jared max thank you very much. catch jared sports report fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115.ident trump rejecting officers from the eu to bring tariffs to zero and what traders in london are now saying about that. ♪ ♪ put your data to work on the cloud that drives business. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. in honor of my dad, who was alzheimer's. i decided to make shirts for the walk with custom ink, and they just came out perfect. - [announcer] check out our huge selection of custom apparel for every occasion. you'll even get free shipping. get started today at customink.com. lauren: president trump rejecting eu's offer to cut car tariffs. scott, good morning. >> good morning. lauren: why would trump do this? is it because europeans like to buy european cars, what's the difference? >> well, interesting, today it's not good enough, but that doesn't mean in 2 weeks he doesn't change and suddenly it's g

was it ivanka and jared who set the wheels in motion?t mueller play a role? >>> plus, one trump ally warning the "washington post" tonight, winter is coming and the white house is not prepared. phil rucker is standing by with the details. >>> and in florida, republican ron desantis accused of racism for calling his african-american opponent articulate and urging florida not to monkey this up.

huge, huge credit to jared kushner and bob lighthizer. i mean, bob lighthizer is the team leader, jared was great potus -- kept giving the green lights. >> laura: he wants results, he wants people who give us results. right? >> the president told me probably two months ago, he said i am sick of this multilateral stuff, he said, you go out there, and tell folks that i want to do bilateral. much simpler, much more direct and i did, and we took some heat from it and it paid off. china not paying off, mexico paid off, we'll see about canada. we got the e.u. cooking also. that may be a big positive surprise. you look around, all of a sudden, screaming at president trump, his tactics and his aggressiveness and his plain speaking, looks like it's paying out to me. >> laura: yeah, the stock market, another near record higk today, up 259 points. >> this was a growthy deal! >> laura: there it is. are you using growth as an adjective? is that something that came with the hard to show you had? you have more heart for the economy. >> it's a kudlow wor

catch jared fox news headlines 24/7, siriusxm 115.y's lara hits record lows, live report from london when we return. ♪ ♪ build and run apps anywhere you like, while keeping your competitors at bay. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. >> while, there's trouble in turkey can lara plunge to go record low, the news weighing on european stocks due to concerns about european bank exposure, let's bring in james foley, this is your wheel house, james, how serious is this? >> this is a serious situation that's been happening for a while and no end in sight. now we do have in a couple of hours presentation by the finance minister to announce new fiscal policy but the market is skeptical of whether or not it would give what the market wants to see which is a tightening of policy, now to put in th in perspective, next month central bank meeting and market speculating on when interest rate hike 5 or even 10%, that's how serious it is in turkey now. lauren: erdogan no proponent of higher interest rates. we are seeing somewhat of a effect

jared: thanksgiving, long weekend. stuart: maybe. jared: depends how they do in playoffs.ving rough start. stuart: is he? before fedex cup? jared: tournaments and eliminate up until the tour championship. stuart: where are they? >> tied up third. dustin johnson near the top. >> can we pencil it at stuart's house? >> no, you can't. ashley: he never invites anybody to his house. stuart: we are out of time, jared, you're all right. uber moving beyond near ride hailing, now expanding into the freight business, we will talk to the head of uber freight in the next hour, first, though, democrats taking aim at judge kavanaugh after the cohen revelation, anything trump is associated with is tainted and that includes judge kavanaugh, more after this ashley: in the last hour national security expert says that quantum compute asking the key to winning cyber war with russia. >> i spot agree with him 100%, hats off to microsoft, we need companies like this trying to counter russians. i think "the new york times" missed the piece, why were the russians attacking the hudson institute, the

