it has been suggested maybe rudy giuliani would be good for that job or ted cruz. but my question is this: if you brought in anybody from the campaign, wouldn't they face the same problems that jeff sessions has regarding,you know, whether or not there was any contact with any russians in the campaign where we are right now. ed: recusal. >> i'm not an attorney, i can't get into the legalities of it what i can say every member of the campaign as well as the president have been very clear that there was no inappropriate action and certainly in collusion of any kind. and i think that anybody that came on from the campaign shouldn't have any conflict given that fact. ainsley: what about rudy giuliani? would he be somebody that the president would consider? >> you know i know he is somebody that he respects. but right now attorney general sessions is the attorney general. and i haven't been part of any conversations disgusting potential replacements and so i can't comment on that. ed: sarah, we want to take up your challenge and focus as steve says, we have been talking

it recently died in the news cycle and now we hear giuliani's name circulated again. i think it's a way to slight jeff sessions to say, this is who i really wanted. there's a new york thing going on here in the trump administration. anyone who understands new york politics doesn't understand trump and giuliani and all of this is about. >> former san francisco mayor willy brown wrote something in his column. quote, no what ther think about donald trump's policies, he has beaten democrats on every angle. stock market is up, unemployment is down, and trump has gotten nearly every nominee he wanted. >> i mean, groundbreaking is what he's talking about. i think willy brown and bill clinton are the best politicians in history. but he's open statement in this instance. the idea that he's suggesting that trump was free. he actually wins over the democrats because he doesn't come up with an alternative health care plan. it's just not a winning argument. so for me, it appears that, you know, willy brown is clear that donald trump is performing better than democrats imagined. de

and rudy giuliani says that's not true. another big question, as chris says, who could take the job in i mean, who could get confirmed? >> well, the big problem is that jeff sessions leaves, there would be an acting attorney general and donald trump could appoint someone else from the justice department to be acting attorney general. rachel brand or someone else and then pressure that person to turn around and fire bob mueller. that's what richard nixon did. cox got fired and that's exactly what is going to happen here. people are not going to tolerate this and the president insisting on loyalty and talking about loyalty at the boy scouts meeting today, that's not going to solve the problem either. they have on their uniform an american flag, not a picture of donald trump. when people want to stop the investigation, we're not going to tolerate that from the president or anyone else. >> chris, abby, richard, thank you so much. >>> "outfront" next, jared kushner says that he never colluded with the russians. >>> and john mcca

. >> and rudy giuliani's name has been band yesterday about as a replacement.d about it. >> reporter: rudy giuliani was talked about being the secretary of state or a variety of things. but there's been a rumor who would replace jeff session it is he stepped down? rudy giuliani was flying to washington today and cnn caught up with him and he said there's no truth to this rumor. i'm not going to be named the next attorney general. he also said i believe that jeff sessions did the right thing by recusing himself from this russian investigation. and should the president, if the president would appoint him, there's a good reason to believe he would have to recuse himself as well, because rudy giuliani was also involved in the campaign at the same time period. but it points out how difficult it would be in this environment in washington to confirm a new attorney general. it's one of the reasons a lot of smart minds think that the attorney general will stay. but again, of course that's all up to the president. we'll see if they ever have that meeting. >> jeff zeleny,

and rudy giuliani in there and now there's a story being floated tonight that rex tillerson is even considering a short stint as secretary of state what do you make of all of this. well i mean look i think the more important thing to talk about both parties donald trump has transformed the country because what he said was build a wall put americans first put our jobs over the world's jobs focus on us first and that's what he's doing whether it's the republicans in the house and the entertainment here ever thought they had he's changing that focus my friend he's changing that focus now he's going after is a.g. well he's thrown out other names and his secretary of state is being floated in the media with nobody pushing back that he's thinking about quitting what i mean how can this be go look i mean no no no. because the trouble is doing what he always does which is holding everybody accountable in every way he can look the age he did tell trump something that he didn't expect which was i can serve you but i'm going to recuse myself he never brought that up so trump is saying that was

