it's a point of concern because part of jared kushner's duties at the white house include advising theast foreign policy. >> what's the message that is being sent to these foreign countries, to have someone like kushner in the white house and dealing with middle east, deal wigts a very sensitive foreign policy arena? >> if this comes down to business interests over national security interests and we can't tell the difference, neither can these other countries. and they will find that window and that gap, and they'll try to exploit it. >> in april 2017, the kushner company had talks with the former prime minister of qatar, the richest man in the country. but no agreement was reached. in an interview with a new york real estate publication, charlie kushner said the company also met with the qatar investment authority which invests money for the government of qatar, but no deal was struck there either. >> the whole issue of 666 fifth avenue and seeking foreign assistance and funding for that building and that debt troubles me greatly. >> troubling because, while business deals were being

host: the caller also brought up jared kushner. he seems to have an expansive role in the administration, particularly on the middle east. he seems to be responsible for preparing a peace plan for the region. the economic components of that plan. we were told before the israeli election that that would be unveiled. we'll have to see because it is unclear. say up until now, the administration was speaking with prime minister netanyahu. the fact that you may have a different prime minister or different government has led the administration with jason greenblatt who works with jared kushner to go to israel and , the head benny gantz of the blue white party who may emerge as prime minister. there is uncertainty on whether that plan will be presented at all. i think that is an open question. clearly been one of the major areas of jared kushner's responsibility. the last prime minister you profiled, ariel sharon. contrast,im a man of incredible personal discipline. he could never discipline his eating habits. he was the driving force beh

what are the financial arrangements with jared kushner. after he visited saudi arabia, the two princes are said to have stayed up until nearly 4 a.m. swapping stories and planning strategy. today the united states, our country, finds itself at the point where the president is threatening war, threatening to put american lives, the lives of american service members, american blood, american treasure on the line for the guy who hacked jamal khashoggi to death for a regime that spends lots of money at his hotels. joining me now, ben rhodes, former deputy national security advisor under president obama. he is now an msnbc political contributor. i guess let's start with just where we are right now over the weekend. drone strikes on the saudi oil refineries. the houthis, the rebels in yemen fighting with the saudis in yemen saying it was them. what do you make of the situation? >> well, chris, first of all, we have to be very clear. we would not be at this point were it not for trump's foreign policy. pulling out of the iran deal. piling sanctio

jared kushner says i don't think this is all that bad. and everyone says excuse me and he says what he talked about this is as bad as it gets and trump says again no one in particular i don't think this is me. and just been one of his advisers walks in the room the reporter sent over the audio and they pressed play and trump here's his voice and he says well, that is me. where this gets interesting in the ensuing 12 hours of absolute insanity and trump tower as everyone runs around my chickens with their headscalled pop with calls coming in for donald trump to quit the race including the speaker of his house saying this is fatal. you have to get him out of the race and ryan's is fielding calls from governors, congressmen and some of the biggest donors saying you have to kick him off the ticket. of the problem is ryan's is the former general counsel of the rnc, top lawyer and he knows the rulebook inside and out there's a mechanism to kick them off. the only way is to persuade him to step aside and if you know anything about donald trump's

to be encouraging and i know my fellow colleagues, we will be talking to the administration and jared kushner in the peace plan that is being developed right now to urge them to include this economic cooperation and america's standing and support of this bottom-up grassroots approach that makes a difference in people's lives. mrs. wagner: if i could add in this terrific special order. we were grateful for the opportunity that usiea and i want to thank heather johnston for her leadership. thanks to the general for his leadership, their entire team that made this experience so ble that have worked diligently and so fervently to bring peace to israel, to put forward the peace process through things like integrated business, to recognize the strong defense ally and partnership that we have with israel and $. million of u.s.-taxpayer funds that we share with israel in order to lift up their defense systems, so we are all faced in this world and certainly in this delicate part of the middle east. so i want to thank those leaders of usiae and hope to share it with many others. mrs. rodgers: big than