jared max joins us with that and more, hey, jared. round in play nawfs new jersey and putting problems caused tiger to finish it only at 40 under par, he was 14 shots off the lead of 24-year-old american brieson who won the northern trust by 4 shots, now when tiger spoke to the media he was asked about more than golf specifically immigration policy and what he said to people that may find it interesting that he has a friendly relationship with president trump. >> he's the president of the united states and you have to respect the office and no matter who is in the office, he may like, dislike personality or the politics, but we all must respect office. jared: asked to detail his relationship with the president tiger answered i've known donald for a number of years, we've played golf together, we've had dinner together. scary start to belgium grand prix yesterday, 5 drivers had to vow out because of mess, sebastian avoided the crash and eventually won the race. well, it's been a rough go for the people of hawaii with hurricane lane, ye

and jared kushner. then you have this line at the end of today's tweet, i did not know about it. the president trying to distance himself here from what happened in trump tower back in 2016. and finally that third issue, that this ran afoul here of federal law. taking those three things into consideration, what's the thing the president should be most worried about? >> well, i think he should be worried about all three. let's start with the nature of the tweet in the first instance. in a courtroom, tweets equal evidence. there is a federal rule of evidence called statement of a party opponent. what does that tell us? it tells us that anything a defendant says whether it is in oral form, written form, tweeted form, if he said it, it can be introduced as evidence against him. now, i know there are some who say, well, you know, you can't indict a sitting president, so those tweets will never see the inside of a courtroom as evidence. as a career federal prosecutor, i actually think there is a pathway to indicting a sitting president. let's set that aside for the moment. even if he w

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jared. [ laughter ] >> first name.n asked whether he brings in the first name that comes to him is jared. i'm not even sure jared is alive. it has been another bitter week for sarah huckabee sanders. she had to apologize for wildly mischaracterizing african-american employment numbers, and with all of this going, she's full it's time for a new edition of her popular hgtv show, mommin'. >> mom, have you seen our dog? >> i think would be better off for all of us to walk away and focus on some things. the. >> that didn't answer my question. >> no, it didn't. >> that's certainly not a question i can answer as somebody in an official government capacity. thanks guys, have a great day. >> well, that ♪ jk n >> jimmy: now that we've lost roseanne, she really is america's mom. > and to news that our iphones are listening to us, apple says they not. that's like if your neighbor knocks on the bathroom window and says i haven't been watching you shower. but your iphone has not been spying on you, and to assure us, apple took the u

>> so abbe lowell, by the way, jared kushner's attorney he is considering according to your reporting bringing in. let me ask you this, josh. how much is the president starting to really talk about the possible impeachment as you note in your piece? he calls it the i-word. >> a good bit, don. it's not just that he's afraid of being impeached and in fact at times it's the opposite. a number of telephone president's advisers have told him we don't know or not. but democrats and the president will not -- so the people that are close to him a pretty resolute that it's a very likely outcome. increasingly the president is asking what they would investigate, how many subpoenas would they get, what all in our administration would they do -- you know, conversations.

this is a pture of the suspect, jared smith.olice say smith and another man were driving in a car when it crashed into a ditch. smith reportedly dumped the victim's body and hid it soul i d not be seen from the road. officers say the victim had used heroin earlier in the night. here's reaction fm the homeowner who made that discovery. he did not want to appear on camera. >> two families are tragically lost people now. they hav bigger stress problems than what i have. >> the victim has been identified as 23-year-old diondre miller caldwell. the suspect has been charged with con sealing a body, which is felony. >>> a grassroots campaign tonight on the streets of d.c. to try to save lives. it comes after a huge spike in overdoses involving synthetic drugs known as k2. nee4's jac benson has the emergency effort now to bring awareness after hundreds of people in the city were rushed to the hospital last month alone. >> reporter:eople who witnessed this fatal outbreak say it was so horrifying they had to do something, anything, to try

