. >> many of hisse cides, most notably hope hicks -- is there doanyone h listen to now? anyone control him? >> you remember his daughter ivanka, and jared kushner, they are there. t he has lost a stabilizers in the white house. when he would get obsessed about things like this before, like immigration they did aulood job , ofng him back, saying yothave to keep on script, focus on just distracting the country from these things. what we're seeinly now, donald trump very much unhinged. nt unhinged mentally, but the sense there is no one to be a doorstop and say, sir, this is not a good ia, you have to focus. he is playing it by his gut, which he feels has served him well in the past. >>e certainly playing by the stormyanls scandal, breaking his silence after all this time. what do you make of that? >> on air force one today he said he had no idea where the $130,000 came from. when asked where his lawyer produced it, he said, i do not know, you have to ask my lawyer i have nothing to do with of , that. this is classic donald trump. if he is in ouble, accused of something, he

i have never been in a social setting with him at all, so he would never show me hiss feelings.to help him on the middle east and then go home. they basically threw me out when they wanted to talk about confidence. i am not a supporter, i am not a defender of donald trump the person, i'm a defender of civil lib brotherties and basic due p. >> the took is "trumped up." and coming up here, the countdown, the countdown to james comey's interview. # ( ♪ ) (sustained horn honk) advisor: (on phone) jane, this is jim from onstar, i've contacted help and they're on their way. woman: okay. advisor: don't worry i'm going to stay with you until help arrives. woman: thank you. that deer, it just... just came out of nowhere. that deer, it just... ...nausea, heartburn, when indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea! nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea! here's pepto bismol! ah. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. i'm your phone,istle text alert. stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah b

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podium when it comes to james comey's book, and what we'll learn from that book when it comes out and hiss interview this evening. trump, as you said earlier, he acts as his own communications director, he acts as his own attorney, there's very little you can do to get him on course. >> i look at you ryan and talking about communications directors, that infamous interview with anthony scaramucci, that ended his days as communications director. >> it would show that even if they had a new communications director, they might not be as effective or choose the right people. what you're saying is you don't think there are these buffers inside the white house that have suddenly gone, that trump's just being trump the way he is. i think he had a series of people around him that did restrain some of his more worrying impulses. >> who? >> hope was one of them, at the secretary of state, mcmaster, at the nsc, i feel like there were, for trump at least, there were these moderating influences and it's a little bit like the hulk breaking the chains up. even kelly is -- was chief of staff, had some cont

how many times has he hawk hiss own properties using the presidency? you're right, all of this from trump's perspective is noise. >> is it better than that, though? is it exhibit 444 that the media is out to get him and his agenda. we read the tweet from earlier today. >> let's put that back up. what's the most incredible thing to me about this tweet from this morning is that he talks about the report being phony. do you believe the fake news media is pushing hard on a story that i'm going to replace ag sessions. we talked about mob bosses. he says this story is wrong because i would never punish him for being an unethical boob. it's crazy. >> i said wow, this is the greatest endorsement of sessions i've seen so far. this is the president who said i would not have made him attorney general if i knew he was going to recuse himself. >> if i knew he was going to follow the law i never would have put him there he does have a lot of competition, joyce. and this question of sort of corruption and misconduct seems to always bring us back to why he's under inv

on this day challenged to lift hiss old weight. he does it.t all the way to the bottom. the pin is at the bottom which means all of the weight is about to be lifted. >> oh. >> see, ejected. >> game over. >> from that attempt to this owning of the gym. our little friend mila, she is going to go get fit. >> hey, now. >> no. >> she is not going with any trainer. she is there with alexander dank. she is quite the handful. >> i love her. >> mila is full of jokes. >> okay. let's move onto the next exercise. >> exercise? i thought you said extra fries. >> she needs to do a little bit of boxing. >> i don't think this is right. i'm a lover, not a fighter. >> i said you have to help your own. >> i think you better call the police because i killed the gym. >> yes, she did, girl. yes, she did. >> i know it's only the middle of the week but i think we are ready to get our groove on. >> the funky chicken. >> the funky chicken. >> this is a kick starter campaign. this is a video they made to promote it. these two guys are making a coffee table book. there we

