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

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.

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?

matt rivers is out front with more. >> reporter: ivanka trump's brand facing scrut nate tonight. prompting calls for trump's label to sever ties with the chinese supplier. this is cnn's exclusive video of the factory owned by the same company the activists were investigating. cnn was not permitted to film in the actual factory that makes ivanka trump's shoes. the activists were working with a new york labor organization. the group says the company was paying employees less than minimum wage. they were set to release a report on the subject next month based on the work of those three chinese undercover activists until all three disappeared. the wife of one of the messing activists spoke to cnn over the phone, saying police told her her husband had been detained for conducting illegal surveillance. they wouldn't say where he's being held. she hasn't spoken to him since sunday. >> translator: i can't even sleep. i wish somebody would tell me what happened to my husband. >> reporter: cnn has been unable to figure out where the other two activists are located. today amnesty internatio

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

adviser jared curb nesh who is his social married to his daughter ivanka trump. melania trump is also there as well. the president introduced her to the pope. >> rex tillerson. >> is that tillerson? >> yes. >> the secretary of state rex tillerson. >> yes, it is indeed. hard to tell from here. yes, it is secretary of state. >> and mattis, i think, or is that mcmaster. >> national security adviser meeting with the pope. as you see the president's cabinet, some of his top officials also accompanying him on this visit to the palace. >> traveling right now with donald trump on this verse overseas visit. it's almost like no one is left behind at the white house. >> reince priebus. >> he is the only one answering the door should someone knock. >> as you see, you know, this is a big moment because this has been a contenion relationship, if you will, one that was conducted via twitter up until this point. the president and the pope he can changing critiques of each other, to put it mildly, during the election campaign. but now the president and the pontiff have met. they m

[applause] lastly, ivanka trump said it so well. president ofthe the united states, and his amalie and our family, i want to recognize our gold star family's. -- and his family and our family, i want to recognize our gold star families. i want to promise that we will never forget your loved one or your sacrifice. let's hear it for our gold star families. [applause] pence: and i would like to promise all of the families that are here today, whether it is education or housing or all of theor challenges we face in a military family's career, i want to assure you that military families will never have a better friend than donald trump. already in the early days of this administration, the president has signed into law the biggest increase in military spending in 10 years, and i am proud to say that the president submitted a budget that will have the largest increase in military spending since the days of president ronald reagan. [applause] pence: the president is and ourly committed, entire administration will work every day to rebuild

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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 he

the trafficking issue is what ivanka trump has been working on since before coming to the white houses 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 that the foreign trip will get overwhelmed at some level, but all the questions out there about the comey memo. we're now going out there and looking at the clock, hour 21 of donald trump not tweeting anything, which is if not a record, darn close to a record and speaks volumes, that silence. >> in the context that he had no problem, and he had a lot to say about the kind of crisis that when the reporting came out about his oval office meeting with russian officials. >> that's right. and h.r. mcmaster, the national security advisor came out to rebut is the wrong word, but to address that story, although he never really debunked it. he dismissed things that weren't in the story, but you're right, this is the worst controversy that donald trump has caused either as a candidate or as president. he almost always takes to twitter, between 6:00 and 7:3

this is sean trying to explain what ivanka trump does for a living. >> can you clarify for us what exactlyas of responsibility are here and what here qualifications are for those responsibilities. >> sure. i think ivanka has built a very successful business. she's been 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

at factories making ivanka trump shoes have been paid the equiv lint of $1 an hour. ith 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

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

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

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

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

let's not double down and jump it on ivanka trump. >> there wasn't a time for massage.ng 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 had time to get clean clothes. they weren't sleeping, period. main i should have worked on the trump campaign where you can get sa imagines. >> didn't she say she didn't have time for the massage. >> yeah. but she totally did. that's the sacrifice we're going to campaign. >> other staffers are working a lot harder than she did. >> that's unfair. >> she does not troelt the issues of working women. when her idea of a sacrifice is not getting a massage that week when most women are trying to squeeze in e-mails between diaper changes and all the rest, that's her. >> on one day in pennsylvania we arrived around 6:30 in the morning and left around 10:00 tonight. she was on the phone the entire day. she said when she got

news week put out a story on ivanka trump. at it, it's disturbing, because it's so well done. the new hillary clinton in the white house. they suggest similarities between the two women. >> p ivanka trump. she's a white house power without pounds. she's starting on the third base thanks to her man and she's ethically challenged. fair? >> no, not fair game. >> not fair to either -- >> not fair to either. look, there is legitimate potential for conflict of interests. but that stuff about being born on third base, it -- it's just not fair, it's not appropriate. >> not fair, not appropriate? >> i think it's a little fattle. the problem i think for democrats is that of all the lines of attack for donald trump, p ivanka trump is probably the most likable figure and i don't think this is going to get you invest. >> i agree entirely. i don't think it's fair to these two women, but the fact after the matter is it's very sexist to -- >> starting on third base. >> because of her man. >> a lot of people say bill clinton wouldn't have got