he went to jared's!rter: and why not? he said he was getting married. he said it was going to be ati detion wedding in mexico. he said he wanted to get something special for his fiancee. he went to jared's! but first he went to the lakewood country club and stole a wallet from a guy who was taking a shower in the men's locker room. -- then, and then >> he went to jared's. >> reporter: he did? >you betcha. >> reporter: here he is coming through the door in a bathingan suit flip-flops, his hair wet. he said he had just come from swimming at the lakewood country club. it was a special occasion, he said, and after all -- >> he went to jared's. >> reporter: he went to th bridal department. he went to the diamond department. and then with tt stolen credit card, he bought an 18-karat anniversary band, $5,700, a white gold abrcelet, $5,800, a diamond bracelet, $2,600.e >>ent to jared's. >> reporter: after he bought the an lry here, he bough insurance policy here too, in stolen. jewelry was he used the stolen cre

he said ivanka trump and jared kushner had nothing to do with the so-called pushing out of don mcgahn. what's going on here? >> people close to jared kushner and ivanka obviously deny this but there's no denying for months now, more than a year they have been suspicious of don mcgahn. they have not felt like he served the president well and this story my colleagues at the "times" did about the extent of his cooperation and the time he spent with mueller got under their skin and prompted ivanka to complain to her father about what she thought was an untenable situation where the council spent all of this time with the special counsel and potentially maybe told him damaging things, now the white house, people around president trump say they're not concerned about that but within of the big divides that has been going on is there are people in the white house and around donald trump who believe he should be more concerned than he is and this goes back to what he will do now when don mcgahn does leave and his deputies preceded him out the door. so there's a divide about how concerned they

they're just part of an expected flood of burners who will pass through the airport.heidi jared/reno tahoe airport: "we expect at least 18 thousand attendees flying in over the course of the next five days on their way out to the playa. it really is our single largest event."some are veterans, but each year many are first timers and the first thing they need is information.heidi jared/reno tahoe airport: "so many travelers were flying in and didn't even realize that the playa was a two hour drive from the airport. they thought it was just minutes away and that was just their first question."since 2008, the airport and the burning man organization has greeted them with this hospitality table manned by volunteers, each a burning man veteran with some answers."how to get out there if they don't have transportation. how far away it is. what supplies they might need when they come into reno. so we're their greeters, kind of their ambassadors when they come into reno and hopefully help them find wht they're looking for." sunday, the exodus will begin. back here there will be more work to b

jared kushner wrote back on it, no indication at all that jared kushner knew anything about bank fraudng else. back to you. >> joe, thanks so much. >>> joining me now, defense attorney and former federal prosecutor shan chen. getting word that the manafort trial is now going to be resuming. the sealed hearing is over. people are starting to file back into the courtroom. i'm seeing this on my e-mail. what happens in the sealed hearings? what could this be about? >> typically, the judge will clear the courtroom when they need to have more extensive arguments about an issue that really aren't practical to do standing at the bench. that's probably what this was about. it's going to be something that was substantive. otherwise, they could take care of it with a brief conference at the bench. we're speculating what it was. it's probably a substantive legal argument. >> the prosecution rested its case. what now? what do you think the defense does? >> i think it's pretty likely, if i was going to predict, that the defense is not going to put on any more testimony, that they are going to move r

bob and jared, and general menu have been great. i know you have been going until 3:00, 4:00 in the morning, and getting up again at eight. on behalf of the united states, i want to thank you very much. mexico is very proud of you. thank you all very much. nrique i will see you soon. congratulations, at a job well done. >> thank you mr. president. [indiscernible] we will be waiting for canada to reach an agreement in this process. hugnd you an affectionate and all my greatest you in my regards. >> a hug from you would be very nice. thank you. bye. -- goodbye. ok, so we've made the deal with canada. their starting, we made the deal with mexico. we started negotiations with canada pre-much immediately. i can't tell you where those negotiations begun. it's a smaller segment, as you know. deal,e now included our and it's being finalized. >> it's a 90 day layover. because of our statute. -- layover period, because of our statute. we are going to get the process started on friday. 90 days later it will be signed. we have anrump: agreement