>> i think he's just lost hiss agreement to arbitrate.in hell of ever getting the judge to enforce that arbitration agreement. there was simply no meeting of the minds. if he had no idea that michael cohen was entering into this agreement with stormy daniels, the agreement itself explicitly says that david denison, also known as donald trump and peggie whatever her last name was, stormy daniels, agreed to arbitrate. donald trump's just given away the story. he didn't agree. >> and that goes for folks that a aren't experts in contracts. some of this gets into a metaphysical debate. in the end a hush money agreement is a contract. and it becomes is there a contract? and if there is a meeting of the minds, a consideration and the contract agreement. if there is, you debate about what's in it. if there is no contract, you all go home. and i want to play what michael avanatti said when he was driving at that legal point home tonight. >> if he didn't know anything about the payment, you can't have an agreement and there is no such thing as an n

it is unlikely this conviction -- ruin hiss career. >> my friends and i are praying his sentenced --tence is duced. i know the court declared himpe guilty, but i e gets out soon. >> this is not his first brush with of a lot. in 2015 he was found guilty of killing a homeless man in mumbai in a hit and run, but was acquitted that year. salman khan'ssa lawye he will appeal the sentence and go on bail. bollywood'e of biggest stars is behind bars. bbc news, dhi. ♪ jane: earlier in the program we mentioned the president has been returning to a lot of campaign emes this week, messages former white house communications director anthony scaramucci knows well. despite spending only 11 days on the job, he certainly made an impression here in wton. what does he think of the president's tone lately? my colleagues asked him in the program "beyon >> when we look back at the firs' year of mr. trumps presidency, do we conclude thisn was a presstifled, constrained by the people around him?k >> i do not thyone can describe the president as stifled. you think of the force of his personality. the first y

. >> why this time is the president not taking hiss own advice and being quiet as he put it. >> the president has not laid out a timetable, and he has a number of other options as well. we are considering all options. >> there's no advantage to revealing a strike is coming and no advantage in taunting russia becauses the worst outcome in this up coming scenario, would be direct military conflict between the united states and russia. >>> and philip, remember that we are now outside of that self imposed 48 hour deadline for a decision that the president talked about on monday afternoon. i asked the white house about that, their pointing to moves the president has made publically that seem to hint at that decision, like, cancelling the planned trip to south america to stay here in washington, and oversee the response. philip. back to you. >>> all right, thank you. and u.s. allies are waiting on on the american strike on syria, with indications that some could potentially join in. let go to ali in tehran with the details. good morning. >> good morning, philip, well, initially british prime minist

hiss grandfather was pretty awkward and maybe tt year in switzerland had a bigger effect his understanding of the west than we knew. >> we haven't talked because it wasn't on the agenda about human rights and kim jong-un's own record as, you know, killing his uncle, his brother, it's quite an amazing situation that happened given the whole context. thank you both very much indeed. >> thank you. >>> that's it for our program. thanks for watching amanpour on pbs. joins us again next time. ♪ >> national presentation of bbc world news is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. anchor: welcome to bbc news broadcast to viewers in north america on pbs and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. these are our top stories. president trump welcomes the historic koreas summit but he warns the united states will maintain pressure on north korea until the peninsula is free of nuclear weapons. a former policeman accused of be

hiss grandfather was pretty awkward and maybe that year in switzerland had a bigger effect on his understanding of the west than we knew. >> we haven't talked because it wasn't on the agenda about human rights and kim jong-un's own record as, you know, killing his uncle, his brother, it's quite an amazing situation that happened given the whole context. thank you both very much indeed. >> thank you. >>> that's it for our program. thanks for watching amanpour on pbs. joins us again next time. ♪ (female speaker) support for "yoga in practice" is provided by the etv endowment of south carolina. ♪ ♪ welcome to "yoga in practice." my name is stacey, and i will be your teacher. please close your eyes and prepare for your practice. the most powerful relationship you will ever have is the relationship with yourself. until you have cultivated love for your own self, it is difficult to fully receive the love of others. we practice this in yoga by remembering our own value and worth, even as we face limitations in certain poses.

