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. >> now the fellas you're looking at here are elijah and cam.in has been driving for uber. so they got this idea. >> justin is going out driving for uber today, just like any other day he would. but what he doesn't know is that there is somebody hiding in his trunk. >> okay. >> and the first person he's picked up is an actor we hired. >> this is cold-blooded. >> this is brilliant. >> elijah talks to the rider. >> hey, how are you doing, man? >> i'm getting in the car. hey. do you hear that, bro? >> come on, man. >> it's sounds like something is going on in the trunk. >> outside the church. >> oh, no! oh! >> dude, the passenger has a gun? >> yes, he does. >> oh, snap. >> that's the next level, man. >> when you're in the content meeting, oh, you should have a gun. yeah, good idea. >> oh, my god. >> you are like, hold on here. >> ganging up on him hard. >> get your [ bleep ]! get in the trunk! >> they didn't see this turn coming because cam and elijah didn't script this part. >> oh, my god. >> dude, what the [ bleep ]! >> this one went way too far.

elijah, protected by the stroller, is uninjured. public safety director jeffrey lewis is impressed by courier's quick actions. >> she acted very quickly, calmly. she ran immediately to the child and got the child out of harm's way. >> police later find the minivan abandoned nearby, but the driver is nowhere to be found. when police review the security video from inside the convenience store, they identify a 20-year-old, antonio ragland. the muskeegan prosecutor's office issues an arrest warrant, charging him with leaving the scene of a crime and driving without applying for a license. both are misdemeanors. in 2014 while in jail facing unrelated felony charges, ragland pleads no contest and is sentenced to 30 days in jail for his role in the stroller-dragging incident. courier realizes just how fortunate she and elijah are to have escaped virtually unharmed. >> i realized how short life really is. i realized you have to cherish and love your kids no matter what. and hold them close because you never know what can happen. >>> securit

there you see his family holding up signs and elijah escorts alicia in and she looks up to see all the that read the falcons aren't the only ones getting a ring. at first she's a bit perplexed but okay, i thought we were coming here to tailgate. that's not all that is in the cards for this young lady. she's pointing and smiling. and i think she knows what is about to come. she takes his woman around the waist, looks deep into her eyes, says a little something-something and drops to his knees with the ring. >> that's a cool irony being she was the only one that ended with a ring that day. >> a pure falcons fan. >> she was probably the only happy falcons fan that day. >> it was literally the best thing that happened to her that day. >> it was shot by edison jay weddings. >> i think it's good. >> after she says she'll spend the rest of her life with him, she goes to her friends and family and they share a moment. they take a few selfies. uh-huh. and she shows off her new hardware. some of the other fans get in on their action. which is a nice little touch. and unfortunately, tom brady and

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>> congressman elijah cummings did not even show up to the inauguration.h, romney, now donald trump. please, again, these are not the right people. when you are coming out looking so politically inclined just from the gate. i would put your foreign policy hawks on the democratic side. people that actually care about national security and hacks historically. it looks all political. people on the right will tune out. >> the white house press briefing is coming up any moment. we're watching for that. this president has had so much transparency in terms of his ability to reach millions of people at once with a tweet. we hear from the administration every day. it will be very interesting some of the questions that were just posed by the democrats where you go in the briefing room that you're looking at live when the press secretary sean spicer steps up in a short while. we are on the story. stay with us. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't ge

and elijah doesn't remember it that way.t the story wasn't true. so we want to get that all sorted out. but most important is elijah cummings there baltimore wants to work with the president, so where can they work? the democratic party right now , the grass roots level doesn't want to work with the president on anything but the congressman has real business he can do to help baltimore and so we want to kind of figure out where he can make common cause with the president. >> it is certainly fascinating , john, thanks very much, we will be watching on sunday and don't forget watch face the nation with john dickerson sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> former mexican president vincente fox is denouncing president trump. here's some of what he had to say about the president's first weeks in office. >> in the last three weeks that he doesn't have any capacity to make deals. he didn't show it with pen use nieto like australia and others. >> fox said that mexico will not pay for a proposed border wall. >>> time magazi