giuliani says i think we've taken action. i just don't think we've announced it. >> likely, both things are true. i'm just saying, i don't know for sure. i think there's probably conversations that not everyone is involved with, right? but with giuliani being a close ally of the president, they've probably had this conversation, you know. we're going to be doing this. we're going to be doing that. has that gotten out to, you know, spread out, outside to nikki haley? it appears it hasn't. if it has, she's not in a position to talk about it and that's why she gave that answer. i mean, this is what happens when you have a of people. some of them have washington experience. some of them don't, who are collaborating and creating this new kind of presidency. and sometimes the message is sort of all over the place. >> we have to leave it there. salena zito, mark preston, ron brownstein, appreciate it. >>> tax form promising -- >> steve mnuchin says a plan is on the way. christine romans is here before the bell. >> hi. >> is it on th

the man who did that was rudy giuliani by getting tough with criminals. i can't imagine rudy giuliani the day after a police officer is shot as this was leaving town. >> absolutely not along with bill brennan, the police commissioner, they made this place feel safe. it is like we are going to back in time as you mentioned where on every street corner there are people, homeless people coming up to the windows, people sleeping in the street, traffic is insane. these are the priorities of new york city. david: look where he is going. new york city is the representation of capitalism, on wall street, tiffany's, it is kept alive by the free market system, these protesters are anti-capitalists, they represent the opposite of what new york celebrates. >> back to family. people fight with each other but never talk about family outside the family. and going to germany trash talking the president of the united states. david: trash talking capitalist system on which new york commerce is based. >> as we look at other countries like venezuela, socialism is imploding t

rudy giuliani's name is often bandied about for this. but the reality is, wolf, interestingly today, he said he thinks jeff sessions did the right thing. >> interesting, if jeff sessions were to resign, rod rosen stein the deputy attorney general would be acting attorney general until the new candidate could be confirmed. jeff zeleny, thanks very much. >>> let's get to the other breaking news we are following on health care and the president's 11th hour bid to get his republican party in line. with a crucial procedural vote just hours away, mr. trump is urging senate republicans to, quote, do the right thing. let's go to you aour congressio correspondent phil mattingly. what are you hearing? >> reporter: there will be a vote tomorrow, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell making that very clear. what we don't know is the final product senators will be entering to debate on tomorrow and perhaps more importantly whether they have the votes at all and that is exactly why you saw the president today give his best effort to turn the screws o

giuliani. >>> we have to ask ourselves when was the last time we talked about race with somebody of another race and if the answer is never. we're part of the problem. >> go home. >> it's like a bomb. we're sitting on a bomb. >> you can have a black person killed with a video, then this is what you'll get. >> this is a revolution. >> should people be frightened? >> i think people should wake up. it's 1991. wake up. >> we have talked at each other and about each other for a long time. it's high time we talked with each other. >> can we all get along? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >>> in about 20 minutes from now david dinkins is now scheduled to step out from city hall and take a public oath of office and become new york city 106th mayor and the first african-american mayor. >> i intend to be the mayor of all the people of new york. >> david dinkins being inaugurated on new year's day is an auspicious start to the decade and a culmination of the civil rights struggles of the 1960s. people are starting to see tangible benefits of that struggle. >> a grandson of slaves was sworn in today as the nation'

>> well, the names that have been bandied about, rudy giuliani had been mentioned. he was more focused on being secretary of state and said he's not in contention. chris christie had been in contention but has the difficult fact of firing, sorry imprisons, prosecuting jared kushner's father so that's a black mark in that context and the other two names discussed in the original round were chris cobash, and pam bondi of florida, which has connections with trump. president talks about loyalty, loyalty is the oath he demands people take but loyalty being a one-way street. if he does this to his earliest supporter in the senate, right, publicly hounding him and humiliating him out of the office what message does that send for anyone who might want to take the job, let alone the implications for an independent judiciary and the russia investigation. but this is clearly the president's latest fixation, when he should be focusing on cheerleading the health care bill. he's trying to kneecap his own attorney general with the larger aim of kneecapping this investigation and i

there's discussions about maybe rudy giuliani although he shut those down today. and perhaps you coming into a more -- and outside role, integral, will you take a bigger role in this administration in any way? >> i'm going to try to be helpful in ways that the president finds useful. i'm focused very much on trying to get a tax cut bill passed and signed into law by thanksgiving it i think that's the most important project for republicans in the next few months. and it's key to the 2018 election. let me say, i think scaramucci is a good choice for a reason that may surprise you. scaramucci is a new yorker, he's a businessman, he's a millionaire. he's a natural fighter. he will take some of the pressure off trump. i think trump is felt, the president has felt, very beleaguered. he talked about the beleaguered attorney general, i think the president has felt beleaguered because frankly this thing is so totally screwed up, it is so one-sided, and it is such a witch hunt that i'm totally sympathetic to the trump position. i think it's absurd that the republicans in co