. >>> first daughter and assistant to the president ivanka trump can now add model to her current title after she was seen on this billboard in philippines promoting a new trump tower in manila. the timing is disconcerting after the president engaged in a call to president rodrigo duterte. a call the white house characterized as a very friendly conversation sub subsequently inviting duterte to the white house. according to the associated press and other news outlets the move immediately sent shockwaves with agencies and human rights groups across the world. the philippine president has a history of human rights abuses with the death of 7,000 people in the war on drugs. at one point he even admitted to throwing a man out of a helicopter. nbc news has reached out to the white house regarding the use of ivanka trump's image on that billboard in the philippines. but has yet to hear back. >> people hurt and one killed after a gunman opened fire in a residential pool in san diego. witnesses say 49-year-old peter sellers fired multiple rounds of shots with a beer in one hand and a gun in the o

nbc news has reached out to the white house regarding the use of ivanka trump's image on that billboard in the philippines. but has yet to hear back. >>> seven people were shot and killed after a gunman opened fire at a residential pool in san diego. witnesses say 49-year-old peter sellers fired multiple rounds of shots with a beer in one hand and a gun in the other. three officers who arrived >>> in kansas another shooting left for you men dead including the suspected gunman. it happened at a residence that provided care for special needs individuals. authorities are still investigating the victim's connection to the home. >>> president trump paid an unusual compliment to north korea's kim jong-un over the weekend. >> at a very young age he was able to assume power. a lot of people tried to take that power away whether it was his uncle or anybody else. and he was able to do it. so, obviously, he's a pretty smart cookie. >> and after a sunday phone call south korea now says u.s. national security adviser mcmaster has given them assurances on many fronts. kelly, what's the latest on the

bill maher has sunk to a new low -- he makes another crude, tasteless joke about ivanka trump.u what he said. how late night hosts are treating the president -- the results, eye-opening. geraldo rivera and monica crowley will weigh in on this breaking news night on "hannity." it's just a burst pipe, i could fix it. (laugh) it's and will enhance the game for players and fans. the microsoft cloud turns information into insight. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ >> sean: as we continue with the author of "democracy," former secretary of state, condoleezza rice. i've known you a long time. i watched this election and post election, you have been very friendly with the president and you have met with him and reached out to him, when other republicans have not. m >> he is the president of the united states. every american should respect the decisi

they stuck to protocol, we saw ivanka trump and melania trump wearing veils, over their heads, which is expected on visits, a few italians have commented that they wish president trump had buttoned his jacket in terms of the visual. we saw this initial meeting between pope francis and donald trump, president trump looks a bit more, pope francis smiled and it took a little while to set in but he seemed to loosen up when they went into the library for their one on one. we got a few glimpses of that meeting before the doors were shut, we have yet to get a read out on exactly what we discussed. there has been all the talk about their differences and their indirect barbs at one another over walls and borders, climate change and any number of issues. at the end of the day, they appeared to really want and i think it was a sense of getting to know each other. the two possibly most powerful men in the world, president trump coming off this very spiritual trip that brought them to the heartland of the other abraham estates, in place of the two holy mosques, in the holy land of jerusalem just

happens when you have someone that successful in the white house, and there is no exception to the ivanka trumpartment store in america actually dropped the chain and they did not say politics was the reason, they said it was a case of bad science, that the shoes were not that popular. —— bad sales. but there is a perception that some of that has to do with politics, maybe a case of people who are not fans of her father no supporting her brand. it goes back to this idea, though, of how complex it is to run a business when you are also in charge of so many rules and regulations and essentially are part of a family governing the country. what kind of impact will this have on the presidency? if it was found that if anger —— if it was found at her brand was engaging in practices which were seen to be violating workers‘ rights. which were seen to be violating workers' rights. at this point, you have to look at other cases, if you think back to app and how they change their relationship with one supplier —— apple. you would assume they would have two uphold human rights laws in the contract, otherwis

