i think we will see in the next few months how this plays out. >> i thanks to jared cohen. can any of that really stop the online rhetoric that led to hatred and violence? next the panel will weigh in. also, they are afraid to show their face but you have to hear their story. silicon valley employees who say they have been forced into hiding by their colleagues. welcome back to the next revolution. you just heard from jared : from jigsaw who's using artificial intelligence to try to fight online hate. he talked about how you can measure comments and how you can read them weed them out. well that's the end of twitter right there. in fact, the panel, during the interview you were amused. >> well, i think the ideas pretty insane. as he was talking about it, all i could think about was when facebook was sorting real news from fake news and they had such a trouble and had to have a worldwide symposium and bring everyone in. i would say it's easier to tell the difference between real news and fake news than it is someone's tone. what about this idea that you're going to be sortin

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associates linked to russia," and a look at jared former, michael cohen, campaign manager paul manafort, carter page, and roger stone. democrats line. open phones this sunday morning. what is undermined? -- on your might? caller: i think america got what he deserved. one other thing. beauty is skin deep. so this color. host: a couple of tweaks and president along those lines. "i believe the james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than any other -- than anyone thought possible. totally illegal and very totally illegal and very cowardly." immigrantse from " have no message, not on economics, not on taxes, not on obamacare. they are only obstructionists." the northern irish party could play a big role in a coalition government in great britain. another story we're following this morning in afghanistan -- three army rangers are dead, one injured. an afghan soldier began to fire on the rangers could story from the fox news channel. jerry from north dakota, good morning . caller: good morning. but as what i'm calling i used to be a democrat and i voted for my senators when they were in o

the vice president has lined up richard cohen and jared kushner andhired a lawyer along, jeff sessions, his private lawyer, charles cooper, the chart in usa today walking through all of the latest private lawyers that have been lined up. the phones are yours and it is in middleborough, massachusetts, line for independents. go-ahead. i have two comments. why thei was curious people that represent us in washington don't have the same health care as we do. why do we not negotiate nationally with pharmaceuticals to reduce the cost as countries like canada do. i think we can do that without having socialized medicine. thank you. john: as julie rovner pointed out, members of congress did have to go on from the afford with kerouac with members of their staff after that. we focused on that about a month or two ago. health-care plans for members of congress. all of our segments are available online at c-span.org. is in silverdale, washington, line for democrats. go ahead. caller: it is time we all face the truth. we are dying out here. republicans and democrats alike. all the pollution you put

bannon and 22 senate republicans pull for trump to pull out of the deal, and gary cohen, daughter, and son-in-law jared kushne saying to stay, and the pope, apple ceo, and tesla's head musk lobbying to say, musk threatening to retire from the counsel if trump backs out of the deal. the president is a very impulsive, reactive personality, so if we all liked paris agreement, he may decide to get out of it. >> reporter: it's a signature achievement for president obama's legacy to fight climate change and is now a political gamble for president trump who wants to increase miss sill fuel jut put to revive the coal industry. >> stay with us for continuing coverage on the paris climate agreement. abc news has a live special report at noon when the president announces his decision from the white house rose garden. >>> this midday, new details now on former fbi director james comey's plan to break silence about his meetings with president trump and set a date to testify before the senate intelligence committee thursday, a week from today. the senate inquiry focuses on the nature of the encounters with the presi

jared kushner, ivanka trump, gary cohen, all these names we hear every day, have a limitation in whatcan do. charlie: al, democrats can just sit and watch? al: yeah, that's what they should do. some of them are crazy enough to start talking about impeachment which is so premature right now. but i think most of them are going to sit and watch and see what happens. and i think to go again, bob is the best. he knows trump. jared kushner, whatever influence he has has to have been diminished because he is in the crosshairs. and he's got, i think that probably will affect the president as much as anything. i think from the democrats point of view they have to see what happens. the intelligence committees are going to have to defer to robert mueller. that will be hard but they will have to do that. robert: do you want to hear something about jared kushner real quick? charlie: yeah. robert: the president brought reporters into the white house for a press gaggle. he said, jared kushner has become more famous than me. that sent some shivers around the white house. that is a classic trump way o

gorkov met with jared kushner, trump's son-in-law, and senior adviser, and he was in town to possibly work on a road show, a road show for their bank. i want to bring back my panel bill cohen crystal ball. jared was just conducting normal transition duties, yet the veb says they were discussing real estate business. real estate business, jared kushner's family is in real estate, and as we learned from bloomberg this morning they're in need of a loan. >> interesting. >> we know that jared, his family was trying to raise money in china with the visa kind of investments. he's got a huge problem at 666 fifth avenue. he's lost control of the building because of the amount of money he took on the loans he took on trying to refinance and redevelop the site, tear down this huge skyscraper on fifth avenue and build a skyscraper costing 4 or $5 billion. he needs a lot of money. he's looking wherever he can to get it. the chinese thing fell apart. the russian gambit has fallen apart. you know, this i think, you know, as woodward and bernstein follow the money. i think this is where the threads are going to start to unravel. >> how difficult could this be for the kushner family the bu

