ivanka trump. and viceen ivanka president and mrs. pence, what a privilege to be with you. how great are our military families? [applause] lt gen mcmaster: and you know why they are great? because your moms and dads are heroes. they protect us. they protect us at a time that is critical for our nation, and all civilized peoples. they protect us on these modern -day frontiers between barbarism and civilization. and they are courageous, aren't they, your moms and dads, soldiers, sailmen, marines, coast guard. and we call them to sacrifice sometimes to protect us. but guess what, it is also rewarding and fun. you know why? because they are part of teams that grow together like a family . like a family where the man or woman next to you is willing to give everything for you. you knowteams that take great pn protecting our nation and protecting all civilized people. who else is the greatest besides soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, coast guard, and families? how about their spouses? how about their husbands and wives, whose support they need to be able to serve their country?

trump in this administration than not to have ivanka trump in this administration from the perspectivepeople who care about women and families in this country. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> it did make me hungry for a milk shake. strawberry milk shake. >> strawberry milk shack of inspirational quotes. sound pretty good. >> in the next half-hour, reaction to the big announcement from buck see how prince philip left people laughing when asked about his retirement. >> first, the guardians are back. see what we are hearing this morning about a possible volume 3. >> again? >> yep, that's next. >> i thought they had two. ♪ hooked on a feeling ♪ i'm high on believing ♪ >> get the walkman and the mixed tapes ready. because this weekend, the guardians are back. >> get that. eight track baby. told you what the critics are saying about guardians of the galaxy volume two. now abc's nick watt tells us what the stars are saying. >> reporter: the first guardians of the galaxy cam out in 2014. many saw it as a risk. >> people were like. >> why guardians. >> ironman, get it. spiderman, we g

[applause] ivanka: friday is military spouse day. courage andof the strength of our military spouses. when a service member is away, military spouses assume increased responsibilities at home, and their commitment and dedication is just as critical service to our country. today, we must also think about the military families who have lost loved ones in service to our nation. this administration, my family, and all americans you and our hearts and prayers always. sacrifices, and we will never forget your incredible burden. youach and every one of gathered today, i want to say thank you. this you for serving nation, whether in uniform or in support of those who wear it. i know i speak on the half of my father when i say that our nation will never fail to be inspired by your example. we will never tire of saying thank you. and for all the children here today, we hope to get to know each and every one of you over or two.cream sundae i believe the general is up next. thank you all for being here. [applause] general mcmaster: that is the t

ivanka trump did not have that.n the trump family brand and trump family name, even her own company is interesting in terms of what we're talking about as well. it was sort of adjacent to the trump organization. >> she used their payroll and internal resources. she essentially set herself up as a part of the trump organization. in what is supposedly an independent business environment. i struggle with this because i'm not a biography driven political analyst. i don't believe you can look into anybody's eyes or look into their biography or parents and divine whether or not they're good for the country or not. i tend to believe you have to judge people by their actions, not who they are. with her, she has no overt actions. with jared kushner he has no overt actions other than what they have done in the business world. what ivanka trump has done in the business world she's this champion of women's rights, she wasn't marketing these things and the only thing she's done is run a sub sid air aye of her dad's organization.

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[applause] ivanka: friday's military spouses day. i am in all the courage and the strength of our mayor terry -- military spouses. when a service member is away, military houses assumed to minister increased responsibilities at home, and a commitment and dedication is just as critical a service to our country. today we must think about the military families who have lost loved ones in service to our nation. this administration, my family, and all americans keep you in our hearts and our prayers always. we remember your sacrifices and we will never forget your incredible burden. to each and every one of you gather today, i want to say thank you. thank you for serving this nation weather in uniform or support of those who wear it. i know i speak on behalf of my father when i say that our nation will never fail to be inspired by your example. he will never tire of saying thank you. and for all the children here arabella, joseph, theodore, and i, hope to get to know each and every one of you over and ice-cream sundae or two.

