jared and ivanka have their own funerals. she's trying to push child care and for jared a criminal justice reform bill so they really want to have their own relationships on capitol hill and build themselves as these figures willing to work across the isle so not entirely surprising they would want to be involved but some of trump's allies said it was a big mistake and they shouldn't have been there. they weren't the only trump administration officials there. there was some john kelly chief of staff, there was some cabinet officials including john or secretary of defense mattias as well as eileen child, the secretary of transportation. they weren't the only ones who were in attendance. >> john, melanie brought that up with john and mattias there alongside cindy mccain. how did that read and how do you think the president in that image that we saw them all side by side how that would have been taken by the president? >> it was so extraordinary that the sitting president of the united states was not welcome at a funeral that es

jared: you will be asked to login even though you haven't logged out.acebook has reset these digital keys for the 50 million users affected, plus an extra 40 million as a precaution, so in total 90 million people will have to log back in on facebook. passwords are not affected, so the hackers were not able to get into any passwords. >> we been here before. a massive data breach just six months ago. any ramifications regarding this latest data breach? jared: it's hard to tell, because we just found out about it. but it's not a good look. the cambridge analytical scandal happened when the personal materials from tens of millions of people was compromised. mark zuckerberg says they are up to the task of protecting data, but this breach isn't going to convince us that it is up to the task. >> not a good look, indeed. jerod read, from the dw tech desk. the securities and exchange commission is accusing tesla chief executive elon musk of fraud. the sec says he was misleading investorors, and it all started with a tweet. >> i'm considering taking tesla private

jared: when we return.her jacob has an autism spectrum disorder i remember one moment after being at school all day and i remember him getting into the car just balling... and saying: "mom, i have no friends" "why don't i have any friends?" it broke my heart. ♪brother let me be your shelter♪ ♪never leave you all alone that was the moment when i realized that i needed to do something about this. i needed to make a difference in his life. go! and i knew that if i could help him find a friend, i could help teach other people that including people with differences is the right thing to do. ♪bring it home ♪brother let me be your shelter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. ♪..home lauren: h&a to sell shares of deutsche bank, the wall street journal reporting that h&a plans to sell 7.6% stake in deutsche o

point to, fire jared. >> what do you think of speaker ryan? >> technically that the additional last question but allows me to elaborate on my answer. i like jared and he's a nice guy but as we have all seen trump's policies have been [inaudible] by the swap and that's because jared does not have a long history and politics were quite understood how were shattering his father-in-law's candidacy was and he's the one who's always pushing trump to go with the establishment and do what mitch mcconnell wants and don't build the wall but no, that is not what and trump space is where his power comes from. he's like superman and jared is sitting there waiting kryptonite in front of him all the time. >> thank you very much. >> okay. i love you. [laughter] >> jordan, thank you. really, thank you for the jet pack charter. it changed my life. >> thank you. we will get poor jeremy a drink. that is for c-span you don't mind, do you? now you know we can't make fun of people at the times even though i really like to. it will be on for the whole party. it's a c

it's jared, jared kushner, his son-in-law.all night last night, i'm totally convinced it's him. let's think it through. first off, could you imagine having donald trump as a father-in-law? [ laughter ] looking at you across the table, that orange puss on all the time? [ laughter ] judging, resenting you for all the disgusting things he knows you're doing to his shiny and beautiful daughter. [ audience moans ] every i day you come to work, your boss has your wife sitting in his lap, it's a lot to swad low. the name of jared kushner's real estate company is cadre. as in a group of activists in a communist or other revolutionary organization. a revolutionary organization? like maybe a member of a secret white house resistance? you know, jared kushner's father, charles kushner, went to prison partly for hiring a prostitute to sa deuce his own brother-in-law. he hired a hooker, this is true, to meet his brother-in-law outside a restaurant. she pretended her car broke down and asked him for a ride. and then later took him to a motel

your thoughts on jared and ivanka attending? >> i think, quite frankly, it shows, as jonathan said, when you look at the political h hallmarks of what happened and the caliber of who attended the funeral, it speaks to such a great tribute to an american patriot. it feels awkward to dissect the politics of a funeral of such a great american. >> i agree with that. it is bigger than we can all imagine. >> totally agree. >> before i let you go, tallahassee mayor will be on "meet the press" today. in his primary victory, amid backlash over his opponent, his offensive comments. what are you looking for as this race plays out? >> i think -- i think most floridians are looking to see which of these candidates is likely to guide the state best. from a political perspective, you have this character in congressman desantis, who is essentially donald trump light, trying to em late the president. gillham, on the left is strong in the democratic party. you are going to have a clash of ideas, contrast of policies. all that said, it's starting

