en la casa de enfrente se hospeda ivanka y su familia.e donald trump comprÓ en 2002 por $35,000,000. alguna vez dijo que quisiera que lo enterraran ahÍ. sandra dice que pronto entendiÓ que estaba frente a patrones compulsivos frente al limpieza. >> a melania le gusta que todo sea limpio, sin manchas. >> Él detesta el polvo, las moscas. todo debe estar limpio. toca los cuadros. reportera: donald trump sufre fobia a los gÉrmenes. en un lugar rural, difÍcilmente se podÍa controlar las moscas. >> Él se molestaba muchÍsimo porque estaba cenando y las moscas venÍan y Él detesta las moscas. se ponÍan muchos pegotines para moscas. reportero: esto era un problema menor frente a una labor que se convirtiÓ en algo peor. >> los cuellos de las camisas siempre quedaban con maquillaje. yo las lavaba. le ponÍa líquido, le ponÍa de todo. en muchas ocasiones melania nos enviaba lÍquidos especiales para quitar el maquillaje de los cuellos. reportero: donald trump le reclamaba porquÉ encontraba rastro del maquillaje sus camisetas. >> Él se enojaba mucho. loc

including that of ivanka and the businesses and jared's businesses. that is a slightly different path than all of the focus on russia. i think robert mueller found quite a lot of things that were extraneous to whether or not there was coordination of obstruction of justice and he's farmed some of the witness testimony that he was presented out to places like the southern district of new york. but congress is aware, and i think they real flied to methodically go and look and follow, like watergate, follow the money. >> vicky, before you go, i want to ask you about the story of liberal versus libertarian. can you tell us about that. >> so this is a story back when ivanka was a newlywed living in new york. she and jared used to hold dinner parties and all sorts of celebrities were there. she got into an intense dispute with a guest in which she maintains liberal and libertarian meant the same thing. when the guest was a little older and perhaps wiser said, why don't we get a dictionary. she said no, no, i will take that under advisement. the point is it

gerardo reyes, de univisión ivanka: [habla inglés] gerardo: ivanka trump, la hija del presidente, hapero dicen que no recuerdan haber visto esa actitud de solidaridad de la hija del presidente. por el contrario, de la familia trump, según ellas, es la más engreída e indiferente.ra que si se ensun las medias de los niños, ella llama que el piso está sucio. gerardo: sandra dice que pocas veces recibió llamadas de atención. una de ellas fue por algo que le pareció desproporcionado. ivanka se quejó ante el gerente de que no había limpiado unas gotas de aceite de las visagras de una puerta. sandra: ella estaba muy molesta por eso, que qué clase de limpieza habíamos hecho que si no podíamos-- si no teníamos tiempo para haber revisado bien todo. gerardo: a las mucamas les molestaba que, pese a sus exigencias, ivanka era la menos cuidadosa de la familia. sandra: ella dejaba mucho desorden en todos lados. victorina: ella decía que las que habían ido a limpiar no le habían arreglado bien el vestido y que no se lo habían puesto en el clóset. gerardo: su trabajo estaba bajo la estricta vigilanci

and/or ivanka trump shall make one publicity visit.help send the message the world's best known real estate developer was developing. each case is different. they would convey to people that were thinking of putting up their money it was a trump development. >> it wasn't. time after time he lied or misled about his role. baja. hawaii. where in 2007 letter to the wall street journal he wrote this building is largely owned by me and developed by me. false. tampa. he told a local paper in 2005 he had a substantial stake in a planned building there. false. and ft. lauderdale. this is trump's 2013 deposition. in a case where plaintiffs alleged trump misled them about his role in the ft. lauderdale development. listen to trump himself. >> you weren't developing that project? >> correct. >> the trump biography on this website read, mr. trump is also developing the super-luxury trump international hotel in tower ft. lauderdale. >> you would disagree with that sentence. >> the word developing doesn't mean we're the developer. >> there were mult

trump junior and or ivanka trump shall make one publicity visit.send the message that the world's best known real estate developer was developing. >> each case would be a little different but they would convey to people that were thinking of putting up their money that it was a trump development. >> it wasn't. time after time he lied or mislead about his role. baja, hawaii, where in a 2007 letter to the wall street journal he wrote this building is largely owned by me and being developed by me. false. tampa where he told a local paper in 200 5 that he had a substantial stake in a planned trump building there. false. and fort lauderdale. >> this is trump's 2013 deputy in a place where plafs alleged trump mislead them about his role in the fort lauderdale development. listen to trump himself. >> you weren't actually developing that project, correct? >> that is correct. >> in a trump biography read mr. trump is also developing the super luxurious trump international hotel and tower fort lauderdale. >> so you would disagree with that sentence? >> well,