elijah cummings is standing by. he says the president made up a story about him at today's news conference. to anticipate is lexus. experience the lexus rx with advanced safety standard. experience amazing. and now we unleash it onwerful your taxes.pecies has created. hello my name is watson. yep. h&r block and ibm watson together. creating a future of more money going back into the pockets of more families. welcome to taxes won. h&r block with watson. come see us and get your taxes won. >>> more now on the breaking news. truly remarkable rambling by president trump defending himself, slamming the news media for over an hour. he singled out democratic congressman elijah cummings of maryland, ranking government reform committee. congressman cummings is joining us live from capitol hill. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> we have a lot to talk about. i want to ask you about the president's bringing up your name at the news conference. let me play the exchange that he had with one of the jou

. >>> maryland congressman elijah cummings. the president was responding to question about the congressional black caucus. when the president said this about a potential meeting with congressman cummings. >> we called, called, called. we can't make a meeting with him. i said, i would like to meet with him. but he probably was told by schumer, or somebody like that, some other lightweight. he was probably told, probably told, don't meet with trump, it's bad politics. >> congressman elijah cummings responded in part in a statement, i don't know why president trump would make up a story about me like he did today. of course, senator schumer never told me to skip a meeting with the president. the president also talked about the election and claims hillary clinton got the questions ahead of their cnn presidential debate. and a lot of you noticed this. >> during a live stream on the wusa 9 facebook page, maureen wrote, why are we talking about the election? what does to do with this? you win. get it over with. >> tracy asks. when is

garrett haake with the story you will only see on wusa 9. >> reporter: in 2015, elijah jeremiah smith shocked dc when surveillance video captured him knocking a 69-year-old man out cold on a metro escalator. >> he got right in my face and said do you want to take this outside? >> reporter: smith was already on probation for attacking e smmetro ain. attack, and he was ordered to 7 months in prison and probation under the controversial youth rehabilitation program. last month free but still on probation, smith engaged in a series of violent altercations around dc, and on january 7th, officers arrested him outside of clyde's bar near the verizon center for punching a man in the face without warning. a judge released him the next day pending a hearing. 6 days later, smith struck again this time at brookland metro station in broad daylight. >> reporter: victim says when he tried to push smith back, smith knocked him in the face and pushed him down on the platform, and then he punched him several more times. r arrested, and he was ged with a misdemeanor assault, again released. on january 1

the president it -- the president is the death of elijah lovejoy. and he is trying to insert, what do we do? he says he is terribly worried right at that moment. >> first on the psychobabble front, the literary critic suggests that in this speech when lincoln talks about the danger to democracy coming from an individual who believes that he is a towering genius, above all others and will trample down the laws in order to gain the ultimate power and you will do it on the basis of -- lincoln uses the word celebrity. wilson, according to lincoln is projecting himself into the future and worried about himself and imagining him self being that individual. fact, lincoln is talking about his eternal rival, stephen a douglas. >> and also napoleon, don't you think? >> no, no, exactly right. >> in either case, towering genius is a joke. [laughter] >> it's the image of napoleon as the dictator who travels to democracy and ruins the initial revolution -- lincoln had been writing anonymous editorials under pseudonyms denouncing douglas as taking those sorts of a