jared: there are pensions, some have medicare and medicaid as they point out. their piece? what about the lower paid current nfl players. jared: they're saying this is war it starts, let's open it up here and if there's any sport where the former players certainly should be taken care of when you look from the medical side it's in the nfl. they argue you make us into these mythological figures, you make a lot of money off of us, but there's too many of us who don't even know who we are at this point because we gave our minds and they also blame the nfl says the commissioner, that they kept it from us purposefully. cheryl: we'll be air ago story tomorrow on the nfl and what they're doing to protect players, they're redesigning helmets. that will be tomorrow on "fbn:am." lauren: jared's sports reports are on fox news headline, 24/7, sirius xm channel 115. when we come back we're talking german car makers in hot water with the european union. we're going to london for that. ♪ - at athene, we think it's time for the financial world to stop acting the same old way.

that there's hope for not only me but other people jared was the first patients at the mayo clinic in the united states to have an electrical stimulation device implanted near his damaged spinal cord spinal injuries disrupt nerve paths that normally allow the brain to signal the legs to move in this study doctors implanted an electrical stimulator at the base of the spine between the vertebrae and spinal column when it's turned on the electrical signals appear to awaken those injured nerve pathways letting the brain communicate with the legs once again. after months of intense therapy jared can move back and forth a report on his progress has been published in nature medicine. because we were able to simulate the wreck plea the spinal cord itself and we believe that that was very important to be able to regain the volitional control or voluntary control jared's road to recovery has not been easy but he credits a woman he met after his accident for giving him the strength to fight were going on at the gym every day for five to six days a week a couple hours a day and the girl that help

that there's hope for not only me but other people jared was the first patients at the mayo clinic in the united states to have an electrical stimulation device implanted near his damaged spinal cord spinal injuries disrupt nerve paths that normally allow the brain to signal the legs to move in this study doctors implanted an electrical stimulator at the base of the spine between the vertebrae and spinal column when it's turned on the electrical signals appear to awaken those injured nerve pathways letting the brain communicate with the legs once again. after months of intense therapy jared can move back and forth a report on his progress has been published in nature medicine. because we were able to stimulate the rec plea the spinal cord itself and we believe that that was very important to be able to regain the volitional control or voluntary control jared's road to recovery has not been easy but he credits a woman he met after his accident for giving him the strength to fight were going on at the gym every day for five to six days a week a couple hours a day and the girl that helpe

that there is hope for not only me but other people jared was the first patient at the mayo clinic in the united states to have an electrical stimulation device implanted near his damaged spinal cord spinal injuries disrupt nerve paths that normally allow the brain to signal the legs to move in this study doctors implanted an electrical stimulator at the base of the spine between the vertebrae and spinal column when it's turned on the electrical signals appear to awaken those injured nerve pathways letting the brain communicate with the legs once again. after months of intense therapy jared can move back and forth a report on his progress has been published in nature medicine. because we were able to stimulate directly the spinal cord itself and we believe that that was very important to be able to regain the volitional control or voluntary control jared's road to recovery has not been easy but he credits a woman he met after his accident for giving him the strength to fight were going on at the gym every day for five to six days a week a couple hours a day and the girl that helped me

earlier i spoke to jared reed from our social media department and asked him what else we knew about the case so far. packages were able to get bits of information that gave them access to fifty million user accounts as you said and the information cold tokens these are basically the digital keys to our accounts and they help us by by not not making us having to log back into our accounts every single time we use facebook so in effect they stole fifty million keys and they did that by exploiting the view. you're on facebook kristoff and you've got different security options for different people and you want to know well what does my account look like if jared looks at it this is when you touch my name into view as and so the hackers got into view as took fifty million k's and you know looked at all these accounts facebook says it identified the problem on tuesday and it put a patch in. ok fifty million gone that's what we know what don't we know ok so we don't know who was behind this facebook says it's investigating who did it but it still is none the wiser it says whoever was behin

no, that just wasn't true said the former detective and later mayor jared furhman.he know? it was furhman who took tapp to visit the crime scene, during some of those many itries all those years ago. >> let me tell you, they weren't in the room with me when he took us up the stairs, took us into the bedroom and relived that night. you could see it on his face, he was reliving it. >> of course the critics wouldn't be able to see that because it was one of the only times during the investigation when the police did not video tape chris tapp. but -- >> i have no doubts in my mind that chris tapp is a part of that homicide itself. >> right. >> you can't -- >> you can because what is it 25% of all dna resolved cases where somebody is released from prison it turns out there was a false confession. people do confess to things they didn't do. >> we know that, but when people confess to crimes that they don't do, they don't know the minute details of that case but chris knew and knows the minute details of the case. >> he of course claims that he knows them because he was fe