mismo giuliani ha negado los rumores. es mixta. s/ congresista paul ryan (r-wi) el presidente de la cmara baja (nat) dijo que donald trump puede decidir quin est en su gabinete. mientras que otros como newt gingrich s/ newt gingrich, analista politico republicano (nat- strongly recommend agianst firing) no recomiendan un despido a ese nivel. adems dijo, en esta entrevista con la cadena fox, que la lealtad tena que ser de lado y lado. y es que sessions fue el primer senador republicano en darle su respaldo y lealtad a donald trump. (nat) pero aparentemente tiene enfurecido al mandatario desde que decidi retirarse de la investigacin sobre rusia. s/ juliana monsalve, @julianamons por su parte jeff sessions dijo la semana pasada que l se quedar en su trabajo a medida que sea apropiado. blanca/top vo --quien no se ha detenido en sus criticas contra el presidente trump es el senador democrata ''luis gutierrez'' .. quien arremeti esta vez contra lo que llama la campaÑa anti-inmigrante del mandatario.. --en un discurso en chicago

earlier today, giuliani told cnn there is no truth to a similar report that he was under consideration and crucially he defended sessions saying sessions was right to recuse himself. joined now by democratic congressman of california. member of the house intelligence committee. congressman, your reaction to the notion the president may indeed fire the attorney general. >> he should go, chris, for other reasons. not fo because he hasn't been loyal to the president. because he has had a problem, i think, being loyal to the amount of forthcoming information that you have to give to the senate. twice when he was asked about contractes with russia, he didn't disclose them. he participated in the firing of james comey. for those reasons he should go. but also, chris, you know, some people say why would you want to get rid of him? he is recused. when isn't that better than who trump could put in. how is the time for senate, republican leaders to put a check on the presidency, a true law enforcement official in there. no relation top president's campaign and allow this investigation to proceed

>> i will say this about ag, if you think way back -- you should remember this, rudy giuliani was onethe first people that the president wanted for ag, another person that he favors. but then jeff sessions, one of the first people to campaign form, beloved in the south, he has really tried to do a good job for the president. it's a complex situation, but i agree with dana. if you are upset and you don't like someone in the position like that, you have to have somebody to step up and stop you merely industry. >> do incorporated he doesn't want to fire because he already asked him to get rid of mueller, and if he fires him then -- >> i think he is waiting for the resignation. >> you have to have a replacement ready to go, and i don't think he has one. >> who is widely respected. >> he doesn't like rosenstein, so that's out the window. >> i say waters, he knows a lot of people in washington. >> thank you so much. the new white house to medication's director has a bold plan for plugging leaks to the press. we will tell you what it is coming up next. stay with us. you won't see these folks

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next is giuliani, who is legislative counsel at the aclu. at the other end of the table is a coalitionith it of leading technology companies. thanks for being here today. i'm going to proceed with our discussion. are all aware of the interconnectedness of our global communications. the communications of the store data is no longer fixed. data lawrence from across the pond, fighting crime while preserving privacy. painting a legal mechanism through which a foreign law can obtain agency stored data held by u.s. communications companies. can a u.s. company help another government's investigation and still adhere to u.s. law? currently if a foreign law-enforcement investigator identifies that a subject of an investigation is using a u.s. based provider, that government needs to work through a mutual legal assistance treaty process. the communications privacy act actually precludes u.s. companies from handing over certain data to other countries. that limitation is grounded in protecting the privacy of users. challenge of foreign governments abil

as anyone seen the former mayor of new york, mayor giuliani? he has supposedly -- guest: he has supposedly been the president's cyber czar. i haven't seen too much from him. sometimes, again, the line that a lot of people like to use in the cyber world is that we don't talk about cyber security sometimes and we don't talk about the fact that we are not talking about it sometimes. there is time to do some substantial work on the election systems in this country. i know that independent secretaries of state around the country are in fact focusing on it. the department of homeland security has in fact designated it now as critical infrastructure and it was not met with the greatest reception because some states felt like it might be big brother, the federal government coming in. we have to realize the fact that when it comes to cyber security, we are all in this together. it's a very difficult thing to guarantee 100%, because as a defender, you have to get everything right. as an intruder, all you need to do is find one moment of vulnerability whe

