moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem or so many other things that he's done. he has to look at this squad and look at their anti-semitic comments before he makes these fear mongering, which is totally harmful for our country. >> tammy: alexandra, the problem is that it's so disconnected from the reality that we all know that is what is so bizarre here. are there still people watching these programs that don't know? you think that's the case? quickly. >> i think the best way donnie deutsche is hoping for, representative omar said that it was all about the benjamins. it's about amnesia for them. >> tammy: thanks, ladies. great stuff, this is a fast-paced dynamidynamic. thanks. the hidden face app danger and the left goes after an a-list actor for his conservative t-shirt. laura and raymond arroyo explain in this week's friday foll

in the terms of the one-term donny website merchandise producer, he describes what's in the clutches of that eagle there as, quote, little don-don's child sized set of golf clubs for those tiny, tiny hands. no arrows, tiny golf clubs. in the eagle's other little talon where from the real seal you would expect to see the eagle holding an olive branch, the trump-specific seal is instead holding a bunch of cash. and then there's two other alterations i will draw your attention to. one is the shield, sort of the breast plate for the eagle on the real presidential seal. that breast plate is red and white stripes down below and blue field on top. on the one designed specifically for trump, that was projected behind him for his mueller eve trump youth appearance, there's still the red and white stripes on the bottom, but the blue field above the red and white stripes is a little different. see how it's got those little icons there? those are hammer and sickles like from the soviet union -- right. just in case the two-headed eagle from the seal of the russian federation was not on the nose e

rumor has it donny fish lips is in cahoots with vladdy no-shirt." ( laughter ) big, big vladdy. judiciary committee chair jerry nadler got things started, asking mueller why trump refused to sit for an interview. >> did the president refuse a request to be interviewed by you and your team? >> yes. >> and is it true you tried for more than a year to secure an interview with the president? >> yes. >> but the president still refused to sit for on interview by you and your team? >> true. true.r ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: there's no need to yell, sir. so, trump refused to sit for an interview, but mueller didn't mention that trump had an air-tight excuse. (as trump) i would've loved to sit for an interview, but i came down with a tragic case of mouth spurs. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, one goal-- ( cheers and applause ) one goal for the democrats was to get mueller to make clear that trump's claim that he was exonerated was not true. >> the report did not conclude that he did not commit obstruction of justice. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> and what about total exoneration

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the united states, just spent saturday night attacking private citizens, using language like "little donny deutsch" and "total loser." barack obama wouldn't do that. no president would do that. most teenagers wouldn't do that. >> stephen: true, because most teenagers don't spend their saturday nights watching donny deutsch. ( cheers and applause ) also-- i might have. i might have. also, nice sly throw out there, like, you just throw your old boss in there, remember? just managed to slip obama into that sentence somehow. in fact, the only president biden seemed to mention more than donald trump was barack obama. >> my granddaughter, who is graduating from high school, and her best friend is sasha obama. afterward-- no, they've been in school together the whole time. so, barack and i and jill and the whole family, we got together afterwards to have a little light lunch and dinner for the families that all these girls grew up together with. >> stephen: we get it. you know barack obama. ( laughter ) we understand. we concede that. at this point, you should change your slogan to "biden 2020: o

more people saw donnie and marie at the flamingo last week than voted for mayor.great things about las vegas, and you don't know this if you don't live here, but we have the best, and by best, i mean worst, local advertisements of any city in america. [ applause ] this has been the case since i was a kid. i was very happy to learn when i turned the television on, that this tradition was still alive and well thanks in no small part to a store called the nevada coin mart. [ applause ] >> rolex watches! >> ah! >> knock out the competition! ♪ >> jimmy: that's good stuff. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: there's a special place in my heart and in the hearts i now of many of you who lived here in the '80s for our ludicrous local ads of the past. so we combed through youtube to bring you this tv time capsule of some of the best vegas commercials from when i was growing up here. >> here you go. in henderson. of course. >> who stops at the jewellers? >> hi, i'm michael cooper speaking for the jewelers of las vegas. >> i'm larry johnson. >> winners love to buy their jewelry

what's the problem here, donny? >> going backwards jerry nadler, you're going to lose. you're not going anywhere. go play a game you can win. >> i'm sorry i interrupt you before you get a chance to answer but the reality is the way you fight donald trump who's doing a television show you put on a competing program even fox has to watch. impeachment is not about removal. does anyone want president mike pence? no. you want to destabilize him. he will be the worst donald trump he could be. you will put in front of the american people in a way even fox has to pay attention to. what he did to cheat to get his way in. and while you do it, you consolidate all these various investigations no one's paying attention to. >> king joy, king donny, somewhere in the middle. >> you're going to love this and it's possible to do. here's the thing. democrats have when they took over the house of representatives the day the mueller report dropped they should have moved towards impeachment. and today if nancy pelosi were at the table i'd say cancel the summer recess and start the impeachmen