zero again with relations between russia and the us hissing severe turbulence at the moment it seems a travel could be the latest caught in its wake the few remaining direct flights between the countries could be grounded with russian pilots finding it increasingly difficult to get visas the reports crew members from the russian airline ara fell to facing increasing problems getting american visas to the extent where passengers could face problems getting direct flights to and from both countries and the russian foreign ministry has had the situation is getting to small. that travel between our countries may even be stopped there a flood the only airline with regular flies between russia and the united states might be forced to cancel them since the crews are experiencing growing problems with getting us visas. now this is all because of the visa application process the waiting period for an interview with the u.s. consulate in moscow has been extended and it's been extended from eighty five days to two hundred fifty days which is an eight month waiting period now in response the u.s

but he's going to have to temper hiss. expectati i think that's what they're going to be doing. robert: so there are veteran skeptics inside theti administ. as a veteran reporter, dan, you've seen presidents raise expectations sometimes be challenged to meet those. dan: yes. i think in this case that is particularly the cha for the president. you know, obviously something significant haspe hd. the fact that we are where we are today as oppose today where we were sixondays ago -- posed to where we were six months ago is quite remarkable. the imagery in north korea over the last 24 hours is also remarkable. t at best, theirst meeting between our president and k, all it can do is begin a process that might lead to something concrete. and i think that's part of the effort that they're going to have toho undertake. do they set those expectations? e at conditions are they putting on thble? to what extent are they prepared to yield on some things? how patient -- i think this is really important -- how patient e don'tident trump who think is terribly patient in most other areas? tara: i

congressman carter, when mark zuckerberg admits that even hiss al data was compromised, can you believe him when he says that facebook users do have control over their information? rep. carter: well, that is certainly something that i questied. he assures us that the platform has been changed, and it was changed in 2014, feels a lot more confident now. whether that is true or not, whether he has solved the problem, whether the company has solved the problem, making certain that information is not tleased again, that remai be seen. the main point that came out and what i hope and what i feel like mr. zuckerbergatnderstood is look, if you don't get it right, we will get it right for you, and you don't want that. laura: did you feel convinced by what he outlined, that facebook is doing enough to prevent another 87 million people from having their data improperly shared?ar rep.r: well, you know, it is difficult to say whether they are doing enough or not. the threshold of whether they have done enough will be are there any more breaches, do youo have any more ation being chleased. that will

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he's bush light-- meaning hiss rhetorictter. but he's made some... many of the same claims, the same national security state, going anywhere, never mind international law, et cetera. and the second... i mean, he's into pakistan now. i mean, when... you know, congress is supposed toth declare wars. and the second is too concessionary to big busines he's had personal invitation. six times the head of insurance, six times the head of pfizer drug, have met with him in the white house. he's never called out to us. >> hinojosa: has he called out to you? >> never once. doesn't answer the letters. one of his best friends, dr. r entin young, 85 years old, in chicago, the lea the single payer movement, wonderful doctor who he used to spendqu e a bit of time with, he never invites him for consultation. the he of aetna, the source of the problems? he is conflict averse. hinojosa: so what do american citizens... what do we do, then? because, you kno there are a lot of people who are saying, "well, wait a second. we thought that change was on

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for peace and assisting that all white men must oppose reconstructing to their final breath, burr hissed "in the grave there is peace in honor, but there is eternal unrest." concluded, concluded, had miserably tarnished a once bright and honored name. all of this press turmoil raises a question -- how can we explain james longstreet's actions in the spring of 1867? his modern biographers have argued that longstreet was in head.is he was politically inept and misunderstood. in their view, he did not mean when he wrote these for controversial letters to repudiate his confederate identity or his commitment to white rule in the south. but, tempered by political, hea. he was politically beleaguered by ambition, longstreet in their view did an ineffectual job of explaining to his fellow southern whites what his true intentions were. to reestablish the white south's power in regional and national politics. this scholarly interpretation has some merit. there is ample evidence that longstreet did indeed seek to hasten the return of the white elite's power to the south. as he put in a private lett

newspaper described him as having messy black hair hissing eyes on the bushy eyebrows and a leather jacket as society's worst night man made flesh according to the right wing press and by axel schlanger wherever he showed up trouble was and find out why . i think ladies and gentleman vietnam isn't the talking points on the third of june vietnam will be the talking point tomorrow during the shots visit to the vietnam on the subject. is when michelle or of persia came to visit we didn't know much about iran about our own country we thought the shell was just an attractive man with an attractive wife and a happy family from a happy country it wasn't until the students came with their flying is that we learnt the truth about the show that he was to blame for maintaining and they literally rate among his people of eighty percent that infant mortality it was fifty percent and that he himself pocketed four hundred million dollars every year while his subjects dove on just seventy dollars i don't leave thing of the second of june an opera visit to schedule the magic flute but the theater started b