i think rudy giuliani said it he did the proper things by the rules of justice.on't know what the reason would be. but i will say this. the president or the chief executive -- i was governor of my state and i wanted to put my staff and have people around me. the president has that prerogative to do. that's part of the job and he has to have a team that he believes in. and he will make that decision. i don't think what jeff did by recusing himself he did exactly what he should have done. >> joe manchin thank you for being with us. >> thank you sir. >> the late headline for the "washington post" on the man whose friends call him mooch. also known to the rest of us as anthony scaramucci. the new white house communications director. this includes what new changes may come. we'll have the writer of the piece on with us next. >> it is a complete bogus and nonsensical thing. the kid took a nothing meeting. reince priebus called it a nothing burger. since that's been overused. would "i" taken that meeting? i'm not sure. >> white house communications director anthony scar

. >> rudy giuliani is an adviser to the president on cyber security. he was asked in poland this week why the u.s. hasn't punished russia for interfering in the election. listen to how he answered. >> i do think we have taken action. i just don't think we've announced it. >> so he's suggesting that the u.s. has taken some covert action already to punish russia. can you confirm whether that's true? >> no, i can't. i don't know what the context of his comment was and i can't confirm that. >> you can't confirm that because you're not sure about it or you can't confirm it because it's covert and you don't want to talk about it? >> i don't know what he's talking about. i don't know what it's in reference to. no, i can't talk about a conversation he had in a different forum where i just heard a sound bite. >> ambassador haley, north korea tested an intercouldn't ballistic missile that could reach the state of alaska. this is how the president responded. take a listen. >> as far as north korea is concerned, i don't know. we'll see what happens. i don't like t

there are often candidates like say giuliani who will something in support of lgbt a quality, but when they have to choose between religious rights or log cabin republicans, they choose religious right. in the late 1980's, some of the log cabin republicans in california told me how it was painful that they took over the party machinery and expelled them from it and they have been on the outside of the party looking in until recently. >> do they work with democratic gay-rights activist -- gay-rights activists question mark -- activists? a complicatedhave relationship with democrats, but there have been a couple of times they have wound up with democrats. particularly on the aids issues. democrats and republicans in the 1980's were doing fundraising and public awareness campaigns. >> how did they decide on the name? clayton: it is because of a abeoln, the log cabin is lincoln. it goes back to how they think conservatism and as intertwining as one of the same. a lot of them talk about abe lincoln as an abolitionist, a favor of rights. he is a wartime president, they also talk about his st

. >> monu just said that rudy giuliani went to the airport. he has denied that he has been set to replace sessions and he recused himself from the sessions matters. take a listen. >> do you think that jeff sessions is recusing himself? >> i think jeff sessions made the right decision. >> do you? >> i do. i absolutely do. and i think it was very clear that him and mike flynn had a relationship and they campaigned together, and it was very clear that mike flynn was under investigation, and there is nothing jeff could do but recuse himself. so i would agree with rudy giuliani on that. >> take a listen to jared kushner just a few hours ago. >> the record and documents i have voluntarily provided will show that all of my actions were proper and occurred in the normal course of events in a very unique campaign. >> all of my actions were proper and occurred in the course of events of a very unique campaign. does the senate intelligence committee have any evidence to the contrary? >> i don't think that we're in that position, and that hasn't been pres

according to nbc news, one source said giuliani can best be described as spit balling. an an lunch with interns, he rolled his eyes when asked about sessions. let's watch it. >> mr. president -- [ inaudible ] >>. >> that's the president behaving like an intern. an interview with the new york times, president trump criticized attorney general for not letting the president know that he would recuse himself. let's watch that. >> well, session should have never recused himself. if he was going to recuse himself, he should have told me before he took the job. >> this warning to robert mueller. >> mueller has finances unrelated to russia. is that a red one? >> that is a breach of his actual -- i would say yes -- >> usa today's heidi and david kate johnson, making of donald trump. thank you all. let's start with heidi. he is operating on two fronts. we have this attack on the attorney general and on mueller. is there any doubt that trump will do what he has to do to save himself? >> i think he is pretty transparent, chris. he have had presidents in the past who have been accus