have been -- seven house associates have been linked to russia. " kushner,udes jared jeff sessions, michael flynn, michael cohenpaul manafort, carter page, and roger stone. we are try to connect the dots between these individuals and the russian government or russian entities. you can also check it out at nytimes.com. good morning. a few comments. first of all, i would imagine if you were to go around here in pittsburgh or cities like washington dc, or new york, and ask them who jeff sessions is, chances are they don't even know . so for a political junkie like -- when i listened to the testimony the other day, with comey, there were several things -- one, on two occasions, he says he has told the president he was not being investigated. he was not the target of the investigation. there wasare told us no evidence of collusion, and told us that several articles in the new york times were not truthful. if we can beat this thing to , i think if we let the prosecutor do his job, i think mueller will do an excellent job and i expect that within six months, we will get his findings and then would be an appropriate ti

this is no new development.ev michael cohen, jamie garlick, have been representing jared, he has a strong the president in terms of he trusts her and respects her and let somebody that works with the obama administration. the bottom line is smart to have a lawyer. don't you will have lawyers that represent you? you need one for other reasons including restraining orders. >> i need a full group of lawyers. >> the thing is you would be ridiculous if you didn't have given what's going on in the climate. we went down this road before because it was in "the new york times," five sources before where they said it was collusion with the president, anonymous sources. now again mysteriously, it's always a number, five anonymous sources. when you say rosenstein is saying that don't believe anonymous sources, don't sink your teeth into stories where there are over and over again say anonymous sources. i heard a man testify, the former fbi director connie said that he didn't think the president was trying to obstruct, that he is pacifically told the president he wasn't under investigation three separ

donald trump himself, mike pence, michael cohen, michael caputo, paul manafort, jared kushner all have attorneys. the way the new yorker described what's being done to rod rosenstein right now is as follows. it says it is classic trump. he insnared rosen spine in a scheme. now that rosenstein has tried to correct his error, trump is using rosenstein's role in the scheme to push him aside. what are your thoughts? >> that's excellent because there is a narrative about donald trump that he doesn't know what he's doing and then there are patterns like this that suggest he knows exactly what he's doing. according to the white house time line, he decided to fire jim comey. but first he met with the deputy attorney general on a monday, t this wrien bill of health, so to speak about his decision from the deput attorney general and then fired him the next day. so that would suggest some awareness about how to do this. i think that what is interesting about the "meet the press" interview this morning is he is describing things, if true, might form a defense. take donald trump and the politics ou

everyone lawyered up, mike pence, jared kushner, even personal attorney cohen hired his own attorneyhelp in the investigation. to help me unpack, defense attorney seema, msnbc legal analyst paul butler and former representative from south carolina bob english. thank yoal for being here. nick, i'm going to come to you on this first. >> sure. >> what does it say to you this even the vice president has now lawyered up and the president has now added to his legal team in addition to marc kasowitz a criminal defense attorney. >> i think what it says is there's a serious criminal investigation going on, and it obviously was in their interest to have counsel. no way they could go into an interview at the special counsel's office and do it without the assistance of counsel or advice of counsel, the absolute lunacy of not having lawyers. >> i feel like, seema, the crux of this case is the question of why donald trump fired jim comey. >> that's right. >> i feel like there's sort of a definitive sound bite in that regard. is donald trump himself telling our own lester holt why he fired, or at l

people like carter page, his foreign policy adviser, michael cohen, trump's personal attorney, michael flynn, his first national security adviser, jared kushner, his senior policy adviser and son-in-law, paul manafort, his campaign chairman roger stone. his longtime political confidant jeff sessions, his attorney general. these are individuals who appear to have been in somewhat regular contact with russian spies at the same exact time that russia was hacking into our election, and we've got to figure out what exactly they were talking about. there's at least a possibility that there was collusion taking place. we also know that the president refuses to release his tax returns. is he hiding something from the american people? why is that the case? we also know that the president regularly criticizes our allies. he criticizes great britain or france or australia, mexico, canada, the european union, nato. he's not afraid to criticize others, but for some reason, wolf, he's never been able to utter a negative word about vladimir putin or russia. these are questions that will ultimately be resolved in terms of whether collusion took place

