and the sergeants came, nursing staff, other officers. >> jarrett? jarrett? jarrett? what's up? what happened? what happened? anything hurt anywhere? >> what's the status now? is he conscious now? >> yeah, he's conscious. he's talking to them now. >> okay. how long has he been in that room? >> about an hour. probably about an hour. he said he thought a bigger room would help. i guess not. >> all right. >> being in jail the first time. >> okay. >> what happened the last time you passed out? >> yesterday, i don't even know what happened. i don't remember anything from yesterday. >> they took you to medical? what did they say? >> they gave me some medication. >> yesterday? >> something for your anxiety? it's not helping? >> i was taking trazedone as needed. and now they have me something something, i don't even know what it is, every few hours. and i would sleep for a little while and that's it. >> according to the jail's mental health supervisor, there are several reasons jarrett is unable to have the same medication he takes on the streets. >> we try treat anxiety through anti-de

liz: gregg jarrett, great editorial. interesting stuff, smart stuff.ome back soon. >>> the media look for impeachment as we reported with gregg jarrett, look at media stocks, down in the red. look at disney dropping more than 1.5%. 372-point drop, it was a tough day in the markets and we are awaiting a federal appeals court decision on president trump's temporary refugee pause, it could come out during the show. it was supposed to go into effect tomorrow, but first we have this, the cnn host blasting a former navy s.e.a.l. for being skeptical about the anonymous unaccountable source russia reports. we're going to play the whole clip after this. >> who are the sources? >> carl. >> who are the sources? oh, because they're hiding behind anonymity. >> please! please! .. >> two former officials, come out, name those people, then we'll have something to talk about. >> it not just cnn, it's "washington post," "new york times," "wall street journal," nbc, abc. >> who are the sources? they are hiding behind anonymity. >> just going to attack sources? >> so you

trish: thank you so much, gregg jarrett. president trump firing back at comedienne kathy griffin saying she should be ashamed of herself for a picture she holds up a picture of the president's severed head. this was bad, this was wrong. what's wrong with people? that's next. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. trish: president trump firing back at comedian kathy griffin saying she should be ashamed of herself after posting a video -- gosh, i don't want to to see it. fortunately we're blurring it out there for you. posting a video of her holding what looked like trump's bloody served head. in a tweet this morning trump said my children, especially my 11-year-old son baron are having a hard time with this. sick. griffin has since apologized saying she went too far with this stunt, calling it disturbing, just moments ago, cnn did drop her from their new year's eve coverage. but this is what the left does;

valerie jarrett, everybody.nd applause ) >> trevor: join us tomorrow night at 11:00. now here it is, your moment of zen. >> now your white house is saying that what we di

please welcome valerie jarrett. ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you! wow. whooo!heers and applause ) >> trevor: they're doing good. they're doing good now that you're here. welcome to the show. you know, any day would be a pleasure having you as a guest. today in particular, though. >> you're on fire. i've been listening to you backstage. >> trevor: thank you very much. thank you very much. there is much to be on fire about. ( laughter ) let's jump straight into it. ( applause ) let's jump straight into it. "the new york times" is reporting that just before f.b.i. director james comey was fired, he asked the d.o.j. for more resources. you know, this was an investigation that was clearly about russia's meddling. what do you make of the latest developments? >> well, every time i turn on the news today, there's a new development. it's kind of hard to keep up with everything going on, right? so this is what i would say to you. look, our democracy is founded on the rule of law, and a part-- an important part of that rule of law is we have an independent f.b.i. we have

valerie jarrett, everybody. applause ) >> trevor: join us tomorrow night at 11:00. now here it is, your moment of zen. >> now your white house is saying that what we did was wrong, but previously, as a candidate, donald trump was saying it was the right thing. >> you're comparing two things that don't belong together. thanks for the trip down memory lane. i was on your show often last fall saying we were going to win mich