. >> when i do look at elijah, sometimes i do go right back to that moment. you know, i can remember hearing him cry, and i can remember when they held him up and showed him to me, how small he was. >> reporter: jessica preston remembers the day she says nine-month-old elijah was born on a dirty jail floor. >> it just didn't have to happen. that's really what blows my mind. >> reporter: eight months pregnant, preston was pulled over for driving with a suspended license last year. unablepa bond, preston waited behind bars at the macomb county jail. >> they told me to knock my crap off, stop lying to them. they could put another charge on me if i-- if i kept lying to them. >> reporter: as labor pains intensified, surveillance video shows preston went to the infirmary three times. she finally gave birth without a doctor present. how did this make you feel? >> i was scared. i mean, i was terrified. i was so worried for both of us that-- that either one of us could-- could catch something and, you know, it would be life threatening. >> reporter: sheriff tony wicke

elijah was battling brain cancer for the second time.hat battle earlier this week. turning to the capitals-- and right now washington's offense is the hottest show on ice. the caps hosting the hurricanes last night.. and the fun started early.. alex ovechkin scoring his 26th goal of the season.. kn the 1st period.. washington routes carolina 5-nothing. the caps have scored 5-plus goals in 9 straight home games. no nhl team has done that since calgary in 1990. it's xx and we're just getting started. coming up. deja vu this democratic senators at work right now-- continuing their protest of secretary of state nominee jeff sessions. this-- as a federal court prepares to rule on president trump's travel ban. complete details.. coming up. good morning washington. winter storm watch tonight through thursday morning nw of d.c. - another warm day (records not likely) - rain to snow overnight - cold & blustery thursday (chills in the 20s) - warmer weekend today: partly becoming mostly cloudy. still unseasonably mild. highs: 62-65 winds: n 5-10 mp

elijah cummings was on saying he has a republican from north carolina to sign on to a bill to create this and on the senate side, chuck grassley, a republican asking for more information, briefings and documents around what flynn has done. as of now, there's no screaming headline about changes up here in the investigations, but, there are potentially movements that show kind of the increasing potential pressure and also set the stage for potential new information. chuck grassley has a committee with real teeth. if they are able to find out new information, it's entirely possible it will move the ball forward on the investigation. >> stand by, we are going to come back to you. caitlin, i want to ask you this, republican senators are of a certain vintage. they may want to stick by donald trump for political reasons, this russia thing is weirding them out because they remember when russia was an enemy of the united states. they understand some things have changed. they are worried about not knowing the truth about this administration's connections to russia. >> mitt romney called russia

t it is between president trump and representative elijah cummings, the full story afterer the break. sarah? >> reporter: and the politics of pot. democrats and republicans can agree on something apparently, the mission of the newly form group of law make that's call themselves the cannibis caucus. >> high there, sarah, jim. wow, chilly day with a lot of snow showers around earlier today. those have been diminished. d so when can we finally ditch fin these big winds that have been gusting up and over 30 miles an hour in many places today? t we will talk about that. i'll have a first look at your forecast for this evening. and when our headline is as weea head toward thedl weekends. fox5 local news at 5:00 will be right back. rivas >> i'm not ranting and raving,an i'm notti ranting and raving. >> president trump at press conference together today, he he opened for questions, coveringrg wide range of topics. fox5's political reporter ronica cleary live at the white house with the cleare highlights,wi you'll want to know at the water cooler coo tomorrow morning, ronica? >> there are a lo

. >> tonight, the top democrat on oversight, elijah cummings, on president trump and the russians plus a look at today's east room attack on the truth. >> i inherited a mess. we had a very smooth rollout of the travel ban. i guess it was the biggest electoral college win since ronald reagan. >> why democrats are being locked out of meets with i.c.e. as immigration raids escalate. and with obamacare slowed and a travel ban stalled, the race the resistance is winning. >> this administration is running like a fine-tuned machine. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> i'm chris hayes. we have breaking news this hour. nbc news confirms retired vice admiral robert harwood has turned down president trump's offer to replace michael flynn as national security advisor adviser, yet another setback for an administration that has had its full share of them this week. we'll have more on that shortly. meanwhile, president trump held a press conference to ostensibly introduce his new pick for labor secretary, alexander acosta, that man tapped after the withdrawal of trump's first pick for that job, fa

