i mean it's -- jared kushner is just like trump. he knows he's going to the penitentiary by the way, i used to represent the jail in baton rouge, the sheriff's office jared is not going to do well in jail, i promise you. the prospect is not going to be good they're just desperate people. they're clinging on to qanon they're clinging on to some of the craziest conspiracy theories that you can imagine, and i don't think they have much other place to go in this. i really don't and you're going to see during the debates -- you're going to see this be enhanced it's going to increase they're going to start every kind of rumor that they can, and i think we just have to be here and be calm, and vice president biden and senator harris and everybody has got to be calm and go through this and let the american people see who it is. i'm very optimistic we're going to have a good election, but we've just got to stay focused on the issues and stay focused on people's lives and let him deal with qanon and whatever crazy stuff they come up with. i h

jared kushner. jared, thank you very much. ambassador brian hook, thank you very much, brian.. and avi berkowitz. thank you very much. i also want to give a very special thanks, he's been an incredible ambassador to israel, david freedman. that's a great group of people. a great group of patriots. they wanted this so badly. they worked so hard. nobody thought this could happen, they thought it could happen and i want to thank you very much. for generations the people of the middle east have been held back by old conflicts, hostilities, lies, treachery, so many things held them back. actually lies that the jews and arabs were enemies, and that al aqsa mosque was under attack. these lies passed down from generation to generation, fueled a vicious cycle of terror and violence that spread across the region and all over the world. these agreements prove the nations of the region are breaking free from the failed approaches of the past. today's signing sets history on a new course and there will be other countries very, very soon that will follow these great leaders. the people of t

secondly, when jared kushner says this is the beginning of the end of arab israeli conflict, based onrect >> it is more complicated than that you know, the white house is really trying to sell this as something much bigger than it is this is not meaningless. it is significant for israel to be normalizing relations with the gulf arab states, but to some degree, to a large degree, this is a process that has been in the works for years so we're really kind of making official and making public a process that has long been under way. and i think the white house tried to solve what has been the core source of a lot of the conflict in the middle east, which is the israeli palestinian issue. and their peace plan to try to address that engineered by jared kushner was sort of dead on arrival. and now what feels like is happening is the white house is sort of trying to make it seem as though this is, you know, middle east peace, they actually accomplished it, when the thing that they really wanted to do that was harder and more important has stalled out. >> talk about on that topic, right, you p

jared kushner, jared, thank you very much. [applause] pres.bassador brian hook, thank you very much, brian. thank you. thank you. and i'll be berkowitz. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: i want to give a very special thanks, he has been an incredible investor to israel, david friedman. [applause] very trump: that is a great group of people, great group of patriots. they worked so hard and again, nobody thought it could happen. they never even doubted it. i want to thank you all very much. thank you. [applause] [applause] for generations, the people of the middle east have been held back by old conflicts, hostilities, lies, treachery, so many things held them back. actually, lies that the jews and arabs were enemies, and that al aqsa mosque was under attack. constantly, they would say it was under attack. these lies passed down from generation to generation, fueled -- passed down from generation to generation fueled a vicious cycle of terror and violence that spread across the region and all over the world. these agreements prove the

approximately 20% of the deaths from the virus worldwide. >> jared kushner, jared, thank you very much. >> reporter: the president's son-in-law who got a pat on the back for his diplomatic work in the middle east said it's up to trump supporters to take precautions. >> look, president trump believes that people can make their own decisions. we put out guidance for how people should follow most of the president's events have been outdoors. >> reporter: democrat joe biden's approach is dramatically different, wearing a mask in public and holding smaller events as he responds to the president's attacks. >> just tell the truth. everybody knows who trump is. people are going to show up and vote. thank you. >> reporter: the president continues to tease that a vaccine could be released before election day, even though his own health experts say that's unlikely. >> it's going to be soon. now will it be before the election? it could be in terms of we have something and we'll start delivering it immediately upon getting it. >> reporter: and he is still i don't understanding to bob woodward's boo