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let's go live to washington, d.c., and bring in cnn justice reporter laura jarrett. laura, what do you expect today? >> reporter: hey there, christine. so, for the second time in just a few months, the fate of the travel ban is back up for debate in the ninth circuit. in just a few hours with the trump administration once again trying to get the president's executive order back on track. but the main question the judges have to wrestle with this time

laura jarrett, great to have you on this morning. we appreciate it. >> thanks, dave. >>> also new word this morning that the interior department has frozen the work of about 60 of its science advisory boards. a memo obtained by cnn says the department is suspending all board meetings until at least september so it can review what it calls the charter and charge of each panel. an interior official confirmed to cnn that interior secretary ryan zinke is going to assess whether the advisory boards are achieving their purpose. news of the memo written last week came as cnn learned that the head of the epa, scott pruitt, has dismissed half the scientists serving on a review board that provides guidance to his agency. >>> president trump wants to shut down borders, but his son-in-law's family is touting a visa program critics say allows wealthy foreigners to in effect buy u.s. green cards. many criticize kushner companies for name-dropping jared kushner at an event to drum up chinese investment for the so-called golden ticket visa program.

>> wyatt: with jarrett?ust called him. >> bill: if he leaves his cubicle the moment i summon him, it takes exactly 2 minutes, 42.6 seconds for him to arrive at my office. i timed it. >> wyatt: okay, are you in a rush? >> bill: to get through a meeting with jarrett? always. >> wyatt: no, i mean, are you in more of a rush than usual? >> bill: oh. is it obvious? >> wyatt: yeah. you weren't even paying attention when i was talking about profits a second ago, and usually that gyo

laura jarrett, fascinating case. thank you. >>> joining us this morning, a new face, laura westwood, new face for the examiner. good morning, welcome to the program. we're all early birds here. the james clapper/sally yates hearing on the hill, i want to listen to a little sound from sally yates that we think crystallizes her putting her voice behind what we've been hearing so long about michael flynn. listen. >> i had two in-person meetings and one phone call with the white house counsel about mr. flynn. we told them we were giving them all of this information so that they could take action. the action that test test test test test protestors in and the like. >> but at least the town hall has been listening to that controversy. so credit him. >> i think he's actually coached in that very gym. >> all right, sara, thanks. come back in about half an hour. >>> south korea heads to the polls in an election that could change how the world deals with north korea. we're live from seoul next. i'm so frustrated. i just want t

we begin with the justice reporter laura jarrett live in washington.her quickly, christine. this is a really significant move here. i have to under score. this has only happened once before in history. this regulation has only been used once under attorney general reno. the deputy attorney general put out a press release in a one-page order that highlighted the unique circumstances we find. stating my decision is not a finding that crimes have been committed or prosecution has warranted. i have made no determination. what i determined is based on the unique circumstances this requires me to place this under the authority of a degree of independence from the normal chain of command. we heard from the white house who put out a statement. the president saying in part, a thorough investigation will confirm what we already know. there was no collusion between my campaign and any foreign entity. i look forward to the matter concluding quickly. pretty strong and defiant from the president. christine. >> laura, how broad is the scope of mueller's investigation

laura jarrett, thanks.start" continues right "early start" continues right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i should not have treated that reporter that way. and for that, i'm sorry. mr. ben jacobs. >> an apology and a win for the montana republican accused of body slamming a reporter. what message does it send to elect greg gianforte hours after an alleged violent outburst?

i want to bring in laura jarrett. what can we expect at today's hearing? >> good morning. so the real crux of this case is likely going to come down to the willingness of this federal appeals court to look at trump's statements about muslims from the campaign and decide whether the lower court got it right and the executive order was likely fueled by some sort of impermissible discriminatory purpose. the justice department says that the immigration decisions like this fall squarely within the president's authority, the administration made a bunch of changes to the second executive order to address judicial concerns, explicitly from last time around. and what he said about muslims simply shouldn't matter. >> the administration said early on it was urgent to get the travel ban enacted, but now many months later, it's still held up in court. how does that affect the government's argument? >> early on remember the tweets from the president about bad dudes rushing in the country and this urgent need for the travel ban, but the reality is that this executive order really never g