jared is doing what he once thought was impossible five years ago he was paralyzed from the waist down after snowmobile accident he is now able to take small steps to be able to move. my legs and. to walk even a stand it means a lot. that there is hope for not only me but other people jared was the first patients at the mayo clinic in the united states to have an electrical stimulation device implanted near his damaged spinal cord. spinal injuries disrupt nerve paths that normally allow the brain to signal the legs to move in this study doctors implanted an electrical stimulator at the base of the spine between the vertebrae and spinal column when it's turned on the electrical signals appear to awaken those injured nerve pathways letting the brain communicate with the legs once again. after months of intense therapy jared can move back and forth a report on his progress has been published in nature medicine because we were able to stimulate the wreck plea the spinal cord itself and we believe that that was very important to be able to regain the volitional control or voluntary control

but way find is interesting, now they are going after jared.ared is one of the most of loyal, hard work under appreciated people in the white house that is championing prison reform. he helped at the world cup and olympics which got zero media coverage. obama tried to get it and failed miserably. to go after jared is morally reprehensible. the gloves are off. they are not playing nice. they hijacked comedy, they high jacked our schools, and now the media is going after people in every day suching a ivanka and jared. we are in a fight for the soul of this country. judge jeanine: the here. more and more people are finding themselves in a chevy for the first time. you can too during the chevy labor day sales event. now through september 10th, use labor day cash to get almost $5,000 below msrp on this 2018 equinox lt when you finance with gm financial. this labor day, discover why chevy is the most awarded and fastest growing brand the last four years overall. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. the difference you feel is a night... and day.

. >> at cal, we saw jared goff have nights like this. lot of people wondered if he could do it in the nfl. >> he has proven a lot of people right and owing some eyes. he had a great game tonight. former cal quarterback jared goff had a breakout game. the rams passing record. he tied tonight against the vikings. and the first game of the >>> saturday is a special day for kevin durant. the warriors are tipping off against minnesota. it's also his birthday. kd is turning 30. that's young, but some say in basketball that's when the body starts to slow down. kd is entering his 12th season. there are only four players on the dubs roster older than him. he says it's kind of strange because he remembers being the young kid on the court. >> once you hit 30 years old in the nba you start to feel older. i look at it from how my body feels. when you're walking into the locker room, you have guys who are jacob born in '97, you know? and it's like, man, how i was a young guy in the locker room forea long time. so to come full circle, it's pretty cool

both jared kushner and don jr. who are likely indictment targets down the road must be very worried about what actually went on in that meeting. remember, they told seven different stories now. each one undoing the previous story. when you lie that much you know what really went on is much more serious. >> let's listen to don jr. i think you also said yet when we did the round table of who was in the most jeopardy, you said don jr. let's listen. >> your father has denied reports that he's worried that you might be in legal jeopardy because of the mueller investigation. but are you scared you could go to jail. >> i'm not because i know what i did and i'm not worried about any of that. that doesn't mean they will try to create that. but, again, i'm not. >> your thoughts? your witness. >> what do you want him to say? right? i'm terrified. my pants are wet. right? you're not going to say that. look, i would -- my mother would not put me in this kind of jeopardy, right? >> yeah. but his father would. >> that's the probl

yes, there has been attention between him and jared and ivanka. heavens, there's been tension between him and the president. but they've managed to make it through, john kelly and his staff have said and have shown that they're committed to working with this president. >> jeff, i want to get your perspective here of somebody who works in a daily basis here with the white house, in terms how battled is the president by all of this? the op-ed comes while the white house was still reeling from bob word ward's book? >> absolutely. i was actually in the east room when the day that op-ed came out. the president had just been speaking to some sheriffs. we walked over towards him and he we asked about the op-ed, he started by responding and pulling out a list of his accomplishments. you can see when you look at that particular clip he was angry about it, and he was, indeed, rattled. and yet ready to start talking about things that he felt the country should be focused on. i was saying the story certainly had legs. and the longer these things last and the

but way find is interesting, now they are going after jared.loyal, hard work under appreciated people in the white house that is championing prison reform. he helped at the world cup and olympics which got zero media coverage. obama tried to get it and failed miserably. to go after jared is morally reprehensible. the gloves are off. they are not playing nice. they hijacked comedy, they high jacked our schools, and now the media is going after people in every day suching a ivanka and jared. we are in a fight for the soul of this country. judge jeanine: the when you combine ancestry's dna test with its historical records... ...you could learn you're from ireland... ...donegal, ireland... ...and your ancestor was a fisherman. with blue eyes. just like you. begin your journey at ancestry.com. with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were very saggy. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with new sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. introducing more sizes for better comfort. new depend fit-flex under