. >> jared kushner, jared, thank you very much. >> reporter: president trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, who got a pat on the back for the mideast, says trump can make his own decisions. >> look, the president can make his own decisions. we printed guidance to follow. most of the gatherings have been outdoors. >> reporter: joe biden wears a mask in public as he responds to the president's attacks. >> everybody knows who trump is. people are going to show up and vote. >> reporter: the president continues to tease that a vaccine could be released before election day, even though his own health experts say that's unlikely. >> it's going to be soon. will it be before the election? it could be in terms of if we have something and we'll start delivering it immediately upon getting it. >> reporter: and he is still responding to bob woodward's book who revealed the president potentially downplayed covid-19, a book that the president now says is "fine." i read it last nig . >> i read it last night, but it was very boring. it's okay, it's fine. >> reporter: another author who got under president'

let's put it that way i don't want to say hello but it's been a little bit and it's a great thing jared please thank you mr president and 1st i want to thank you for your leadership on this issue your 1st foreign trip was to saudi arabia where you outlined a vision for the region and all of the promises you made on that trip in all of the things that you foreshadowed have occurred it's been a strategy that you've stuck with and i want to thank you for giving me the trust and confidence that you've given me in order to work on this file over the last years and i think the results that we've achieved has been beyond anyone's expectations and i believe that there's even more to come i just returned from the region last week i was in the middle east where i took the 1st commercial flight that's ever flown from israel to the united arab emirates that flight flew over saudi arabian airspace it was the 1st time in 72 years that saudi arabia has not waived their airspace to allow commercial flights to fly from israel back and forth bahrain that did the same thing the united arab emirates waived

jared: mr. president, thank you for your leadership. your first foreign trip was to saudi arabia and you outlined a vision for the region. and all the promises you made on that trip and all the things you foreshadowed have occurred. it is a strategy you have stuck with and i want to thank you for giving me the trust and confidence that you have given me, in order to work on this the last years. the results we achieved have been beyond anyone's expectations and i believe there is even more to come. i just returned from the region last week. i was in the middle east, where i took the first commercial flight that has ever flown from israel to the united arab emirates. that flight flew over saudi arabian airspace. it is the first time in 72 years that saudi arabia has waived their airspace to allow commercial flights from israel to fly back and forth. but rain did the same thing. the united arab emirates waved a 48 year boycott on israel, and incredible development, and there are no delegations moving throughout the middle east, figuring ou

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well reported jared reid's join me that jared reed excuse me joins me now from outside the iranian embassy in berlin very good to see you what can you tell me about what's happening there right now. well behind me claire are about 20 to 30 approximately mostly exiled a rainy and suv come out here today to protest the execution of naveed of karri and what they say is a human rights violation a major human rights violation but also what they want is to apply pressure on governments like germany because this also this protest is happening outside other embassies in paris and london and also washington d.c. to apply pressure on these governments to to do things like to apply more sanctions on iran and also to condemn basically the execution of this wrestler and what do we know about the case of the wrestler and what would you say the political implications of the case are. will now video of car he was accused during a wave of unrest in 2018 of killing a security guard and he denied that he did this and he said that he was tortured in prison into into making a confession this is a charge that i

and jared? your answer? >> basically the same as brady.he people that gave their lives 19 years ago trying to save those people. >> sean: yeah. i've got -- my son is going to be 22, of all days, on election day, and i have a 19-year-old daughter. if yould are my son or daughteri would be proud of you. how are your parents reacting, brady? >> they were really supportive. they told me they would support my decision whether i did it or not. and i'm really happy i have them. they stood behind me were not many kids did at first, so i am just really glad they were there for me. >> sean: jared? >> yeah, my parents were super supportive and proud of our decision, even though we thought not very many people would support it, just because of what has been going on lately. >> sean: brady, you know, let me ask you, you just referred to some students wouldn't support you, so you are saying you took heat from fellow students over this? >> absolutely. well, i really haven't had anything sent to me, but i know that i brought the team together before i mad