nunes threatened to impeach director wray and rosenstein in those agencies hissed the deadline to hand over the memo. that deadline midnight. they made it by about six hours. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> the government source confirmed to fox news late today that the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee devin nunes and along with trey gowdy, as well as committee republican staffers went to the justice department open met with rod rosenstein and viewed a copy of the two-page memo. not a clean copy. the government sources told fox the redactions were minimal and justified. based on fox's reporting, the two-page memo from july 16, drafted by or had significant input by fbi agent peter strzok, removed from the russia probe after the discovery of the anti-trump text messages. legal action was warranted after months of delay by the fbi and the justice department. >> they're not giving this to us tells me there's something wrong here. >> what are the chances you're going to hold them in contempt of congress right now? >> i

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in hisse department, the fbi director said he has more than two dozen fbi staffers try to provide the documents. but other house republicans are raising questions about whether the fbi and justice department are serious about cooperating,pe noting this exchange that they have uncovered between fbi employees about what gets redacted before the records are sent to capitol hill. one employee says are you sure you want me to keep you redacted forr the congressional record? you will be redacted. it might supply why kim wrote in the wall street journal that house chairman deven nunes asked for the documents. guess what, nunes is still waiting. >> thanks. a lot there. let's bring in a member of the house judiciary committee. he's unfor governor in the fine state of florida. thanks for being here. i know your chairman is not satisfied with the volume or speed d.o.j. has produced. where are we on their ability to produce documents that you need to see? >> they are dragging their feet. not only with the judiciary committee, but with deven nunes on the intel committee. if you were the subject of

jackson, he would just pull hiss na name. but then as the day went on, he seemed to want to double down. one of the key problems they have here is that people came to folks on the hill on their own, 20 or so active and retired military folks. so this idea that this is some conspiracy to bring a good man down -- >> or that it's partisan. >> there is another concern too, and this is coming so soon after the rob porter controversy, and that was so mishandled by the white house on so many levels, that there's a new awareness, a new sensitivity to everyone, not just inside the white house, but in congress, terms of people who decide nominations, people who are able to influence this process to say, we're really obligated now. >> it's a key point, because you have republican senators being much more publicly. they call the president impulsive, some of the process mickey mouse, and now it's becoming pub hick. a quick break here. the bromance is up deniable, but will the friendship lead to a new iran deal? don't make a first impressi

the president using hiss preferred method, twitter, to launch an array of attacks on comey. at one point, suggesting that comey should be imprisoned for a different number of acts. press secretary sanders was asked this morning on talk shows, she wouldn't go so far as trump did in one of those tweets. she did say that the department of justice should investigate any wrong doing if they feel that james comey acted inappropriately. i do want to single out a number of the president's tweets, and one of them he writes in part, that comey wrote in part, that he made his decisions based on the fact that he knew that hillary was going to win and that he, comey wanted a job, m slime ball, that tweet is questionable to say the least, when you're talking about the announcement by james comey that hillary clinton's emails were being investigated just a few days away from the 2016 election, something that clinton has acknowledged hurt her chances of winning the presidency. so comey announcing that he announced something politically, might carry something favorably for a job he already h

the fact is that since donald trump announced hiss candidacy on june 2015, nothing has been good in theeen mexico and the united states. >> jorge ramos, thanks very much. >> hearing dozens of news anchor reading the exact same thing across the country. sound familiar, we will take a look at what is behind it next. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through april 2nd. non-drowsy claritin 24 hour relief when allergies occur. day after day, after day. because life should have more wishes and less worries. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine la

director and man hissing to show his dominance, james comey.trump's own admission, comey was fired to stop the russia investigation. so, naturally, everyone wants to particularly messy subject. >> i honestly never thought these words would come out of my mouth, but i don't know whether the current president of the united states was with prostitutes peeing on each other in moscow in 2013. >> stephen: that's a very specific thing not to know. "i honestly don't know if donald trump was strangling jeff sessions in a hot air balloon while wearing a wedding dress." >> jon: what a sentence. >> stephen: well, thank you. now that the pee-pee tape is back in the national conversation, all the same questions are being asked again: "is it true? is there a tape? if i hook a car battery up to my skull, can i just cook these images out of my brain?" ( laughter ) well, people can speculate all they want, but only one man in america went to the ritz carlton in moscow where the alleged-- yet totally believable-- thing happened: me. ( cheers and applause ) so let