bob and jared, and general menu have been great. -- gentleman you have been really great. the way you have worked so long, i know you have been going up until 3:00, 4:00 in the morning, and getting in at 8:00. on behalf of the united states, i want to thank you very much. mexico is very proud of you. thank you all very much. enrique i will see you soon. congratulations, at a job well done. >> thank you mr. president. congratulations as well to you. [indiscernible] we will be waiting for canada to be integrated into this process. i send you an affectionate hug and on my greatest to you and my regards. >> a hug from you would be very nice. thank you. goodbye. ok, so we've made the deal with canada. they are starting, we made the deal with mexico. we started negotiations with canada pre-much immediately. -- pretty much immediately. i can't tell you where those negotiations are gone. it's a smaller segment, as you know. mexico is a large trading partner. we have now concluded our deal and it's being finalized. bob, when would you say we will be signing? formally signing? oflik

priorities gentlemen, good to have you here jared, jared, jared, as i like to say. >> i like when yout. >> "the new york times" says economists are starting to wonder if firms like this are contributing tolackluster wage growth, the shrinking middle class. really apple is to blame for all of that >> it's not to blame, it's a contributor. but let me start by showing my new iphone 8x. so i want to be very clear there's a picture of my kitty cat on the front. >> are you getting a discounting on that now? >> no, i paid a fortune for that so my skin is in the game here look, there is now a body of convincing economic research that shows a connection between the concentration of firms like apple, we're talking about a firm that's worth 5% of u.s. gdp. i just think that's remarkable and it's associated with a declining share of compensation in the economy and, yeah, some middle class squeeze. >> is it correlated or is it causal >> i think it is a causal factor, but i think it's one among many i think you teed the question up right. i don't want to say it's the dominant factor, the only facto

hats off to jared kushner. he has been working tirelessly on prison reform.eally believe they are making positive strives. >> maria: what's most important to you then, pastor. is he talking about supporting broader sentencing reform. what does that mean to you? >> well, when i first was in meetings with the president and jared kushner about prison reform, we brought out the fact that it's bigger than that. that more so than just prison reform. we need criminal justice reform. you remember during the campaign that 1994 clinton crime bill was disappointing incarcerated >> like i told you, there's a big crisis, a shortage of food and medicine. children are dying because of the shortage of medicine. senior citizens are dying because of the shortage of medicine. we can't find food. everything is overpriced, that's why the majority of venezuelans are fleeing the situation. >> that's on top of nearly $60 million it has provided for the crisis. she blames president nicolas maduro, in an exclusive tv interview with fox news, and says it's past time for him to leave. >

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he sends that e-mail to jared kushner. jared kushner responds on it.ot heard anymore about that but it is a piece of evidence that will go to the jury, jim, when they pick up deliberations as early as tomorrow. >> clearly at least out of the expectation of some influence with the administration. just final question. i mean, there's been a lot of speculation of the case and some surprised that the defense did not mount a defense. is there a concern among prosecutors, for instance, manafort is playing for a pardon here? >> that's always a potential option. you know, nothing to that element has come up in court. no one discussed any potential of a pardon here but we do know that that is sort of the long game s. there a possibility that manafort would get a pardon? we don't know. he also has another trial coming up next month in washington, d.c. where he's facing other related charges about his foreign lobbying work so there's a lot of risk for manafort if he were to take the stand today and lock in testimony that could be used against him in that next cas

police say the victim was with jared smith when his car crashed into a ditch. he said smith hid thevictim's body so it could not be seen from the road. we talked to the homeowner who did notant to show his face on camera. >>wo families lost peoplew. they have bigger stress problems than what i had. >> the victim has been identified as 23-year-old deandre miller called well. >>> this morning a school bus driver is behind bars accusing of sexualityau aing a girl with special needs, police say etienne kabong assaulted the girl, and it was captured on surveillance camera. >> it's every parent's worst nightmare to have their child assaulted on a bus to school. >>cu prors say he tried to buy alane ticket aft hearing about the allegations, he's now held without >>> this morning the mendocino complex wildfire is now the largest in california's history. >> angie goff has the latest. >> this wildfire has destroyed 443 square miles of land. g e you some perspective, that's nearly the size of los angeles. the fire is made up of two fireu ing north of san francisco but bein