i like a jared. jeered is a nice guy but as we've all seen, trump come his policies have been consumed by the swap and i think that is because jared doesn't have a long history of politics. i don't think he quite understood how further shattering his father lost candidacy was, and he's the one who's always pushing trump to go with establishment, do what mitch mcconnell wants. don't build the wall. no, that isn't what put trump and the white house, and trump base is where his power comes from. he's like superman and jared is sitting there waiting kryptonite in front of him all of the time. >> thank you very much. >> i love you after all. >> thank you. >> thank you, jordan. thank you. and really thank you for the jet pack charger. changed my life. >> all right. i'll bring you back to -- >> thank you. i will get poor jeremy a drink. >> you saw this -- >> that's for c-span. you don't mind, do you? [inaudible] >> now you know we can't make fun of people at the time even though i want to. it will be on the

. >> and a new report suggesting jared and ivanka believe one person is behind it and is, quote, destroying the presidency. details next on "msnbc live." >>> we begin with a live picture of the white house where the search appears to be intensifying for the person behind the scathing new york times op-ed, president trump campaigning last night telling reporters he has a list and jeff sessions is in further neglect if they don't investigate. >> i think it is a national security matter. they should look at it and look at it very strongly and we should find out who it is because why should we live with somebody in the white house who is really subversive in a sense. i could think of four or five, mostly people that either i don't like or respect, but they're there because in some cases they have to be governmentally. meaning they're protected. we have a lot of people that are protected. but i thought of two or three or four people, people that i haven't -- >> do you want to name them? >> no, i don't want to name them. >> "the new york times" standing by the official to keep the identity secret

earlier i spoke to jared reed from our social media department and asked him what else we knew about the case so far. packers were able to get bits of information that gave them access to fifty million user accounts as you said and the information cold tokens these are basically the digital keys to our account and they help us by by not not making us having to log back into our accounts every single time we use facebook so in effect they stole fifty million kids and they did that by exploiting the view. you're on facebook kristoff and you've got different security options for different people and you want to know well what does my account look like if jarryd looks at it this is when you type my name into view as and so the hackers got into view as took fifty million k's and you know looked at all these accounts facebook says it identified the problem on tuesday and it put a patch in. ok fifty million gone that's what we know what don't we know ok so we don't know who was behind this facebook says it's investigating who did it but it still is none the wiser it says whoever was behind

three days ago and is now in berlin reported jared reid has more for us jared what can you tell us about what it what has been happening well vincy love is more snoring for being a prominent activist in russia and he's part of this famous. a protest group called pussy riot which as we know over the past six or so years have said very famous demonstrations out of upset the kremlin now as you mentioned he's very on will he he fell ill this week with what's being described as a mystery illness he had trouble seeing speaking and moving off to being treated in moscow in intensive care he's now in berlin well looking at a video posted to twitter by his former wife. cova she's a member of pussy riot the airport here ensuring a fed we can see him there on a stretcher being treated in the plane now earlier posted a story to instagram showing her waiting at the airport with a visit up to her and it was dated yesterday saturday now and others in pussy riot believe that it was poison for political reasons and they're pointing the finger at the kremlin although the cause of this illness hasn't yet be

. >>> and lindsey graham denies he invited ivanka and jared to senator mccain's funeral. how did they get in? >>> here's what's happening. new today, a top democrat says special counsel robert mueller's team is close to making a case for obstruction of justice, adding that impeachment proceedings against president trump should go on the back burner. >> i think the most important thing that the democrats could do is to allow bob mueller to complete his work. i think bob mueller's report will ultimately determine whether or not there are going to be additional steps taken against the president. bob mueller is focusing on several things right now. obvious obviously, he's gone after individuals and he's gone after russians that were involved in coming after our election system. they are getting very close to making a case for obstruction of justice. >> i want to bring in california congressman ted liu, democratic member of the house judiciary and affairs committee. what do you think of those remarks when you hear cia director leon panetta saying it's coming close to an obstru