in june 2008 ivanka trump told reporters that 60% of the units there had sold.real number was closer to 15%. >> there were emails between the younger generation of trumps, ivanka and don jr. and the brokers that acknowledged that they realized that the building was not 60% sold. but they went ahead and said it anyway. >> so they lied. >> so they lied about how many units were sold. >> when buyers discovered the sales claims had been grossly exaggerated, they sued. >> a lot of people ask me, when he will, isn't that just new york real estate? isn't that just the way it works? and the answer is, there is ordinary real estate selling and then there's this. which is a persistent pattern of saying things that aren't true. >> the civil suit by buyers was settled, the terms are secret. the trumps have said they did nothing wrong. >>> up next, when paying for a hotel room may be more than paying for a hotel room. >> they're here to curry favor. so it's a daunting task. oh i love it. it's a great razor. it has that 'fence' in the middle. it gives a nice smooth shave. jus

he also says he was told by the attorney for ivanka trump that he should lie specifically about ivanka trump's involvement in trump tower moscow. this stuff has just been published for the first time tonight. adam schiff is our guest next. told you there was a lot going on. stay with us. ng there was a lot gi on stay with us calling all sunscreen haters. you're gonna love this. new coppertone sport clear. not thick, not hot, not messy, just clear, cool, protected. coppertone sport clear. proven to protect. with a lot of other young couples. then we noticed something...strange. oh, could you, uh, make me a burger? -poof -- you're a burger. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so, what kind of mower you got, seth? -i don't know. some kid comes over. we pay him to do it. -but it's not all bad. someone even showed us how we can save money by bundling home and auto with progressive. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. but we can protect your home and auto. progressive can't protect you from becoming your pare

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according to cohen, ivanka trump was regularly briefed on trump tower moscow. well if, as cohen alleges, abbe lowell was involved in telling michael cohen to lie to congress, specifically about the involvement of ivanka trump in that scheme, i mean, that feels like the sort of thing that could trip 50 tripwires all at once. right? that's sensitive on a lot of different levels. but that is apparently now what the house intelligence committee is chasing down and we are being told to expect that that may be in the form of subpoenas soon. we are also told by the intelligence committee tonight that as of this evening, they are in negotiations with the justice department over yet another subpoena that they issued last week for the redacted material that's been cut out of the mueller report, and for the counterintelligence information and findings and evidence that were turned up by mueller's investigation but not included in the version of mueller's report that we've all seen. now, the deadline for the justice department is comply with that subpoena for the unredacte

and or ivanka trump shall make one publicity visit.end the message the worlds best known real estate developer was developing. each case is different. they would convey to people that were thinking of putting up their money it was a trump development. >> it wasn't. time after time he lied or misled about his role. baja. hawaii. where in 2007 letter to the wall street journal he wrote this building is largely owned by me and developed by me. false. tampa. he told a local paper in 2005 he had a substantial stake in a planned building there. false. and ft. lauderdale. this is trump's 2013 deposition. in a case where plaintiffs alleged trump misled them about his role in the ft. lauderdale development. listen to trump himself. >> you weren't developing that project? >> correct. >> the trump biography on this web site read, mr. trump is also developing the super-luxury trump international hotel in tower ft. lauderdale. >> you would disagree with that sentence. >> the word developing doesn't mean we're the developer. >> multiple lawsuits in

marc: we had a good conversation with a ivanka trump.orking closely with her husband, i give him a lot of credit on criminal justice reform. to also let's give credit charles grassley and cory booker and hiking jeffries, and doug collins and cedric richmond, van jones, the national urban league. many of us coalesced. jared, i think, was essential to that. but i think those early to assions with ivanka led comfort level by me to work -- if there was an issue, if there is an issue, that we can find agreement on. i am going to work on the issue, notwithstanding sometimes the deep disagreements that may exist. because the national urban league exists for the long-term. it has been here for a while and we intend to be here. david: as you look forward to 2020, there are 22 credit -- candidates on the democratic side. president trump is running. do you see people speaking to the issues that you think are important? marc: i have seen, to be honest, from the early discussions coming out of the democratic candidates, a willingness to engage on iss

