if jared kushner on one hand made the point out loud.f no one has more contempt for donald trump's voters than jared kushner and no one accesses it more frequently. his views remain fundamentally unchanged today. but the president aimlessly a sharp instinct and the one that won is the presidency almost for years ago have been since separated at every level by jared kushner and the strength immigration, foreign policy, and especially on law enforcement. crime in this country continues to rise, jared kushner led a highly aggressive effort to let more criminals out of prison and back onto the street. this is reckless. at this moment in time, it's insane if it continues to happ happen. the president seems to sense that and at times, he seems aware that he's being led in the wrong direction and often derives kushner as a liberal and that's correct he is, but he convinced the president that throwing up the prisons is the key to winning african-american votes in the fall and that those votes are essential to his reelection. several times over t

but i think the sustained answer to that question over time is jared kushner. >> thank you, jared. my star. he is so great. if you can't produce peace in the middle east, nobody can. >> jared kushner deals with everything. think about it. when it comes to middle east peace, jared, you deal with that. when it comes to dealing with china, jared, you take the lead on that. when it came to the coronavirus pandemic, suddenly there he was again. >> jared kushner has a very broad portfolio. is he the most qualified person for those jobs? >> i really -- don't really want to get into the -- to the family aspect of this. the focus ought to be on the president. >> but if jared kushner is the second most powerful person in that white house, why can't you answer that question? >> well, i think -- a question i would put in turn to conservative republicans is, "how do you feel about that?" >> while reluctant to get personal about the trump family in our interview, bolton did share a story about the president and his daughter after news broke of ivanka's private email account. >> ivanka trump unde

>> well, i think perhaps not so evident at the beginning, but increasingly evident now is jared kushner>> o'donnell: and is jared kushner, in your view, qualified to handle the portfolio that he holds within the white house? >> well, i can't speak to the non-national security areas. the president can pick any political adviser he wants. but in the national security field, i didn't understand why he was given the responsibilities he was. >> o'donnell: who is the safer choice for america's commander in chief, president trump or joe biden? >> i-- i'm not going to vote for either one, and it's a question of-- of apples and oranges. it's a very bad election from my point of view at the presidential level. what i'm going to do is write in the name of a conservative republican leader. >> o'donnell: well, a write-in is not going to win. >> that's true. my plan is to hope for a miracle. >> o'donnell: do you believe if president trump loses in november, he will contest the results of the election? >> so there may be legitimate reason for either candidate to contest this or that state. the real is

now, we did see the white house chief of staff and jared kushner on capitol hill and we are told that white house officials will present options to the president on police reform in the coming days. >>> now to the developments in the investigation into george floyd's death. minneapolis news station kmsp is reporting that derek chauvin, the officer who pinned george floyd to the pavement with a knee to his neck for nearly nine minutes, was in talks to plead guilty before he was arrested and charged with murder. those negotiations reportedly fell apart. meanwhile, what went wrong in georgia? after scenes like this, voters waiting hours in the hot sun yesterday and reports that voting machines did not work for them. why did they have so many problems there and can they fix them before november? but let's begin our coverage with cnn's boris sanchez. he's live on capitol hill with our top story. boris? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. philonese floyd expected to testify before the house judiciary committee in just a few hours. he's expected to congresspeople about his brother, george, to

who put jared kushner in any position of power?agen: we have exactly 3 minutes left, the monologue was what you said 25 minutes at least that, so we did not have any time to play all of it. let's go to lower angle on the protesters in new york city. laura. >> we are on the upper east side right now, we have protests that have been going on for hours all day throughout manhattan, coming to a conclusion on the upper east side. even though you would not know to look at it. the protesters have blocked off alvin whose dominant avenues and streets so far, we are on east 89th street, it has been a peaceful protest, we have been following them all day long as you heard, 8:00 p.m. curfew tonight in new york city, so in theory these thousands of people are going to have to get out of new york city in the next littl. and we talked to police about the new curfew and the timing being moved back, they thought last night that the curfew worked to a degree, because they did to get an increase of arrest overnight, we will have to see what happens,