i think ivanka has built a very successful business.een working with women to talk about empowerment and education for quite some time. it's a passion of hers. and i think for her to bring both her business acumen and success, her passion for women, empowerment and education -- >> karine, is that something -- you worked in the white house. is that something you need a white house job to do? couldn't she just do that as first daughter? >> yes, she could easily do it as first daughter. she's not doing it anyway so why do you have to go into the white house. look, we're not stupid. the white house seems to think that we're just a bunch of dummies out here, that we can't call out the real things that we see. and you know, at the end of the day we have to hold her accountab accountable when she's not. i think it's good that we continue to talk about it. >> lisa, i have to come back to this issue of the emoluments clause which is a recurring theme in this presidency. ivanka trump not only promoting her book but also there was a piece about th

. >> sure, it was a beautiful $100 million gift to ivanka's charity.is was hillary clinton we would be having a different conversation. judge jeanine: wait a minute. let me ask you something. why did they stop giving money to hillary clinton's charity because they don't want to play because there is no pay? lawrence, last word. >> well, all i have to say is that we see a new commander-in-chief taking command. judge jeanine: thank you, gentlemen. i'm joined by a fashion expert next as we take a look into the first lady's fashion. "justice" is back in a moment. new bike? yeah, 'cause i got allstate. if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one. so, kinda like your second husband. kinda. it's good to be in (good hands). just turn on cars.coms on tprice dropswant? and get real-time notifications that could help save you money. use cars.com and save. judge jeanine: chris nawnt last block suggested $100 million went from saudi arabia to ivanka trump's charity. that's absolutely incorrect. that a $100 million from the saudis is going into

after the private meeting that was only the pope and the president they had an expanded meeting, ivanka was there, melania, hr mcmaster, the national security advisor and a few other aides as well got a chance to meet the pope and talk to each other. the whole thing lasted 45 minutes or so. gifts were exchanged, the pope gave the president a medallion, to give to world leaders as well as three of his and cyclicals and the president because the pope during his 2015 address to congress had mentioned the march to selma, 50th anniversary of that in 1965, gave him a first edition of martin luther king writing that a sculpture by jeffrey smith, an artist from stuart, florida. after the meeting with the pope the president went to meet with the secretary of state and had a tour of the vatican. he should be leaving in the next few minutes meeting with the president of italy and the prime minister who was at the white house not long ago. they will meet in brussels when he attends the nato leaders summit. italy doesn't exactly match its commitment of 2% of its gdp, it is more like 97%. the preside

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trump abu ivanka, which is father of ivan ka. this is a nod to how popular she is there. >> thanks to both of you. appreciate it. >>> i also want to bring in cnn's nic robertson. he's our international diplomatic editor. so nic, perhaps you can expound a bit more on exactly what happened, why is it that ivanka trump stepped in for the expectation of donald trump's message to this younger audience? >> you know, through the whole afternoon here, fred, the events have been running later and later and ultimately well over an hour late. by the time president trump got to the opening of the counterterrorism center, which is a big deal for the saudis, sort of an explanation with a sound and light show and demonstration of how it would work, and all the big tv screens explaining how they were going to track this type of use on social media and how they could differentiate who was pro isis and who was antiisis from social media, that all seemed to run on and take much longer than anticipated. and the king was at that event and the preside

new reporting tonight on ivanka trump. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. day 103 for the trump administration, and the story is back on russia. tomorrow fbi director james comey will face questions from the senate judiciary committee in an open hearing. the hearing meant to be a general review of the fbi, but it is quite likely some questions about russia will come up. comey is also on the hill again on thursday, this time with the national security agency director mike rogers. they will face questions together directly related to russia from the house intel committee. notably, it will be the first high-profile action for that committee since chairman devin nunes stepped aside from the investigation. we will see none of that, however. that hearing will be behind closed doors. also today, the associated press shed more light on what we're likely to hear from sally yates when she faces questions on the hill next week. the report says yates will recount in detail h

ivanka trump take her first trip as a white house official. why are the media pundits beating up on the first daughter? this is "mediabuzz." the debate over the president's first 100 days reaching if fever pitch. i went to the wise house and sat down with sean spicer. you challenged the media obsession with the first 100 days. but you and your campaign pushed the message out,n why pin it on the press. sean: they are telling us they are doing a story with the first 100 days, and we recognize the volume of incoming, made sure we did things like put together a web page that lists out all the things the president has done whether it's national security, keeping the country safe offend off radical islamic threats or the bored or -- or the border. howie: the president has a lot of accomplishments. sean rrp thank you. howie: and putting neil gorsuch on the court and regulations rollback. sean: neil gorsuch is the first president since 18819 to confirm in a hostile way -- what does the "washington post" do? they said yes, but. but at the same time you

