let me read for all of us this part of the interview he did with the "huffington post." "the president told me he knows i have his back but he has to try to tighten the ship." she says, what are you going to do next. he says, "i'm now going to go dark, and then i will reemerge as me." what -- bill press, do you speak mooch? do you know what that means? might he have political ambitions? will he go back to business? do we have any idea? >> well, i'd have to say first that if that string of expletives and vulgarity that we heard from him last friday, if that wasn't going dark, i don't know what is. i have no idea. look, this is a total loser. he sold his business. his wife dumped him. he lost his job in the white house. and now the harvard review says he's dead. i don't know where he goes from here. >> right. that was an accident, obviously. right. >> i think the less we hear from mooch, of the mooch or about the mooch, we'd all be better off. >> i don't know. >> i hate to call him a total -- listen, i don't know the man. you know, i hate to call him a total loser. >> it w

organizations like the huffington post were suggesting well you know rome used to remove statues leader would die and they desecrate the statues remove them build new ones remove them build new ones remove them build new ones we'll guess one rome collapsed it's a totally corrupted system at this point. and it's because we have this first amendment that the supreme court have said means that rich people can spend as much money as they want to buy the elections and that's exactly what they're doing. that's the way the news looks from his saturday on calling bright thanks for watching to make and often enough the next update. but you. know melissa another flood plain and one million people died and. killed people even. now no one's income tooling everybody's around it and that's. when you'll make this manufactured consent to the public well. when the ruling closest to protect themselves. the find. me the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. oh. oh oh why. did. i want to spend the whole first half of the show on something the mainstream media won't touch with a ten foot pole whi

"new york times" today angry, unbridled, "the huffington post" "huffington post" saying unhinged, derangedunstable. how does he put that past him, or can he, once he gets back to washington? >> you would expect that from "the huffington post," no doubt about it. the problem for donald trump more broadly. more broadly the tone he had during his speech on presenting the afghanistan plan was a much better tone for donald trump. if his goal is to get things done, to move his agenda forward, that will be much more effective to him then going and ranting and you said the story about charlottesville left out the actual sources of the controversy as he retold the story there. >> eric: we have another speech today, we will we see what kind of tone he has there. >> shannon: u.s. navy leaving after two deadly collisions in the pacific claimed the lives of 17 sailors in less than three months. the navy citing a loss of confidence in his ability to command. live from the pentagon with more. good morning. the navy appears to be moving very quickly in the wake of this deadly collision. >> good morning, s

the huffington post writing, we could watch this sexy ceram cyst play with clay all day every day. >> on this role as a little bit of a sex symbol is a little, it's kind of new for me. it's not something they train you for at the design school. >> reporter: but he says, in the end, it all addto artistry. >> i think today people don't just fall in love with art or ceramics, they fall in love with the people who create these things, and instagram is a good way to show the things that inspire us and make our work a lot more personal. >> quite inspiring. thanks for watching abc news. then as always, we are online at abc news.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. >> today on our show another player will attempt that white-knuckle climb to a million-dollar payday. will they make it? let's find out. it's "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] today's returning contestant was raised in an inner city neighborhood and is here to win today to help pay it forward for her commun

organizations like the huffington post were suggesting will you know rome used to remove statues leader would die and they desecrate the statues remove them build new ones remove them build new ones remove them build new ones we'll guess one rome collapsed it's a totally corrupted system at this point. and it's because we have this first amendment that the supreme courts have said means that rich people can spend as much money as they want to buy the elections and that's exactly what they're doing. i'm kevin now and that's the way the news looks this saturday lunchtime from moscow calling brazier just about half an hour's time you can continue watching us this weekend this is. international. with this manufactured consent to the public will. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flaming. lips and be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. but you. know melissa another flood plain and one million people. killed people even. now when no one's come to a view that is random and that's. thank you. thank. you ed. and you can go both of them on. a you know vehicle b

the huffington post writing, we could watch this sexy ceramicist play with clay all day every day. >>on this role as a little bit of a sex symbol is a little, it's kind of new for me. it's not something they train you for at the design school. >> reporter: but he says in the end it all adds to the artistry. >> i think today people don't just fall in love with art or with ceramics. they fall in love with the people who create these things and instagram is a good way to show the things that inspire us and make our work a lot more personal. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news. >> eric now has 699,000 followers on instagram. >> doesn't hurt that he's attractive as well. >> he's easy on the eyes. >> it's very easy to just get ♪ oh, my love >>> making news in america this morning, new reaction overnight to the trump administration's controversial immigration plan. it's a proposal that's already sparking some heated conversation. >> no, this is an amazing -- this is an amazing moment. this is an amazing moment. >> plus, overnight the president reacts to report that's called the white house