a mass just jared these alleged private comments do appear consistent with what we have heard publicly from the president in the past as our viewers may remember he made disparaging comments about the late republican senator john mccain and said that he wasn't a war hero because he'd been captured in vietnam trump also picked a fight with a gold star family after they spoke at the d.n.c. in 20 sixteen's the khans they've lost their son in combat in iraq and trump of course denies these recent reports saying he hails the troops as heroes but he has gone on the offensive as well he attacked a fox news reporter corroborated that story from her own sources and he's certainly not pleased that the conservative cable news network didn't entirely back him up this time around ok we've also heard from the democratic candidate joe biden we heard from him a bit earlier as chum's political opponent of course he has seized on these alleged comments but this is also for him too isn't it. absolutely jerry this is a deeply personal issue for joe biden his son beau served in iraq so he knows what it's l

and that's why i wanted to do it. >> jared, your your answer?cally the same as brady, i wanted to honor the people that gave their lives 19 years ago trying to save those people. >> sean: so my son is going to be 22 and i have a 19-year-old daughter. they told me they would support my decision whether i did it or not, and i'm happy i have them. they stood behind me were not many kids did at first, so i'm really glad that they were there for me. >> my parents were super supportive and super proud of my decision and that is how that's been going on. we took heat from fellow students over this? >> absolutely. i haven't had anything sent to me but i know that i brought the team together before he made this decision because i wanted to see what everyone's opinion on it was. and that person would have said it, i wouldn't have done it. and they backed me up and that's what led my decision to what i did. and came into the locker room and turn the music down, got us all together and we were all for it. >> r8. now the most important question, did you win

kayleigh: -- jared: the answer is no. in washington, you have a couple of name sources intend people on the record that say it didn't happen and you gave no credence to that. that does not represent the way i have seen the president conduct himself. he has tremendous respect for the military. the military describes it a different way but look at his action, and credible to supporting, strengthening the military and our veterans. regarding your question on timing, deals happen when deals are ready. andcan't wave a magic wand make impossible deals happen. people describe these in the middle east as less of a deal and more of a saying for what is impossible. eight has taken a lot of building locks that had to be moved, untraditional moves, when the president move the embassy to jerusalem, recognize the go lan heights, got out of the iran deal, 50 decisions the president has made that allowed him to make a different course. and you had the magazine criticizing his foreign-policy and saying he didn't have a plan , but he is no

here is that passage on page 264. >> utterly lost on jared kushner is the irony that other members of the trump administration portray him as one of the overconfident idiots working for president trump in the woodward book >> so you were not referring -- i just want to be clear, because you just said -- woodward says you were referring to general mattis, tillerson and gary cohen, an economic adviser you're saying that's not who you meant? >> no, that wasn't clear he's got tapes of everything, i have tapes of everything so that was never implied. but i will say that president trump now has phenomenal people around him, people who grow with his agenda >> here's how bob woodward responded that today on washington post live >> i'm quite interested in -- when jared says he has tapes, i have tapes, i taped him with his permission i suspected he was taping me he did not extend the courtesy to me that he was taping the conversation that's fine. and i report accurately what he said in the book and there are some much more important quotes from him quite frankly >> among the more important quot

and that son-in-law, jared kushner, today, appeared on "the today show" and he disputed a passage in bob woodward's book here is that passage on page 264. "and by the way," kushner added, "that's why the most dangerous people around the president are overconfident idiots." it was apparently a reference to mattis, tillerson and gary cohn. all had left if you look at the evolution over time, we've gotten rid of a lot of the overconfident idiots and now he's got a lot more thoughtful people who kind of know their place and know what to do. utterly lost on jared kushner is the irony that other members of the trump administration portray him as one of the overconfident idiots working for donald trump in the woodward book >> so you were not referring -- i just want to be clear, because you just said -- woodward says you were referring to general mattis, tillerson and gary cohn, an exec adviser. you're saying that's not who you meant? >> no, that wasn't clear and again, he's got tapes of everything, i have tapes of everything, so, that was never never implied in that regard but i will say t