they write that trump senior adviser and son-in-law jared kushner, along with several other top aides, argued against such a move, fearing the tone could alienate key voters ahead of the november election, including african-americans, whose support the administration has been trying to court. politico writes that an address would also detract from the president's message of trying to restart the economy as quickly as possible, allies say. the president's last formal address in mid-march from the oval office dealing with the growing coronavirus crisis was not viewed internally as a success. since the white house had to clarify several points from the hastily written speech, which trump appeared uncomfortable delivering. your thoughts this morning on the president's leadership, we'll show you a headline from "usa today" and read more of this in a bit. susan page, their chief washington bureau chief, i should say, trump is failing the text of leadership. that's the headline of her piece this morning. dalia first up in miami, florida. good morning. go ahead. caller: good morning. i just w

do you believe that president trump or family members such as jared kushner has financial conflicts as they craft foreign policy for the united states? mr. bolton: no, i don't know the answer to that question. i would say that i wrote the book and recounted these various incidents. it was not personal, financial gain for donald trump that was most on my mind. it was the misuse of legitimate government power to advance his own political interests. you nevermething that forgets what is political interest is. people say he has a short attention span, he does not learn, he does not read, he does not consider facts necessarily. i lay out a lot of examples in of that in the book. when it comes to the his own reelection -- too bad more was not devoted to the national security rather than his own reelection. that is what i was primarily concerned about. if there are examples of financial misdeeds, i cannot say that i saw any. so, i really wouldn't want to speculate about it. but the misuse of government power for any nongovernmental purpose in my view is illegitimate. every president takes pol

donald trump summoned jared kushner a few weeks ago certainly did not rely then he would citing the coronaviruset to the party convention and august, which are still up convention and august, which are stillup in convention and august, which are still up in the air in terms of the health scare, if there is a situation of national emergency, and currently, since between the middle of february and the middle of may, 62 countries, including our own, cancelled or postponed election, we did that for the may local elections, entirely legitimate it is happen all over the world, but it does give presidents and leaders, authoritarians, democrats, whatever authoritarians, democrats, whatever a pretext if they wish to misinterpret or ms use the powers that they have two call off elections or to do that different way, say by postal vote and we know how much fraud and ballot rigging can take place there. i'm simply saying it is a combustible situation. let's move onto the financial times. rachel, you touched on this a minute oi’ rachel, you touched on this a minute or two ago. top facebook staff revolve ove

they are trying to give a president who shifts a lot, leeway toake up his own mind and jared kushnere and h does president have any law lot of moving pieces. ed and a in the next four to sixeeks, we will see some action. one interesting questn i have, will democts settle for something a bit more modest. there are reasons to and the house and will come back next week and will be discussion about that. robert: president trump and how he is going toitse his pal capital. why is he going to tsa, oklahoma and the coversa it has caused and among republicans >> the white house is aware of the controversy andishery now. my reporting is thathen the campaign chose thisweate, they ununtensional and were not aware and once they found out, they decided to move ahead. the president was not concerned about any of the safety implications, those of coronavirus and there is a wamb that they tveo click and sign and if they get the coronavirus and will not hold theredent or campaign or on this date int this momth protests and what that might meet and clashing with trump supporters an decided to forge ahea

president has a penchant for dictators he likes do you believe ambassador to family members such as jared kushner has financial conflicts as they craft form policy for the united states? >> i don't know the answer to that question but i would say has a wrote the book and recounted the's incidents it wasn't personal financial gain that was most on my mind with that legitimate government power to advance his own political interest. and that it is a short attention span he doesn't learn or read or consider facts. and to layout examples of that in the book that when it comes to his own reelection all of those stay away. to be devoted to national security rather than reelection. if there are examples of financial misdeeds. i cannot say i saw any. i wouldn't want to speculate for any nongovernmental purpose in my view is a legitimate everybody that takes politics into account it would be naÏve and foolish to think otherwise when governmental power is used exclusively for personal benefit. >> did the president ever talked about the investigations in new york? >> and most importantly he spoke to presiden