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but a guy runs a website called one term donny, which is an anti-trump website you can buy anti-trump t-shirts. this guy designed a trump specific satirical version of the president of the united states. the real one is on the left. this is the one that was projected underneath the president's name at that event. the one projected on the other side of the screen behind the president as he prowled the stage at this trump youth group event, that's the one on the right. there are subtle differences. first thing look at the head. you'll notice in the trump one, the eagle has two heads instead of one. it is pretty much the two heads from the state seal of the russian federation, the two-headed -- yeah. now look down at the feet of the double headed eagle. on the real seal you see on the right that's the talon. on the seal showed behind the president on mueller eve, it is hard to tell at first glance what that is. you can tell it is not arrows. s in he describes what's in the clutches of that eagle there as, quote, long dong dong's child set of golf clubs for those tiny, tiny hands. in the

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. >> reporter: this was donnie morrison's home the day of the quake.tled nerves kept his family up all night long. >> we had our shoes by the bed. we had, you know, clothes ready to go, if we had to bail out real quick. >> reporter: so far this community has experienced more than 1,000 aftershocks. we witnessed the bge far, preparing for an early morning live shot. >> whoa. roll. someone roll. roll, roll, roll. >> reporter: another aftershock hit during our interview with seismologist lucy jones. >> oh, here it is. so there is a 4.3-- an estimated 4.1 that has begun. >> reporter: with some homes and buildings still bearing the scars of thursday's quake, volunteers are cleaning up what they can around town. one of the biggest clean-up jobs is here at the local library. there is aisle after aisle of books strewn all over the floor that now all have to be picked up and reorganized. >> we're just so thankful it was closed, because can you imagine those books falling on some poor kid? >> reporter: more than 100 miles away, people in los angeles experienced

football star neymar for more on that story we can bring in our sports editor kent divine and gorgeous donnie could even get up on this is me that name i w was completely cleared of wrongdoioing in. this case well it said at least a step in that direction because the police say that there is. not enough evidence and to actually go ahead with the that case it but the final decision still does lie with the the prosecutor's office. at the prosecutors who have now fifteen days to decide whether to follow that recommendation or go ahead and file a rape charges anyway although at the prosecutors usually do follow police and guidance now at this case were started when brazilian model. and you are trained on the accused at the twenty seven year old striker flying her to paris then raping her in a hotel back in may he has always denied the accusation. saying that their relations were consensual he later accused her of blackmail releasing private texan explicit photos said that they had exchanged to prove his point this. has led to a separate investigation into whether he has actually committed as cybe

descend into the on the wild rice climate donny arnold is exploring inside of 10 more to the glass he has an account on a pan and switzerland. deep in the grass he finds spectacular rock and ice formations. not many people have ever been down here let me write that danny can get to the very bottom only because the ice is solid enough this permafrost is thousands of years old. yeah. it's a steep and dangerous climb back out a unique experience. it might not be possible to do this in the foreseeable future . as muck with nothing actually makes me think if you'll bear in mind that researchers say that none of this will be here any more and 90 years time. more glaciers maybe that's pretty tragic isn't it and this is certainly going to mean even with that all this year. the honors class here in valets switzerland is the largest in the ounds. 20 kilometers long and in parts nearly one kilometer fake. way from the swiss federal institute of technology in zurich is researching this massive natural wonder will it survive. in the current furniture we can't really do anything because now the gla

to tammy and no she had to time it with donny wanted knock on you and know within. the hey would you it will sort it out for us i went to the leg when i had to distill for home that when we know how you want to go during all these injuries it was very clear what was happening your family was aware you made multiple trips to the hospital at any point in time did you consider going to the police. with what i thought. for that as the argument and. i couldn't walk. with and as i don't have it that you had to have. this with tanya when you're out of. oh now in the. war you know if you wished i was the court on the woods i would go with him and he. would go to john no more wild male or other women that the hunt for the awkward and no more for the on the. and the whole by the male. trying with as he might have if i'd been half a father the healthy if he hadn't been in the zone just to know me a little about a judge and a half on the way a little about them you just saw that she has. to live with they have to look. at that moment in the soon get done this to him in their li