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again at schwab. >>> and we're back with the top democrat on the house oversight comm committee, elijah you heard stephen miller. let's begin with kellyanne conway. you wrote the letter along with congressman chaffetz. asking for disciplinary action. against kellyanne conway. stephen miller says it was a light-hearted, flippant response, being blown way out of proportion by the media. >> no, that's absolutely incorrect. as a matter of fact, george, this was a textbook case of a violation of the law. you cannot go out there as an employee of the government and advertise for ivanka trump or anybody else. their products. you can't do that. and, anybody else would be subject to a minimum probably of a reprimand or they could literally lose their job over this. in any other department. so that -- that's just absolutely not true. it was not flippant. as a matter of fact, she said, she made clear, i'm going to get some free advertisement today for ivanka trump. that's just not right. it was wrong. when there's a violation of the law, it's up to us in the oversight committee to take a look at i

know, you're right, for the sake of the country and the sake of the democratic party, folks like elijah cummings need to be able to come to the table and get something done. thank you so much sight. in a little bit. much more to get to. >>> new reports say u.s. intelligence officials are withholding certain information from president trump and aides, as the president continues to criticize the intelligence community over several instances which classified information was leaked to the press. here's what the president had to say just a short time ago. remember, he wasn't so happy as howie explained with the article in the "wall street journal" saying look, they never called me. here he is talking about it. >> i've gone to all of the folks in charge of the various agencies and we're -- i've actually called the justice department to look into the leaks, those are criminal leaks. put out by people either in agencies. i think you'll see it stopping, now we have our people in. again, we don't have our people in because we can't get them approved by the senate. we just had jeffed sessions appr

why don't we get to the bottom and not listen to the likes of nancy pelosi and elijah cummings who neverave respect to our president? i am an american first. the matter who i vote for come i will always respect my president. who i vote for, i will always respect my president. callerhost: "the wall street jo" this morning with a chart of national security advisers. highlighting the longest term was henry kissinger. during the term of george h.w. bush about one of national security adviser. under the clinton administration -- george w. bush, condoleezza rice . under president obama must is an rise served the longest -- under president obama, susan rice served the longest. linda in texas. you are on. caller: thank you for taking my call. i've been watching the selection very closely. i think the democrats are very short memory on this one. we went through all the mess openedllary clinton, she her private email to the russians to walk right in and nobody's making any comments on that. and how she committed treason with her secret information. they want to gloss over that. they even sabotage

. >> when i do look at elijah, sometimes i do go right back to that moment. know, i can remember hearing him cry, and i can remember when they held him up and showed him to me, how small he was. >> reporter: jessica preston remembers the day she says nine-month-old elijah was born on a dirty jail floor. >> it just didn't have to happen. that's really what blows my mind. >> reporter: eight months pregnant, preston was pulled over for driving with a suspended license last year. unable to pay the $10,000 cash bond, preston waited behind bars at the macomb county jail. >> they told me to knock my crap off, stop lying to them. they could put another charge on me if i -- if i kept lying to them. >> reporter: as labor pains intensified, surveillance video shows preston went to the infirmary three times. she finally gave birth without a doctor present. how did this make you feel? >> i was scared. i mean, i was terrified. i was so worried for both of us that -- that either one of us could -- could catch something and, you know, it would be life threatening. >> reporte

. >> reporter: maryland's elijah cummings is the top democrat on chaffetz's committee. >> our committeeeld three or four emergency hearings on hillary clinton in the matter of a week or two, and if there is any emergency at this moment in the history of this country, this is the moment. >> reporter: senate republicans showed more interest than their house counterparts, calling on flynn to testify. intelligence chair richard burr. >> we intend to cast as wide a net to get answers to all the questions. >> reporter: arizona's john mccain warned that flynn is the symptom of a larger problem. >> i think there is significant dysfunction in the national security apparatus of the trump administration. >> reporter: this afternoon the oversight chairman jason chaffetz says there is one white house move he wants to investigate. he sent a letter to white house chief of staff reince priebus asking for more information about those sensitive national security conversations that the president appeared to have out in the open at mar-a-lago. scott? >> nancy cordes on capitol hill. >>> the president has s