gregg jarrett, thank you very, very much.icrosoft, we're keeping an eye on that, one of the tech heavyweights. we focus on big, big names. i mean big as expensive like amazon and alphabet. microsoft in and out of a all-time high, over $70 a share. amazon briefly gone over $1000 a share at 993. the last time this thing split itself was back in 1998 t has only done so three times. jeff bezos said he never saw a need to do that. it's a badge of honor, macho thing among executives never to split their stock to see how high it will goll a la warren buffett. it is going high, very, very high. we'll have more after this. my name is pam. i'm 51 years old. when i was diagnosed with pneumococcal pneumonia, it was huge for everybody. she just started to decline rapidly. i was rushed to the hospital... my symptoms were devastating. the doctor said, "pam! if you'd have waited two more days, you would've died." if i'd have known that a vaccine could have helped prevent this, i would have asked my doctor or pharmacist about it. ♪ ♪ welcome

laura jarrett, thanks. "early start" continues right "early start" continues right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i should not have treated that reporter that way. and for that, i'm sorry. mr. ben jacobs. >> an apology and a win for the montana republican accused of body slamming a reporter. what message does it send to elect greg gianforte hours after an alleged violent outburst? >>> and the fbi taking a closer look at jared kushner, part of its russia investigation. what led authorities to focus on the president's top adviser and son-in-law? good morning, everybody, and welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> and i'm christine romans. it is friday, may 26th. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. breaking overnight, montana has a new congressman, a new congressman with a court date. just 24 hours after he was charged with assault for apparently body slamming a reporter, the republican, greg gianforte, scores a decisive win over democrat rob quist. >> there are the final numbers. gianforte's vi

i was seated near valerie jarrett at a high-profile d.c. event.fight with sarah palin, the whole thing. but anyway, i was going up to roger ailes, and i couldn't resist giving him some -- a little guff, as my uncle would say. i say hi, rog, what's going on over at the propaganda machine. he said i remember when you were a friend of fox and friends. i said yeah, that's when me and richard simmons were doing the weather like 15 years ago. then rahm emanuel came up to me and put his hands on my shoulder and said, we're not doing this here. and i think i'm still friends with valerie jarrett because she said that being friends with her makes her daughter thinks she's cool, but i don't know. i may have pushed it. >> it's a weird confluence, valerie jarrett, rahm emmanuel and roger ailes all sitting together. >> it was not the washington correspondents one but the d-list one, tv and radio one. it was a crazy combo. i will say i'm amazed at how these washington people sit around and next to each other. >> what do you think his legacy -- ailes' legacy is g

liz: fox news greg jarrett said that michael moore is a hi hypocrite. >> you know, this guy is worthon bucks. i don't knowed 9 properties -- he rates again capitalism and 1%. he is the 1%, and capitalism made him rich. you know he seems to hate america. you know saying a racist country, and the poor exploited. what does he know about the poor? or for that matter racism? you know i have seen some of his films to write about them, they are a tepid bore. they are not interesting much like him, he is an even -- masquerading as a protestor. who is going to pay bucks to see this guy that leaves just liberals and democrats, if that is the case, you are just preaching to the choir. the only thing he is going to bring down is the curtain, i don't think it will last more than a couple of days, and you look at trump land right now that played in williams to know, ohio for a couple of days, he filmed and. come on. >> your point about the poor, people in venezuela said to us about michael moore, come and live in the bomb out seconds in caracas if you want to see what you're socialism success mode

let's go live to washington and bring in cnn justice reporter laura jarrett.hat do we expect today? >> reporter: hey, good morning, dave. well, for the second time in just the last few months, the fate of the president's travel ban is back up for debate in the ninth circuit. in just a few hours, with the trump administration trying to get the president's executive order back on track, but the main question the judges have to wrestle with this time around is whether they can look at trump's campaign statements about calling for a complete shutdown of muslims entering the u.s. to find that this executive order was motivated by some sort of discriminatory purpose when the face of the order doesn't actually say anything about religion, dave. >> all right, so, do we know the specific ninth circuit judges that are hearing this appeal? and how might that matter? >> reporter: yes. today's panel is made up of three judges, all appointed by former president bill clinton. only adding to the drama in this case, right, given that the president hasn't shied away from voicin

laura jarrett for us outside the justice department, thank you so much.other will walk free from the church where she spent the last 86 days to avoid deportation. immigration officials granted jeanette vizguerra a temporary stay until 2019. she moved into this denver church in february for fear she would be deported from her children -- separated from her children, who are u.s. citizens, because she is undocumented. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: i need to fight for and defend what i think is right and just, and the right thing to do is to be with my kids. >> this woman was named one of "time" magazine's 100 most influential people last month for her battle in her decades of activism for immigrants' rights. >>> president trump this morning threatening the former fbi director, threatening to cancel white house briefings. and what is he defending? inaccuracy! it's friday. we'll be right back. i try hard to get a great shape. this i can do, easily. benefiber® healthy shape is a clear, taste-free, 100% natural daily fiber... that's clinically proven to h