the tweet calling ivanka trump and jared kushner national security threats.a messing and i will tell you why in a minute but let's make fun of her for a little while first. >> jesse: why would you go to me for that? i think debra messing should stay off twitter. take the l from last week, cool off, listen to your group. your entourage knows what's best. go on a hiatus, colored winter vacation and come back refreshed and you can dip your toes back in. >> tom: does she have an entourage? >> jesse: all of these hollywood people have people. you know that. she's got publicists, managers, lawyers. >> katie: and they all agree with her. [laughter] >> tom: e member the boy in the plastic bubble, the john travolta film. he didn't know what the world outside was like and that is what she is like. she's going to continue doing this because she doesn't know the world outside her bubble. >> dana: attention is a hell of a week. last week she thought she had a great week. don't you think? it's good for her tension level. >> jesse: she likes the attention. >> dana: it wasn'

trump's son-in-law and adviser jared kushner, both of whom supported his appointment. questions remain about whether mr. o'brien's background has adequately prepared him for the myriad challenges of his new job. around the same time trump was introducing o'brien, john bolton was getting a little revenge. a report in politico now confirmed by nbc news said bolton slammed trump's willing in is to meet with the taliban as house guests at camp david saying it, quote, sent- bolton was speaking at a closed door event in new york. he reportedly said any negotiations with north korea and iran were, quote, doomed to failure. bolton did not mention his former boss by name, but late today, trump was asked about bolton. >> i was critical of john bolton for getting us involved with a lot of other people in the middle east. john was not able to work with anybody, and a lot of people disagreed with his ideas. guys like bolton and others wanted to go into iraq, and that didn't work out too well, all right? that didn't work out too well. that was a horrible idea, and i put him in anywa

been freed from custody in sweden after a te tim kardashiad last contacted white house adviser jared kushner about the issue as first reported by tmc. [laughter] how did we get here? [laughter] with a blazing introduction. thank you all for being here. seriously, this is great. how did we get here. so i think it's important to understand donald trump did not materialize out of thin air. we are living in a news environment that is moving so quickly it's difficult to take a step back and take a deep breath and contextualize everything that's happening and why and sort of trace its roots. to trace their roots back 50 or 60 years you can certainly trace it to pat buchanan taking on george w. bush or newt gingrich and the revolution of 94. the reason i chose to start the book in 2008 is because they believe you had a phenomenal convergence of events with the selection of therapy when is the running mate and this gives schism between the governing class and base of the party and the inkstand resentment that was out there simmering below the surface that not many people saw and of course you had th

we have jared kushner, who is very close personally to netanyahu. the real estate lawyer just quit and they're replacing him with a 30-year-old harvard lawyer, who is basically jared kushner's tee-boy. >> still to come, breaking news. the u.s. will not grant temporary protected stat to us -- status to bahamians displacdisplac displaced by hurricane dorian. >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy for you to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ driven each day to pursue bioplife-changing cures...ers. in a country built on fostering innovation. here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... and a new therapy that gives the blind a working gene so they can see again. because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. the amount of student loan debt i have i'm embarrassed to even say i felt

he's actually mentored jared kushner in the news publication business. and they broke stormy daniels and a series of these stories. so this is not a situation of smoke. this is a five-alarm blaze. >> shermichael, as the republican on the panel, are some of the friends of the republicans, when you hear rupert murdoch's paper has been one of the leads on this -- >> sure. >> -- whistle-blower story, the fact that you've not heard any senior members of congress, republican, come out. are they beginning to say wait a minute. this is becoming a bridge too far? >> i mean, i think you'll have some republicans behind closed doors that will say this is a problem. but i think the question, which is something that yamiche alluded to, for republicans is though they may not like what donald trump is doing, though many of them would privately say this is a step too far for the executive sfasas far as the pow that the executive should or should not have, for some of them, many of them, particularly those in leadership like mitch mcconnell and others, this he see through