it is always in the present, and the present is the death of elijah lovejoy. he is trying to answer the question, what do we do in the midst of this mobocracy? what is it say about the state of our nation in this moment? >> the first on the psychobabble front. edwin wilson suggested in this speech when lincoln talks about the danger to democracy coming from an individual who believes he is a towering genius of all all others and will trample down the laws in order to gain the ultimate power, and will do it on the basis -- lake and uses the word "celebrity" -- that somehow, he is projecting himself into the future and worried about himself and imagining himself being that individual. but in fact lincoln is talking about is eternal rival, stephen douglas. >> and also napoleon, don't you think? napoleon had not died out long ago. >> exactly right. >> it is sad. >> it is the image of napoleon as a dictator who travels democracy, who ruins the initial revolution. writinghad been anonymous editorials under pseudonyms denouncing douglas as taking those sorts of actio

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. >> tonight, the top democrat on oversight, elijah cummings, on president trump and the russians plus a look at today's east room attack on the truth. >> i inherited a mess. we had a very smooth rollout of the travel ban. i guess it was the biggest electoral college win since ronald reagan. >> why democrats are being locked out of meets with i.c.e. as immigration raids escalate. and with obamacare slowed and a travel ban stalled, the race the resistance is winning. >> this administration is running like a fine-tune

with that let me introduce elijah cummings, the ranking member on the government reform committee. mr. cummings: let me begin by asking everyone in this room a very simple question. o you hear that? do you hear the silence? this is a sound of house republicans conducting no oversight of president trump? zero. that is what it sounds like when they abdy gate their duty under the -- abrogate their duty under the constitution. we have been asking for months for basic oversight. the president and his advisors and their ties to russia. our chairman, jason chaffetz, has not lifted one finger. he's not requested a single, solitary piece of paper. and think about where we're right now. general flynn flew to moscow to have a lavish dinner with president putin. and celebrate the kremlin-backed media outlet. according to our own u.s. intelligence officials, r.t. is, and i quote, the kremlin's principal international propaganda outlet, end of quote. flynn now admits he got paid for that trip. but he refuses to say how much he was paid. he may have violate the the constitution in the process. as

although the death of elijah lovejoy is back there in the n consciousness, the presbyterian editor of the newspaper in alton who had been killed in the streets, and he is worried about what he calls mobocracy in the speech, so there is a context of great crisis around him, and his speech is really an answer to the crisis, and lincoln is remarkable in always being very, very conscious of the context in which he delivers the speech. it is never just an abstract speech, and never a speech reaching backwards, but always a speech in the present, and the present the death of elijah love joy, and he is trying to answer the question, what do we do in the midst of the mobocracy, and he saying, i am terribly worried about the state of the nation at this moment. >> on the psychobabble front, the literary critic edwin wilson suggested that in the speech when lincoln talks about a da danger to democracy, coming from an individual who believes that he is a towering genius, and above all others, and will trample down the laws in order to gain the ultimate power, and do it on the basis of what lin h

that's according to the elijah's fight f he served as an honorary prince george's police officer last month. his mother said he always wanted to be a police officer. >>> it is now 5:07 in the district. it's moving day for some state of the unions in southeast. today savoy elementary students will start classes inside their new temporary school at the ferebee hope campus. this is all because their school is being cleaned for bedbugs and rodents. we'll be live with how the school is moving all those students today. you can also head to the nbc washington app to find out all of the transportation information that you might need to know. >>> covering northern virginia now, a new lane on route 28 will hopefully make your commute to work easier. >> erika is live along route 28 with more on these million dollar improvements that are meant to make your commute easier. what's this all about? >> reporter: aaron, eun, good morning to you. well, when you're driving in traffic or stuck in traffic i should say and y around, this is what we're talking about today. so we're specifically speaking abou