eritrean man of being a notorious human trafficking saying he was a victim of mistaken identity where donnie test. was extradited to italy 3 years ago and accused of being a campaign nicknamed the general well that allegation has been dismissed although he was convicted of the lesser charge of aiding illegal immigration by helping his cousin to reach libya and he's already served 3 years judges ordered his release from prison the 1st verbeek say steps of my client is not the general and this is this the think that we always sustain 3 seemed so the 1st time although they are restored my client. things got. police in paris have removed hundreds of undocumented migrants from the city's famed pantheon walsall am. the building which contains the remains of distinguished french citizens it was stolen by protesters demanding the right to remain in france the protesters barricaded themselves inside for a number of hours before that removal by riot police migrants shed videos on facebook demanding their residency papers unnormalized and a meeting with prime minister ayad heartfully. reports now from

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so father donnie would lend me money. - your parents divorced-- - i think i was around 12. that's why i went away to boarding school. - oh, really? - yeah. because i had no place to stay. - where was your mom? - mom was in florida. so why didn't you move with her? i was going to school in canada and it would have been a hardship for her. she had no way of supporting me and my sister. so my sister went away to boarding school, and i went away to boarding school. harvey: that must be tough on a kid when you're living with mom and dad and all of sudden you're living with neither. one's out of the country, and the other's not with you. in many ways, yes, and that probably was what contributed to my becoming so unruly my first year at boarding school, and being one of the difficult students in class. - harvey: you were acting out. - alex: yeah. something that, to me, felt like the seeds of "jeopardy!", you spent-- at a period of your life, you spent a lot of time alone and you were kind of a shy kid. you read a lot, didn't you? yeah, reading got to be an escape, and radio got t

a seal sold on tank tops and throw pillows by a graphic designer known as one-term donny who told cnnard time believing someone used his design by accident. there have been other seal snafus. >> we cannot sustain -- oops. was that my -- >> yep. you're presidential seal. >> they're sweating bullets back there right now. >> and someone back there at the trump event must have been sweating bullets. the oaudi audio/visual person g fired ea fired even though the president claps like a seal, there's no excuse like he's going to shoot a birdie. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> only jeanne. only jeanne can do that. we are so excited about this weekend's original series "the movies" it highlights the decade that gave us "the good dfather, "annie" "jaws" and a bank robbery that goes really wrong. >> nobody move! >> pacino were on awe dog day afternoon and about this guy who tried to rob a bank in new york in 1972. >> they picked it up this afternoon and it's only $1100. >> she's telling you the truth. >> everything that could go wrong goes wrong. >> right now i can see it. >> who is it? >> cops.

gave a donation to vance and overruled his prosecutorial team who wanted to bring charges against donny trump jr. and ivanka. you run that, and if his children had been charged with felony fraud, does he become president? very hard to imagine. >> i almost am seeing this -- there is also this sort of blooming conspiracy theory around epstein, because it is so macabre. there is like this idea that it's like a pizzagate scenario. there is this enormous pedophile ring that involves every famous person you know and it's all going to be revealed. >> and then it is, right? >> i guess sort of my feeling is because it fits so perfectly so many of the sort of aspects of our era and elite impunity, maybe people are getting ahead of where the facts are. >> the conspiracy theorists this culture of corruption, depravity, et cetera. in the case of pizzagate they have this insane conspiracy theory that the president of the united states is actually a hero in all of this as opposed to a participant, right? that's the central myth at the heart of pizzagate. but you're right, that this does feed into all

tim cookies denying a report that the design chief, donny ive is leaving the company out of frustration reporting that cookies disputing a -- cook is disputing the story. cook said the report does not match reality and fails to understand how apple's design team actually works. and there is this, kim kardashian will rename her new shapewear line after facing huge backlash. she was accused of cultural appropriation for naming the line k kimono. the mayor of kyoto sent her a letter, asking her to change the name. she hain hasn't announced a new. lauren: kimono, it makes sense for her, kim, oh, no. cheryl: that's what dagen said. i think she crossed too many lines on that one. lauren: let's take a look at futures this morning. speaking about crossing lines, record territory yesterday, a retreat this morning. the nasdaq is the worst of the bunch in the premarket, down a quarter of 1%, dow and s&p down a tenth of 1%. ahead, president trump essentially declaring a trade truce, a cease fire china. what about europe? the new trade war that might be brewing. president trump announcing big plans