the king shaking the hand of ivanka trump and. >> here was the moment shaking hands for the first time. one thing that struck me was the amount of cameras saudi state television set up, they were taking multiple shots, crane shots. i don't know if it means much to you but in the tv world that is a lot of production and even some shots that failed and they cut away to graphics because the saudi government had premade graphics showing the president, the saudi king side by side. the american flag fluttering in the wind. the amount of production that went into this trip, they knew all eyes were on us and the respect shown the united states was pretty remarkable. >> in the middle east it is you earn respect by being strong. saudi arabia seeing their ally back, whether his commitment to standing by our allies, saudi arabia feels like america's back has been turned to them as president obama signed a deal with the iranians. there's a reason these cameras are there, they want the world to see these handshakes and realize america is back on the stage. >> you mentioned these handshakes, seems li

and ivanka trump will also be taking her own meetings. when it comes to the meetings that ivanka trump is having, tell us a little bit more about them, and the significance. >> reporter: well, it points to one of the areas where the vatican works closely with the united states and has been doing so for years. that is on the issue of combatting human trafficking throughout the world. and it seems that ivanka trump is will you now also going to be an advocate for that issue. and the vatican does that through one of their groups called the community of santo judeio. the community of sando jude owe has been nominated and on the list for the nobel peace price prize. they do great works throughout the world. it is one area where you see the u.s. and the vatican corate operating, on outreach, charity, humanitarian work through the vatican's various hospital systems and education systems in africa and asia. human trafficking is one of those top issues for the vatican where they work very closely with the united states. in those meetings with the

ivanka trump: no, i think we represent 50% of the population. there is no one-size-fits-all when you sick about women in the workplace, or women as job creators. and then you have the cultural overlay, which differs from country to country and region to region. within countries, there are enormous problems. i feel fortunate in america that those problems are less than in other areas of the world. we think about gender inequality, but we still have a formidable problems in our own right. when you think about the fact that 30% of u.s. privately owned businesses are women businesses. that leaves tremendous potential for growth and engagement. of that 30%, only 16% of those businesses have employees feel the owner. k about thein potential of and have, both to expand entrepreneurs and to become more robust employers within the economy, it is incredibly exciting. there is a lot of wood to chop, and we're not there yet. i think one of the interesting things is the problems are identifiable. we know what they look like they are the same across the globe

it's notable that both kushner and ivanka trump are now back here in washington, d.c. after traveling overseas on the first several legs of this foreign trip with ivanka trump's father, the president. specifically what we know here that's important to sort of distinguish this, the officials said that kushner is basically in a different category than those former aides to the president, the former national security adviser mike flynn as well as the former campaign chairman paul manafort. they are formally considered subjects of the investigation. the records of both manafort and flynn have been demanded by grand jury subpoenas at this point. we do not have any information that indicates that any records have been asked for or provided by jared kushner in this investigation. what's also unclear is precisely what about kushner's activities, his relationship, interactions with russian officials may be that he is the individual that has in the past been reported as being under scrutiny. it now goes -- the bottom line is this now goes not just to the trump campaign, but it g

evan kra tru ivanka trump not wearing a head scarf. at the same time, this is a president who has really defied conventional wisdom in the past and he'll do it here i assume on this foreign trip. martin it's interesting to watch how the president conducts himself on the first foreign trip. as you heard from ryan nobles he has so many controversies swirling around him in washington and no escaping those controversies when you get on the road. >> all right, cnn's jim acosta, thanks very much. very good to fill in the color for us there and give us a clearer understanding of who is doing what and when. >>> joining us now to talk further about this as we continue to watch these images and we will continue to show them to you as we discuss matters that may be domestic as well, joey jackson is part of the cnn legal team, analyst and criminal defense attorney, paris dennard, and alex pappas, "washington examiner" and breaking news editor. let's tart first with president jump in saudi arabia right now. i imagine that he is not only hoping to r