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police say the victim was with jared smith when his car crashed into aitch. they say smith then hid the victim's body so it could not be seen from the road. we talked to the homeowner who did not want to show his face on camera. >> two families tracally lost people now. they have bigger stress problems than what i have. the victim has been identified as 23-ye-old deandre miller coldwell. officers say cowell just used heroin hours before the crash. >>> this morning a school busin driver b bars accused of sexually assaulting a young girl with special needs in montgomery county. police say etienne kabonghe assaulted t girl last tuesday on the bus he drove for montgomery county public schools. the assault was captured by surveillance cameras. >> it's every parent's worst nightmare to have their child accostedn a school bus. >> prosecutors say he tried to ethiopia e ticket to after he was told about the allegations. he's considered a flight risk and is being held without bond. >>> the mendocino complex fire is the state's largest in califoia's history. >> angie is

abbe lowell is jared kushner's, he is considering abbe lowell, jared kushner's attorney, son-in-law.think about what the house of representatives and the senate have been like. they have existing to protect the president from investigations for the past two years. there have been no investigations of the white house. that would change on a dime. what happens if jerry nadler says we want to subpoena the president's tax returns. they could do that. who is going to represent the president there? we want to get michael cohen to testify before the house of representatives. we want to see his e-mails. all of that has to be dealt with by the white house counsel's office, at least in part, as well as the president's personal lawyer, and they have had absolutely no experience in dealing with this so far because the republicans have done the opposite of investigating the president. >> can we talk about mcgahn now? go on. >> if i may. >> go ahead. >> i'll go to mcgahn. as you well know, jeffrey, one of the complications here is that the president on the one hand is very angry at don mcgahn for

i think, you know, some of his family has been before, jared and ivanka have been before. flood think he can do now? >> look, nicolle, i think we're moving very quickly towards an hour where we're going to test the premise in this country whether the president of the united states is above the law or not. it's very clear that we're heading towards a constitutional crisis that this will head towards the supreme court. and we know that rudy giuliani, when he goes out and speaks, is not acting as the president's attorney, but as the president's mouth piece. and really what he's indicating is that this president, this administration will burn down everything. there is no institution sacred enough to be held back from attack to try to save the president in this political fight that's come. and that's what this is all about. there's a looming constitutional crisis and our system is going to be sorely tested in the months ahead. >> steve, do you buy this argument that they make over and over again that it's mission accomplished that they succeeded in bringing robert mueller down

. >> president president, jared.or american farmers and works what's your view. >> starting with the workers he has a point. i checked in with friends in the lain community this morning and they said they hiked what they were seeing. doug is definitely correct about the tariffs. there is a lot of stuff in nafta that, of course, american workers, american manufacturers have long disagreed with rules of origin, the higher wage stipulations apparently in in agreement, and taking down of the investor dispute slmt, which i understand is out of the u.s. mexican part of the agreement, those are big deals for the part of the community that's arguing not so much about tariffs but about things in nafta they have long disliked. i agree with doug's point, by the way, about the political machinations of this and how we are not nearly at a deal but two points on that one i think what the markets are saying is they really like free trade and don't like the kind of chaos that trump creates with trade wars any time the trade war seem

it's bigger than that and that's what jared kushner represented. in the days ahead you will see a mix of traditional and deeply personal. when the senate opens, the senator's desk will have a black drape and white roses on it. senator ryan will give personal remarks about senator mccain. and as we have been reporting about the funeral arrangements, a who's who. joe biden, democrat, close friend to john mccain. will speak at his arizona service. paul ryan, mcconnell, others were speak obviously the service here in d.c. at the national cathedral, president obama, former president bush. two senators will give remark as well. and his final resting place at the national naval academy. and he will be buried next to his best friend, form her classmate and in the institution that he revered and hold so dearly in his hear, the u.s. naval academy. >> phil mattingly we will look for all of that when the senator opens in less than an hour now. the nation will spend a week paying tribute to senator john mccain, a survivor of torture. he couldn't raise his arms