jared: what do you see when mu look at thals? you made these things, and here is the body that inspired it. >> how could we possiblyso forgt body who played so pivotal a role in the production of boston's public art? that is a question that revolves around ilind spotsthe discipline of our history, of history, and society in generale they are confronting historyer calling out the erasure of a black man by a white artist a century ago, and whathat looks like today, when there is finally a reclamation. judy: so fascinating. j thank yoed. on the newshour online right now, to many fans, actor chadwick boseman's death was a shock and added to the grief many are already feeling this year. we explore what he and his film roles meant, especially to young people. that i own pbs.org/newshour. that is the newshour for tonight. we hope you have a safe weekend. thank you all and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> when the world gets complicated, a lot goes through your mind. with fidelity wealth manage

i've spent quite a bit of time with jared, over the years. and, yes, jared is pompous. but once he decided to become special adviser, and i remember distinctly sitting with jared and ivanka and mr. trump in the office. and i said i don't think that the two of you should go in. i think that you have issues with nepotism, and you should go to washington, if that's what you want to do. go spend time with dad. and make sure that he's okay. but at the end of the day, you shouldn't be working in the white house. i mean, there's reasons that there are rules. but for the trumps, there are no rules. they live by their own rules, including his thinking that he can actually get the better of bob woodward, sitting down with a tape recorder in front of his mouth. and sitting there and spewing lies, that he knows are lies. and again, i -- i -- i've talked about this. it's very stalinistic. if you say something enough times, people will begin to leave i believe it. and that's something that he manage to do and that's something he's managed to do to 38% of this country. his base. they

president pence, secretary pompeo, national security add vidser o'brien and other cabinet members, jared kushner, ambassador friedman and other members of the president's able peace team, senators, members of congress, israeli ambassador, his counterparts, as well as all the dignitaries gathered here on this sunny day. i want to also express my gratitude for all israelis who worked for years, sometimes in less sunny climbs to bring this date and i thank each and every one of you. thank you. [ applause ] ladies and gentlemen, mr. president, this day is a pivot of history. it heralds a new dawn of peace. for thousands of years, the jewish people have prayed for peace. for decades the jewish state has prayed for peace and this is why today we're filled with such profound gratitude. i am grateful to you, president trump, for your decisive leadership. you have stood by israel's side. you have boldly confronted the tyrants of tehran. you have proposed a realistic vision for peace between israel and the palestinians. and you have successfully brokered this historic peace that we are signing tod

the subject line read, re: security clearances for jared kushner and ivanka trump. the memo was only one paragraph. it says this. quote, the president of the united states has ordered that jared kushner and ivanka trump be allowed to access national security administration up to the top-secret level. accordingly, jared kushner and ivanka trump shall be granted top-secret security clearances. that's how we protect national security now. you've got the white house counsel and the white house chief of staff having been briefed on highly compartmented, classified information that led those officials to say, no, these people cannot have high-level officials. it is not safe as a matter of national security. they make this recommendation explicit to the president. the president says, i don't care. give them the security clearances anyway. they do so and then write a memo to file memorializing that's why they did it. that's how we protect national security now. the thing that michael schmidt reports here, though, in this new book that is most unnerving, though, is directly

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jared is right about it being net job growth. when we had 18 million temporary unemployments in the month of april, the real question was, could we come back quickly enough that they were only temporary and didn't turn into permanent. the answer, i thought at the time, was going to be no. it would be a long slog out. it's turning out it is no. some of these are permanent losses. now comes the hard work of finding new places in the economy for those who have lost their job in a leisure and hospitality sector in places that are deeply affected by the virus. that's a tough job, something congress and the administration should be focused on right now. >> well said. >> jared bernstein, douglas holtz-eakin, economists from both sides of the aisle, but you deal in facts and figures. i really appreciate you coming on. >> i have to say i have kind of been missing doug lately. which is a very weird thing. >> i used to see him all the time in the studio. >> i'll do my best to give you monthly reunions on zoom. these zoom reunions, doug. the

first up is california democrat jared huffman, to talk about those wildfires out west and later, florida republican francis rooney talks about the signing of that deal between israel, the uae and bahrain at the white house. we will be right back. ♪ night on q&a, author and historian harold holzer on his book, the president versus the press. he talks about presidents from fdr to donald trump. >> when president trump tweets early in the morning as he does almost daily, the news cycle immediately bends to his latest issue, idea, rant, complaint, attack. cycle ishe days news devoted to rehashing his tweet and analyzing it and in the case