. >>> new information on how jared kushner and evan ta trump ended up as surprise attendees at the cathedral. >>> the gop candidate for governor in florida being accused of racist remarks. the whole affair may be spurring more racially charged fallout. details ahead. >>> o, canada, the battle over trade with neighbors to the north. who is really winning a fight the president started? >>> we begin with new reporting this morning in the mood in the white house during senator mccain's funeral. the president going on a tweet storm before and after he left the white house to golf, in one tweet appearing to hit back at meghan mccain who took several swipes at him during her emotional eulogy. the president focusing most of his grievances against the mueller investigation and giving congress an ultimatum over nafta amid negotiations with canada. let's turn to nbc white house correspondent jeff bennett who has more on that. can you describe what happened yesterday in d.c.? it's really kind of a split screen moment. >> reporter: it really was, frances, good morning. it's hard to know for sure what dro

>> my recollection is that we all left basically at the same time. >> including jared. >> including jaredt and we all lagged behind a minute or two, i don't recall. >> but he was there the majority of the meeting? >> the majority of the meeting. >> do you recall joe biden's name being mentioned? >> no. >> do you recall bernie sanders's name being mentioned? >> no. >> do you recall hillary clinton's name being mentioned? >> i'm not sure. at the beginning the attorney did open with some general remarks. i was never supposed to be at that meeting. i was supposed to do a handoff. don junior said to me, why don't you just stay and you can take them out. >> how long did the meeting last? >> 25 minutes at the most. the only person who made a comment before don wrapped up the meeting was jared kushner, who after the attorney had presented what appeared to them, i suppose, to be very generic general information about this supposed illegal funding to the democrats, jared kushner who looked increasingly agitated to me as i was looking at him said to her i have no idea what you're talking about. coul

state will happen i think we're going to go down the two state road and i'm glad i got it out and jared who is so involved he loves israel he loves israel but he's also going to be very fair with the palestinians he understands it takes two people to be happy to groups of people to be happy everybody's got to be happy and that's why it's so tough because there's been so much hatred and anger for so many years that's what probably the number one ingredient of tough this is but they asked me i said i think it's going to be tuesday and you know what i did today by saying that i put it out there. and if you ask most of the people in israel they agree with that but nobody wanted to say it it's a big thing to put it out it's a very big thing to put it out now bottom line. if the israelis and the palestinians want one state that's ok with me if they want two states that's ok with me i'm happy if they're happy i'm a facilitator i want to see if i can get a deal done so that people don't get killed any more when we had in saudi arabia we had one of the great conferences in history many of you we

jared: if it is a weak dollar.f it is a benefit to exports we get or a stimulus already in the pipeline for china, our china economist's no pressure gives you much more -- much bigger physical stimulus -- fiscal stimulus. done on the things fiscal side that u.s. has struggled to do. think there is a great risk will in chinese equities. investors had underweight in emerging markets on our survey. it is getting pretty attractive. joe: you mentioned wage inflation as a potential factor of why the fed might be hawkish -- more hawkish than expected. what about inflation over all? at the beginning of the year, it was the biggest debate and faded. could we see brought inflation pressure? jared: if you saw the latest , andse of quit rate thinking more long-term, one of the big things we have for the 20 20's is the rise of inflation to address inequality. that has been the most important political story of the last couple of years. joe: so inflation will be used as a tool or will be allowed to run hot as a way to ameliorate

but way find is interesting, now they are going after jared.he most of loyal, hard work under appreciated people in the white house that is championing prison reform. he helped at the world cup and olympics which got zero media coverage. obama tried to get it and failed miserably. to go after jared is morally reprehensible. the gloves are off. they are not playing nice. they hijacked comedy, they high jacked our schools, and now the media is going after people in every day suching a ivanka and jared. we are in a fight for the soul of this country. judge jeanine: the fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? judge jeanine: president trump, conservatives love him and liberals not so much. but what about america's populace. joining me now, author of the new book, "positive populism, revolutionary ideas to rebuild economic security, family and community in america," steve hilt

and jared kushner. it's widely believed that both of them are under scrutiny, under investigation as well. obviously, michael cohen, we know from that raid that the hush money to women. that's under investigation. russian business ties under investigation. donald trump jr.'s willingness to take a meet with folks with ties to russian intelligence to get dirt on hillary clinton. the trump tower meeting under investigation. efforts to cover up that meeting and lie about it. part of the obstruction of justice investigation. the list goes on and on. would it surprise you if this cooperation wasn't in some way or another already ongoing, emily? >> i don't know that it's cooperation yet. all i know is that it is conversations that have happened. i know that for months michael cohen has been signaling he's willing to cooperate. whether or not robert mueller finds him a credible witness or a useful witness, that will be the ultimate determination of whether or not he becomes a cooperating witness here. but it's