it has come up against a family relationship which is jared and ivanka. >> host: gotcha. mr. kirk i wish we could continue to. we have to end it here. michael kirk, documentaryho filmmaker, "bannon's war." see on pbs's front line. mr. kirk, thank you for the time. pest guest you're more than welcome. >> "washington journal live every day with issues that impact you. wednesday morning "the hill"'s katie williams discusses house and senate investigation into russian interference in the 2016 campaign. tea party patriots cofounder jenny beth martin discusses president trump's 2018 budget. california congressman ted liu weighs in on the president's 2018 budget. watch c-span's "washington journal, live 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> sunday on "q&a" -- >> i had a friend who was vaporized along with a six-man security team that i had built together and sent to the airport. it took three weeks to separate them all. it is, war is not a game. it is not a funny thing. >> former counterterrorism and intelligence officer, malcolm nance on his career, the most recen

where's ivanka?e will see are either strangers or people whose loyalty he doesn't fully trust. every president goes through that moment, is generally linked in the second term when the president looks around the staff table and says, who are these guys? for donald trump, it could come in the first summer of his presidency. >> the question i asked walter isaacson, you've covered, what, ten presidential elections? >> and walter isaacson was my editor at "time." >> it all goes back to that. how unprecedented is this? have you run out of ways? >> there are no ways to possibly compare this to anything. i keep coming back to dorothy parker's description of warren harding, another scandal-prone president, who said ultimately he's just a slob. >> yeah. >> and there is a quality of slovenliness to this entire administration from donald trump on down. but the difference is in the 1920s, america was not a nuclear power. the president didn't have to worry about what was happening on the korean peninsula. now we'

ivanka is only 35. her bran has done well following this election and she has profited off of it as far as the brand name recognition globally. she is thinking not only of her father's legacy but her own. eight years down the road what does it mean to be a trump? and does she turn to politics herself. >> thank you both for participating in our discussion tonight. rachel abram of the "new york times" and beiana gold reego of this very table. >>> coming up, hillary clinton takes responsibility while sharing responsibility, notably, for her loss to donald trump. the author of the best selling new book on the clinton campaign joins us as "the 11th hour" marches on. there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation, in case i decide to go from kid-friendly to kid-free. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your vacation is very important. that's why booking.

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ivanka writes during extremely high capacity times i worked, i was with my family.h else. honestly, i wasn't treating myself to a massage. i wish i could have woken early to meditate for 20 minutes. >> do do you see a problem in a paragraph like thattor to? >> in a 210 page book we can pick something out and say it's not favorite. meditation has nothing to do with affluence. it's actually tied to a lack of affluence. we've read about nannies and stuff like that. but to be criticized for having help is so wrongs. honestly, if you're at work somebody has to watch your children. as a working mom myself i know you're never in the position to do everything for everyone. moms already feel the gift. let's not double down and jump it on ivanka trump. >> there wasn't a time for massage. they were working all the time. that shows the double standard she kind of has in her position in the campaign, her position in the government. let alone take away the expensiveness of a massage. most people don't have the money, much less the time. the campaign staffers i know, they barely h

his daughter, ivanka became emotional there. she of course converted to judai judaism. so we have seen much of the first family, of ivanka trump, and jared, of course, one of the president's closest advisers and one of the people who really mapped out and engineered this trip both in terms of the mechanics and the politics and policies. and then first lady melania who has been by the president's side. but who will also have her own events. she of course today was with president trump, she is wearing a veil, as is daughter ivanka, that is tradition for women who are first meeting the pope. we're really seeing the first family on display in a way we don't typically get to see it in washington. and that has made this trip remarkable as well. just to underscore the point, jared kushner as come out as a top adviser to the president but really slowly taking on a more public role in this white house. so some of the optics that we're watching as we monitor this extraordinary morning, francis. >> optics are interesting, even leading up to this meeting, and reading on politico, a

at the same time, we have video of the white house of ivanka trump holding down the fort.a bipartisan group of lawmakers talking about how to combat human trafficking, this will be a big topic on capitol hill next week. so that is happening at the very same time. at the very same time, we're keeping an eye on both these things, let me bring in chris l lizza, i find this kind of optics fascinating, we have president trump at the coast guard commencement and ivanka trump meeting with senators in the white house. >> what they tried to do at that press conference earlier today on capitol hill, which is to say, look, we're doing a lot of other things that have nothing to do with what donald trump is tweelt tweetingor saying or what james comey is alleging in a memo. they want the american people to know they're working for them. the trafficking issue is what ivanka trump has been working on since before coming to the white house. and this is all getting overwhelmed, including what trump's speech at the coast guard academy in my home state will get overwhelmed, in the same way t