. >> since the bay of pigs, jack no longer has full confidence in hiss owned a visors. >> >> the kennedysays like that do things privately through the family jack always used bobby as a secret messengers to his friends and his foes. >> in washington, bobby has gone so far as to hold secret meetings with a russian spy to open a back channel between the president and kruschev. >> it was something cite extraordinary. things like that had probably never gone on before. kennedy had taken risks by having bobby set up this back channel and he was hopeful that the soviets would respond. >> bobby through the russian spy had been led to believe that kruschev was ready to talk about nuclear arms. as it turned out, he wasn't the least bit interested. >> kruschev has only one agenda -- berlin. divided by the russians in the west after world war ii, people are flooding through soviet-controlled easter er beo escape communism. it's a major source of embarrassment for kruschev. >> people are fleeing the eastern part into the west and kruschev wants to stop that flood of refugees. >> in vienna, they went

encouraging to see what he can do for the rest of the season, this was tiger's thought at the end of hissnd. >> for the last couple of years, i have just come here to eat, now to tee up and play in the masters, this is one of the greatest walks in all of golf. i missed it. i missed playing out here. i missed competing against these guys. such a great event and the best event in all of our sport. >> this tournament still has a couple of hours to go. jordan spieth is only two strokes behind pat trick reed. >> good for tiger, he even said six months ago he didn't know he would be here playing, and love that it's a nail biter between spieth and this young texan. so we'll be watching. don riddell, thank you so much. we'll be right back. experience a blend of...and raw power,nship... engineered to take the crown. presenting the all-new lexus ls 500 and ls 500h. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. heyi'm craving somethingkin! we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture... and keep us protected. we've got to have each other's backs

he said the mid terms played no part in hissing this. >> i was able -- in his thinking. >> i am able to do this because we have been able to accomplish what we needed to accomplish. i feel content and confident. >> ryan denied he is leaving because of the difficult relationship with president trump. >> we're very different people. i'm from the upper midwest. not from new york. we are from a different generation. we have different styles. what we learned after we got to know each other. we had a lot of friction in our relationship. what we learned is a common agenda and we want to get it done and we know it will make a difference. that is what we were elected to do. >> paul ryan rose to prominence as a sharp pencil deficit hawk. he touted his role in the tax cuts. he helped pass the tax cuts to balloon the deficit in 2020. ryan's departure is a real blow to republicans who saw him as a stable policy driven leader. the house gop faces a months long battle for leadership as it deals with the upcoming mid terms in november. among the contenders are kevin mccarthy and steve scalise. they

thought he was past his time so what's so magnificent about the west for light olife is likelight of hiss everything he ever was, everything he is at that moment into that speech. it's like he's taking a journey from his past and bringing it into that moment. we could write a book just about that speech and what it meant and how it represented his entire life. >> host: me forget as the years have passed that he wasn't on everyone's favorites list. it was about the way the movement was going and how they were leaving it to he was excoriated by many leaders because this news was i'm going to portray my friend is the man he was. he wouldn't want to be portrayed as a saint bigger than a man. abraham lincoln wasn't to be beloved, and i don't think doctor king would want to be thought of today as this seemed. he had a commitment and fear, loyalty like any man he was a complex person. he was a great person, but he wouldn't want us to think that he was a saint. >> host: bringing it back to james earl ray. given the star power they seem to have wanted it makes them somebody by writing to james ear

alger hiss? >> yes, and whittaker chambers. i'm not exactly clear what they did recently. subsequent to their exposure, whether, you know, a part mccarthyism in a a more boots n the ground manner did the fact of their infiltration change have marshall plan was implemented? >> very interesting question. my previous book, the battle of bretton woods was about the creation of the so-called bretton woods system, the imf, the world bank and fixed exchange rate systems, et cetera, and many of the key actors in that drama, interestingly enough, or soviet agents. under fdr, , fdr was really his own secretary of state, and the state department was very marginalized. and most important areas of foreign-policy that were allowed tot the bureaucracy were foreign economic policies were under treasury. most of, consequential spying activity, in other words, agents of influence within the american government came up through the u.s. treasury. so one thing to note about the marshall. is that truman reestablishes the primacy of the state department, and none of the people, to the best of my