a matchup that's a bay area homecoming for l-a qb jared goff.l star, novato native, and top overall pick in the 2016 draft is entering his 3rd season as the rams franchise qb. he's coming off of his best year as a pro... more than 38-hundred yards passing... and a 28-to-7 touchdown to interception ratio...leading the rams to an 11-5 campaign and division title. so big expectations for them this year, but he still has fond memories of the nfl landscape during his childhood. he grew up a 49ers fan...yet always kept an eye on what was happening with the silver and black. in the college ranks-- a nice victory to open the year combined with losses from other teams has stanford moving up in the standings. david shaw's cardinal...now at number 10 in the latest ap poll. they kicked off the season last week with a nice victory at the farm... rolling past san diego state, 31-10. a matchup in which receiver jj arcega whiteside...scored 3-times and hauled in more than 220-yards. although the aztecs weren't ranked, stanford moves because of thei

that there is hope for not only me but other people jared was the first patients at the mayo clinic in the united states to have an electrical stimulation device implanted near his damaged spinal cord spinal injuries disrupt nerve paths that normally allow the brain to signal the legs to move in this study doctors implanted an electrical stimulator at the base of the spine between the vertebrae and spinal column when it's turned on the electrical signals appear to awaken those injured nerve pathways letting the brain communicate with the legs once again. after months of intense therapy jared can move back and forth a report on his progress has been published in nature medicine because we were able to stimulate directly the spinal cord itself and we believe that that was very important to be able to regain the volitional control or voluntary control jared's road to recovery has not been easy but he credits a woman he met after his accident for giving him the strength to fight were going on at the gym every day for five to six days a week a couple hours a day and the girl that helped me

i can tell you that jared kushner is very engaged with this specific issue.nderstanding of it. having that meeting was a really good idea. a lot of people paid attention to the fact that kim kardashian was there. it makes sense, in a way, to have people with facts, people with fame, and people with power sit in the same room and talk about an important subject like this. i can write a law review article with clemency reform, but if that's all i do, might as well throw dirt on top of it. >> we read those things, just so you know. >> well, that's good. but most people don't. if kim kardashian tweets out the idea, people may read the article and at the least they'll start thinking about this subject which is really important. >> there's no kidding. for people who criticize the kardashians, this is a good road to go down. there was a judge in here -- just to illustrate what this is about. kevin sharpe was in the meeting as well. he sentenced a man to life in prison at the age of 26 years old for drug related charges. now, sharp has since said that chris should be

and jared kushner. is there a sense, julia, that the white house had any idea this was coming from paul manafort? >> yes, this was certainly a surprise for everyone watching this play out. there were some people that suspected there could be a guilty plea, but i don't think a lot of people suspected manafort would eventually flip. obviously that trump tower meeting in which manafort, jared kushner, and donald trump jr. were present at could very welcome into play with this. >> what do you think, jonathan in terms of context of this agreement with the latest developments to come out of the investigation. last weekend we talked about george papadopoulos being sentenced to prison for 14 days. how big a deal is this? jonathan, i don't know if you can hear me. julia, i'm going to ask you that if you were able to hear me. yo question. >> it's absolutely a big deal at this point. as much as the white house says that manafort, these allegations have nothing to do with the trump campaign, manafort was heading th

state will happen i think we're going to go down the two state road and i'm glad i gather that and jared who is so involved he loves israel he loves his you know but he's also going to be very fair with the palestinians you understand it takes two people to be happy to groups of people to be happy everybody is going to be happy and that's why it's so tough the fact he barely mentioned the palestinians i think shows the confidence of benjamin netanyahu in what's going to come out of the chair a cushion a peace plan which we're being told we revealed in the next four months the palestinians meanwhile already i think believe they're going to have to reject what's in that plan that james pays zero at the united nations may not britain's middle east envoy believes the u.s. has lost its role as the only mediator in the israeli palestinian conflict alister bert blame president trumps decision to move the embassy to jerusalem he told our desires mike hanna other parties in the region need to get involved. i think we can understand the united states' determination to find do something to break th

that it would either be jared kushner or donald trump, jr. or the president, himself. there is of course, i want to caution there is the possibility i'm willing to take responsibility. i'm willing to plead guilty to my own crimes, i don't want to pay for a defense, i don't want to make the government pay for the prosecution and i'm just giving up, he's forfeiting almost all of his assets, his real estate. his bank accounts. so he may just feel like, well, that's what i'm doing. there may be nothing more. but given the language that was used in court in terms of the plea agreement, itself, i agree with glen that it is very likely he has told them quite a great deal. glenn is right. you wouldn't take a plea agreement unless you had a proffer of all the evidence the witness has before you agree to it. so i think we can look at many weeks of diskoes years and few indictments as a result of the and the investigations that will follow up on the details that he provided to them in the proffer leading up to the plea agreement. >> let's listen to some of the spin that rudy guil