. >>> ivanka trump, stepping in for her father in riyadh. for more, here's cecilia vega. >> reporter: two days in saudi arabia, and president trump never once publicly mentioned human rights. and women's rights? just a passing mention in his speech on extremism. >> it means standing together against the murder of innocent muslims, the oppression of women, the persecution of jews, and the slaughter of christians. >> reporter: aides say he did address human rights behind the scenes. but publicly, his message was clear. >> we are not here to lecture. we are not here to tell other people how >> reporter: ivanka trump did meet with saudi women leaders, telling them their country's progress is encouraging. but there's still a lot of work to be done. and the first lady visited an all-women business center where she was asked about work/life balance. her response, "you need to balance and find the time." one of the basic rights that women in saudi arabia still don't have, they're not legally allowed to drive. most women rely on a driver or even uber.

host: i was going to say, jared kushner, ivanka trump steve bannon and what that means for reince priebus for chief of staff. guest: he's got a hell of a challenge. he's a lot of different forces contending for donald trump's attention. but again the baker under reagan was able to do it. by forming nancy reagan was very powerful advisor. the deputy chiefs of staff was family to ronald reagan. baker was savvy enough to make them allies. when the -- baker was able to prevail. i would put leon panetta in that same class. there aren't a lot of jim bakers and leon panetta around. host: first call from you is david from flemington, new jersey democrats line. our guest chris chiply. david -- chris whipple. caller: i wanted to ask your guest who believes among all chiefs of staff, did the most elegant, successful job under the most arduous circumstances? thank you. guest: thank you for the question. i should say, this is not just a book about policy and about lessons learned. it's a book about 17 living white house chiefs going all the way back to donald rumsfeld. it's a fascinating cast of chara

. >>> coming up is ivanka trump the only one who can tell donald trump no? if so, to what effect? that's next as "the 11th hour" continues. >>> i would say not to conflate lack of public denouncement with silence. i think there are multiple ways to have your voice heard. i think most of the impact i have over time most people will not actually know about. >> first daughter and assistant to the president, notably, ivanka trump on cbs this morning. a profile of her in the "new york times" this morning reports in part, quote, she has one skill unmatched by almost anyone else. family members and aides say she is effectively convey criticism to a man who often refuses it from others. but can she influence his actions as president? in her 35 years she has left little traceable record of challenging or changing the man who raised her. the coauthor of the article is here with us in the studio today, rachel abrams, business reporter for the niles. beiana gold reego remains here with us. rach 'em, thank you for coming back on the broadcast. it is still bracing for people, especially people

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

well, i would question then the address designers who refuse to make a dress for ivanka trump. they said look, we mead to be able to stand apart from the zeitgei zeitgeist. we need to be able to express ourselves. under the establishment of the free speech clause that door only goes one way. if you look at -- there was an exchange that a fellow professor and i had where he talked about the protection clause being a flute scape and it opening and closing on the mount of religious freedom you want. and we wrote our responses separately. the establishment clause was always about control. it has always been about who has access to the public square and whether or not it is, as i used to say, you can be a catholic, you can be a jew, you can be a muslim just don't act like one in public. so, what we really need to do is recapture in our understanding not of free exercise but religious freedom itself. the constitution has religious freedom written into its dna. everybody talks about the first amendment but the no religious test clause was there before the first amendment and there is

and we spotted marc kasowitzs attorney retained, and he was seen leaving the white house with ivanka trump. >> rye are an nobles, thanks. >>> the president trump tweeted nothing controversial during his trip overseas, and didn't hold a single news conference. but he did somehow found his way back on o. -to-to wi twitter on marketing the xwlemedia. it's my opinion on that many of the leaks are fabricated lies made up by the #fake news media. >> so joining us here this morning in new york, eugene scott. good to see you. front page, merkel doubts u.s. is a solid ally. these comments from merkel, who is very are careful with words, is she saying they are alone militarily, economically and, environmentally or all the above? how significant is what merkel said yesterday? >> i do think it's significant. i also think that it's a continuation of what we've seen between her and her relationship with president donald trump. we knee thow that she was very with barack obama. but when we look back at her first meeting with donald trump, if you remember, they didn't even shake hands. there has been some