jared max has the story.ory hit and ultimate grand slam, bases clearing home run to erase a 3 run deficit and win. david bow d body became the 29th player to do it. he hit a grand slam walk-off style. murrabill murray and the cubs fo bonker as they celebrate the victory. >> when you round the bases and you get the w and i see my teammates at home plate jump around because we got the win, it's magical. it's incredible. it's unbelievable. jared: cubs go up four games in the national league central. the second coming of tiger woods is officially here. tiger did not win the pga championship. he came closer than anybody else did. he did not make one fairway on the front nine yesterday. here on the ninth hole, tiger clawed out of trouble. he needed 10 putts on the front nine, where he scored a 32. then the tee shot on 13, right towards the pin where tiger would eventually nail it for the next shot. he gets within one for the lead and then on 18 tiger would end his day with a beautiful putt, long birdie, his seventh

those might include more tapes with jared kushner and ivanka trump.ow unless they are released. this is to trump up her book. trace gallagher is live with the back story. hi, trace. >> the first part of omarosa manigault newman's book tour was riddled with credibility problems. done in by her own words. now says he heard donald trump on tape using a racial slur but in the book she said she heard somebody else told her. was she fired. the president seemed to be surprised omarosa was leaving the white house. >> omarosa, what is going on? i just saw on the news you are thinking about leaving. what happened? >> general kelly said you wanted me to leave >> nobody told me about it. >> omarosa claims it was president trump who delegated her firing. listen to the tape manigault newman released of the white house chief of staff john kelly letting her good following what she told good morning america after she left the white house last year. >> if we make this a friendly departure, you can look at your time here in the white house as a year of service to the na

and his son in law, jared kaougsn jar jared kushner. this all comes to a head as we're seeing much more expressive attacks from the president against the special counsel on twitter. swrus this week he demanded sessions end the russia investigation despite sessions recused himmism is from that. he's seen the coverage of the special counsel investigation, he's become more agitated sw that's led to these attacks. sources close to my michael cohen said the president not only knew of the meeting but approved it. the white house has not returned our request for comment on this story. they actually referred us to the white house legal team. they have declined to comment. >> keep us posted on those comments he's making tonight at the rally. in the mean it is time cnn political contributor sw former mayor of philadelphia paul, i'm reminded of the column you wrote last week about don jr. possibly being in trouble sw how he could prove to be president trump's achilles heel. >> whereby said he was the achilles heel in this case because if don jr. t

jared max. $7.6 million has been suspended from coaching for the first three games this season, all related to actions by recently fired wide receiver's coach ohio state said that either meyer or smith condoned alleged abuse they fail today take sufficient management action and not perform as appropriate role models for student athletes. >> my role is to set a good example and i did not live up to the university's standards. jared: both meyer and smith suspended without pay. it's official, the day after thanksgiving november 23rd, tiger woods and phil mickelson will play round of golf one-on-one for a purse of $9 million in las vegas, titled the match, it will air on pay per view, distributed by at&t, we don't know how much it would cost, tiger and phil will be both mic'ed up. bob wiley has been mic'ed up, star of hard knox and most recent episode gave take on the importance of players stretching. >> stretch is way overrated. did you know world war i, world war ii, all the guy that is fought in

lighthizer and jared kushner, and of course president trump has said this all along. bilateral negotiations yield better and faster results, and i think that's why he's going to stay on that path with respect to canada. but right now we're mexican tra very few people thought we could get and we got it about. >> it's easier if you do it blats rally, to get some kind of framework agreement in principal that may or may not become a trilateral agreement the way you propose it, we're operating on an artificial schedule i just wonder if we're going to play this out a few steps down the line, whether in fact this is the makings of some kind of a final deal or not. >> there's no leverage here, we've illustrated the bilateral approach to negotiating can happen you have different issues with canada than with mexico. the wages are not so germane to can dark i don't want to walk-through all the paragraphs, but we've had trouble with milk and dairy products and some of that dairy stuff is 290% tariffs i don't know about the leverage. all i'm saying is we have shown that good trade