>> a former top assistant to jared kushner works at the company. to the white house. also left the administration recently to go work there. the question of what kind of influence those two former staffers have over the president's decision here is unclear. but what we do know is that before the president made that decision he had been hearing from lawmakers from officials who were concerned about this rise in vaping. but after that announcement was made the president heard from the people on the other side of the aisle saying you are going too far with this policy and you are not sure exactly what you are doing here, why you are laying this out and just so much that you are restricting by this policy, which a lot of people who are in favor of vaping said they believe went too far. >> fascinating. in prior administrations or regular administrations you go through a process where you listen to different sides before announcing an initiative like he did and then have to backtrack and say actually we are just looking at counterfeit stuff. we will see

that's the jared kushner harvard story. they're paying tens of thousands of dollars a year tutors. i think this judge was making an example of felicity huffman and saying this is enough. >> paul, to her credit, she pled guilty and essentially said, yes, i'm guilty. she doesn't seem to be making excuses here. did that contribute to the relatively low sentence? i mean, again, there could have been no sentence at all to prison time, but it could have also been 30 days. >> i think it had an enormous impact because when you plead early and you accept responsibility, that's something that makes a tremendous impression on the judge. i think there was a second factor, though, anderson. this is a case where the defense claimed essentially that the real victim of her -- felicity huffman's actions were her own daughter. the daughter lived in humiliation after, didn't get into college, so she didn't rob anybody of a seat in college. so who really was the victim of this crime? she victimized her own daughter by making this idiotic decision to pay $15,000 so the daughter could get a higher s.a.t

remember when jared kushner sat down with axios and he was asked about mbs and the killing of khashoggi, he said, "i'm waiting for the report." that report that he mentioned we've heard nothing about since then brian, thank you so much for joining us >> thank you. >>> in about 40 minutes from now, 16-year-old climate activist greta thunberg will be testifying in front of the house foreign affairs committee. it's two days before a worldwide climate march that she is leading, a 16-year-old students in 150 countries across the world, including 800 marches in all 50 states, plan to walk out in strike, attempting to put pressure on politicians and policymakers to combat climate change before the u.n. climate summit new york city has already announced that public school students can skip classes without penalties. and several major technology companies, including google, amazon and microsoft, have announced that their employees will be walking out in support and last night, greta got the fist bump of approval from former president barack obama, who called her one of our planet's greatest advo

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the americans, jared kushner, is expected to deliver his new middle east peace initiatives shortly, whatevert has certainly closed down any chance of a two—state solution. so on the question of the grand bargains or the grand diplomatic triumphs, what has happened to that deal of the century in the middle east we were expecting? it seems that in some areas they are moving ahead without an actual deal. for example the declaration ofjerusalem is the capital of israel despite all of the us security council resolutions. despite the world's anger about it, it still went ahead. the fact that america is taking unilateral steps ahead with israel, is trying to create facts on the ground. you cannot ignore it. you are only exacerbating the situation. the deal as a deal, you have the envoy who was supposed to be delivering this deal, he has announced he is resigning at the — in a few weeks. he will be out of the picture and what we are going to see is rather than a document which is what the americans promised, we're probably going to get bits of unilaterals that won't bring us closer to a deal. let's

solution can israel's political right deal with a one state solution or are you going to be just like jared kushner and just pretend they're not there go ahead and tell be well they're a year from now probably would not be around. secondly israeli still is solidly of vital democracy. obviously the result you patient alongside the israelis democracy i don't think he needs story where are eerie very. moved and 1 i i would say that's not the end of the 2 state solution but you need. to put all that label on israel for the occupation and for their wars it's wrong you need 244 x. 4 an agreement the palestinians for many many. year is lloyd's dying many times so if we are very new beginning maybe dairies it all change and i think it's a good it's a good sign did you always going out ok philip we were talking about the 2 state solution i mean and all of this goes back to which i think at the end of the day my personal opinion it was just a con job that's how it's been worked out and i'm not giving any kudos to the palestinian authority because i think that they were actually. they were actually involved i

an israeli palestinian peace plan that he had been crafting with president trump's son—in—law, jared kushnered. the american rapper, nicki minaj, has announced her retirement from the music industry. the star — famous for hits like anaconda and starships — announced the news on twitter. she told fans she had decided to retire in order to have a family. it's not clear whether minaj plans to take a temporary or permanent break. hurricane dorian is making its way up the east coast of america, with storm warnings in place for the states of north and southcarolina. it's already brought devastation to the bahamas, with 30 deaths confirmed so far. the worst damage has been on the abaco islands, where it's estimated 70,000 people need aid. tim allman reports. oh, my gosh, things are blowing up there... slowly, relentlessly, hurricane dorian continues to move up hurricane dorian continues to move up america's seaboard. this is charleston, south carolina, underwater. a deluge of rain turning one of the city's and street into a river. —— main streets. high winds lead to isolated tornadoes. no—one here