> well, you brought up nick adenhart, it's been ten years since the death of adenhart, i remember donniere, who took his own life. is there a sense there's a cloud hanging over this team? do they still feel the loss of adenhart and does that make it that much more difficult with tyler skaggs passing? >> hard to say if they believe that they have a cloud over them. definitely seems like the franchise is star crossed in that sense. last year, even, for instance, mike trout's brother-in-law passed away and he was also part of the angels organization at one point. so obviously no death is timely, but they're reeling right now. >> as a beat reporter, i want to give our audience a sense of what this has to be like as a team. this is a group of people that lives together basically for six months or more during the year. two days ago, skaggs was on the plane with them. two days ago, he was in the clubhouse with them. now that seat will be empty and that locker will be empty, and how do you go from one day to the next with that happening? >> honestly, i can't even fathom what it's going to be lik

government was supporting his campaign, although again, i just find it hard to believe that, you know, donnyformation that the russian government is supporting his father's campaign and top officials show up at the meeting and nobody mentions that to the candidate? >> and at the time that meeting is set up, the president -- the candidate trump announces i'm going to give a big speech about the terrible things that hillary clinton has done and when the meeting turns out to be a bust, the speech never takes place. >> i think it's important on this, too. i don't fully agree with mueller's analysis they just didn't know what they were doing or what the law is. there's a little leeway he gives don jr. and others in the meeting that many prosecutors wouldn't give them. the russian interference is such a critical piece of this and i hope very much it doesn't get lost. there's no question about that. >> this is going to be dealt with mostly in the intelligence committee hearing. the judiciary committee will handle obstruction of justice issues and justice will do the collusion. >> criminal conspirac

. >>> i'm donny deutsch and thrilled to be here tonight. days until 2020 election. and we're actually coming up on the disturbing weeks of trump presidency. tonight we have a special show. called trump insiders. i have assembled a group of people who know and knew donald trump well friends foreign business associates and former trump white house insiders to go inside the mine of trump in this pivotal time and let us know where they think we are headed. lots to cover. this is saturday night politics. . >>> thrilled to have everybody watching tonights. thanks for inviting me into your home. a different show tonight. instead ofor

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. >> donnie glover, beyonce. >> time stamp it as the internet says. >>> beatles fans retre, paul mccartneyour with a surprise visit from ringo starr. the pair played two songs for fans the last time the two played together at dodgers stadium was 53 years ago. >> that's unbelievable. >> 53 years ago was the last time they played together at dodgers stadium. imagine being in the crowd and being oh, my god here comes ringo starr. >>> and just in time for prime day, you know you asked the last gets what she was getting you for prime day. >> yes. >> i'm going to get this for you, amazon's ceo jeff bezos has his own action figure. yeah, samples of the toy have been sent to various tech journalists. >> creepy. >> as a walk up to its release the release is extremely realistic and comes with an action figure. shockingly, even though i wanted to get this for you, the figure does not appear to be available on amazon.com. the best part, how buff. >> if you're on the radio, it's a jeff bezos action figure, but it's shockingly and a little creepily realistic there's veins in the arms. >> bulging veins.

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doctored seal, a seal that sold on tank tops and throw pillows by a graphic designer known as one-turn donnielieving someone used his design by accident. there have been other seal isn't that fews. >> we cannot sustain -- woops. was that my -- >> reporter: yep, your presidential seal. >> they're sweating bullets back there right now. >> reporter: and someone back there at the trump event must have been sweating bullets. the audiovisual person got fired, even if the president claps like a seal. there's no excuse for showing a bogus seal with an eagle holding golf clubs like he's going to shoot a birdie. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that is the story that if you made it up, nobody would believe you. and that's the world we live in. anderson starts now. >> good evening. the senate intelligence committee just released its final report on russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign and it contained a warning. the effort to which the report says targeted all 50 states in 2016 are ongoing. the threat continues, which should not come as a surprise. robert mueller said the same thing just