what does that mean as jared kushner and mark meadows head over there? >> yeah, i think it actually means exactly that. that senate republicans have -- in a lot of ways, not just on this issue, but on a lot of other issues, they are forced to kind of take the lead and bring the white house along with them. the white house does not have a kind of moral authority on this issue. they cannot lead on this. you know, in jeron smith, a senior black administration official who has been spear heading some of this, but there's not many voices speaking loudly and with moral clarity on this issue. so tim scott has had to do that. and scott i should note has been one of the republicans willing to say, yes, racial discrimination does exist, he himself said he's experienced it as a black man and so i think that's why you're seeing that -- that divide here. at the same time, if you look at the details of the republican proposal so far, it's very bare bones. i mean, some of these things are kind of basic. they don't even include, for example, this data base that would al

here is jared kushner from today. >> the law enforcement community heard the cries from the community, saw the injustices in the system that needed to be fixed, and they responded by coming together to fix it. hopefully at this time where there's a lot of people in the country who are feeling different pain and feeling different concerns, law enforcement can be a leader in coming together and helping us work towards bringing solutions. >> so, maya, for all the complaining i heard mostly on social media over the weekend that mitt romney did the bare minimum, he marched, and he said "black lives matter." mitt romney did that and owns it, and he has thrown down on one side of this. it sounds, however, like the trump white house is going to stay on the other side and throw down with the other side. >> yeah, they've made their position very clear because as we heard today, because trump won 8% of the black vote. so he's proud. >> that is true. the press secretary did flaunt that stat from the lectern. >> yeah. i was -- she did that on camera, and so i think that shows you how out of touch

kushner? a second glass of rosÉ on the catamaran? let's just face facts, jarede hair because, steff, you were a real a-hole but with hair like that, i just can't stay mad wait, would i like kushner if he had steff hair nope take it away and that's a second callback to yesterday's "closer look." trump has decided to just ignore and, even worse, actively cover up a national catastrophe that is only getting worse, despite months of sacrifices by americans who endured tremendous pain there's no way to conclude anything other than the fact that the president is actively putting americans in harm's way to serve his own narrow political agenda it's true, even though - >> it sounds bad >> seth: this has been "a closer look." papa ♪ >> seth: as new york works hard to reopen under phase two, remember that we're still a city in crisis and city harvest has been stepping up to meet the increased need there's a website below to donate we'll be right back with rachel mcadams ♪ for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. ♪ ♪ ♪ the wind in

you know, his staff going down to the hill, as jared kushner did today with mark meadows to talk to tim scott about reforms to policing around the country and hearing the concerns about americans. and for the president to drop this bomb in the middle of it was not helpful, to say the least. >> susan, in terms of the reaction we showed some of it there from republicans. a few of them, mitt romney and lisa murkowski have been a little bit more critical lately of the president than some of their colleagues. they were speaking out. others perhaps not so much. i'm curious what you're hearing on the president side of this. jonathan mentioned the president's poll numbers in the last week or two. it started to take a hit here. his leadership on this current crisis, a matter of policing doesn't seem to be being reviewed well by the public. is the -- of republicans in washington for this type of tweet, this sort of behavior from the.is president, is it wearing thin at all here? >> i think the least favorite question you can ask a republican on capitol hill these days are, can you comment on the p

jared kushner was involved in that, also hope hicks and several other of the president's top aides. saw such a big staff contingent going with him to visit that, erin, including his attorney general, who we should note was the one who made that final order to clear the park of those protesters yesterday. you saw them standing on the edges right before curfew, about half an hour before, when it went into effect. and of course, they aggressively moved them out of the park, which is really raising questions about the timing of it. why didn't they move them earlier, if they really did want to secure that wider perimeter, put up that fence that's 8 feet tall, like you're seeing right now in front of those protesters, because we're told that the attorney general wanted that put in place earlier than it was, when he came out to survey it yesterday and saw that it had not been extended, that's when they had those protesters cleared out of the way. and of course, now you're seeing protesters in the very same spot that they were yesterday, half an hour after the curfew here in washington has