an israeli palestinian peace plan that he had been crafting with president trump's son—in—law, jared kushnerto be revealed. hurricane dorian is making its way up the east coast of america, with storm warnings in place for the states of north and south carolina. the powerful storm has already brought devastation to the bahamas. un officials arrived there today, pledging emergency aid. dorian is the strongest—ever hurricane to made landfall. so far twenty five are known to have died in the bahamas, but that number is expected to rise. the worst damage has been on the abaco islands, where it's estimated 70 thousand people need aid. from there, aleem maqbool reports. this was one of the most popular resorts on these islands, torn apart by the brute strength of the storm. tourists who tried to weather it have been left shell—shocked. but these were the sturdiest buildings, in a place that wasn't even the worst hit. elsewhere, the picture is even more desolate. drive through marsh harbour, a little down the road, and there is not a building in sight that hasn't sustained considerable damage. well,

it's a skeleton team with green blood gone this is the remaining team the president's son in law jared kushner brian hook who handles iran an avi berkowitz until given the task of finding middle east peace this 30 year old was cush nurse assistant who staffers reportedly say was mostly in charge of getting them coffee and setting up meetings the administration says it will unveil its still secret plan after the israeli election but they've made it clear their overall approach take hundreds of millions of dollars in aid from the palestinians in an attempt to pressure them to make a deal promising a $50000000000.00 investment if they do at the same time assuring israel its full support some analysts say that's been a critical mistake and one thing we know we're further apart than we ever worked to get a deal because the president. has given up some of our bargaining positions he's moved the embassy to jerusalem he basically has given the golan heights back to israel what is our leverage now to get them to withdraw from all or part of the west bank in the run up to his own election israeli prime

his son, jared kushner, is verye close torown prince. then, you know, i was struck by what kayla was sayini which think is exactly right. he doesn't have good military options hernk i t he very much does not want a military conflict that could rattle the global economies. but at the same time, he loves the power of the presidency. what a display at the white house today whe he's signaling i'm gonna be patient, i'm gonna show restraint, but he can't resist talking about we modernized our nuclear forces. who is talking about nuclear weapons right now? why is he saying this? >> if i wanted to, yeah. >> he said, i could order a strike. in fact, i could do it in one minute, with all of you right here, almost like he wase fantasizing about starting a war in front of the press corps. but i don't think he'll do it.>> et, he's not interventionist to this point and he's not listening to some of his top allies on capitol hill, like senator lindsay graham. is tha because even though he sometimes hires people like john bolton and plays golf with grah

a long term aide to jared kushner is set to replace greenblatt.shner as the administration's iran policy increasingly merges with kushner's peace plan. and hook has been in the news after paying several million dollars to the captain of an iranian oil tanker to pilot the vessel to the country that would impound the ship on behalf of the united states. >>> all right, now to the latest repercussions for the unilateral decision to reimpose and add new hard-hitting sanctions on iran. tehran has announced it's seizing all of its commitment in the deal in the field of nuclear research and development. iranian president rouhani said they'll develop centrifuges and do whatever is needed to enrich uranium. >>> we'll continue to track the hurricane dorian as the storm continues to move up the east coast. >>> plus, president trump is still trying to prove that he was right when he made the false claim that alabama was in the hurricane's path. "morning joe," just moments away. you wouldn't do only half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differ

host: the caller also brought up jared kushner.seems to have an expansive role in the administration, particularly on the middle east. he seems to be responsible for preparing a peace plan for the region. the economic components of that plan. we were told before the israeli election that that would be unveiled. we'll have to see because it is unclear. say up until now, the administration was speaking with prime minister netanyahu. the fact that you may have a different prime minister or different government has led the administration with jason greenblatt who works with jared kushner to go to israel and , the head benny gantz of the blue white party who may emerge as prime minister. there is uncertainty on whether that plan will be presented at all. i think that is an open question. clearly been one of the major areas of jared kushner's responsibility. the last prime minister you profiled, ariel sharon. contrast,im a man of incredible personal discipline. he could never discipline his eating habits. he was the driving force behind