the first lady is not around and ivanka trump is now playing that kind of role, filling infor playingnt and part of a battle or whether she is just part of the same white house. the trick is trick is there is no hidden agenda for her, she will be a reassuring voice for him. yes and i was struck by something she said, i miss daughter, i known him his entire life antitrust me, i do not have a hidden agenda, i'm not looking to help myself. and that makes a huge difference in politics because your suspicions of most of the people around you. and if it comes to fight and there are outside advisers and ivanka trump, she is still going to be there at the end of the fight. how long before they start talking about her as a future president! the first day in a newjob is pretty daunting for most of us. but britain's former chancellor of the exchequer george osborne tweeted that he was ‘excited' to be starting his new role as editor of the london newspaper the evening standard today. mr osborne announced in march he'd be swapping the world of politics forjournalism — an announcement that drew cri

neither did ivanka, something mr. trump criticized michelle obama for not doing in 2015.nd was personally welcomed by saudi's king salman. the two most prominent women in president trump's life also sat behind him as he delivered an address to leaders of more than 50 muslim countries saying he hoped for a bright future. >> when young muslim men and women have a chance to build new prosperity for themselves, it has to be done and we have to let them do it. >> the u.s. state department says there is still pervasive gender discrimination in that kingdom. gayle? >> they say women are not driving there. >>> princess diana was just 20 years old when she married prince charles. she captured hearts of people all over the people. this summer marks 20th anniversary of her death. tonight cbs will air her life, death, and legacy of what became known as america's princess. this is a preview. >>> the world thought they knew her. 20 years later we finally learn who she really was. her name was diana, and world fell in love with her, but her fairy-tale life also had heartache. as you kno

jared kushner and ivanka trump are not here. they left this trip earlier this week. yesterday after they met with the pope in rome. the white house told us at the time that kushner and ivanka trump left this trip because it was previously scheduled for them to do so. obviously that's going to be a question now in light of the fact that this is now coming up as a major story. and just to bounce off of what evan and pam were just saying, this is obviously very big news for this white house in that it brings the investigation not only inside the white house, but inside the trump family. and we should point out, anderson, when i reached out to the white house for a statement, i received one within seconds. that is notable not just because a white house should be responding to something like that in seconds, but we understand from talking to white house officials that they are ramping up their war room rapid response operations inside the west wing so they can respond to these inquiries, respond to these questions that are going to be coming out of the mueller special cou

it had been reported possibly only jared, ivanka, maybe reince were privy.as we learn more about this, jared being under fbi investigation, it begs the question did the comey firing have any ties to this. interesting. we're going to take a quick break -- we're going to stay on this. we are going to stay on this. ken, i want to bring you back in. obviously we're just breaking this now. is this a surprise to you? obviously we've heard this sort of swirling about. is this a surprise? >> well, we haven't confirmed that, but with our own reporting. however, i will say that the washington post reported last week that a current top advisor to trump was the subject of some fbi scrutiny. there was certainly a lot of speculation about who that was. i think certain people certainly looked at and there was a feeling it could be kushner. kushner did, in fact, meet with the russian ambassador sergey kislyak. that was something not revealed at the time, but something house and senate investigators wanted to ask him about. and then as you mention, stephanie, kushner had a f

. >> except kushner and his wife ivanka to keep their heads down. both are laying low focusing on their work unfazed by the scrutiny. the administration claims ivanka trump is not involved with this war room we're hearing about even though she was seen at the white house with the president's personal attorney. they certainly have a long personal history. >> cnn learned that jared and ivanka will continue to evaluate if they continue to real estate main in washington, d.c. >> let's talk politics with a new guest on the program, the deputy of the online standard. great to have you on the show. >> thanks. good to see you too. >> let's put a ribbon and bow on this jared kushner story. if you want to give him the benefit of the doubt, the unappointed son-in-law adviser to the president who wants a back channel communication with our greatest adversary on the planet who just interfered with our election. is i reasonable to say that they wanted private communications regarding syrian strategy? >> you can get one claim from the person who is a person of int