dismissing reports they are being considered as possible replacements, with giuliani expressing support for sessions' decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation. >> i believe that sessions made the right decision under the rules of the justice department. >> reporter: president trump lashing out against his attorney general, who he blames for the russia investigation. it comes on the same day his son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner met with congressional investigators for the first time, denying any collusion with russia, and defending the president. >> donald trump had a better message and ran a smarter campaign, and that is why he won. suggesting other wisz ridicules those who voted for him. >> reporter: the president tweeted just a few minutes ago once again calling out the attorney general, and once again, talking about the president's perceived desire or need for an investigation of hillary clinton. jared kushner is back on capitol hill today, answering more questions. the president is expected to at least give reporters an opportunity to ask him questions, wh

some people floated rudy giuliani's name out of there as a possibility. who's to say rudy giuliani or anybody donald trump sends to capitol hill to be confirmed by the united states would be confirmed by the united states senate? because now donald trump has made so many enemies. so he's got to be very careful and what he did with that eye roll right there really should be viewed in two bays. one, as immature because he's talking about his attorney general. and two, he might have come to a realization, however, that he should have never done it, but i think i'm going to go with the wlat latser, rather the former rather than the latter and he was being immature, don. >> he was speaking to a group of boy scouts there, by the way, just to mention that. interns, i should say. interns. jim, let's talk about jared kushner now. jared kushner denying any collusion with russia and maintains he did nothing improper. here -- this is him earlier today. after his closed-door meeting with the senate intelligence committee. watch this. >> let me be very clear. i did not

giuliani who was the stalwart of his campaign. even after last week's blast of senator sessions, former senator sessions, "nor times" interview, the -- "new york times" interview, he cuesed himself from the russia investigation and in monday morning tweet, the president referred to our beleaguered attorney general not investigating hillary clinton. read more at axios.com. coming up tomorrow evening, president trump will hold an event in youngstown, ohio. we're planning live coverage beginning at 7:00 eastern on our companion network c-span3. susan: our guest of this week's "newsmakers" is congressman luke messer of indiana. he is part of the house leadership team and chairman of the republican policy committee. we have him with us for the next 25 minutes. let me introduce you to reporters who ask you questions. shivone. james arkin covers congress for real clear politics. we start out and i want to ask you a question about senator john mccain who had a serious diagnosis this week. in 2008, you are cochair of his indiana presidenti

especially if he brings in rudy giuliani.derstand what trump's thinking is because he feels exposed but people feel that he needs to stick with jeff sessions. >> i don't understand the goal. the president tweeted yesterday that his attorney general was beleaguered. he was beleaguered because of the of the undermining him. today he said in an interview with the "wall street journal," sessions different like him as much as the crowd size in alabama. jeff sessions run by 95% of the valley. maybe he can't do a rally like president trump. what is the goal? >> you know what this is? this is the president being transparent. telling you i am having a hard time with this. i am frustrated. i am feeling disappointed. yes, jeff was with me from the begin and he appreciated that. i think the frustration comes from the mueller investigation. instead of us wondering what the president thinks about it, it's all playing out in real time here. i think it's a problem for the president. if he were to fire jeff sessions or if jeff sessions were t

everybody who came out, including rudy giuliani said he was right to recuse himself.disclosed contacts with the russians. he did the right thing. kennedy: people forget that rudy giuliani was a federal prosecutor and a u.s. attorney. he understands the need for the justice department to be independent. juan: i don't think trump believes in that legal process. people say the president believes the attorney jon is his lawyer. that's not the case. he's the top law enforcement officer. kennedy: we'll see how this plays out. the politics. this is a new era. kennedy: president trump's tax overhaul plan on cutting taxes for the middle class. but according to one report steve bannon pushing for a hike on the rich to 44%. why do lawmakers want to prevent doctors from prescribing medical marijuana to veterans who could benefit from it? the panel is next. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to rememb

senator ted cruz denied reports he is considered for the job and so is new york city mayor rudy giulianiisputes another report that says he's also a possible candidate and we should point out, cheryl, giuliani says it's the right move to recuse himself from the russians. cheryl: the former mayor of new york has always expressed interest in some thing with the tribe campaign but it never panned out. we shall see. the president also expressed, very much expressed frustration about sessions recuse himself from the russian investigation. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders on air force one about it. >> the president has been extremely clear about his position. i've answered this question a number of times. he's very disappointed attorney general sessions chose to recuse himself. there's more on what was said on the matter. train to president trump was after sessions in a tweed yesterday as well after "the new york times" article from last week that the press secretary at the time did not know about the interview. lauren: terrific story of texas to talk about. for domain faces potential li