ivanka, stand up. ivanka trump, and jared. ivanka and jared worked so hard.ased organizations can serve federal prisoners. they can take care of the people in and they can take care of prisoners as they get out, and we had the greatest success because of the economy being so strong. where people leaving prison, now on a much more fairer basis, but people leaving prison can get jobs and they've done incredibly well. employers who would never have done that before, because there was a stigma, obviously, there was a pretty tough stigma, so they wouldn't go that route, and people would end up back in prison. but now employers that would not have done that before are doing it and they're so happy. i know somebody who's put on seven prisoners, former prisoners, and he told me, you have no idea how really great they are, how good they are. he actually said, they are better than most of the people there. that's probably the first time in -- since the beginning of this great nation where they're doing so well. so we hope they keep it up. the economy is helping. the ec

that makes absolutely no sense. >> laura: we are out of time but think about what they say about ivankand jared, that they are profiting and making all of this money, they are working in washington, leaving the cushy lifestyle i'm surehe they had in manhattan, trying to do stuff with this administration. they accuse them of everything it always turns out to be false and meanwhile, we have hunter biden making a lot of money while biden was vice president to chuck todd and these people oh, just a bunch of conservatives attacking biden. unbelievable. peter, thank you for reporting on this, as always. coming up, congresswoman ilhan omar says the chaos in venezuelo is all america's fault. joe biden, as i was saying wonders what the big deal isin about china anyway. secretary of state mike pompeo with his exclusive reaction next. next. ♪ >> laura: venezuela was once a thriving, prosperous country but under socialist leaders government's seizure of everything -- nine in ten venezuelans in poverty. food so scarce they are forced to eat pigeons and cats they in -- they find in the street. maduro

and what that has meant for ivanka and jared is they have free rein which a lot of people believe theyhen john kelly was hired that they would fall under his authority as a staffer in the white house. they never wanted to be there and he fought against them. he was -- >> it's very, very hard to unsee -- >> it is impossible. >> he is saying reckoned with. maybe i will say dealt with. >> i think we have accepted that kushner as well as ivanka are a huge part of this administration. it's not normal that they have such an outsized role in the president's off. >> not mrs. trump. >> apparently, she did not rub general kelly the wrong way. clearly the fact that not only were they high ranking staffers in the west wing but the fact that they obviously had a lot of influence on president trump and when he thought about things particularly ivanka trump who could get in his ear whenever she wanted was something that he had to deal with and something that made his job harder. >> john kelly spent a lot of time trying to restrict and edit who got to the president and the current acting chief of staf

white house aides into issuing security clearances for, among others, president trump's daughter ivankand son-in-law jared kushner. the democratic outrage was probably put forth by liberal media outlets. watch. >> elijah cummings told me last night, in his view, what is happening with the security clearance is a million times worse than what hillary clinton on the email controversy. >> security clearances are a presidential prerogative. how do you establish norms after those have been broken as badly as they have by this president? >> the common media narrative was that president trump told then white house counsel don mcgann to order carl klein to issue ivanka and jared kushner's equity clearances. when he refused, he told white house -- said nobody in the white house, including john kelly, ever interfered or pressured him to grant or revoke a security clearance. his answer did not satisfy democrats. watch. >> i guess he is basically trying to say -- that is not, as there is much more information we need to dig into. >> like accused publicly mismanaging files. they responded to the acc

and in some cases, like in the case of ivanka trump and her lawyer, they should have known. they told cohen to say that ivanka trump had no involvement in the trump tower moscow deal when he knew he had briefed, michael cohen had briefed her many times. but it is pretty slick. they were all very careful. that's why no one was charged. >> the president was asked about it. he would say i have no business with what's going on in russia. >> this was a fraud. >> his lawyer, to our knowledge, he said the president had opened all of that business. >> when he said that to congress, trump knew it was not true and he knew it was a fraud on the voter. he was running saying i had no business with russia. he had a deal about needed putin's approval. >> your thoughts about this. >> what is most telling and what was released today are the exhibits that you probably haven't had time to wade through. but it shows very clearly that abby lowell in particular and jay sekulow secondarily knew what they were doing and they wanted to make it very clear that they were going to distance kushner and