. >> for the time being, expect kushner and his wife, ivanka, to keep their heads down. administration officials tell cnn both are laying low and focusing on their work, unfazed by all the scrutiny. the administration claims ivanka trump is not involved with the war room currently being established, even though she was seen at the white house with the president's personal attorney, mark kassewitz. >> cnn also learning jared and ivanka have told friends they will continue to evaluate whether they plan to remain in washington, d.c., something they discussed before the news broke about kushner's request for this private back-channel communication to moscow. >> we're told they're going to re-evaluate, you know, how long they're staying in d.c., maybe every six months, maybe not exactly every six months, but you know, their future in d.c. is something they're evaluating out the time. >> understandable, given the spotlight they are under constantly. >> but people close to her say she wants to shepherd through this paid family leave that made it into the president's budget that

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there is ivanka trump, she is also on this. if this is a rare opportunity we don't normally see, where you have the president and his family entering the vatican. his daughter, namely. >> leland: jared kushner on the left as well. he has been omnipresent throughout this whole trip, we saw ivanka standing for the president at the conference in saudi arabia, we said jared kushner with the president. we saw them both with the president throughout their meetings in israel. this is vatican television giving us a tour of some of the various sites within the vatican that they are looking at. what are we looking at right now? >> these are the paintings within these rooms at the apostolic palace, it is magnificent, it is overwhelming. they are religious themes of christian history, themes of the bible and they are trying to convey to people who come in there that this is a sacred precinct in which you are entering a house of god and reminded of god's action in history. the beauty of the vatican is meant to inspire people. this is a case

kellyanne conway telling people to go on-line and buy ivanka trump apparel.'ve talked about. the yaz zer ba john development written in the new yorker which ivanka trump had a close tie and may be connected to a problematic family in iran. >> within 24 hours of ivanka trump appearing on "60 minutes" her own pr effort at her company, was hawking her bracelet for multithousands of dollars. it's story after story. >> lying, hypocrisy, greed, order of the day. i want to be very clear here it's insidious. as i.c.e. is going through its sweeps and implementing the immigration policies of the trump administration, he signs the law allowing people to buy, right, visas. right. the ugliness of the law and then simply the greed that's evidenced here. it just seems to me, again, just the latest example in a number of examples of conflicts. >> we're talking china. i want to talk russia for a moment. just yesterday, golf writer james dodson said that in an interview he did with eric trump back in 2014 eric trump clearly said that russian banks had funded some of the golf p

let me begin with jared kushner, nobody closer to the president, he and his wife, ivanka trump. said to be at the center of the investigation, without any question or anybody suggesting-- or knowing he has in any way done something. his lawyers have said he will come forward and explain everything about the meetings he's had with russians. but this is a critical point for someone so close to the president to be so central to an investigation. >> perfectly put, charlie. and just to set the scene here. over the months we've called jared kushner the supreme court, because he's the last word. you talk to people both inside the west wing, c.e.o.s that come in there, and we say, "if you want to sell an idea to the president, if you want to quns the president of something, who do you talk to?" and universally, they say jared kushner, who is very gifted at moving the president in a particular way. so now, to have the f.b.i. interested in him as part of this russia investigation, now, charlie, as you suggested accurately in your top, he's not a subject. he's not a target. like, whatever

at factories making ivanka trump shoes have been paid the equiv lint of $1 an hour.with china labor watch sent their findings to miss trump. for the record her company says they are committed to working only with suppliers and factories that meet international labor standards. enforcing that across international lines can be challenging for any company, and tonight we have another chapter in the story of the chinese labor activists who have been carrying out that investigation. according to the director of their non-profit, three of those investigators, including the two that you see here, went missing over the weekend. the wife of one of the men says she got a call today from local police telling her that her husband had been detained on suspicion of illegal eavesdropping. at that point he'd been missing since saturday. "the new york times" says the three could be held for days or weeks before they're formally arrested. the non-profit in this case, china labor watch, has probed conditions for workers across china, including workers at big name companies. the group's