stunning images coming out of saudi arabia of the president, first lady, members of the first family, ivanka trumpom and seeing some top level officials in the trump administration, the commerce secretary wilbur ross, national security adviser h.r. mcmaster, chief of staff reince priebus and so on and as you're watching these pictures i think it's remarkable to see and i think a lot of americans are probably watching their tvs this morning and thinking the same thing. there is president trump on his first foreign trip overseas and he could not be perhaps in a more interesting place meeting in saudi arabia, meeting with the saudi king embarking on a very ambitious eight-day foreign trip. past presidents have gone to mexico or canada as part of their first foreign trip. you talk to foreign policy experts and diplomatic experts they'll say that is the more cautious conservative approach to take a president and drop him into a diplomatic setting that is perhaps less challenging than going to the middle east but this president if you talked to his top officials he wants to take this on, and so that's w

well i would question the dress designers who refused to make it just for ivanka trump. you know they said look, we need to be able to stand apart from this. we need to be able to express ourselves. well that under current understanding of the establishment clause and the free speech clause, a door only goes one way. if you look, there was an exchange that professor -- and i had last summer where he talked about this establishment clause. basically it opens and closes dependently mounted religious liberty you want to have. you know and of course my response is we both did it separately. i do not see his before mine and vice versa. you know, the establishment clause was always about control. you know it is always about, it has always been about who has access to the public square and whether or not as i used to say when i was on the civil rights commission, you can be a catholic, a jew, a muslim, just do not act like when in public. and what we need to do is recapture in our understanding of not a free exercise but a religious freedom itself. that the constitution has rel

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it's a concept proposed by ivanka trump. the program is supposed to support women in the middle east with capital and access to networking and financial markets. as you know, ivanka trump has been a champion. it's her issue, really, women's entrepreneurship. but countries like saudi arabia impose severe restrictions on women and their ability to even participate in society. and even though the fund would be run by the world bank, critics are already drawing comparisons to the clinton foundation, which drew fire from candidate trump for accepting money from the very same sources. >> imagine that, hypocritical statements from the way trump campaigned to the way he's governed as president. when have we said that? >>> coming up, did the president discuss firing the fbi director with the russians? the president's top adviser is not exactly throwing cold water on that report. >>> and billy bush is finally speaking out. what does he say about that infamous "access hollywood" tape with donald trump that got him fired before the elec

he was accompanied by ivanka trump. we don't know if trump met with cass owe wits one on one but we do know he was here at the white house and he's an important figure. this is someone that's going to represent the president's private interests as this legal proceeding moves forward. he's someone that represented the president when he was sued for fraud and he's also someone that has extensive connections to russia. he's colonelly representing a russian back in a u.s. trial and throughout the course of his career he's also represented various russian interests so it's not a surprise that this is the lawyer that donald trump is turning to at this particular time. >> he was getting in that vehicle with ivanka trump, jared kushner's wife. this news dropped about him as this weekend got underway. some republicans are now speaking about today on this. what are you hearing? >> reporter: the one republican we're hearing from is south carolina senator lindsey graham. this is someone that isn't necessarily the first person to ste

that company works for ivanka trump.or watch to publish report low pay, excessive overtime, misuse of student labor. wife of one of the men tells nbc news she last talked to her husband saturday, hasn't heard from him since. claimed police said he was arrested for illegal surveillance. a spokesperson for ivanka trump brand declined to comment and spokesman for the company says they make 10,000 to 20,000 pairs of shoes for her brand. a fraction of the 20 million pairs the company produces each year. >>> let's turn to business. there's a winner between share price between alphabet and amazon. amazon share price reached an all-time high in early trade yesterday. what does this mean. >> lewis, you're right. 33% of this year alone, five months paying $120 billion. analysts expect that trend to continue. they're not alone. competitors, apple, microsoft, facebook all doing very well. these are large, large, large companies. amazon and facebook in a race to reach the other, microsoft, apple, facebook, being worth more than a hal

that's not something ivanka trump can do. >> president trump to rally his supporters on his 100th daye. >> ...with a rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania, where he's got thousands of supporters waiting eagerly to hear his speech, and we're going to bring it to you live. >> narrator: it had all the elements of trump's campaign stops: a huge crowd waiting and a speech that was pure bannon. >> one by one, we're finding the illegal immigrant drug dealers, gang members, and killers, and removing them from our country. and they will not let them back in-- they're not coming back. >> if you look at public opinion polls, the people who voted for trump think that he's doing just fine. that is steve bannon. that is the effect of steve bannon saying, "you, mr. trump, are going to keep your eye on the ball. you're going to keep saying these things. you're not going to be swayed by these establishment people in washington who don't have your own interests at heart." >> so let me state this as clearly as i possibly can: we are going to keep radical islamic terrorists the hell out of our country. >> u.