ivanka trump forwarded the email to cohen. he told the office that after receiving this inquiry, he had conducted an internet search for klokov's name and concluded incorrectly that klokov was a former olympic weight lifter. between november 18 and 19, 2015, klokov and cohen had at least one telephone call and exchanged several emails. describing himself in the emails to cohen as a quote trusted person, end quote, who could offer the campaign political energy and quote synergy on a government level, end quote, klokov recommended that cohen travel to russia to speak with him and an unidentified intermediary. klokov said that those conversations could facilitate a later meeting in russia, between the candidate and an individual klokov described as quote our person of interest. end quote. in an email to the office, erchova later identified, quote, the person of interest, as russian president vladimir putin. in the telephone call, and follow up emails with klokov, cohen discussed his desire to use a near-term trip to russia to do

, and ivanka trump is part of the administration and there are these weird separations when you have many republicans have come out in support of donald junior and said he should not go and should either plead the fifth or ignore the subpoena, as he is very popular on the speaking tour, deeply involved in republican politics, hugely popular speaker, does lots of fundraisers for various republicans. so he is getting support and they say why isn't it richard burger, the chairman of the intelligence, why did he not get the memo, why is he issuing a subpoena when mitch mcconnell said the case is closed? ican imagine mcconnell said the case is closed? i can imagine the pressure at the intelligence chair is coming under. he is not caught by the way come up for election, which is perhaps why eat he is behaving as he is —— he is not up for election which is perhaps why he is behaving how he is. and just before we came on air we spoke to the democratic congresswoman, jan schakowsky, from capitol hill. some of your colleagues called this a constitutional crisis, the stonewalling from the white

. >>> ivanka trump said in a statement that she supports the bill and hopes congress can set its differences aside and provide solutions. >>> let's see how wall street is doing. the dow is up about 117 point ?oots war why ares could be heading nord. >> the toronto raptors beat the bucks in the eastern conference finals. kawhi leading with 33 points. raptors can punch their ticket to the finals if they win tomorrow night in game six. >> some bay area sites like the sfo termal is being lit up in blue and gold. people will be surprised with giveaways. >> we have you covered with all things warriors. go to kpix.com/warriors. find out how about klay thompson. >> we have a big holiday weekend for us. there's one day that does look winter out of the holiday weekend and i will show you that in just a moment. it's been cool and seeing the tower lit up in blue mapped gold. the clouds in the sky. weir seeing clearing across the south bay and the east bay, so for san francisco we're going to see clearing as well. so let's take a little bit here depending on where you are. temperatures are running in the

i liked jared and ivanka. the general and i didn't know each other.po of my friendship with john kelly, he didn't trade very well on the ipo but the stock is rising right now in heavy volume. i'm looking forward to having that interview with him today at 6:00 p.m.. erik: what democrat do you think could give president trump for -- a run for his money? anthony: i have to analyze it objectively. i think the person that would give him a challenge would be vice president biden. but i think it will be very tough to beat the president and a rising economy, and i do predict the economy will still be on the rise through november 2020. erik: you recently said some nice things about mayor buddha judge. you appear to have walk that back a little bit. anthony: we've got the white house shenanigans. here's what happens. washington is on spin cycle. new yorkers are on rinse cycle. i like telling people what i really think. i like the mayor. i think he's a great communicator. i'm a gay marriage proponent. there are family members of mine who are gay. i think they sh

the trump tower moscow deal but michael cohen testified under oath that he briefed don junior and ivanka ten times. the committee is only allowed to ask follow-up questions on this topic. do you think they'll be able to get to the bottom of this by only being able to ask follow-up questions? >> well, if you did nothing wrong and you're 100% exonerated as the president has claimed, and his son has claimed, then it should be a pretty short interview. but, again, we've seen don junior's prior explanations on this where he's been twisted like a pretzel. again, don, if we just take a step back, our country was under attack by the russians. the president's foreign policy aid w aide was offered a preview. then the president's son takes this meeting where they're offering dirt against his opponent. then his father asks for them to keep doing it. it's pretty clear they welcomed this, they wanted this, and now they should have to answer for this. >> with the 2016 trump tower meeting, don junior said that he told only jared kushner and paul manafort about that meeting. but the deputy campaign chair