attorney general, you knew that you are being considered for a senior position on the same level as jared kushner and you also knew how the president values loyalty. is not correct? >> no sir. >> you deny that those conversations happened that you just talked about? >> no sir. >> and i was weeks before he met with the president, correct sir? >> i met in late may, as the book detailed accurately. but you also read the rest of the paragraph, which said we don't want you to come in at this time, because of it doesn't work out, i am going to fire everybody. >> he said now, because he was dangling the position at the most senior level for you, is not correct? >> that's a question for the president of the united states, sir. >> and he would know that he dangled it, therefore you would do his bidding to deliver a secret message to the attorney general that everyone he asked to do it wouldn't do, correct? >> no, sir. >> let me ask you about this role you are going to have. we can show you another quote you wrote about how this would be described. part of the duties, if we can go to the next slide, it's t

it's a skeleton team with green blood gone this is the remaining team the president's son in law jared kushner brian hook who handles a ran an avi berkowitz until given the task of finding middle east peace this 30 year old was cush assistant who staffers reportedly say was mostly in charge of getting him coffee and setting up meetings the administration says it will unveil its still secret plan after the israeli election but they've made it clear their overall approach take hundreds of millions of dollars in aid from the palestinians in an attempt to pressure them to make a deal promising a $50000000000.00 investment if they do at the same time assuring israel its full support some analysts say that's been a critical mistake one thing we know we're further apart than we ever want to get a deal because the president has given up some of our bargaining positions he moved the embassy to jerusalem he basically has given the golan heights back to israel what is our leverage now to get them to withdraw from all or part of the west bank in the run up to his own election israeli prime minister benjam

who has so often had his eyes on china and domestic policies, the middle east, jared kushner is working on a peace plan that has yet to be released to the public. a lot of issues in the middle east and i believe the president is going to meet with the leader of iran today. host: robert costa, you can follow his reporting on washington post or on pbs washington week. members will consider whether to go to conference with the senate a compromise between did everything legislation that sets 2020 defense policy and programs. he senate has executive nominations on their agenda for state ns at the department and treasury. as always, follow the house live c-span, the senate live on c-span 2. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> his rally appearance included several topics. over 90 minutes. [cheers and applause]

. >> we have not heard much, but today the hill reported that the president's son-in-law jared kushnerlan to strengthen the border. >> they could unite around the senate where they have pouwer, but many don't think his plan has a chance because democrats are not rallying around a curber in led immigration proposal. if anything is going to get done on immigration it would like i will be more piecemeal. >> i want to ask you about gun control. >> we're looking at background checks, putting everything together in a unified way to find something that is meaningful. all of us want to protect our great second amendment. >> senator lindsey graham just spoke to reporters moments ago and he came out in favor of expanding background checks and he hopes the president signs something sooner rather than later. how likely do you think something will get passed on background checks? >> senate republicans that have a lot of sway on where this goes they have a lot of concerns. you have conservative republicans who say they don't want to have red flag laws. they think it really affects people's due proce

jason greenblad worked alongside the president's son-in-law jared kushner to develop a still secret planis as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu tries to show off his foreign policy chops ahead of the election this month. cnn's oren lieberman explains. >> reporter: boris johnson may be brittain's new prime minister, but he's part of an act we've seen before from benjamin netanyahu. right before the elections here the israeli prime minister looking again to highlight his foreign policy skills and as mr. security, he kept the conversation on his favorite topic. >> we have a change and terrorism and i'd like to talk to you about how we can work togethe together. >> reporter: his diplomatic schedule has been busy and a trip to reach russian president vladimir putin in the works. it's the same strategy he employed before the elections in april, one that turns the attention away from the corruption investigations that he faces. the 69-year-old faces charges of bribery and breach of trust pending an upcoming preliminary hearing he has insisted he's innocent and a victory with a religious