the first is that jared cukushn is a moderate voice, and the second narrative is that ivanka trump is a present voice in the ear, and the greatest influence in the west wing, but what we are seeing now is that not the influence is waning, but the narratives are incorrect. jared kushner is very much in support of the president firing james coney and the muslim ban from what my sources say, so the notion of the moderate influence is becoming not so true, and the notion of e -- ivanka trump being so close of an adviser is not as close to the reality as we thought. >> and so, he would have been wanted the u.s. to pull out of the paris accord, but the president meeting at the vatican with the pope, and pope would like him to remain, and is steve bannon in the president's eyes more important, more influential than the pope? >> i think that he is, and although i heard from the few sources that i have in the vatican that they thought that trump was teachable. that is the word that came back to me. that he is someone who can be brought along and i am not sure that is the case on this issue, an

relates to kushner, another person within that family in the headlines today, that being his wife, ivanka trump, and the paris climate agreement which is coming front and center for this trump white house. there was supposed to be a meeting today between ivanka trump and epa head scott pruitt as it relates to the paris climate agreement. source tells fox that meeting was postponed. another meeting between top principles for the paris climate agreement discussing it, also pushed off. at white house press meeting, press secretary sean spicer said president trump will not me a decision as it relates to the paris climate agreement after the g7 meeting at the end of the month and i asked mr. spicer why. does the president feel he can extract any concessions while there or feel like he can renegotiate it? or does he want more time? why until after -- >> the president wants to make sure he has opportunity to meet with his team to create the best strategy for this country going forward. reporter: david, melissa, the president called the paris climate agreement, a one-sided deal. he campaigned against i

trump's inner circle has always been his family. his sons are walled off of him because of conflict of interest concerns. ivanka and jared kushner, his son-in-law, are members of the white house and they have three young children, melania trump and barron, his son, do not live in washington at the moment though they are moving and he's always been someone who is isolated. i always return to the new york times piece by glen tlush a few months ago. the image of donald trump in hass bathrobe puttering around his house, the white house, watching television and tweeting. that's not dissimilar to the chris eliza plan, but i'm not the president of the united states. >> the point is this is the president of the united states. dana's right. there are members of his staff who absolutely have told him you should not tweet as much. you should put the phone down. don't tweet every time you see something on cable you like or don't like. he doesn't listen. that's why all of this talk about a staff shake-up. the problem with the white house right now has a name, donald john trump. it's not sean spicer, reince priebus and steve

judge jeanine: chris nawnt last block suggested $100 million went from saudi arabia to ivanka trump'sty. that's absolutely incorrect. that a $100 million from the saudis is going into a program that involves the women entrepreneur fund that will be run by the world bank, not ivanka trump. and it provides female entrepreneurs with financial support in the middle east. this is to help women in the middle east, having nothing to do with ivanka. i spoke to the pro vie tore of le petite robe. anthony, thanks so much for being with us. here the first lady just compleght her first international visit. and there used to be a breathless anticipation of what first ladies would wear. though she is extremely elegant, is there not a lot of talk in the fashion world by the. >> in fact there is not. what they should be doing is praising our first lady for how beautiful and chic she is representing our country. judge jeanine: she is wearing -- >> she at the jumpsuit with the magnificent gold of python leather. judge jeanine: for the first dinner in saudi arabia she is wearing a dress designed by a le

you just saw ivanka trump, melania trump, i said, i we saw melania and ivanka behind her. this is the group of people who left the western wall and they are moving on. is kelly o'donnell with me? i'm going to ask kelly what happens next. kelly? >> well, ali, there is also a plan for conversations to happen today with meetings where the president will have a chance to sort of reflect on what's happened here and also to try to carry some of the more diplomatic and foreign policy steps forward. this was the centerpiece. this was a really important point for the president, for the symbolism that we've seen, as well as for the hosts who were there to present him the history to set the moment, also for important members of the staff of the president who were also there for their own personal experience of it. we're waiting for the next steps for the president. his schedule has been running behind. we've encountered this through the trip. that's sort of the nature of things when you have this kind of significant movement. one of the things that i have been noticing while we've be