gregg jarrett, fox news anchor and attorney is joining us. ironic that in the past, gender schumer himself has called for jim comey's firing. >> hypocrisy in washington is endemic and memories are fleeting. yes, several months ago, schumer denounced james comey for reopening the hillary clinton investigation case just before the election. schumer said he lost all confidence in comey. now fast forward a few months and call me is fired and chuck schumer is outraged. this is the kind of frenzy and delirium and partisan politics that americans are quite sick of. >> jon: senator schumer is saying to get a special counsel appointed here or an independent investigation. how does that happen? >> of the statute expired so now the attorney general can appoint a special counsel, and this case, it would be the deputy ag because of sessions recused himself. it would be an autonomous independent investigation and of president trump feels at sweetly confident that he and his associates did nothing wrong, there was no collusion with russia, then he should we

two lauras, laura jarrett, let me start with you. >> this investigation has been ondwog for almost yearolf since july 2016. federal investigators revealed today that after watching dozens of tapes and interviewing a number of witnesses, they same pli couldnsimply couldn't suppo civil rights charge because officers say he had a gun on him. that changed the whole evasioncation for the best. >> alton sterling did have a gun, in his pocket, is that right? >> that's what they say. >> let's show video to our viewers, laura coats. and then we will discuss. watch this. >> disturbing video. difficult for all of us to watch but explain the department of justice position, laura. the bar that they need in order to file these kinds of charges. >> you know, when you talk about a federal civil rights charge, not talking about simply homicide, talking about whether or not you can prove that the officer had the intent to act under the color of law, using a uniform or a police officer to exploit or take away someone's life to libber any this case. the fact he add gun in his pocket, not whether he used it

gregg jarrett is an attorney and he is a fox news anchor.ike it's going to bring a lawsuit. >> oh, yeah. you can count on it. there would be more lawsuits but for what happened on the most controversial provision that has now apparently been deleted. it would have allowed government contractors allegedly to discriminate against lgbt people based on religious regions. ivanka trump walked into the oval office and convinced her dad not to do it. we have to look at the language in there. if there's anything in there at all that would allow the aclu -- they tweeted out this. if president trump signs in order that would allow religion to be used as an excuse to discriminate, we will sue. it also is supposed to scale back the johnson amendment which bans churches and other tax-exempt -- >> melissa: i hate to stop you. we see president trump right now hosting a national day of prayer. let's listen in. >> it is the national day of prayer and on behalf of the president of the united states and the first family, welcome to the white house. [applause] t

liz: with more on mueller is fox news correspondent gregg jarrett. good idea? >> people think it's a good idea until it's a bad idea. ken starr morphed into affair with white house intern and impeachment by the end of it all, both sides of the aisle were upset they had a special prosecutor. in theory, the notion sounds good. in practice, it rarely works. liz: so the political turmoil that's going on gives democrats ample opportunity to block the president's agenda. that's what's going on now. the anonymous leaks, you and i talked aut it, right >> yeah, washington already leaks like a sieve, but now it's even worse and hard to believe. but, look, the appointment of special prosecutor will not interfere with the ongoing investigations in congress. evidence will come out there. it will continue to damage the president if democrats have their way and they likely will. liz: so here's the thing, we talked about it, the context of the one-on-one conversation with comey and trump in february, that basically the president said just lay off on flynn, when that january th