. >> president trump has jeered custer and ivanka trump on his staff in the white house and is there any potential role for [inaudible] in the white house? >> he make an amazing first gentleman as he has suffered spirit not just but -- [inaudible] >> i've never hired a family member. again -- >> ruling out hiring a family member? >> i guess i never thought it that way because -- >> jared custer is there, ivanka trump is there, seems the norm. >> i only -- family situation but i will say is that in south bend and even on the campaign trail cheston has done an amazing job, in my view, my late with the first spouse can be like. >> we help you govern in the way circuitry couldn't help president clinton? >> he helped me govern right now. he helps remind me what is at stake in the issues that come up in our community and helps connect me to my conscience and asks me to questions. when you have especially all the noise that happens in the political space marriage is one thing that keeps you in touch with who you are and who you always were. i think it makes you better at your job. >> if you

here's adam schiff talk about don junior and ivanka. >> like father, like son. which is -- and the president's lawyers have been quite blunt about this. they fear putting him in front of anyone under oath where he's uncapable of telling the truth for more than a minute was legal malpractice. and don junior's lawyers may feel the same about him. >> what are the chances of congress calling ivanka trump? >> i don't know. there's certainly relevant testimony she can offer on things like moscow trump tower. and so i wouldn't exclude anyone because they're family of the president. >> you know, congresswoman democratings, i'm sure hillary clinton didn't want to sit for 11 hours and answer questions about benghazi, but when you get a suspect, you got to go. >> joy, let's think about it. i think mueller was pretty clear that had it not been for the fact that the investigation was about a sitting president, any other man or woman would have been indicted. and so you're absolutely correct. i do question that because i'm not sure the president can do anything and not be ind

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not so sure about gun violence, but i think the thing i was encouraged by in my conversation with ivankaings on the ground here in chicago. she talked a lot about violence, workforce development, the need to make sure that we have a real plan for those who are coming out of incarceration to be able to reintegrate into the city, and we talked, of course, about opportunities zone. i think those are things that we'll be able to build upon. obviously, i'm not going to compromise my values in engaging with anyone from the trump administration. but i thought we had a productive conversation. >> infrastructure is another priority. it's one that we hear of some discussions between democrats and the white house. president trump, nancy pelosi, but again, i'm a bit of a skeptic on this because i have heard that mentioned 1,000 times before, after any election, that's the one thing republicans and democrats can work together on. do you see potential for that there, and what would chicago want to be the priority? >> well, look, i think that there has to be some common ground on infrastructure. all ac

so, ivanka trump said in her speech at the republican convention and she said throughout her tenure athite house that she was going to fight for equal pay for the women. but it's just all talk. she's talked the talk, but she hasn't walked the walk. you will see the efforts for this administration are zero in terms of making sure that pay disparity is eradicated in this country. so, i'm a little disappointed that ivanka did not follow up on her promises and commitments to this country to make sure that women get equal pay for equal work in this country. >> before i let you go, have you spoken with any of your former colleagues on the trump campaign? do you think more of them might sign on? what have they told you? >> i was surprised by how many women reached out to me. one who worked on the national level with me who said that she finally went and looked at the public disclosure, financial disclosure records and to use her words, to find out her male counterpart was being paid $6,000 more per month than what she is. i expect a lot of women will come forward once they see across the boar

that caused tension between him and rex tillerson and tillerson also chafed at some of the things ivankao, you know, it's interesting that that came out in this meeting and you can imagine in seven hours' time all of the questions that these lawmakers have for tillerson. and tillerson has been -- he's been keeping such a low profile and that's tillerson's style. since he's been out of office. but the very few times that we've heard from tillerson he's been very subtly critical of president trump. sometimes in the answers he gives and many times in the things that he declines to say. >> and beyond the tension it's about what are the qualifications for these people who have these positions. thanks very much. >>> all right. sad news for you this morning. we've just learned about the death of a sixth migrant child, this a ten-year-old, while in the care of the u.s. government. we will tell you more next. o li. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with le