it was because of hiss work on the hillary clinton e-mail investigation they had lost trust and thereforeed to be replaced. shortly after comey was fired president trump went on nbc. >> regardless of recommendation i was going to fire comey. this russia thing with trump and russia is amaid-up story, and excuse. >> the firing of comey and the questions about rush's involvement in the 2016 election lead to an uproar in congress. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein must step in since his boss has recused himself. >> partly for the sake of the image of the justice department, the independence of the investigation as a way to solve the pressure he was getting from congress and to be able to stay as deputy attorney general, rosenstein decided a special counsel needed to be brought in. >> i think rod was looking for somebody of unimpeachable integrity and deep and abiding respect for the law whose judgment really can't be questioned. when you make that list, bob mueller's name has got to be at the top. >> rod rosenstein today took himself out of overseeing the russia investigation, turning th

jeff, it's not just the president but they sent out hiss to be economic adviser a couple minutes ago to basically tell the markets, chill out guys, don't freak out. will that actually work? >> reporter: the administration has spent the past few days trying to trump down fears with the trade department. just in the last hour, it was stated he think it is u.s. could potentially hammer out a deal with beijing. take a look. >> this is not a trade war, there's no war here. all we're trying to do is save and defend american technology, which is crucial to american economic growth. and by the way, global economic growth. >> contrast that with what the president said this morning in a radio interview. that tariffs targeting china could cause pain in the u.s. economy. he said the country would emerge stronger as a result. here's the if the in his own words. >> i'm not saying there won't be a little pain. the market's gone up 40%, 42% so we might lose a little of it. we're going to have a much stronger country when we're finished. that's what i'm all about. we have to do thing other people wou

yes, he was a republican, but he is changing hiss parties to run against smith as a democrat.fter he announced his candidacy and asked him if it was -- painter was clear he would have wanted to wait for any investigation to play out before saying. >> i don't know the facts. i think we should find out the facts, not just when powerful men are accused of sexual harassment and sexual assault, the most famous men, but other men. >> and it is definitely going to be quite a political year in minnesota. this was weactually just one of two democrats on the ballot this year. we'll be back after this very quick break. playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you protected from mayhem... ...like me. mayhem is everywhere. are you in good hands? . >>> time now for "the lid" the panel is back with me. we just talked to charlie dent, republican, soon to be former republican member of congress, talking a little more freely than

the galleries erupted in boos and hisses. according to "the washington post," representative jeannette rankin fled and took a barrage of questions. surrounded on all sides, she called for a capitol police escort back to her office. the post continued "24 years , ago, miss rankin voted against america's entry in the war against germany. then, her hair was black and her blue eyes were young, and she could return for comfort to the others who voted no with her. yesterday, she raised her voice alone." indeed, she truly was alone, as every senator also voted for war. rankin spent the afternoon in her office under police protection. two days later, she faced another war vote on she recorded december 11. herself as present, but refused to vote for or against the war. this time without any allies in congress, rankin faced the harsh criticism alone. newspapers reported her as disgraceful and disloyal. a newspaper in montana called her a fanatical woman who failed to see beyond the confines of her own perspective. rankin did have a few

and the world at large,hiss going to inue to happen. let'be vyill breathes the air that he breaes simply becse putin gives him sanctuary. i don't think put h any issue or interest in assad other than they want to keep that strategic base. so by putting pressure -- air strikes are going to happen, but by putting pressure on putin, perhaps you will see what should happen which is honestly a regime change. it is putin who keeps assad in power. until we lean on the russians, nothing in syria will change. simple as that. >> almost a year to the date the president spoke out after that chemical attack. listen to what the president said then. >> it costrossed a lot of linesr me. when you kill innocent children, innocent babies -- babies, little babies -- with a chemical gas that is so lethal that people were shocked to hear what gas it was that crosses many, many lines. beyond the red line. many, many lines. >> kevin, he's talking about many, many lines. i want to ask you what happened next. i think back on that last attack, the response that y