i find it fascinating that ivanka trump and jared kushner are involved in this decision. she apparently actually carried the bible over in her purse, which she was clutching, and then hand it had to the president for the photo op. i noticed that they were smart enough not to actually get involved in the photo op itself. when the president is sort of trying to get people to come in from -- to help him out and stand with him, they're nowhere to be seen. they clearly, you know -- >> reporter: that's right. >> -- have their eye on the future. >> reporter: our understanding is the president was sort of motioning people to come over and stand together with him for this photo opportunity, and -- >> mark meadows, the chief of staff -- >> reporter: -- reluctantly moving in place. >> mark meadows is looking at the church as if there is a point for them to be there, when there is no point other than that photo. i know kellyanne conway denied this was a photo op. that is the definition of a photo op. and the fact they encouraged the president to say something, you can see the preside

capitol where the white house chief of staff mark meadows and jared kushner met with senator tim scott to discuss republican recommendations, a day after the democrats laid out their own. >> under the leadership and guidance of senator tim scott, at some point in the near future we will have recommendations to be made. >> right now i vice president seen a package of reforms that i think will go anywhere, but i think there is awe an always an opportunity so we'll see what develops. >> it will create a registry to track police misconduct and set new standards for the use of force. >>> in the meantime president trump is facing backlash for questioning the motives of the 75-year-old protester pushed to the ground by police in buffalo. he tweeted that he could be a provocateur added i watched he fell harder was pushed. could be a set-up? >> how reckless, how irreonmeanhow cruel. he should apologize for that tweet. >> he remains hospitalized in serious but stable condition. >>> just into the news room, firefighters on the scene of a vegetation fire in san jose. this is along mabry and jackso

you saw people hand shake and as you point out, attorney general barr, senator scott, jared kushner, none of them wearing face masks talking within, you know, inches of each other. patting each other on the chest, holding hands, really seemed like they didn't get the memo that's been circulating for at least three months about how to prevent transmission of the virus. and it's pretty -- not good leadership. >> what about the new announcements from oxford that there is a commonly used steroid that has now been found effective in treatment of severe cases of covid in terms of helping people recover and avoid fatalities? >> well, i feel like we're in the same boat over and over again which is, this is a press release, not a peer-reviewed paper. nonetheless, if this is true, it is a very important progress. it's probably the most important progress in terms of therapeutics that we have. the steroid they use is really cheap. widely available throughout the world. and they report that it decreased the mortality by one-third. it's a randomized controlled trial. it's done out of uk where the

emotion, jared kushner. here's one from melania, happy birthday to best husband, get away.nate, dear mr. president, happy birthday from the bottom of my pouch. your succubus, mitch. and from his predecessor, there's a term for guys like you. but not two terms. happy birthday, barack obama. and from another rival, after prayer and consideration, i've decided not to wish you a happy birthday, mitt romney. and from joe biden, here's the deal, jack, i'm going to clean your clock in november. joe biden. p.s., where did i put my teeth? and this one, dads like you are an endangered species, but we promise not to shoot. love, eric and don junior. and from tiffany, here's my routing number. and finally, trump's most loyal admirer said, hope you have a ball on your birthday. you already have both of mine. woof, woof. mike pence. that's nice. we need to take a break. when we come back, the very funny bill burr will join us. so stick around. ♪ >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by progressive. whoo! don't do it. don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, bi