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jared kushner and ivanka trump shall be granted top secret security clearances. you got the white house councils and the chief of staff having been briefed on highly compartmented classified information that led officials to say no, these people can't have high level security. they made it clear to the president, the president said, i don't care. they do so and write a memo to file and memoir ralizingmemoira. that's how we protect national security now. the thing that schmidt wrote that's most unnerving is about the president himself and something that we all thought had happened. since i got a hold on schmidt's book, i have tossed and turned about this. i find this upsetting and unsettled. here is the major news here. this is from a quote here. "it would take me a year to put together the pieces of what i believe is the most important parts of the mueller report of what it did not contain. back at may 2017, the fbi opened two investigations into whether trump obstructed justice. when mueller took over the investigation, mccabe briefed him on this. over nearly 20

and with jared it doesn't have to ♪ >>> in the wake of u.s. ruth bader ginsburg's death, cnn has obtained audio recordings that give us insight into the u.s. president's attitude towards the judiciary during interviews with renowned journalist woobob woodd for his book "rage," he repeatedly boasted about the number of judges he appointed to the federal bench, calling them golden nuggets. this comes as he prepares to try to push through a third supreme court nominee. >> i just signed my 187th federal judge. it's a record. 187 judges in less than three years, bob. and two supreme court judges. never been done before. the only one that has a better percentage is george washington because he appointed 100%, but my percentage is, you know, like, ridiculous. our numbers -- when i get out, i'll probably have more than 50% of the federal judges in the country appointed under trump. >> and lindsey graham has said that there were a couple of those judges that he, himself, didn't care for and rejected them. are you aware of that? >> yeah. and other senat

what do you think about the work of jared kushner? apparently he played a role and a lot of people said he played a strong role in getting this accomplished. i don't know who the key levers work -- were. explain the role of f-35 here. guest: we have made massive sales of military hide -- military hardware to the united arab emirates and i believe we will do the same with bahrain. the f-35 is the latest military aircraft in the united states arsenal. host: the carnegie institute with a recent piece bringing up the f-35, saying one complication of this deal is the possibility that uae and israel can purchase advanced weapon systems with normalize relations with the uae, israel would be less able to make a compelling case against the sale and then he goes on to say that without the palestinians being involved, the concerns that this deal the f-35 -- could issue complicate this going forward? guest: i definitely think it could. what if the deal unravels? we still have the palestinians and they have the f-35's. congressman francis rooney a

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president pence, secretary mike pompeo, national security advisor o'brien and other cabinet members, jared kushner, berkowitz, freedman and the able peace tateam, senators, members of congress, rod dermer, and bahrainian counterparts and the dignitaries gathered here on this sunny day. i want to also express my gratitude for all israelis who have worked for years, sometimes in less sunny climates to bring this day and i thank each and every one of you. thank you. [applause] >> israeli pm netanyahu: ladies and gentlemen, mr. president, this day is a pivot of history. it heralds a new dawn of peace. for thousands of years, the jewish people have prayed for peace. for decades the jewish state has prayed for peace. and this is why today we're filled with such profound gratitude. i am grateful to you, president trump, for your decisive leadership. you have unequivocally stood by israel's side and boldly confronted the tyrants of tehran, proposed vision for peace between israel and the palestinians and you have successfully brokered this historic peace that we are signing today, a peace that has

jared kushner, jared, thank you very much. ambassador brian hook, thank you very much, brian. thank you. thank you. and abi berkowitz. special thanks, he's been an credible ambassador, david freedman. that's a very great group of people, great group of patriots. they wanted this to happen so badly, they worked so hard. nobody thought it could happen, they never doubted it. thank you all so much. thank you. to generations, people of middle east have been held back by old hostility, lies, treachery, so many things held them back. lies that the jews and arabs were enemies and that the mosque was under attack constantly, they would say it was under attack. the lies passed down from generation to generation fuelled cycle of terror and violence that spread across the region and all over the world. these agreements prove the nations of the region are breaking free from failed approaches of the past. today's signing sets historiy on a new course and there will be other countries very, very soon that will follow these great leaders. the people of middle east will no longer allow anger