gary cohen on the economic side is really a democrat. jared kushner really leans to the left. and of course you have the steve bannon nationalists ideology. you have generals who, you know, like general mattis who, you know, come from a perspective, from the military. so there is always butting heads, there is always conflict. of course at the end of the day it is trump, as president who will make this final decision and it is going to be up to him. >> how important is next week? the meeting between putin and trump? >> i think that-- i think that week is going to be crucial because this russia cyberthreat is real. not only in interfering in our elections but in hacking other aspects of the american infrastructure. there are threats of hacks on the banking system, on the electric grid. so that is a very real threat there. obviously there is a threat from russia on, after the invasion of crimea and further expansionary visions that the russians might have. it's also crucial too, as relations go with nato and with other european leaders, at the g7 meeting, the president's last tr

and michael flynn, possibly jeff sessions, michael cohen, his personal attorney, carter page, his foreign policy adviser, other individuals such as jared kushner, and the question as to whether they were engaged in conduct that was criminal collusion with russian spies, that's the ongoing investigation that mueller is undertaking right now, but then, of course, there's the secondary element as to whether there's a possible cover-up and attempt by the president or others at his direction to squelch that investigation because of his view that this was somehow a witch-hunt. that equally would be problematic criminally, and the refusal of the fbi at this point to comply with the freedom of information suggests the very real possibility that the fbi and a special prosecutor's office are looking hard at the possibility of abuse of power and obstruction of justice and whether there was an attempt to cover up the underlying allegations of criminal conduct. >> yeah. i should point out that cnn, like other news organizations, are suing the fbi in federal court to being a ses to these unclassified memorandum, and as you know one of them was actua

cohen, lawyer, and michael flan. by --oth have to return they both had to respond by september 5. on the top of the list is jaredushner and others like roger are to a lesser degree interested and a number of individuals involved. as part of that, definitely yes has gone rogue -- devin nunes has gone wrong on finding out which obama administration officials were involved in the unmasking. great to talk to you. somebody on the committee to give us insight. joins us nowey from capitol hill. i'm sure you caught a little bit of what to billy house was saying, good to talk to you before you go to a vote. let me ask you about your frustration with the pace of this process. how do you and other democrats plan to accelerated? >> a lot of it is out of our control. all we could do try to use public pressure to keep the investigation going forward. i think we're back on track. i want to give kudos to mr. conway, he and mr. shiv are working well at today's hearing is one indication of that and do have a lot to do was were absolutely. are we behind, absolutely. investigations far too important because others do not want it to

trump's long time lawyer michael cohen was subpoenaed to testify in front of the house intelligence committee. that will happen september 5th. sometime this month, jareder is expected to meet with staffers on the senate intelligence committee. former homeland security secretary jeh johnson has agreed to testify in an open hearing before the house intel committee. he will likely talk about the russia election hack. and sometime in the next few weeks, house intel ranking member adam schiff along with congressman mike conaway will meet with special counsel robert mueller. thank you for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. eastern. go to my facebook page. dy some videos today from inside the hearing room that you won't see anyplace but on my facebook page. go to my facebook page to see a lot of videos. "hardball" with chris matthews starts right now. >>> sessions in session. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in new york. donald trump's attorney general faced tough questions on capitol hill today. jeff sessions was grilled by the senate intelligence committee about his role in the firing of james comey.

jared kushner and of course vice president mike pence getting his own outside counsel. this is significant and underscores the gravity of this investigation. >> no one ever wants to lawyer up. richard cohen is a respected lawyer around town. he's now, the vice president office confirm, will be served as mr. pence's personal lawyer. the other investigations we've had is this idea of the washington post looking into the finances of jared kushner, what sort of financial arrangements he's had with a bunch of other countries. and then the other really significant moment, this piece of news this morning, the fact there's been a request of preservation from documents from the trump transition official, from the general counsel of the trump transition to anyone who was working on russia or ukraine related matter, mentions carter pink, mentions paul manafort. that's lawyer speak. let me put it in basic terms for you. don't shred any documents. that's what that edict is coming from trump's own transition officials. that's an indication they could be expecting some subpoenas quite soon. >> all of it highlighting the fact that the probe continues to expand. tremendous reporting. thank you so much fo

jared's week, he's headed to the middle east again, seems to be undercutting rex tillerson. rex tillerson is part of that contin general within this administration, the rex tillerson, the dina powell, the gary cohensame into this administration who were not part of the campaign who have been undercut right, left, and center. how will this sit with rex tillerson this week? >> i have no idea. >> great answer. >> i mean, i can't figure out -- if you can figure out what rex tillerson is up to, you know, i can't believe the guy signed on to an administration where his initial budget is cut by 28% and he doesn't squawk about that to the president. but i will say this, kushner leaving the country is probably not a terrible idea in terms of the op tibs. the question is kushner's been at the center of doing aot of the personnel reorganization stuff including in thecom shop. i wonder if that doesn't mean a lot of the moves we've been hearing about are yet again on hold. >> there you go. dwo gosh, so much to cover. glen, thanks for weighing in. appreciate it. >>> next, president trump sets to meet today with ceos from major tech companies. again, jared set that up. he is so busy. among them amazon's jeff bez