one-eyed willie, and jared kushner. your customers will never know the difference. so don't be a dummy, get over to big al's house of gently exploded mannequins, right behind the dairy queen. curbside pickup available. >> jimmy: big al is the best. this is wonderful. in ventura, california, which is about 90 minutes up the 101, the city council voted to require that masks be worn inside and outside government offices, and the result of that vote was this. >> i protest face coverings! i am a healthy american! i used to be free. i am not a terrorist. i am not antifa. i am not a sex slave that wears masks. i am not into sadomasochism and bondage. >> jimmy: oh, that's too bad. you almost checked all the boxes off my list. so then what are you? >> i am a proud trump republican! trump republican! yearning to be free again! >> jimmy: she's yearning. she's yearning to be free to go to margaritaville! >> shame on all of you! let liberty ring! ♪ god bless america ♪ land that i love >> jimmy: wait, don't stop there. go for it! finish the song! ♪ from the oceans to the prairies

the white house chief of staff mark meadows and jared kushner met with tim scott on capitol hill to discuss police reform. >> we'll have an opportunity to compare notes in the next day or two. >> reporter: president trump is expected to travel to dallas thursday to meet with religious, community and law enforcement leaders. skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> this just in, one of the four police officers facing charges for george floyd's death has been released from prison. the minneapolis star tribune reports that thomas lane posted a $750,000 cash bail before being freed this afternoon. he is one of three charged with aiding and abetting second- degree murder in george floyd's violent restraint death. also, the sister who was shot and killed in oakland. >> where is the outrage for a fallen officer that also happens be african-american? it is a ridiculous solution to proclaim that defunding police departments is a solution to police brutality and discrimination because it is not a solution. it gets us nowhere as a nation and removes a safety net of protection that every citizen deser

it's a whole restaurant full of jared kushners. the chef at the restaurant said "i've always had a thing for mannequins." really? we never would have guessed that. if you live in the area, so, finally, you can enjoy a three-star michelin meal in the storage room at westworld. yesterday dr. anthony fauci warned congress about the dangers of opening things up too soon and today he got a shout out from the always-incisive brian kilmeade on fox and friends. >> shouldn't we also go to school on the success georgia's having, shouldn't we also go to school on the success florida's experiencing and south carolina, even dr. mauci said that's the model. >> jimmy: dr. mauci? that's chairman mauci, to you brian. mauci. forget dr. mauci, what i want to know about dr. oz and what is going on with his hair? for whatever reason some of these dopes at fox news are treating dr. fauci like he's the enemy in all this. tucker carlson, last night on his show, questioned fauci's stance on sending kids back to school. >> fauci says the children must stay

with pressure for an aernative enve by republicans,or scott met with donal' trumps son-in-law jared kushneruesday evening, to discuss policy plans. katty, both parties with different ambitions. i t suppose question lingering behind all this is, what is different this time? it's n like we haven't known about racial injustice before. katty: yeah, it's a question i plep asking p at these protests, and african-american leaders. at one of the things they point to is the widespread involvement in these protests of people. they said that is something they haven't seen before. the oth thing they point to is the global nature of the protests, the fact other countries are now addressing these racial issues. so there is a sense of urgency ther and some sense of optimism among some cuafrican-americans, parrly in the civil rights movement, o feel movement is different, that the video was so startling. some have even suggested the country had been in lockdown because of the coronavirus for a couple of months, and no supporting games on television have focused people on this issue, no distractions from it

any police reforms he would support, but today, his chief of staff, mark meadows, and adviser jared kushnerpublican lawmakers to talk about proposals. meadows says thede like ttake act norah. >> o'donnell: weijia jiang at the white house. thank you. today, voters in georgia were met with long lines and confusion at polling places as they tried to cast ballots in the state's primary elections. there are already calls for investigations, while the mayor of atlanta is warning this could be a preview of the general election in november. here's cbs' ed o'keefe. >> reporter: from the air, you could see long lines of georgia voters, socially distanced, stretching through parking lots. thousands waited hours to cast ballots, and frustration was evident. >> please, god, help us! >> reporter: georgia, a key battleground state in november, had rescheduled its primary twice because of the coronavirus pandemic. health concerns kept many longtime poll workers from showing up today, leaving inexperienced volunteers to run new voting machines for the first time. >> we're just being told it's a situation wi