. >> elijah young lost his battle with stage 4 brain cancer yesterday according to this post on elijah's fight facebook page. you may remember that we told you that he serves as an honorary prince george's county police officer last month. his mother said that he'd always wanted to be a police officer. very sad. >> well, today, this woman is going to show off her skills for the washington capitals. look at that. she is a hockey wizard and when the caps saw how good she was they invited her here for e ice for practice and then tomorrow she will drop the ceremonial puck at the game against detroit. hockey is for everyone month. the team said it was a great time to invite her here. even if you can't ice skate it's always fun to watch. >> she gets to see d.c. when she comes to visit. she's going to practice with the women's junior league. >> she's coming tomorrow? >> she gets to go see snow too in addition to being a hockey fan, she gets to be a snow fan just like me. outside the weather will not have a big impact on your day today so that is the good news. super mild again staying dry, all

elijah young fought brain cancer twice and succumbed to the second round yesterday. if you will remember, last month the prince george's county police department made elijah an honorary officer for a day. in an online post last night, his mother shared he died surrounded by the ones he loved. larry: such a brave young man. we wish his family well. it was caught on dashboard camera, three charles county officers saving the life of a man they say trapped inside a burning car. those officers now speaking out. amy aubert again joins us from the "live desk" with the latest. amy? amy: well, guys. let's get right to the dramatic dash cam video of that scene. you can see an officer running up to the s.u.v. on the left part of your screen. that car crashed and up in flames. one of the officers emptying an entire fish extinguisher but the flames rage -- entire fire extinguisher. they raced up and the man had dashboard. they worked together to get him out. >> use every second like you can but it felt like an eternity. while we are trying to open doors and get him out of the car

watch the difference between paul ryan and congressman elijah cummings had to say. we'll play it back to back. >> the president made the right decision to ask for his resignation. you cannot have a national security advisor misleading the president and others. >> i know he's resigned. but he's not going to get off that easy. we need some answers to a lot of questions. >> and the questions that they say they want the answers to on the democratic side, what did the president know and when did he know it. chuck schumer said that the white house council cannot investigation this, that they're not an impartial investigative body. the department of justice cannot investigate this. looks like they're looking for a special outside prosecutor. so while the white house would like this to go away, the democrats are make sure it sticks like fly paper. >> shepard: there's another story brewing right now. that's the u.s. office of government ethics is calling for the white house to discipline the president's senior counselor, kellyanne conway after she endorsed ivanka trump's clo

. >> edward, there what are we seeing in terms of reaction especially from elijah comings whom trump specifically called out. >> reporter: he said he had a met meeting with elijah comings that was cancelled by the representative. however his office says he doesn't know what they're talking about. he says he would be happy to meet with president trump and talk about prescription drugs or anything else he'd want to talk about but that no phone calls. >> reporter: meetings had been set up. saying the president flatout lied saying he cancelled the meeting or that he was counselled to cancel the meeting from chuck schumer, so from the black caucus, they would like to meet with president trump. >> and president trump is speaking at a big unveiling for boeing later today. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: he's going to north charleston today to go to an unveiling of a new 787 dream liner. he wants to focus bacn economy, maybe page from other things going on in the administration. this plant had a union vote on wednesday and they turned it down. so you remember president trump sa

elijah cummings calling for a briefing concerning mr. flynn and being subject to russian blackmail.ou can find this on twitter as well. judith in west virginia. go ahead. caller: i am a lifelong democrat. i did not vote one time for a republican. peoplet understand these that think donald trump is so innocent. the last lady that called said she was a lifelong democrat but voted for trump. these people are not that stupid. that they would put a man in innocent butts so lies constantly during the process to vote a president in. it doesn't make a lot of sense to me that people could be that naive and especially a lot of christians and now we see what we are going to get. host: david up next in massachusetts on a line for independents. caller: good morning. i think it is good that flynn has resigned. donald trump has known about this and probably asked him to do it. that is how i feel. i also wish she'd opened up the comments line that donald trump closed. we should be able to call the white house. host: this is a letter sent by several democrats to jason chaffetz, the chairman of the c