ivanka trump. kellyanne conway she has something to do with infrastructure? it was odd. just sitting there i thought this is odd. i don't know these people. they weren't in the last meeting. so think. >> it's all staged. >> remember, last night they sent us a letter and still -- until you accept our defective renegotiation of nafta with no enforcement of labor and environment in mexico, same problem with the clinton deal we can't go forward on infrastructure. that was sfraed. today if you do any investigations of me we're not doing infrastructure. he is punishing the country, the american people because we're doing our legitimate job. >> well, it's interesting you know you point out there are different people in the room. there was people you felt it looked staged. i mean, can i just ask you, when you say the person, legislative affairs person working with you wasn't there, others working with you weren't there? have you felt that there's been an honest effort from those closest to the president to work with you on this issue? obviously today it blew up. but had there be

and ivanka trump. >> now were these in the regular course of business or did the president or familyequest the briefings? >> this is the regular course of business. >> do you recall how many of these briefings there might have been? >> approximately ten. >> approximately ten. but, phil in his testimony before the senate judiciary committee, trump junior said he was peripherally aware of it. but i have to say, if there are two people contra dicting each other, for one of them to be michael cohen who is in prison right now for lying, that doesn't really, to me, and i'm just a layman, spell like real trouble in terms of perjury because don junior could just say michael cohen is a liar. that's why he's in jail. >> and so he should. but i think you put your finger on the critical issue. it's the second round we've done with this. rudy giuliani told us the outcome. he didn't want to put him in front of mueller personally because he'd be afraid the president would say something different than other witnesses would say and, therefore, the president would be in a bind. now we have the second

>> ivanka. >> the most beautiful girl in the world. i would marry her. these types of things most people, certainly politicians don't say. >> that would have been embarrassing. >> reporter: some of the dozens of interviews he did with trump resurfaced during the 2016 election and stern says he didn't foresee the impact. >> i was quite surprised when they dragged out every single donald trump interview i had done. and in some ways i thought it was unfair to trump. they were fond of quoting that donald trump said something to the effect that stds were his personal vietnam. but really, it was in a very joking scenario. he was not comparing his life to a vietnam vet. it was ha, ha, ha, and this and that. but when journalists took it and made it serious, i thought it was a little unfair. >> reporter: do you feel in some way you helped make him president? >> absolutely. because donald would come on my show, i mean, look -- >> reporter: does it make you feel bad or good? >> look, i did not vote for donald trump. the way i helped donald was i let him come on and

michael cohen testified he had discussed the moscow project with ivanka trump as design architects and also donald trump jr. and that's not it. there's a third issue that could be looked into, prior offers of foreign assistance. the question was -- did he ever tell anybody the trump campaign who is receptive to offers of assistance from foreign governments? he was pretty blunt on this and he said no. we've seen for a long time the e-mails related to this issue where it was made very clear that they were being offered dirt from russian government-connected officials. if it's what you say, i love it. there appear to be legitimate reasons to look back into it. is that the case in your view right now? >> lawmakers want to find out if he lied to congress, period, end of story, but, of course, the interesting thing is you usually hear that from democrats. democrats have been talking about this since the mueller report came out privately so. it's just interesting to see a republican, a conservative republican lead charge, and part of that you have to wonder, you know, richard burr, he's sort

robert: president trump has jared kushner and ivanka trump on his staff in the white house. is there any potential role for chastin on the white house staff? [laughter] pete: he'd make an amazing first gentleman as he has in south bend. robert: on the west wing step, not just on the east wing side. pete: i've never hired a family member. again, the role -- the -- robert: you're ruling out hiring a family member for the west wing? pete: i guess i've never thought about it that way because i'm concentrating -- robert: kushner is there, ivanka trump is there. he's changed the norms. pete: i don't have that kind of family situation. what i will say is that in south bend and even on the campaign trail, chaften has done an amazing job -- castin has done an amazing job. robert: would he help you govern? pete: he helps me govern right now. he helps remind me what's at stake in the issues that come up in our community. he helps connect me to my conscience. he asks me really tough questions. and when you have -- especially all of the noise that happens in the political space, marriage

however, president trump's testified he briefed the hen, president'ssson and daughter, ivanka trump, about ten times. >>> meanwhile, the u.s. is in a cogtitutional crisis acco to the chair of the house judiciary committee. this comes as the battle between the white house and house democrats is escalating. for the first time, president trump isin assert executive privilege to prevent the redacted portions of the special counsel report from being given to congress. the house judiciary committee voted along party lines to recommend the house find the attorney general, william barr, in contempt of congress for not releasing the full report to congress. >> there can be no higher stakes than this attempt to arrogate ae power away from congress and more important terican people. we've talked for a long timebo approaching a constitutional crisis. we are now in it.ou >> the full hse could vote on citing the attorney geal with contempt as early as next week. >>> now to a consumer alert. the price of that tomato in your salad may go up, way up. the ongoing trspe die could lead to much higher pr