>> sandra: gregg jarrett, thank you. greg gianforte winning a special election last night in montana. this after the race for the state's only congressional seat took a bizarre turn when gianforte attacked a news reporter. well he has since apologized. alishia is live in bozeman, montana with the latest. alishia? >> hi, sandra. representative-elect greg gianforte apologized to ben jacobs the reporter for "the guardian" as well as the fox news crew, we were in the room. after the incident at his campaign office in bozeman on wednesday. many in the media had not heard from gianforte, save for a statement put out shortly after it happened. but not long after, he was declared the winner in the special election, he took the stage to thank his supporters. but also apologize to voters. mpbs that's not the person that i am. >> that's not the person that i am and not the way i'll lead in this state. rest assured our work is just beginning. but it does begin with me taking responsibility for my own actions. you deserve a congressm

our justice reporter laura jarrett is in richmond, virginia for us tonight.where the 4th circuit court of appeals. 10 of the 13 federal judges were appointed we should point out by democratic presidents. what happened? >> that's certainly true, wolf. but both sides face some really tough questioning from the court this afternoon. the judges jumped right in, pressing the justice department to explain exactly how they are supposed to ignore statements from then candidate donald trump on the campaign when he spoke about muslims. one of the judges said this is the most important issue in the case. another saying this is almost willful blindness. take a listen. >> surely after the executive order 2 was signed, sean spicer said the principles remain the same. trump's statement concurrent with that time, you know my plans, spicer, president trump yesterday continued to deliver on campaign promises. is there anything other than willful blindness that would present us from getting behind those statements? >> yes, judge floyd. respect for a head of a coordinance branch

ainsley: gregg jarrett wrote a great article on foxnews.com. call it high kimes. put himself in a box. if he now accuses the president of obstruction, he places himself in legal jeopardy. can we change the full screen? brian: right. ainsley: for failing to promptly and properly report it if he says it was merely an uncomfortable conversation he clears the president of wrongdoing and sullies his own image of the guy who attempted to gir him. either way james comey comes out a loser no. matter et eminent domain will hail him a hero. brian: difficult for democrats to hail him a hero most sensational testimony in a public setting we have seen in quite some time whenever he decides to do it and i imagine it's got to be really soon after this leaked out. andrew mccabe on record also the acting fbi director. he said there has been no effort to impede our investigation. so to date, if there has been no effort did james comey keep this secret? keep it secret, it wasn't to everybody. because somebody called up with the memo and read it verbatim. so you have to wonder where

just want to say with the trump or jarrett or down to sessions excused himself. this thing speaks to high hen -- stinks to high heavens. try to find different new sources and don't just stick to fox and msnbc and cnn. go around and hear the stories from all of them because everything that i'm hearing on the stow show today is all talking points from each and every station. try to get the whole story. he's been doing this -- trump has been getting away with a lot of things. why is the republican leadership scared to do what they think -- with this man? because they don't want to do -- he decides whatever they want to decide. while he was out there running for president, none of the senator or republican would say hey, what's up, donald? they were hired. they got other agendas or he had an point of view. they had to do this. they had to do that. now donald trump feels like he's got his back against the wall and all the republicans and the senate and the house republicans are dancing fast to do whatever donald trump wants because they expect him to do it neither. so

also, some key obama advisers, including david axelrod and valerie jarrett among others.you said, the venue and this city holds a significant really important special night. the 2004 democratic national convention in boston, barack obama's passionate speech. >> we are one people. >> seemed to reaffirm the american dream. >> all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america. >> suddenly, a new political rock star emerged, young and idealistic, with the audacity of hope and early endorsements from ted and caroline kennedy, barack obama became the first black president of the united states. now, as we approach the 100th anniversary of president kennedy's birth, his family once again recognizes obama with this year's prestigious profile in courage award. named after john kennedy's pulitzer prize winning book, it celebrates public service. >> president obama really brought in a new generation just like president kennedy did. and transformed this country. >> like kennedy's daring pursuit of space travel -- >> we choose to g

jarrett didn't even write that review -- you did.

. >> cnn's laura jarrett in washington for us with the very latest. laura, what have you got?for the second time, guys, the state of the president's travel ban is back in the hands of the ninth circuit court of appeals, a court that trump has repeatedly blasted on twitter and elsewhere. you'll remember him calling for the court to be broken up, and certainly heighteni ining the intrigue here is the fact that today's panel is made up of three judges, all appointed by former president bill clinton. now, i should point out that they do have a range of viewpoints with judge richard paez seen as the more reliable liberal vote, whereas judge ronald gould and michael hawkins are considered more moderate. judge hawkins ruled that a ban on same-sex marriage in california was unconstitutional. judge gould by way of background voted to expand title nine to protect discrimination for high school athletes. and judge paez, a former staff attorney for the legal aid foundation also found that arizona once too far in enacting certain immigration-related restrictions. so, that's just by way of