rudy giuliani has countered the outrage with carefully selected statistics. >> shots fired by policeypd. >> the new york city police department is restrained. >> substantially more restrained. >> it's one of the most restrained police departments in the country. >> many people thought even though times had progressed, in other ways some of the images were not that much different than images people might have associated with the '50s and '60s. >> we thought maybe we had gotten past all this stuff but it kept happening. it was a reminder while the '90s represented so much growth, so much progress, we still had so far to go. >> in every society there's a fragile balance between order and freedom. in new york these days a number of blacks and hispanics in particular feel it's their freedom which has been sacrificed to achieve order. they are the ones being stopped, frisked, sometimes harassed for no other reason than they are black and brown, stlfr, suspect. >> although i would not call the '90s the best of times the worst of times, i see it as two train tracks that dangerously went furt

the rumors are that he wants to replace his attorney general with rudy giuliani.do think that this is credible? >> i hadn't heard that. today was the first time i heard about it. but rudy giuliani's name was floated earlier. i'm from new york. scrimmages from new york. this is all about near politics. most people outside of your politics do not understand. this is all 1990 new york politics that we have to deal with with donald trump, who peaked in the area. >> sessions is in trouble because the president has lost faith in him. is ahead of the justice department, he has no credibility of the american people know that he has told us different things and he has not been fully forthcoming with the form 86 is closure forms. is like kushner, he has come back and had to amend again and again. there's something going on. but the defenders of donald trump say that there is no evidence yet that there is nothing that we can move on. so to stop -- so it is still politics. >> he says he's a businessman three or four times. and his comments to the media. to think the flow of i

stay when there was a rumor the president wanted rudy giuliani. giuliani said that's not true. and sessions says he's planning on staying on. mollie, i want to go back to the democrats and the rephrasing of the rollout. >> i think it showed they understand they have a problem with working-class voters. for a lot of people, when they think of the democratic party, they are thinking fringe elements. it's not attractive to middle american voters persuaded by trump. i think they need a much stronger message than what they put out. it compares unfavorably to what donald trump is already doing with his strong, defensive america. it is suggesting they see they need to fix things. >> bret: next upcoming republicans under pressure over health care. the president telling them to start doing their job. will that work? .. whoooo. i enjoy the fresher things in life. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll want to check tripadvisor. we now instantly compare prices from over 200 booking sites... ...to find you

i think republicans like giuliani would never be protesting against the big business, the industrialista anticapitalist. >> laura: all those people voted for hillary, all those big business people. >> i think goldman sachs pretty well represented the trump administration. i do think what's interesting to me is a lot of trump peoplen i think would identify with the anti-globalists, anti-free trade message coming from these protesters. >> i think juan has a good point. there's a lot of hypocrisy. there is any or any president of the united states who's actually anti-globalists, it's donald trump. that's the position he's taken on trade. actually i think this shows you >> laura: they don't even understand. you're not going to get closer to the anti-globalization agenda than you are with trump. who else is going to be president of the night's jump is going to call it question these? they're not just there for trump. they're there for the free beer. they've got pot being handed ou out. it's like a festival. this is close to a varsity sport is any of these kids will ever have. >> but i don't

everybody who came out, including rudy giuliani said he was right to recuse himself.e had undisclosed contacts with the russians. he did the right thing. kennedy: people forget that rudy giuliani was a federal prosecutor and a u.s. attorney. he understands the need for the justice department to be independent. juan: i don't think trump believes in that legal process. people say the president believes the attorney jon is his lawyer. that's not the case. he's the top law enforcement officer. kennedy: we'll see how this plays out. the politics. this is a new era. kennedy: president trump's tax overhaul plan on cutting taxes for the middle class. but according to one report steve bannon pushing for a hike on the rich to 44%. why do lawmakers want to prevent doctors from prescribing medical marijuana to veterans who could benefit from it? the panel is next. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease p