watch this one.ha >> a lot of us thought ivanka is going to be our saving grace.bleep] nukt finland or something and she will walk into the bedroom and... "daddy." "daddy." [laughter] >> sean: did anyone on late-night television do that when barack obama was president? the only latest example of a liberal host crossing the line and attacking the family and the president himself. all too common. there's a brand-new study from george mason university. president trump was the target of 1,060 jokes from late-night comics. president obama and clinton did not face nearly as many jokes. not at that number. geraldo rivera and monica crowley. think for a second. one of the things i've always said about president obama is his kids seem pretty cool. they seem like good kids. the only thing michelle obama came under fire for on this show was when shety said "this is the first time i am proud of my country." this is the most despicable thing. why does this double standard exist for this president, his p daughter, and a 10-year-old son and wife? >> bill maher is so way out ther

melania and ivanka will not go there with president trump. melania will go see the baby jesus hospital, which is a famous pediatric hospital just around the corner. managed by the holy see. she's expected to be there in about an hour. at the same time ivanka is expected to go to the community of santo giglio. that is a lay catholic community that is linked to e holy see. the pope is a big fan of this community. they offer charitable services to -- they have several charitable projects but the most popular right now is the humanitarian corridors that they offer to selected migrants that are camping out in place like leban lebanon, beirut, mainly syrian refugees. what they do primarily is they select families who are in particular need to get out of that camp and find a new life. it's not just christians. they also select muslim families. and what they do, they offer them safe passage into europe, into italy. they put them on a plane, take them here, and offer them a hou house, italian lessons and perhaps they help them find a job and integrate

that's an ivanka trump stamp on it.t's money for six weeks of leave after they have a baby or adopt a baby. so that is definitely not a traditional republican thing, but it is the influence of the ivanka and jared kushner wing of the white house. >> shepard: they talk about cutting this money. it's entitlement programs that cost the money. those are the fixed payments. it's like i have to pay my house payment and my car and electric and cable and then i have what is left over. the entitledments are those things. they're a big chunk and hardly touch it. >> entitlements are a ton of money. you're right. and president trump promised on the campaign trail he would not touch it. he stuck to that promise. but that's where you're seeing push back. you were mentioned that mulvaney testifying before congress this morning. that was a big moment of the push back from mark sanford. from south carolina, very conservati conservative. he said 3% goal is alive. this is a goldilocks budget if you're not going to touch entitlement. >> sh

he will probably spend more time with his personal lawyer than with ivanka or his children. author, walter shap ear audio is with us here in the studio. he is a long time journalist. worked for years at u.s.a. today, these years a columnist for with call. so, tell us about this. why are you convinced his life will come to a screeching halt? and what about his life has reached out to you? >> what about -- first of all, what i'm really extrapolaing from is the experience that people had in the carter -- the clinton administration during whitewater and to come extent the bush administration during the vallerie plane investigation. that even just being ensnared in an fbi investigation, bag person of interest, being asked to assist the authorities in their inquiries means that you are constantly worried that a false statement to the fbi is a felony, a statement before the congress and jared kushner has volunteered to testify under oath could be a felony. and even if you have not done anything hitter to that's illegal, in the whole process, you run the risk of legal jeopardy. and

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vamos a ver si ahora ivanka decide no trabajar con ellos. javier: saldrÁ el sol y sabremos.rista se llevÓ a cabo en un camión cargado de explosivos. causÓ una enorme explosiÓn. hasta el momento ningÚn grupo se ha atribuido el ataque. javier: se indico que un suicida habÍa perpetrado este ataque, se ha confirmado la muerte de un conductor de la cadena bbc, ademÁs de diferentes periodistas que se encuentran heridos de la misma cadena. la embajada de francia y alemania sufrieron importantes daÑos. todo esto se da en una fecha bastante especial porque el 27 de mayo empezÓ el ramadÁn en el mundo musulmÁn. carolina: desafortunadamente esto ocurre en este Último mes, jean ocurrido dos ataques, sin embargo isis asumiÓ la responsabilidad de ellos. el presidente trump estarÍa expuesto a revertir los esfuerzos de su predecesor barack obama en materia de lucha contra el cambio climÁtico. javier: el presente se prepara para tirar a estados unidos del acuerdo de parÍs. es un convenio establecido en el aÑo 2015 que tiene como objeto reducir las emisiones de gases. carolina: para hablar de