jared kushner has him on speed dial the president is locked and loaded for war. >> bing, bing, bong,ing. and he's battle tested because he's already waged all-out war with chrissy teigen. who's the pussy-assed bitch now? ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! stephen welcomes tom hiddleston and marie osmond, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: whoo! come on! welcome one and all, down here, up there, hey, everybody! welcome! so happy to see you. welcome one and all, ladies and gentlemen, to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) there's big doin's is what there is. i mean, the wheel keeps on turning. on saturday, a major oil processing facility in saudi arabia was knocked out by drone strikes. responsibility was immediately taken by houthi rebels. also known as "houthi and the blow-up ( bleep )." ( laughter ) it's the translation. ) now, these

the new plan comes courtesy of professional daughter husband jared kushner, who wants to move immigrationds a merit-based system. both democrats and republicans hate this plan. politico described as "jared's complete whiff." ah, this father's day, give your man a whiff of jared. mmmm! mmmm! mmmm! ( laughter ) ( applause ) dangerously unqualified. ( laughter ) ( applause ) this victory means the return to power of presumed speaker of the house and woman treating herself to two calcium chews tonight. ( laughter ) nancy pelosi. south carolina senator and man who is acting all natural while peeing in the pool. >> department attorney general and lab partner with a secret crush ow. director of the office of management and budget, and bad guy from "raiders" before he looks in the arc. and baby sipter who lost two of them. ( laughter ) and simon from "alvin and the chipmunks," mick mulvaney. gather around kids.ittle book we at "the late show"" put together cawd, "whose boat is this boat? comments that don't help in the aftermath of a hurricane." ( cheers and applause ) just-- just a quick reminde

reporter: you are saying congress needs to do, what is the latest with jared kushner's latest plan? >> that shows this administration's effort. as congress continues to fail to put anything out there, they haven't brought anything to the floor, any meaningful legislation to the floor. mr. kushner and his team are trying to put together a comprehensive plan that will get traction. d.h.s. is working with that. i'm having dialogue and discussions with that. it would be debate to be able to put something together that is meaningful to get bipartisan support to actually end this crisis. i aplowed his efforts, absolutely. -- rter: two questions, one >> i can give people one question. reporter: you attribute the drop in apprehensions to the president's policy, but isn't it also true that apprehensions during this period because of the heat? >> that's a good question because that is one of the false fartives that is out there. the past five years due to seasonal reasons, we have seen those numbers drop about 8%. if you look from june to july, we saw those numbers drop by 40%. it's not suppo

of this speech, we're not going to see campaign runs from don junior, eric trump, ivanka trump, jared kushnere notion of using california, this is a place where the republican party has been decimated. even the few house seats that have existed up until a year ago, were gone. democrats defeated them, so he was trying to say that the trump family is strong, is obviously very vast and will continue to raise money for and campaign for republicans and continue to take the party in a new direction. that to me is one of the biggest takeaways from this is that we have seen the republican party change so dramatically under donald trump. it is the trump party, no doubt about it, you saw him defeat republican after republican more on the traditional gop vein even over the weekend. mark sanford is the most traditional republican to say he's going to try to oppose donald trump. he's probably not going to get anywhere under those traditional republican guidelines and values. it's another example of how donald trump the man has changed the party and they hope that will continue through his kids. >> not jus

things have been what sources describe as an all-hands-on-deck, including senior aides, including jared kushnereir feedback. the economy is the number one selling point for president trump when it comes to reelection. he's pushing these ideas to have something ready to go in the fall if the economy shows science of potentially slowing down the growth he's enjoyed in his first two years in office. >> sarah, on top of the president's growing trade war with china, he's also now considering tariffs on european goods. we're talking about cheese and olive oil in the mix. >> reporter: that's right. he's considering tariffs of up to 100% on $25 billion worth of goods from europe that would affect things like cheese, like olive oil, very popular products in the u.s. in would add more uncertainty to the economy but trade issues are something we saw him bring up tech g7 summit in france just a few weeks ago. he pushed to have a meeting added to the agenda on trade and the global economy. he's frequently brought that up. those are under consideration. that could add more wrinkles to the economy that's alre