jared kushner , they're so much to ask you about. do want to ask you about the coronavirus, the pandemic. you and the president have in essence suggested the president has done a masterful job. as all of us know, 100 95,000 americans have died as of last friday. there were 1000 people a day dying in this country. how is that a masterful job? >> first of all, to go back to the last thing you said before we got to the virus, in negotiations, everyone is at know until they are at yes. i think what you are seeing is a lot of posturing in the region and president trump has taken on a challenge in the least very few people were willing to take on and it has resulted in us having the ability to pull troops home and have less threat of terror in our country and more money here at home rebuilding our country. that is what the significance of today's events at the white house was. in regards to the coronavirus, obviously this is an unprecedented pandemic. it has impacted 180 countries around the world. president trump jumpeinto action very ear

in a moment, we will get the views of top presidential adviser jared kushner. but first, foreign affairs correspondent nick schiffrin lays out the stakes of the deal and today's moment. >> schifrin: israel, bahrain, and the united arab emirates have never fought a war. but they all hoped today sparks peace. >> after decades of division and conflict, we mark the dawn of a new middle east. >> this peace will eventually expand to include other states,i and tely it can end the arab-israeli conflict for all. >> ( translated ): we are already witnessing a change in the heart of the middle east, a change that will send hope around the world. >> schifrin: what's in the deal: ambassadors.s, exchange direct flights. economic investment, tourism. trade, health care interests in deals that extend from tel aviv, to u.a.e.'s business capital dubai. >> the great economibenefits of our partnership will be felt throughout our region, and will >> schifrin: shia iran threatens the countries also share fears: of political islam, and iran. >> schifrin: shia iran threatens israel an

the emergencyiate responders at the local level, obviously, the state and jared and what they were ableo do having all this ready to go. we also appreciate the support from the federal partners, we understand the president approved our declaration yesterday no problem and we know that they are standing by ready to help as well. i will be going to pensacola tomorrow, i will be serving -- observing some of the damage and meeting with the local officials. with that, i will take questions. the extent of the damage and has there been any casualties? >> in the course of responding, i believe -- santa rosa, so santa rosa identified two fatalities, but they do not think it was caused by the storm. they think it was natural fatalities. we do not have at this moment that the storm has caused a loss-of-life at this point. obviously, when you have water like this -- i think that is part of the good thing about the quick response. search and rescue, some of these people may have six inches of water in their house and they just want help. a lot of them are not necessarily life-threatening, but i know

jared kushner, thank you very much.ause] ambassador brian hoke, thank you very much brian, thank you and alvey berkowitz, thank you very much. i also want to give a very special thanks, he's been an incredible basket or to israel, david freedman. [applause] that is a very great group of people, great group of patriots, they wanted this to happen so badly, they worked so hard and nobody thought it could happen and they thought it could happen and they never even doubted it. i want to thank you all very much. thank you. for generations the people of the middle east have been held back by old conflicts, hostility, lies, so many things held them back, actually lies that the jews and arabs were enemies and that alaska mocks was under attack, constantly they would say was under attack, these lies passed down from generation to generation field a vicious cycle that spread across the region and all over the world, these agreements prove that the nations of the region are breaking free from the failed approaches of the past, tod

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lisa: [laughter] jonathan: just because you support -- joining us now jared woodward. fantastic to catch up with you. i think you will notice pop for all of us. value is dead. his value dead? >> the classic style of value we know is dead. we look at value versus growth, this has been the worst performance ever. u.s. value versus gross and you can't find a ten-year period in which value has lagged worse than this. this is worth than the dot-com bubble, any other period. the pandemic has only made things worse. tom: value versus growth, it is about a rate of change and the view forward. where on the income statement you -- or do you go to total enterprise value? what ratio is how you gauge value's future versus growth future? >> we look to the classic book value measure. book value, people don't realize if you take out liability, you've got a lot but you leave a lot of important things out. 84% of s&p 500 company assets are actually intangible. intangibles don't show up in most classic definitions of value. is a big we did, this help to bargain hunters, if you add intang