straightforwardly on the record of a rather remarkable publi servant who kept notes on everything and gives hiss itestimony. th not hearsay. this is what he says. i think it will be given great attention. it's already gottennen great sales. it will become part of the national dialogue much to the consternation of the president. >> yang: david, i've got to ask you, there is so much what has been said about this in the press talking about the personal comments anrsonal observations about the president -- the size of his hands, the complexion, orange-tone hue to his face. does it feel to you that comey is going the president in a way? >> not really. that reads to me like a novelistic detail. one of the things we know about mey is he's a serious reader, a big fan of ronald nabor, as am i, ande wanted to write a back in literary detail that you were there. it passes the smell test. an important moment was his description of h handling of the clinton e-mails. he said my goal consciously was not to let politics influence my decision, but he allows -- and this is him showing vulnerability -- he allows t

so did you waste my money with hiss hearing with diamond & silk yesterday? they weren't victims of facebook. you have to know that. the facts make it clear. why spend taxpayer dollars talking on this issue with these people? >> there are a whole number of reasons why that wasn't a waste of money. one of them is, everybody in there was paid off staff. if we could have been doing something more important, you can make that argument. >> there is nothing more important than talking to diamond & silk about what didn't happen to them on facebook. >> they put out a message yesterday that couldn't get out any other way. >> which is what? >> yes, their member is their facebook and their twitters and the youtubes have been suppressed by algorithms. i know that's true. >> how do you know it's true? facebook says it's not true. i have a whole timeline here that says it's not true. >> of course they would. i have the data that came to me from the gateway pundit. i would like to have had him as a witness yesterday. i thought he had the original information, the most defin

sam nunberg who seems to be used by president trump by hiss own admission. nunberg said the softer side of president trump, whenever anyone complains to me about trump screwing them over, my reflexive response is that they have nothing to complain about if you're not michael. >> we now see that comey has been a minugnon for president trump. he paid top dollar for. which in donald trump world is the biggest insult you can give someone, so basically you're a sucker, that has paid market price. so now we see the president unraveling in real time, you know on saturday and sunday morning, tweeting about this idea of flipping, you cannot flip if you are innocent, right? but we do know that cohen is used to these sort of low levels queens deals of hustling people in different buildings and like small time potatoes. this is now the federal government government. and i think donald trump has been replaying the situation over the year when he has belittled cohen. when the feds knock on the door, they already know what you know, they just want to know are you dumb enou

failures by pushing forward border walls and stricter immigration laws, while liberals are openly defying hiss administration and the federal government. california, of course, is leading the way by fully embracing its sanctuary state status but cracks are starting to show. some california counties and municipalities are pushing back against a state of lawlessness. we will cover all of that later tonight but first, we start with president trump slamming mexico for not doing enough to prevent caravans of asylum seeking migrants from heading towards american southern border. ed henry has the latest. >> the big picture is that president trump is trying to fire up his political base, which propelled him to victory in 2016 in large part because of it the fact that he focused so hard on illegal immigration. it's another issue that could come up obviously in the midterms and fire up conservative voters at a time when republicans have an uphill battle.dt democrats are scoffing about all the president tweets about this caravan. in fact, that caravan is giving the president a lot of grip. it's about 110

. >> she wanted hiss to go away. she has the right. we see a pattern, powerful men. often happens to be the same ones, michael cohen, keith davidson doing the deals. if people can't appreciate the fact that someone who is caught up in that hals the right to hae their voice and someone representative them to get them out of it i have no tolerance for that. that, that its how the system should work. >> well, certainly having an advocate gets you what you want. the thing is hard to see bringing the lawsuit in the first place. ending it this way at this point of maximum leverage. i hear you she is getting what she wants out of this. you are her representative. i would love off to speak to her about this. i realize she was not available tonight. i am talking to you about it. the serious allegation that was raised here i thought was substantive matter in the civil lawsuit, the case that you made that michael cohen and mr. davidson, keith davidson were colluding to create a legal fraud here. do you think they did that in other case sns? >> yes. let me be clear. keith davids

failures by pushing forward border walls and stricter immigration laws, while liberals are openly defying hissnt. california, of course, is leading the way by fully embracing its sanctuary state status but cracks are starting to show. some california counties and municipalities are pushing back against a state of lawlessness. we will cover all of that later tonight but first, we start with president trump slamming mexico for not doing enough to prevent caravans of asylum seeking