jared max is here with details. jared, good morning.colin kaepers been a football player this 2016, he may be the most talked about player we will see between the eagles and atlanta falcons. yesterday kaepernick shared a new nike commercial that will air during the broadcast tonight. it features the athlete turned activist. >> don't ask if your dreams are crazy. ask if they're crazy enough. jared: don't ask if you're crazy, ask if you're crazy enough. in this two minute ad, kaepernick fair rit narrates ato overcame odds to achieve greatness. remember nate boyer. he convinced kaepernick two years ago to kneel instead of sitting. there was never a negative connotation to kneeling before. he says it's dangerous territory to suggest something like this. to me when i hear sacrifice everything, the last thing i hear about is sacrificing money. one of the a the at athletes o n the ad lost his hand. novak djokovic defeated john millman. madison keys also won which means we are on course for a possible all american women's final between keys and

he said reince priebus told the president to fire jared because of concerns over his finances. >> orsaid the reason there are nepotism laws. you mentioned that when john dowd was asking hard specific questions of the mueller team about whether they were investigating the president's finances, you say, quote, dowd was careful not to stray to ask about possible investigations of jared's finances. seems like it's a point of sensitivity. >> it clearly is, not surprisingly so. but i think that as we now know, jared kushner got his top secret clearance back, and that is an important event. they almost never, to my understanding, will give out top secret clearance to somebody who is under serious investigation, so that suggests that that may not be one of the investigative trails that lead somewhere. >> i love following you down these paths. this is so great. >> there are so many paths. >> i know. >> i've never -- i've done this for 47 years. i've never seen so many paths and i've not -- and i've never seen so, so much of a -- well, as i say, i want to repeat myself. there is a war on truth

he puts jared as his vice roy for the middle east. what is his knowledge? >> nothing. >> he puts his daughter, everybody who people sort of like, in charge of the sun. it's insane. she's going to protect us in the beginning against climate change, against global warming. these are insane decisions. >> essentially what it demonstrates is that he doesn't really care about the underlying policy. he doesn't know anything about the policy and he doesn't care about the outcomes and how that impacts people because if you put ivanka trump in charge of climate change, you're basically saying i don't take climate change seriously. he's setting it up. those are the folks he's going to pardon. the reason why the circle of people he's going to trust is so small is because the loyalty goes in one direction. you aren't going to have a lot of friends -- >> two former trump officials who figure prominently in woodward's book spoke out today trying to protect their connection with him. in his statement former staff secretary rob porter said i am struck by the selective and o

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jared needs backup. send in the chinese drivers. [ tires screech ] aaah! all right, the syrian refugees are trying to protect their children. oh [bleep] there's kyle. what the [bleep] are you doing, kyle? [ screaming, explosions continue ] enough! stop! everyone stop! this is so wrong! i can't let it continue. this is not ever what i intended. i just want to say... caitlyn jenner is a hero. there's no other way to say it. what she did took bravery, and she is absolutely stunning. [ applause ] whoo-hoo! [ cheers and applause ] [ indistinct conversations ] ow, hot! hot, hot, hot, hot! ahh. got to hand it to you, marsh. you really checked that little boy's privilege. using those syrian refugees was genius, bro. yeah. i would've never thought to use offensive imagery and outrageous stereotypes to provoke someone to open their eyes. so, i'm p.c. now? you're not only p.c., you've actually changed my p.c. congrats. here's your oakleys. oh, wow, oakleys! oh, yeah, bro. these are sweet. so, i guess p.c. principal is here to stay, huh? yes. but at least we showed hi

breach is not going to help convince us lawmakers that it is up to the task not a good look indeed jared from d.w. social media just thank you. have tumbled thirteen percent of the u.s. securities and exchange commission accusing chief executive. of fraud the f.c.c. says must quote new or was reckless and not knowing that he was misleading investors it all started with a tweet i'm considering taking tests not private at four hundred twenty dollars funding think here and see if the message test i feel you know iran must tweeted to his twenty two million followers last month and here's the response of u.s. regulators who've charged him with fraud. musk statements misled members of the investing public to believe that it was virtually certain he could take private enterprise of four hundred twenty dollars per share which was a substantial premium over a share price at that time because funding for this proposed transaction had been secured and the only contingency remaining was a shareholder vote. the market reacted to this information and tesla stock price quickly traded out we allege that

