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and that is a fundamental part of this message, the white house specifically saying to putin we are gogtarget your inner circle unless russia changes itr beha there are many observers noticing that while on the one nd you have thisough action, tough statements and indeed sanctions coming from the white house, president trump himselfh is muc more careful with his words. for example, he has not spoken particularly harshly about putin. call with a pho him recently, he congratulated him on being electedresident, and didn't bring of some of these issues. but that indicates that president trump wants to continue a relationship with vladimir putin but that is going to be difficult when youook at action america ask taking. >> thank you very much. that's chris buckler with th fe latem washington. stay with us. still to come, makesed martial arts star conor mcgregor in court charged with assauowlt fog an incident in new york. ♪ >> five years of hatred and rage as they jump up on the statue. >> this funeral became massive demonstration of black power, the power to influence. >> today is about the

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. >> we are gog to be doing things militarily phenomenon we can have a wall and proper security. we're going to be guarding our border with the military. that's a big step. we haven't done that before, certainly not very much before. but we will be doing things with mexico and they have to do it, otherwise i'm not going to do the nafta deal. >> so this comes after trump took to twitter over the holiday weekend egged on by the conservative media complaining that he has yet to even start his promised border wall. the president unleash add drum beat of threats over a human chain of some 1,000 central americans who are trying to make their way to the u.s. border. they're mostly hondurans fleeing violence at home and the march is, in fact, an annual event which is in its fifth year. it tries to draw athe toengs the plight of people fleeing violence and poverty in central america. today the mexican government issued this response saying "mexico's migration policy is a sovereign one through which it seems to ensure, legal, safe and orderly migration with full respect for people's rights

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we're gog to have more on that in just a moment. >>> plus listen to what the president says tonight about sanctions on russia. >> we'll have sanctions as soon as they very much dweserve it. >> but it's hard to square that with the president's claim he has been tough on russia. >> there has been nobody tougher on russia than president donald trump. >>> i want to get right to our breaking news tonight and that's on michael cohen. michael, thank you so much for joining us this evening. so let's talk about your reporting, that one of the president's long time legal advisers jay goldberg warning him about michael cohen, that he could flip. what else could you tell us about that warning? >> basically he said that in his long experience as a criminal defense attorney and a prosecutor that essentially someone can say, you know, i'm going to stand by you, i'm never going to crack. but when a family man like michael cohen and he's facing the prospect of criminal charges, time in jail, he's got kids at home, that he's almost certainly as jay goldberg says is going to flip and turn on the president.

i'm gog haing to hand it over te feds in new york. >> if you're dealing with trump officials and you run into another potential crime, it's not in bob mueller's persona to turn away and pretend that didn't exist. if you look at the regulations of the special counsel, he did everything he was supposed to do, which was then take it to rod rosenstein and ask him, how do you want me to proceed? if michael cohen did something wrong, if the president and michael cohen did something wrong together, that's on the two of them. that's not on jeff sessions. again, jeff sessions is the attorney general of the united states. he's not the president's personal attorney, he's not there to protect president trump from being held accountable for anything he might have done wrong or protect the president's associates for being held accountable for anything they might have done wrong. that is one thing this president still does not understand. if he sees this as a personal attack and he puts people in these jobs, they should be people loyal to him and who protect him. not to be loyal to the united state

we're gog to have more on that in just a moment. >>> plus listen to what the president says tonight abouttions as soon as they very much dweserve it. >> but it's hard to square that with the president's claim he has been tough on russia. >> there has been nobody tougher on russia than president donald trump. >>> i want to get right to our breaking news tonight and that's on michael cohen. michael, thank you so much for

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. >> looking an n't -- at this gog forward, the revelations that the president's personal lawyer had his offices raided by the fbi, searching for some portion, payments, documents, whatever, it does out the president at a time wondering what he will do as commander and chief and this other issue drags and gnaws at him, that too is a different from a year ago when the president responded to the first chemical attack. does it change the complexion? >> i'm reflecting on what nikki haley said at the security council, which is clear ride and truth toeing and inspiring. she's our nation's top diplomat. we don't have fully authorized secretary of state. she's the top diplomat. she set the bar high here. the president has a chance to rise to the occasion. the american people will recognize that leadership. they're willing to ignore these other kind of nagging problems that he has when he steps up and addresses a real crisis and syria is a real crisis. he has an opportunity to demonstrate real leadership here. >> ben, you have a real foreign policy potential crises here. you know, an act of i

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