justice reform, democrats and republicans working together in the committee and negotiating with jared kushner and others. we did something good old can take credit for. what about the care act? there's a reasonf to exampl thef this, it was an unusual one. we were under an emergency, socially distant from each other we couldn't even be in the same room as we were negotiating, and it was in multiple committee jurisdictions, so it wasn't as if one committee was taking it up. but ther there was good-faith bipartisan negotiation on the different pieces of the. one day the leader called us all back on a sunday to vote on a bipartisan negotiated to build on a different version. and again, democrats on this side of the aisle said we are not ready to proceed. we are in the middle of bipartisan discussions. we are not ready to proceed to o bipartisan bill because we are in the middle of bipartisan discussions so we will have a payoff for the country. the and guess what happened, three days later after that we were here on the floor voting yes. the program for the businesses and state and local governme

out personal favors for dictators, do you believe that president trump or family members such as jared kushnere financial conflicts as they craft foreign-policy for the united states? >> i don't know the answer to that question but i would say, i wrote the book and recounted these various incidents. it was not personal financial gain for donald trump that was most on my mind, it was the misuse of legitimate government power to advance its own political interests. that is something that he never forgets what his political interest is. people say he has a short attention span, he doesn't learn, he doesn't read, he doesn't consider facts necessarily and i lay out a lot of examples of that in the book but when it comes to his own reelection, all of those fade away, it is too bad that more wasn't devoted to the national security rather than his own reelection. but that's what i was primarily concerned about if there was examples of financial misdeeds, i can't say that i saw any so i would not want to speculate about it. but the misuse of government power of any nongovernmental purpose in my view is

you believe ambassador president from or family members such as jared kushner have financial conflicts as a graph foreign policy for the unitedstates . >> i don't know the answer to that question. but i wouldsay as i wrote the book , and recounted these various incidents, it wasn't personal financial gain for donald trump that was most on my mind. it was the misuse of legitimate government power. to advance his own political interests. and that's something that he has, he never forgets what his political interest is. people say he has a short attention span, he doesn't read. he doesn't consider facts necessarily. and i lay out a lot of examples of that in the book but when it comes to his own reelection, all of those paid away. it's too bad more wasn't devoted to the national security rather than his own reelection. but that's what i was primarily concerned about if there are examplesof financial misdeeds , i can't say that i saw any. and so i really wouldn't want to speculate about it but the misuse of government power or any nongovernmental purpose in my view is illegitimate. every p

was upay, mark meadows on capitol hill with jared kushner and some other of the top advisors to the president meeting with senator tim scott, a republican from south carolina , who also is african-american, the only african-american senator republican. they are now looking at policing reform. this is definitely something that republicans are now working on. this is how democrats have also come out with proposals of their own. tom: right. but do we know what the president is working on? i reviewed the many tweets and i don't detect a plan. i understand the senator, mr. scott. i understand the political formedes but for those against the president, is there any demonstrable plan from president trump? >> i think there is two areas of agreement. one is the potential to remove the chokehold as a mechanism for law enforcement to utilize. second is to look into the past actions and comments on police officers, particularly those with a history of making racist remarks. --t is something that could that there could be consensus on. also, this idea of better police training as well. beyond that, the pr

this amendment is to have this committee here from jared kushner. if this committee is serious about understanding the crossfire hurricane investigation, we need to hear from him. we know that he was involved in 20 16 meeting at trump tower, where he and donald trump, jr. met with a russian attorney expecting to receive political dirt on hillary clinton from the russian government as part of russia and its governments support for mr. trump. this committee and a bipartisan effort with then chairman grassley and senator feinstein try to obtain a voluntary interview from mr. krishna, but he refused. the committee sought documents from wikileaks regarding a russian dinner invite, but jared kushner refused to turn over those documents. my amendment would aim to finish what this committee sought to do in 2017. it would require subpoenas to be issued to obtain documents and testimony from mr. christian. sen. graham: thank you. senator grassley. grassley: i would like to give some rebuttal to some of the things that have been said based on some of the thing