max on sports, jared.lina hosting campbell on football game today that had been scheduled for saturday. featuring top 20 teams have been canceled. thirteenth virginia found out that team will not follow the blacksworth, one other game could be squashed. we shall not forget in days, weeks and months after 9/11, normalcy many people came from baseball. >> 17 years since that tragic day september 11th, 2001, no one forget the day and the mets and opponents continue to wear the caps of the first responders to on hor them and all the rest of the heros of that tragic day. jared: ten days after the tragic day the new york mets turned to stadium and even yankees fans with eighth inning home run to beat the braves, the mets lead major league baseball widespread tributes to heros of 9/11 as all players, coaches wore ribbon that said we shall never forget. healing touch of america in the wake of 911, the oriols adam jones brought cookie monster shoes, question, do you like the nfl, do you like to travel, do you like

state will happen i think we're going to go down the two state road and i'm glad i got it out and jared who is so involved he loves israel he loves israel but he's also going to be very fair with the palestinians you understand it takes two people to be happy to groups of people to be happy everybody is going to be happy and that's why it's so tough the fact he barely mentioned the palestinians i think shows the confidence of benjamin netanyahu and what's going to come out of the chair of cushion a peace plan which we're being told we revealed in the next four months the palestinians meanwhile already i think believe they're going to have to reject what's in that plan james. at the united nations saudi arabia state news agency says security forces have killed three men suspected of belonging to an armed group the operation took place in ca teeth ashi and was the mary in the eastern province it's reported that the three men resisted arrest opening fire on security forces when their hideout was the scuppered since two thousand and eleven the region has been shaken by protests by members o

state will happen i think we're going to go down the two state road and i'm glad i got it out and jared who is so involved he loves israel he loves his you know but he's also going to be very fair with the palestinians you understand it takes two people to be happy to groups of people to be happy everybody is going to be happy and that's why it's so tough the fact he barely mentioned the palestinians i think shows the confidence of benjamin netanyahu in what's going to come out of the chair and cushion the peace plan which we're being told we revealed in the next four months the palestinians meanwhile already i think believe they're going to have to reject what's in that plan james bays out zero at the united nations. and how four thousand west of them has more on the reaction to the day's events at the u.n. . well the israeli media israeli officials had trailed some kind of surprise revelation in the speech of benjamin netanyahu to the un general assembly no surprise on the subject of that revelation it concerned iran which is long been his number one priority when it comes to talking

or jared kushner, mr. abbie lowell, what are you thinking tonight? >> it is concerning, certainly those lawyers have talked with both of their clients of what happened at that meeting, will understand why they have exposure. no doubt, paul manafort will be asked many questions, he will be shown document, e-mails, notes and whatever they have about that meeting to try to understand what happened and so if they have any exposure about what happened there, i think they may be in trouble. that includes any false statements they have made in their testimony before congress. >> michael schmidt, i'd like to get your ae recollection from harvard professor lawrence tribe, his political persuasion i agree is on the left. he has enjoyed his economics as a commentator on our times, he tweeted this, out of the blue, anyone recall who hand picked pence as trump's vp? paul manafort. and recall who led the squirrely transition? mike pence, watch what untoms as manafort tells mueller all he knows. what on earth could he be talking about there? >> i don't know this sh

state will happen i think we're going to go down the two state road and i'm glad i got it out and jared who is so involved he loves israel he loves his you know but he's also going to be very fair with the palestinians you understand it takes two people to be happy to groups of people to be happy everybody is going to be happy and that's why it's so tough the fact he barely mentioned the palestinians i think shows the confidence of benjamin netanyahu in what's going to come out of the chair of cushion the peace plan which we're being told we revealed in the next four months the palestinians meanwhile already i think believe they're going to have to reject what's in that plan james bays out zero at the united nations now britain's middle east envoy believes that the u.s. has lost its role as the only mediator and the israeli palestinian conflict blame president trump decision to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and hold out of there as mike hanna that other parties in the region need to be involved. i think we can understand the united states' determination to find do som

hours ago here in new york with president trump and with it in which he said about his son in law jared cushion or jared loves israel jerad loves israel and then added almost as a son as an aside but of course he'll he'll make a day of peace with the palestinians i think that that comment is the sort of thing that the palestinians will seize on they say this is not fair there are two sides here one is before any deal is even been put on the table one is being punished and the other is being rewarded and of course while there is a u.n. general assembly speeches are going on the security council is also going to be meeting again what are they going to talk about. security council meeting in just over twenty minutes time for a minister level might compare the u.s. secretary of state in the chair because the u.s. has the rotating presidency and the subject is north korea so an update from secretary of state pompei zero on what has been going on with regard to the u.s. and north korea and of course that recent summit between north korea and south korea now the big question is who will attend