jared kushner had this response when there was pleas from help to save lives.or comeau didn't pound the phones hard enough his people are going to suffer and that's their problem, end quote, according to vanity fair. a trump official is saying it's not true and not rooted in reality. the white house had a plan on the table to do something that might have helped curb the spread but scrapped $650 million masks nationwide experts tell us they might have curbed the spread. less infections and potentially less death the "new york times" revealing they have po lliticized and sidelined the very people's whose job it is to write guidelines with the cdc. there was a update today on that so this is is an important background we're going toward a new grim milestone. we are approaching 200,000 deaths a different kind of milestone from what, yes, that same family member and official, jared kushner, discussed in april. >> i think we achieved all of the milestones needed. this is a great success story, and i think that is what needs to be told this is not a great success stor

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jared kushner. lindsey graham. mick mulvaney. everyone's name basically that was around and in any way involved in this is being blamed right now for letting the president sit down this extensively with bob woodward, but with regards to what david said, whoever, you know, allowed the president to sit down with woodward 18 times should be given a one-way ticket out of the white house, it was the president who ultimately made this decision to sit down with woodward this much. >> right. >> based on what our sources are telling us. he was the one, you know, so scorned that he did not sit down with him last time he thought truly he could make himself look good in this interview if he sat down with woodward in this book to really make his case essentially and that is what aides see as so damaging now. if he had not sat down to him and talked to him these 18 times this interview and this book would not be nearly as damaging as it now is proving to be. >> jamie, i understand that you're learning that the president bragged about something

yes, jared is pompous. once he decided to become a special adviser, i remember sitting with jared and ivanka and mr. trump in the office. i said i don't think the two of you should go in. you have issues with nepotism. and you should go to washington if that's what you want to do. spnd time with dad and make sure he's okay. at the end of day you shouldn't work in the white house. there's reasons that there are rules. for the trumps there are no rules. they live by their own rules. including thinking he can get the better of bob wood ward sitting down with a tape recorder and in front of his mouth. and sitting there and spewing lies that he knows are lies. and again i talked about this. it's very stalenistic. if you say something enough times people believe it. that's something he manages to do. and he's managed to do that to 38% of the country. his base. they listen to what he says. they accept what he says. and go and they promote it. as if it's legitimate. >> okay -- you have explained jared and ivanka. o

paul, jared, shana. thank you very much. meantime the new fears that the u.s. and china our cold war could actually escalate into a hot war. we have a lot more on that later. president trump pushing lawmakers to finally get something done on stimulus but will his own party get behind a bigger number? north dakota senator kevin cramerrer weighs in on it next. president trump: i like the larger amount, i said that. some of the republicans disagree. i think i can convince them to go along with that. i like the larger number. i want to see people get money. it wasn't their fault it happened. it was china's fault i'm a verizon engineer. and i'm part of the team building... ...a powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband, and it's already available in parts of select cities. like los angeles. and in new york city. and it's rolling out in cities around the country. with massive capacity. it's like an eight-lane highway compared to a two-lane dirt road. 25x faster than today's 4g networks. in fact, it's the fastest 5g in the world. from the network more

jared kushner said one of the best ways to understand the president is to look at alice in wonderland. what does that mean? what does that mean to you? >> you know, i take this seriously actually. when you think about alice in wonderland, it is a story about people trying to navigate a world of complete chaos and absurdity. okay. what is strange he talks about donald trump being the chessire cat, a mysterious guiding figure for alice. i think when anyone looks at the story they would think of donald trump as the queen of hearts calling for the head of anyone committing the slightest offense and jared kushner is assisting the queen of hearts here. i think this is interesting. this gets to the idea that all of trump's enablers have to tell themselves stories so they can stay in this absurd world and try to make sense of it. jared kushner is telling us he looks at his father-in-law as a mysterious figure guiding him to a better place. i think it is complete fiction. >> it has been a long time. >> he has his characters mixed up. we get to be alice. we are the ones trying to get out. >> it