ivanka and jared kushner were in the room to listen to one of the earliest calls with putin. also in the room were the great experts in intelligence officials and national security officials, including fiona hill would was director of the soviet and russian and european part of the nc operation, the secretary of defense, others who were in the room, and trump just cut them off because they were skeptical about the call and thought that putin, indeed, was out-playing him. but he didn't want to hear from them. and he went right to listening to jared and ivanka. this is not a president interested in anything having to do with real information but rather seeking praise. building himself up. and that is what is in the calls. and so disturbing to those who heard them, and know their contents. >> and tell me about the conversations president trump has had with some of our older allies, the u.k., and france, what are your sources told you about that. >> well, that he is berated our allies in the most demeaning terms. let's look at germany, france and the u.k., in the case of germany

white house chief of staff mark meadows, jared kushner, and domestic policy advisor to ron smith werecapitol hill today meeting tim scott who's running point on the legislative piece. >> mr. scott was giving us some real good input so we are hopeful that we can address the issue in a real way. >> the recommendations could encompass some of what democrats have been floating this week, though fox news' told the crossover would likely be minimal. >> we are letting the stakeholders establish the priorities and hopefully we can be responsive with real legislation or action. we want to let our actions speak louder than our words. >> the growing movement to defund the police has become a hot election-year issue. the president and republicans staking out their position. >> this is something that i think is going to be an issue heading into the election especially with people like aoc and rashida tlaib who are advising joe biden. >> congresswoman alexandria a casio cortez and rashida tlaib have abdicated taking money from police budgets to fund alternative programs but the former vice presiden

jared kushner your son-in-law requested a ballot. but didn't return it. who's getting them? there's the first lady trying to vote absentee in the same election but didn't sign the envelope. they're not very good at this voting by mail thing. didn't sign the envelope. too late. i mean, didn't return it. what's going on over there? who's getting them. the health and human services secretary voted absentee in 2018. who's getting them? the commerce secretary voted absentee in florida commerce numbers. 15 times. who's getting them? the education secretary, betsy devoss. has permanent absentee status in michigan. who's getting them? kellyanne conway. voted absentee in new jersey in 2018. need i go on? would you like me to read the definition of hypocrisy? i don't think i have to. i put it up on the screen. all of this is the truth. you can get mad because maybe i'm showing personality and giving you the truth. asking you who's getting them. this is all the truth. no opinion. no lies detected. truth. this administration really doesn't want you to be able to vote by mail or mail in

lou: well, and then we've got congressmen and other senator writing to larry kudlow and jared kushnerbout how important it is to get some guest workers into this program when 40 million americans are out of jobs. what the hell is going on here? i mean, the thing, but this is just plain stupid now and corrupt as hl. >> well, this president getting tough with china, renegotiating trade agreements with china, recognizing their theft of intellectual property, recognizing they don't adhere to any type of international tradej norms. this president campaigned on it, and he's doing it. that is the framework we have to function in, the president understands that. let's make sure we continue down that path because, remember, that's what the american people elected president trump to do. one of the many issues. and this president does what he says, so i appreciate his leadership on this. we're just going to keep getting information and keep pushing for the right thing. lou: well, i do too. my question is why in the hell aren't these eb-5 -- which is, come on, i mean, let's be honest, this is jus

we need a strong law and order president, he will make reforms, working with tim scott, jared kushner, going to make reforms, they are going to be swift, decisive and meaningful and that is the difference with donald trump. he doesn't go out and talk, he acts. that is what he has done and that is what he is so great at doing and he will keep our country together. >> i got to ask you for your reaction. as someone who has served on the street in uniform and been a police chief what are your thoughts when you see what is happening in seattle tonight? >> the reality is this is not a political situation, democrat versus republican. this is an issue of right versus wrong. the police should not allow nor should the government allow the police building to be taken over. it is a completely wrong message. the reality is. chiefs need to be held accountable, city councils and mayors need to be held accountable for the performance of their police department. i've run three police department, we don't have these types of problems. it is in that this is emblematic of every police department in this