great, robert lighthizer, jared kushner, i mean you can do it. if you want to do it, you can do it. don't know. i they are canada, we are the usa. we all make decisions protecting our countries and our workforces. it's not pressure. it's just saying hey, look at this. [inaudible] what you want, legalese? do you play the process out, do you make the deal on principle? that's holding. and then you send it up to the hill. what is the process, three months? deals with itess and there will be amendments from the other countries. you have to have some patience. but this is real, believe me. night we had a lovely talk about that. this is real, don't think this a somehowng that thi going to go away. it's not. heorter: the president said is unhappy this morning about google and what comes up in google searches. does the president believe the should be some form of regulation for google? mr. kudlow: we are taking a look at it. we will let you know. reporter: the idea that this originated in a story about the russian media? mr. kudlow: that's above my pay grade. reporter: gdp projections for t

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was it ivanka and jared who set the wheels in motion? and did mcgahn's testify to robert mueller play a role? >>> plus, one trump ally warning the "washington post" tonight, winter is coming and the white house is not prepared. phil rucker is standing by with the details. >>> and in florida, republican ron desantis accused of racism for calling his african-american opponent articulate and urging florida not to monkey this up. tonight, andrew gillum responds. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. i'm ali velshi in for brian williams. day 587 of the trump administration brings the sudden news that the west wing attorney who has been the pivotal link to robert mueller during the russia investigation is out. white house counsel don mcgahn will soon be making his exit. axios was first out with a report this morning. that was quickly followed by this tweet from president trump. white house counsel don mcgahn will be leaving his position in the fall shortly after the confirmatio

you have to -- 52 separate inquiries would then be able to be looked at from jared kushner to security clearances to, of course, collusion and far beyond that, including even what happened in puerto rico. all these things could be taken up if they actually reclaim the house. the swirling legal storm is not simply about the president's personal relationships with robert mueller. it also includes at least 51 other things that he would have to prepare for. >> interesting. max, president trump tweeting out that the white house counsel mcgahn is out after the confirmation. he was reportedly blind side i by the tweet. >> what he said to the mueller. >> no, never. >> i knew he was going also. i had to approve it. we didn't claim executive. no, i don't have to be aware. we have -- we do everything straight. we do everything by the book. don is an excellent guy. >> we do everything straight. we do everything by the book. i mean, i don't know what book that is. the book that only trump has read, i think. >> do you think this has to do with mcgahn speaking with the special counsel for some 30 hou

and you were jared kushner. >> jimmy: yeah. >> god, i'd love that jared kushner.my >> jno, no.hner -- >> jimmy: yeah, no. >> of this or any generation. >> jimmy: that's you. that's kate mckinnon. [ laughter ] yeah. >> jimmy: that's you. i mean did you realize that you could do rudy giuliani? >> well, so, you know, lor is always poo-pooing impression ideas. 'cause he says, "we don't look enough like the person. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and this was his idea. and i was like -- >> jimmy: you think i look like rudy? >> -- "what are you saying to me, daddy?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> but then, you know, it was li -- it was -- he -- it w an idea on a thursday. and we had to do it on a a saturday. and i -- >> jimmy: did you have aan a rudy giu >> i didn't have that rudy giuliani. >> jimmy: you did not. nothing at all. >> i didn't have thahe dress rehearsal. >> jimmy: you did good at the dress rehearsal. was like, "wait, i didn' know if she's going to get this or what." >> thank you. thank you for being honest. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i didn't have it. >> jimmy: no, you didn't have it. >> a