looking at the titles that have been given to his children since he became president and his daughter ivanka trump she is no special advisor to the u.s. president is that they are right there is that a conflict of interest i mean matches in many ways the structures of the company itself because you know he was the president c.e.o. and his three children were the executive vice president's response well for different departments and she is now playing the role whichever is most convenient for her either senior advisor to the president an employee of the u.s. government or first daughter just a family member and so it's again this kind of muddling of the waters between those roles it seems i mean correct me if i'm wrong but it seems that the momentum for impeachment that we saw right after. the publishing publication of the report it really has waned is this type of investigation you know subpoenas investigation into his finances is that going to maybe be what the democrats in the house used down to twenty twenty two you know find out as much as they can instead of taking the road to impeachme

and ivanka trump. >> do you recall how many of these briefings there might have been?> approximately 10. >> okay. >> in total. >> glor: so, nancy, have we gotten any indication that donald trump jr. is going to show up? >> reporter: it's very possible he could plead the fifth, jeff. we still don't know, and his father wouldn't say today. we do know that the president has advised close associates, white house officials not to comply with congressional subpoenas. and the house speaker said today that if that trend continues, the house is prepared to hold more officials in contempt of congress. >> glor: nancy cordes, thank you very much. the boston red sox visited the white house today to celebrate their world series victory. it was not without controversy. colorskipthe even as did manager alex cora, who is from puerto rico, and said he is not happy with the administration's response to hurricane maria. a dangerous line of thunderstorms is drenching parts of the deep south and plains tonight. in louisiana, flash flooding made it very difficult to get around. in austin, te

later that day, hicks, kushner, and ivanka trump went together to talk to the president. hicks recalled that kushner told the president the june 9 meeting was not a big deal and was about russian adoption, but that emails existed setting up the meeting. hicks said she wanted to get in front of the story and have trump jr. release the emails as part of an interview with softball questions. the president said he did not want to know about it and they should not go to the press. hicks warned the president that the emails were, quote, real lily bad and the story would be massive when it broke, but the president was insistent that he did not want to talk about it and said he did not want details. hicks recalled that the president asked kushner when his dukes production was due. kushner responded that it would be a couple of weeks and the president said, quote, then leave it alone. hicks also recalled that the president said kushner's attorney should give the emails to whomever he needed to give them to, but the president did not think they would be leaked to the press. raffel

as my college ivanka trump puts it, they will re-skill you. >> laura: she is really pushing that and am glad. we are seeing -- >> higher wages bring them in. >> laura: everyone should be thrilled about wages going up. >> you know what is so weird, the washington mainstream economists higher wages are bad and cause inflation. nonsense! more people working and prospering. this is what we need. blue collar workers are the winners. a stat for you -- >> laura: don't tell me the stats. >> my friend joe biden said the middle-class is not participating. the lower 25% of the income earners their wage is up 4.5%. upper 25, 3%. they are both rising. >> laura: i love that. earlier today cnn's jack tapper your other friend said this about why the booming economy is not lead his show. >> we were going to lead with the economy. we were going to sing the numbers and president trump talked to vladimir putin with the russian hoax. >> jake is a friend but should have led with the economy. wages and booming growth, and productivity, more people employed. look, no inflation. >> laura: the experts predict

and ivanka trump. >> do you recall how many of these briefings there might have been?imately ten in total. >> so nancy, have we gotten any indication that donald trump jr. is going to show up? >> reporter: it's very possible he could plead the fifth, jeff. we still don't know. and his father wouldn't say today. we do know that the president has advised close associates, white house officials not to comply with congressional subpoenas. and the house speaker said today that if that trend continues the house is prepared to hold more officials in contempt of congress. >>> pope francis issued a new vatican law. it orders all catholic priests and nuns around the world to report all incidents of clergy sexual abuse. these reports will go to the diocese, not the police. seth doane has the story from italy. >> reporter: pope francis's sweeping new law makes it mandatory for priests and nuns to report sexual abuse and its cover-up. the decree sets out procedures and timelines for investigations, including those against bishops, and requires every diocese in the world to establis