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organizations like the huffington post were suggesting we'll you know rome used to remove statues and they desecrate the statues remove them build new ones remove them build new ones remove them build new ones we'll guess one. lapse it's a totally corrupted system at this point. it's because we have this. supreme court. rich people can spend as much money as they want to buy the elections and that's exactly what they're doing. just a reminder of breaking news from london this. now say they're investigating friday evenings attempt to sort attack. on acts of terrorism and attack drove his car at a police van and a restricted area on friday evening at about time when officers approached he reached for a long sword which was inside the vehicle police say that he then shouted. attempting to stop the policeman three officers sustained minor injuries twenty six year old man previously in police was arrested at the scene. were across developments there if the police say anything else will be right back on that story i'll be here to update you again on a national in about an hour. but . really

organizations like the huffington post were suggesting well you know rome used to remove statues leader would die and they desecrate the statues remove them build new ones remove them build new ones remove them build new ones well guess what. it's a totally corrupted system at this point. and it's because we have this first amendment that the supreme courts have said means that rich people can spend as much money as they want to buy the elections and that's exactly what they're doing. with a lunch time. facebook. much more than we bring you here on take a look at it i'm kevin zero in wishing you a very good day for moscow this saturday review weekends unfolding around the world . but. do chemicals that the advertising. really increase the risk of cancer. known to. lead. by independent scientists. my time as well as the others why is that. doing if you want to learn. is it big business against health. skies are welcome of the crowd as a ripple all look at this this is like there's a group of film you know member that was made on the survey of the film with terry getting shot by like five

organizations like the huffington post were suggesting well you know rome used to remove statues leader would die and they desecrate the statues remove them build new ones remove them build new ones remove them build new ones we'll guess one room collapsed it's a totally corrupted system at this point. and it's because we have this first amendment that the supreme court have said means that rich people can spend as much money as they want to buy the elections and that's exactly what they're doing. that's how the news looks so far they suffer by thanks for watching this is all too international. but you go shoot when you can you want to order you know listen another good morning and one million people die and die. killed people even vaguely. know no one's income tooley can choose a view that is random and that's. hillary would like to erase the past because it's an inconvenient truth that she was a horrible generation and made a lot of mistakes so in an attempt to erase her she wants to erase america's past so she's galvanizing and supporting the last isis of the american political spect

organizations like the huffington post were suggesting well you know rome used to remove statues leader would die and they desecrate the statues remove them build new ones remove them build new ones remove them build new ones well guess what rome collapsed it's a totally corrupted system at this point. and it's because we have this first amendment that the supreme court have said means that rich people can spend as much money as they want to buy the elections and that's exactly what they're doing. find us on facebook of your stories about so you don't call great site was so much more than we've got time to bring you unfortunately a lot of news every thirty minutes check it out if you're not done so lately my name is kevin i would wish you very good morning for most of the some of your weekends unfolding well. but also. to the ship between. now and a fairly strong one there were two thousand. do chemicals that the advertising. really increase the risk of cancer. known to use in the. wrist is true by independent scientists so did the industry. and station for my time as well as the others

organizations like the huffington post were suggesting well you know rome used to remove statues leader would die and they desecrate the statues remove them build new ones remove them build new ones remove them build new ones we'll guess one room collapsed it's a totally corrupted system at this point. and it's because we have this first amendment that the supreme courts have said means that rich people can spend as much money as they want to buy the elections and that's exactly what they're doing. well those are the headlines for this hour i'll be back in about thirty minutes with the latest in the meantime have your say on the day's stories following goes on facebook among. them in the horn dog may not only be tasty but also dead to the oral lation shipped between kids it was suggested no proof and a fairly strong one there were two thousand. of the bald in the study it's a very extensive study done by a well respected scientist. do chemicals that down the advertising. really increase the risk of cancer and i chose a means of known to use damage in the larger test is it a shared skept

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it was all over "the washington post," the los angeles time, the "new york times," the "huffington postpages and pages on the internet. he became the story. and i think that was his intention by bringing the poem he did not know by heart and read off a sheet of paper. it seems like he was prepared to make that statement and i don't know why stephen miller called on him. howie: let me play a sound bite of acosta talking about the encounter afterward on cnn. >> i was just essentially trying to test stephen miller on a couple of those points. i think what you saw unfold in the briefing room that he couldn't take that kind of heat and exploded before our eyes. howie: he says stephen miller exploded. there is a history here which some of our viewers may know of jim acosta getting in with president trump and criticizing sean spicer. i have to conclude this is what cnn wants him to do because he's a front-line white house correspondent. amy: they wanted him to go in there and create those showboat moments. it served a function for the viewing public to find out how little this reporter does kn