i'm saying to have a conspiracy, jared, donald trump jr., conspiracy law. remember today's date.s no -- that's a false distinction. >> laura: you have to have an underlying law. you and i are the only lawyers on this panel. >> fortunately. >> laura: i'm recovering leo. i'm recovering. but again, we have a situation where i agree on this point, don't litigate this stuff in the press because politically people say a lot of things politically and they come close to the truth, none of that matters as a legal matter. it might be unwise as a legal p.r. strategy, but it doesn't mean a crime was committed. that is totally different. >> they also uncovered -- they also uncovered the text messages from jared kushner to his assistant saying get me out of this meeting after 5 minutes. that's called exculpatory evidence. i would hope that you would say there's no conspiracy when people are trying to not be in a meeting. >> laura: i think it's funny, john, maybe you will respond to this. this was on cnn. i think i was on like the treadmill this morning watching this. i almost did the fred flin

ej, i want to two to the jared kushner of it all. maybe he said he was a crook before 2016, removed from the campaign, so what's the big deal? and then you have the evidence that's come up here that i'll read to you where manafort was explicitly trying to push one of his bankers into secretary of the army, an important position, after receiving the beginning of a $16 million loan and pushed it on jared kushner who said okay i'm not it. the prosecutors are not alleging that jared kushner knew this was a payoff in manafort's mind, although that is the implication, which means even if you didn't catch it that's really bad as a way to staff the army. no? >> i think that part of the case is another episode of how the administration is kind of grifter city. here you have manafort trying to get a loan when he doesn't really have the financial situation that justifies it. so he goes to the chairman of the bank, creates this relationship, and then clearly tries to help him get a job in the administration. writes a memo saying he'll advance dt

the victim was with jared smith when his car crashed into a ditch. smithdy hid the victim's boo it could not be seen from the road. we talked to the homeowner who did not want to show his facen camera. >> two families are tragically lost people now. >>> the morning a school bus driver is behind bars accused of assaulting a girl with speci needs. he assaulted the girl last tuesday on the bus. the assault was captured on surveillance cameras. >> it's every stparent's w nightmare to have their child accosted at school, on a school bus or on the way to and from child care. >> prosecutors say he trio buy plane ticket to et yoepbull. the woman is in critical condition but stable. people who hrd the gunfire say they heard between six and seven shot witnesses say they told police they saw a group of young men running. a crime like this one is unusual in the area. >> we don't have a lot of shooting incidents. there's not a high rate of crime. >> it's up to $1500 reward for t infoion. >>> right now two former business partners are facing each other in an alexa

he's been intimately involved in jared's clearance problems, jared and ivanka's use of personal e-mail, it's very interesting how people when they are about to see the door, and i think mcgann has been very clear for some time now that he wanted to stick through a second nomination to the court and now that's kavanaugh, and i think he's going to go. to the sense republicans care most about the court, mcgann is going to be a hero to them, when in reality he's been part of, you know, an ongoing conspiracy, and trump should be very worried about him, because he doesn't work for trump. there's no attorney-client privilege. >> so much going on this weekend. i want to turn now and talk about john brennan and play for both of you what the former cia director said after the president revoked his security clearance this week. take a listen. >> the fact that he's using a security clearance of a former cia director as a pawn in his public relations strategy, i think, is just so reflective of somebody who, quite frankly, i don't want to use this term maybe, but he's drunk on power. >> lauren, what

. >> the president's son-in-law jared kushner, his name came up in a piece -- a really key evidence the prosecution presented. explain the circumstances. >> reporter: yeah. so this has to do with the promise by paul manafort, prosecutors here arguing that manafort promised a job to a bank executive, a chairman of a bank if he would help approve this loan and in that email he sent an email -- manafort sent an email to jared kushner suggesting this stephen caulk is the man's name for a job as secretary of the army and in that email, jared kushner wrote on it, jim? >> interesting. the president's campaign chairman gets a big loan, promises the banker a job, forwards that to the administration, the president son-in-law says he's looking at it. thanks very much. i want to bring in jeffrey toobin. so, jeffrey, first on the strategy, the decision by the defense team to wrap it up without calling a defense witness. is that a sign of weakness of their case or confidence? >> well, it is very common for defendants to try their cases through the cross-examination of government witnesses and not cal