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. >> eric: we had mayor rudy giuliani, a republican.e had a mayor in bloomberg, who was an independent last summer. >> the worst time prior to this was '93. giuliani lost in '89 against dinkins. he challenged dinkins in '93. the only won by 2% of the vote, complete annihilation of the city going on, what's going on today. very, very tough to win if you want a democrat. this guy is a disaster. he deserves to be out of office. >> kat: what about a challenger in the democratic party? >> eboni: what about that? >> eric: bo dietl. we are going to leave it right there. republican senators facing in unsafe health care protest as mitch mcconnell voices a new doubt about getting the bill through. we are coming right back. [the rolling stones' painted black "paint it black" plays] u already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but

former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani. this could turn out to be something serious or maybe the white house is simply floating the idea to see how the media and the public respond to the idea of an attorney general, rudy giuliani. we do not know you. these are all questions that will be likely asked of the new white house press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders when she meets with the press on air force one en route to west virginia today. that briefing will not be on camera. future briefings may be. the new communication instructor said on twitter, the tv cameras are back on. julie, read into that what you will. >> julie: he wants him back on camera. we will now have to wait as to when that will happen. it has been a few weeks since we had that happen. what exactly does the president wanted senate republicans to do in regard to health care? >> the ultimate goal is still repeal and replace obamacare. if repeal is the only thing that senate republicans can agree on right now, president trump will take it. when he speaks in

giuliani dismissed the report tonight and told cnn sessions made the right decision to recuse himselfrom the russia investigation. last week, the president expressed frustration that sessions had recused himself and today called him beleaguered. >>> next to the frontlines in syria and the battle against isis. it may be, may be the terrorist group's last stand. tonight we're seeing what isis was using to keep going. in pinnell takes you there. >> reporter: tonight o in raqqah, if you want to get to the frontline here, there's just one way. run and zig-zag to avoid isis snipers. we're moving forward. progress is slow and dangerous. we move to the owed city where the war against isis rages. some 3,000 militants trying to hang on to rockka, the defacto capital and their last major stronghold. as you can hear the battle for raqqah is now raging with u.s.-led coalition forces taking the fight on the ground, you can hear the sound, the crackle of gunfire every few minutes. >> reporter: here on the frontline, a volunteer from california. who has come here on his own as a sniper. >> this isn't

, suggestions giuliani is publicly denying. president trump nomonday night the boy scouts national jamboree. >> a scout is trustworthy, loyal, we could use more loyalty. >> reporter: one of the president's most loyal aides, son-in-law jared kushner, with a rare public statement, trying to put the russia revelations to rest. >> let me be very clear nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. >> reporter: the president's senior adviser fresh off a two-hour closed door interview with senate investigators. >> did you answer all the questions, sir. >> as many as they had. >> reporter: kushner acknowledging four separate meetings with russian officials but insisting they weren't impoi improper. the 36-year-old defending the president. >> donald trump had a better message and ran a smarter campaign. and that is why he won. suggesting otherwise ridicules those who voted for him. >> reporter: the president watching on tv, praising kushner, a message echoed by white house top aides. >> i think show the members of that commit

many investigators, and it's worth noting that one of our interrupt colleagues caught up with rudy giuliani today. he says that session made the right decisions to step back from this probe. i think you're seeing the -- he doesn't exactly know how to get hi ways out of it. >> we wait for the president and will take it live. let's have a bigger conferring about all of this. also with us. b bob baer. micha michael, to you first, just on jared kushner. he claims with what he said today on capitol hill, in the 11-page statement, he's laid it all out there. you've read the whole thing. what's your biggest takeaway? i thought it was a coherent story. i thought to myself this could be the communications direct ow. we'll see if the questions align, but if they don't, there will be further i thy that speaks to his character, but certainly to the character of his lawyers and the legal advice he's getting. as best as i can remember, legal ease inside that -- i understand kushner's efforts to said up a back channel during the transition. what's your takeaway on that this. >> i gra he with michael he's

, suggestions giuliani is publicly denying.resident trump monday night at the boy scout jamboree. >> a scout is trustworthy. and loyal. we could use more loyal, i can tell you that. >> reporter: son-in-law jared kushner with a rare public statement, trying to put the revelation to see rest. >> let me be perfectly clear. i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. >> reporter: the president's senior adviser had a two-hour closed door interview with senate investigators. kushner acknowledging four separate meetings with russian officials, but insisting they weren't improper. the 36-year-old dismissing the impact of any russian interference on the election and defending the president. >> donald trump had a better message and ran a smarter campaign, and that is why he won. suggesting otherwise ridicules those who voted for him. >> reporter: the president watching on tv praising kushner, a message echoed by white house top aides. >> i think show the members of that committee, as well as ev