when you saw these modelers, whether huffington post for the new york times, arguing based on that aggregation of polls have the 95% chance to win the election, i think that was ridiculous. we need to get out of this business of have a confident adeling based on polls where lot of voters are undecided. host: you did write a piece in september 2016 that is titled "how trump could win the white house while losing the popular vote." not everybody was wrong. on our democratic line, joseph is calling from minneapolis. caller: i was wondering about the demographics around the state that went ahead with gay marriage. i'm wondering if there were swings in that state? what were the voter turnouts before and after that? in minnesota, it was reported that upwards of $2 million were marriage,romote gay more people were trying to maintain traditional marriage and it was said that they came out with these signs for gay the streets,barded and left them confused about what your boat was -- vote was. host: i want to get david a chance to talk. guest: it did not really. i would argue the supreme court did repub

organizations like the huffington post were suggesting well you know rome used to remove statues leader would die and they desecrate the statues remove them build new ones remove them build new ones remove them build new ones we'll guess one room collapsed it's a totally corrupted system at this point. and it's because we have this first amendment that the supreme courts have said means that rich people can spend as much money as they want to buy the elections and that's exactly what they're doing. new in the european federation of journalists is condemned authorities in the stonier country has refused to grant visas to three russian correspondents who were supposed to cover a summited tallinn let's cross live to our correspondent daniel hawkins for more down what's going on here there what's the background to this. all kevin this is the latest the route to rock the world of journalism it all stems from a refusal of accreditation as you said september will see a meeting of the heads of the foreign ministers of the twenty eight the e.u. member states in tallinn that's the capital of a st

organizations like the huffington post were suggesting will you know rome used to remove statues leader would die and they desecrate the statues remove them build new ones remove them build new ones remove them build new ones we'll guess one room collapsed it's a totally corrupted system at this point. and it's because we have this first amendment that the supreme courts have said means that rich people can spend as much money as they want to buy the elections and that's exactly what they're doing. violent protests the g. twenty summit and how. the german government's now taken action against the troublemakers is bad a website belonging to a group of radical leftists that called for violence against police and politicians or your correspondent peter all of the reports. last month's g twenty and how violent unexpected and ferocious scale for the times seemed to catch german security services by surprise. that. far as i can tell and i'm from. i've never seen. the autopsy and why those violent scenes were able to happen so the interior minister here in germany decided to close the website

organizations like the huffington post were suggesting well you know rome used to remove statues reader would die and they desecrate the statues remove them build new ones remove them build new ones remove them build new ones well guess what rome collapsed it's a totally corrupted system at this point. and it's because we have this first amendment that the supreme courts have said means that rich people can spend as much money as they want to buy the elections and that's exactly what they're doing. before he makes a british companies under fire for refusing to stop producing a toxic chemical that's been linked to premature death and brain damage the risks were well known even as far back in fact as the one nine hundred twenty s. but all that said it didn't stop all corporations from adding this substance to fuel. at the beginning of the one nine hundred twenty s. the leading american all in automobile industry added lead to gasoline to obtain a more efficient fuel at that time that was already. promptly to the new system especially children but hundreds of thousands of tons of lead were

conservative in los angeles we have ha goodman he is a columnist and journalist published in the huffington post so long the hill and other publications and in orlando we have alex newman he is an international journalist for various conservative publications all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate philip let me go to you first in washington you came out with the excellent article in the american conservative the strange case of on run one. this is a huge story and you thoroughly go through it promote we know now but you wouldn't know that if you were watching c.n.n. or m.s.n. b.c. and you know fox is not really delve too much into it but it's a fascinating story and potentially explosive go ahead in washington yeah absolutely this this this story could be huge basically because it can involve espionage it can develop involve the theft of classified information it can involve procedures being carried out by congress in terms of how it hires people at how it manages them there are so many stories here it's absolutely incred

conservative in los angeles we have ha goodman he is a columnist and journalist published in the huffington post so long the hill and other publications and in orlando we have alex newman he is an international journalist for various conservative publications all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate philip let me go to you first in washington you came out with the excellent article in the american conservative the strange case of one. this is a huge.

organizations like the huffington post were there suggesting well you know rome used to remove statues leader would die and they desecrate the statues remove them build new ones remove them build new ones remove them build new ones we'll guess one rome collapsed it's a totally corrupted system at this point. and it's because we have this first amendment that the supreme court have said means that rich people can spend as much money as they want to buy the elections and that's exactly what they're doing. coming up a lot including rights groups accuse the u.k. of using aid to prevent refugees fleeing from war from the war zone in libya just one of the stories ahead. most people think just stand out in this is this you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand this is just the dance the right questions. the right answer. the. question. again rights groups are accusing the u.k. of using aid to libya as a means of preventing refugees from leaving out war torn country now libya has been spending a large amount of m