>> i have, about actually talk to jared kushner, these are practical ideas to make sure that america1st century. we need to make sure that more people have access to technology in a technology revolution and more people have jobs whether it's advanced manufacturing or agfa tech or software design. the interesting thing here is that it is not ideological. obviously you need the private sector. i heard your earlier segment, you're absolutely right, you can't just have colleges are high schools who have no clue about what the private sector needs. you need to have practical partnerships but you also need government with strategic investment and that's what built america, government investment with colleges, universities in the private sector. >> i really. appreciate what you're doing. thanks so much for being with us tonight. >> steve, i appreciate your show. thank you. >> coming up emma were staying and i was for something truly special when i was there couple weeks ago i learned how to make corndogs. it's a family business that invented them. invented them. that plus much more from ♪

and jared kushner. i'm all for the alliance. they have been good allies and we should be supportive. there seems to be some kind of obsessiveness or again a something beyond the norm. and i agree with nick the whole way in which president trump speaks about the saudi relationship with the united states is demeaning to the united states and to the men and women of the u.s. armed forces. american soldiers are not mercenaries being hired by the saudis. american soldiers put themselves in the lives on the line to serve america national interest. it is not clear america national interest are involved. if they're not no matter what saudi arabia pays and whether it pays cash as the president said or not. it makes no difference. that's not a reason to send young men american men and women into die. >> thank you. i appreciate it. don't miss sunday 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. president trump has consistently refused to release taxes but now district attorney has subpoenaed eight years of his returns. what he is hoping to find? will any of th

her husband jared kushner also works at the white house. rudy giuliani's son andrew works at the white house in the office of liaison, attorney general bill barr's son-in-law tyler works at the white house in the counsel's office. barr's daughter mary also works in the treasury. trump's sons don jr. and eric do foreign business and his daughter ivanka is getting chinese patents and saudi grants to put all of that out there. >> it is a family affair it seems like at the white house. >> but hey, let's focus on hunter biden for a moment. it was a wild weekend of weather across the country as some states deal with an early taste of winter while others were dealing with record heat. nbc news's kendis gibson has more. >> a powerful and historic storm hitting the northern rockies. it's snow in september across at least six states just one week after the end of summer. in montana a blizzard and a state of emergency, more than three feet of snow in some parts. it's piling up on trees weighing heavy on power lines above. the northern part of the stat

we have previous reporting that jared kushner left the former secretary of state in the dark on key meetingsentioned, now we're hearing that the state department put giuliani in touch with the ukrainians and didn't even alert attorney general barr about what was going on. this will probably lead foreign officials to really circumvent official channels, circumvent experts and just go to the president's friends and family list. this is not an approach we want other countries to take. the president's conversation with zelensky and soliciting foreign campaign interference is exactly the kind of thing we tell other countries not to do. we tell other countries not to rely on personal relationships rather than official channels. >> in terms of getting to the bottom of exactly what happened we know secretary of state mike pompeo has been subpoenaed. also five state department officials have already been deposed. is this going to impact the work of the state department? >> i think it will impact the whole government. foreign officials have good reason to be wary about communicating with the u.s. righ

divide the oft delayed a peace plan alongside presidential advisor and presidential son-in-law jared kushner>> the proposal is complete. an american soldier is dead tonight after taliban car bomb exploded in kabul, afghanistan. ten civilians in a military soldier from romania are also killed in that attack which comes as u.s. tries to finalize a peace deal to end america's longest war. jennifer griffin has the latest tonight from the pentagon. >> this video shows a moment before an explosion on a crowded street at the u.s. embassy. the driver pushes out of the way at the concrete. they are to stop suicide bombers. a brazen attack just outside of the nato headquarters in kabul and an american soldier was among those killed. the taliban claimed responsibility, the second deadly bombing in three days, and just days after u.s. envoy presented a draft peace agreement to end america's longest war. the powerful head of the house before an affairs committee had threatened to subpoena the the presidents envoy who broke with the deal with the taliban. we wanted to make sure we are negotiating a peace