katey malone, a longtime aide to elijah cummings, and three children escape the flames, but six of her children lost their lives. a viewing was held at a funeral home in catonsville today. on display, photographs, and possessions belonging to the children. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. fall down and i shoot. coming up, -- ice chute. coming up, how one of the survivors got help. promisesew white house a quick repeal of obamacare, but why the president says that it could be 2018 before that happens. super bowl 51! gaga, luke bryan, and more. the musical entertainment did not disappoint. b fortunately there's a bedples diswhere you both get whatess? you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. and right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. yes!!! surprising.

. >> kellyanne conway in the cross hair, even of jason chaffetz and elijah cummings, saying they want an ethical probe done of her actions for being on a morning show saying to bye ivanka trump's goods. how do you feel about that? did she break the rule? >> i saw that interview. call it a little frustration, but she was smiling, she was laughing, she was speaking about herself, she's going to go buy some of the jewelry or other items. somebody is making a mountain out of a mole hill here. i'd say get a life. this is not anything other than her commenting to the news of the day in a lighthearted fashion, and i certainly took it that way. i'm just amazed that others seem to be trying to roll out the legal issues. >> let's look at why. >> i would never go down that road. >> let's say you're right. let's say kellyanne was doing this in jest, didn't have any intent to break this ethical rule, okay. get a life is a little dismissive in the face of a pattern of apparent conflicts of interest with this administration that i think is probably raising suspicion. >> i don't see the pattern. >> i

i also noticed top democrat elijah cummings speaking about the incident you were describing where april ryan of american urban radio networks asked the president about his plans for inner city revitalization and asked about the congressional black caucus. when trump said do you know them, are they your friends, can you set up a meeting for me, she was -- tried to be above it all and tried not to react but elijah cummings came out and said hey, there are a lot of people who think all black people know every other black person as friends. that was the subtext that some people came away hearing in the president's statements. it is part of a theme we've seen of people criticizing the president in the way he communicates with various minority groups, whether it's african-americans or other minority groups. so yes, he deserves credit. he was calling on a wide variety of reporters. including big networks and smaller news outlets including that jewish magazine you mentioned. but some of the exchanges were certainly eyebrow-raising. >> the president in this news conference said several things, s

and you have got nancy pelosi and elijah cummings, two of the top house democrats, who are so incensed ready to trash donald trump or anything, that they run to the microphones i may say, "we have got to do something about this," have, congressional hearings right away, because we are can do my connecting the nonexistent dogs. this man is talking to russia and donald trump is behind it. by the way, they never checked out whether or not it was a real general flynn account. >> bill: we still don't know who set this up. we still don't know who is behind it. >> no, they could have verified it very easily. >> bill: how could they have verified it? >> real simple, bill. what do you do, there is usually a blue checkmark of someone as a celebrity or someone is well known, like general flynn prayed at it simple. your 12-year-old knows this. >> bill: i have no idea. because i don't live in that world. i will tell you this. i think this will impress you, judge. orders to my staff are that any tweets at any time are not to be reported unless verified by two other sources. so, we have never gotten

look at what elijah cummings had to say.pretty strong words. >> for too long we took our democracy for granted. we just assumed that it would always be there. bulletins coming off of the wire, donald trump hopefully has awakened us, and we're now prepared for battle. >> a lot of people in the audience, they are excited to hear that kind of rhetoric. one thing i have heard from some of the candidates that i've spoken to, and other democrats here, is a little bit of concern that by the time the dnc elects a new chairman on the 25th, and the dnc gets fully staffed up, they might have missed some of the opportunities to capture that energy that's come out from the liberal grass roots against donald trump. dnc has really been a part of the protests we've seen so far. so they'll have to do some catching up. >> are you hearing any buzz as far as a front-runner is concerned? >> reporter: yes. the two guys to watch in this race right now are the front-runners congressman keith ellison from minnesota and tom per res, the former labor