i'm donny deutsch and i'm thrilled to be here. election and tonight's show a revolutionary theme with a message for democrats, start looking forward and not backward and fights back hard. it's very simple. democrats have been looking backyard 2 naphyears at the mueller probe. enough. there's two take-aways to use from mueller moving forward. the president broke the law and can be indicted and put in jail after the election process and now it's time to move on and fight any n

our good friends, donny and marie osmond they will bring their las vegas show here and perform for us on friday night. we look forward to having reductive meetings with the national governors association. provide opportunities to help you anyway. please do not hesitate to give me a phone call. we have law enforcement station around to make you feel comfortable. please give our staff and those really making this happen in the back rooms an applause for their service here today. [applause] i yield back the balance of my time to governor bullock. >> thanks so much. it really has been my profound honor to serve as chair this past year. also to work with each of the governor. both staff and workforce agencies. oncentrate really on the our efforts on critical issues facing our nation. we will have time to see the good governor later on as he takes over the gavel. really appreciate your partnership through every step of this as well. i'm excited to get to kick off our summer meeting with the session dedicated to the theme. that is good jobs for all americans. over the past year, i have engag

joe scarborough, donny deutsch, moscow mitch.solutely teeing off on this. >> the question is the fbi director, the senate intelligence committee bipartisan run by republicans said the russians interfered, it got in every one of our 50 states and will try again. the question is has the government done everything it can do to stop that from happening. we will see. >> sandra: "the wall street journal" penned an op-ed hearing mitch mcconnell. they heavily defended work to do. they distort his record on russia. we dug up just about everything he's done. when he 19, march of this year he called russia a significant threat. warned russia about election meddling. i could go down the list here on the things that he has done. charlie, final thoughts to you. >> of course everybody agrees that something should be done to tighten up the elections and they should be done, but the problem is the democrats just put out a bill like nationalize our elections and there can be a legitimate debate about whether that's the right way to deal with this

you can down the on donny jr. and eric to be the face of trump.ck and i'm quoting. we might be here because of nepotism, but we're not still here because of nepotism. see what he did. deep. i'm 95% sure it's deep on the ridiculist. news continues with "cuomo prime time." >> thank you. i'm chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." the president stood satisfied as a rallying cry of "send her back" echoed through a north carolina stadium tonight. make no mistake, this president wants to divide. that is his plan to win. we have two house members here from different democratic wings. what do they think they're up against and do they have a winning strategy? let's test it. and, it better not be that people won't buy this president's talk. you hear what happened last night when i asked a trumper and u.s. senate candidate if he would support this president even if trump admitted he was a racist. you know what i got, the silence heard round the world. >> would you still support him as president? >> um -- >> you have to think about that -- >> that would be a

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profound appropriation to bought and you first lady for the warmth of your hosting, for the choir, for donnie and marie, tonight, every step of the way, please give the good governor the first lady a round of applause. [applause] >> we're honored to have everybody here and thank you. welcome to utah, this has been a great event so far. i appreciate the little gift i just got from my good friend, governor of montana. it's a monocle. it allowed me to see the fine print when i sign legislation. [laughter] >> for the last year i've had the dink honor and privilege of sending on behalf of america's 55 governors of our states and territories. couldn't be more pleased witch the work we have done together. governors all across the country on the frontlines and their states each and every day, they're serving constituents, coming up up with real solutions, unfortunately for us we have support from the national governor association along that way as well. nga staff has been especially helpful to me throughout my tenure as governor of montana. i still remember showing up in california for the new govern

profound appreciation to both you and the for the warmth of your hosting, first lady for the choir, for donnie and marie, tonight, every step of the way, please give the good governor and the first lady a round of applause. [applause] gov. herbert: we're honored to have everybody here and thank you. welcome to utah, this has been a great event so far. i appreciate the little gift i just got from my good friend, governor of montana. it's a monocle. it allows me to see the fine print when i sign legislation. [laughter] for the last year, i've had the distinct honor and privilege of representing america's 55 governors of our states and territories. couldn't be more pleased witch the work we have done together. governors all across the country are on the frontlines and their states each and every day. they're serving constituents, coming up with real solutions. unfortunately for us, -- fortunately for us, we have support from the national governor association along that way as well. nga staff has been especially helpful to me throughout my tenure as governor of montana. i still remember showing up