worked very closely with democrats and republicans and including the trump white house, including jared kushnerhose father went to prison and who has been an unlikely and passionate champion on this issue, we have reset that conversation. this is a first time in my life everyone running for president, from bernie sanders to donald trump, has put themselves forward as a criminal justice champion at some level, in some way. no one is running for office saying they're going to build more prisons. bill clinton said he'd put 100,000 more cops on the streets. no one is saying that, even the republican party. when trump talks about law and order he's not talking about building more prisons. but we're just getting started in this conversation and for me, i want to humanize the face of the people who are at the boot heel of this whole system. we have two point some million people tracked behind bars. the biggest in the world, times two. china only has a million people locked in. they do horrible stuff to them, they organ harvest but we have 300 million people. 2 million behind bars and 4.5 million on pr

a joke, but part of me thought they would open a door and there would be plastic sheeting and jared kushnera cat. like you didn't think this was going to really happen that was the paranoia in my head at the time. i con the believe this was going to happen. >> jimmy: you can vote now >> yes, this is my first vote. now i got why you got so pissy about it all those years ago yeah, it is annoying, you're right, it is very annoying i get to vote this november. >> jimmy: with everything going on, i was talking to you earlier, just about any live things, kids make you smile during this time you spoke to me about a purchase you made in a bodega >> just as everything was shutting down. i was looking for anything that could be construed as a child's toy. i found a chia pet of the golden girls, that had been on the bodega shelf for i want to say 30 years >> holy -- >> i gave this to my son he said who is that lady i explained who estelle getdy was. he said, why is this a toy i couldn't answer that question. then he asked why she was so mad. here's the thing we started this three months ago. it's 30 y

jared kushner told bolton the president really liked him.nally comes in but he writes he was appalled by the president's outreach to kim jong-un, that he thought it was a terrible mistake. and he also describes the president as transactional in nature in terms of how he deals with foreign leaders and that it's one-offs, that there's no cohesion to his world view. however, bolton also makes clear he saw the relationship with president trump and his job as a bit trance actional in the sense that he decided he would go into the white house to try to get things done and he did that and the relationship over time just completely deteriorated. >> so while we were seeing some of these revelations overnight, yesterday from this book emerge, some of which point to mike pompeo and how he was -- has been acting inside of the white house and his opinions of the president, mike pompeo meeting with the minister, i know, carol, you have a copy of the book. i'm wondering if you could share with us any of the surprising revelations you have seen that we have

the groups writing to jared kushner and larry kudlow, quote: we respectfully request that this administrationrom suspending, restricting or imposing additional barriers onion-immigrant vis a vis program -- visa programs. yes, that is at the top of the priority when a nation is crippled with 40 million people out of work. chamber of commerce, wall street, corporate america, you're smarter than that. start acting like it. hopefully, you will be more decent than that. >>> great news for president trump, enthusiasm for his election is soaring. i know, "the new york times" didn't report that, but here it is. the republican national committee and trump campaign bringing in $14 million online yesterday on the president's birthday. happy birthday, mr. president. that breaks the previous online record of $10 million set back in october of 2016. campaign manager brad par scale today boasted that more than a million ticket requests have been made for the president's rally saturday in tulsa, oklahoma. that is the largeest number of ticket requests ever for any of the president's events, and he has set re

another issue he focused on was the family, jared kushner and ivanka trump. at one point the president diverted interest to focus on a saudi issue. he focused on a saudi arms deal at that time so he would divert media attention away from another issue, his daughter's personal use of emails at the white house. >> you are watching "cnn newsroom." still to come -- >> don't be talking to my dog, bro. let him go. >> a police officer involved in the arrest of a black man in new york, suspended. we will get you the details of that incident when we come back. >>> plus, authorities in the u.k. are searching for a motive in a deadly hooif knife attack. a new report next. and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. if your adventure... keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips. you ma