most of the legal experts that we have talked with our very own gregg jarrett says this does not rise justice. >> i don't think it doesn't rise to that level, that is clear, but at the same time, it is something as you have pointed out when paul ryan tries to talk about tax reform, no one cares right now. no one's going to talk about tax reform. we have bodyguards for the leader of another country beating up american citizens yesterday, and that gets minimal coverage because of what's going on in the white house. we're going to get nothing done and nothing else will be covered while this is being investigated, it needs to be quickly put behind us or we are just going to spend all of our time talking about nothing but russia, comey and the other distractions coming out of this administration so far. >> i think chris is right, and let me say your legal experts are wrong. >> heather: i will let you take that up with gregg jarrett. >> i'm happy to say that to them. it's true if it occurred outside the context of the president in the oval office, there would be a question as to whether the

want to bring in cnn justice reporter laura jarrett. administration, as any does, wants to remake the judiciary in its ideological image. >> reporter: well, that's exactly right, john, and president trump is expected to announce, as you said, a slew of conservative judges to the federal bench later today, both federal district court judges as well as federal appeals court judges. of particular note, we've got several from the list of past supreme court nominees. number one, joan larsen, who's expected to go to the sixth circuit. she's on the michigan supreme court. we have also got david stras, hailing from minnesota, expected to go to the eighth circuit, as well as a professor at notre dame, amy barrett. and finally, kevin newsom who is going to the 11th circuit and he clerked for justice suter. lots of court clerks now going to the federal bench as president trump starts to begin to fulfill those 120, roughly 120 vacancies on the federal bench. john? >> laura, also, the president's travel ban today, 2.0, if you will. big day in court.

>> i think gregg jarrett is a weizman and i agree with him 100%. this memo is evidence of nothing except for what james comey thought was important at the time he was having a conversation with the president. you know, it's no more evidence of corruption than it would be if president trump said do you know what? mike flynn is a really great guy. that would no more prove that mike flynn is a great guy. i only proves that that is the president of president trump as to his character. this memo is gonna go nowhere. it's not evidence. even if it says what we think it said that, hey, i hope you can let this go, that does not rise tpo the level of obstruction of justice according to the u.s. code. >> melissa: did comey have an obligation if he felt like it was an obstruction, to go to an ethics official? to go to justice, to say or do something? >> a couple of things. first, he said that he went to senior fbi officials. we don't know who those officials are, so we don't know whether he went to an ethics officer or didn't go to an ethics officer. with resp

. >> reporter: valerie jarrett was obama's senior adviser. >> he was able to soar above a lot of theind of toxic rhetoric that you hear in washington, and by every single indicator, he's moved our country forward. >> reporter: but now that his signature achievements are challenged by a new administration -- >> make no mistake, this is a repeal and a replace of obamacare. >> reporter: how far he moved the country is still an open question. president obama will be joined by first lady michelle and joe biden. inside, more than 700 guests watched as caroline kennedy and her son jack, president kennedy's only grandson, present the profile in courage award. live courage tonight on msnbc. kate. >> thanks so much. still ahead tonight, one city's lack of affordable housing brought into focus by a deadly warehouse fire. tonight survivors cost about the staggering cost of living in the bay area. . >>> authorities in oakland, california, have yet to determine what sparked a warehouse fire that kills dozens of people back in december. the death toll so high in part because skyrocketing rent force

laura jarrett, who is this man?-year-old brian lowells and as you heard the police chief say, he allegedly travelled from pennsylvania to d.c. armed with an ar-15 assault record and handgun and dozens of rounds of unregistered ammunition, but this tipster tipped police with this man's move. but it is said that he stated in cell phone messages to the tipster that he wanted to, quote, get close to trump, and be like timothy mcveigh, and chilling reference to the man who bombed the oklahoma city federal building in 1995. and now, secret service says that at no time were any protectees, meaning the president, at risk, and d.c. police said they don't have enough information to charge him with making any direct threats against the president, and we are told that he is co-operatin with the authorities and he is expected to make the first appearance in court sometime later in the week, brooke. >> all right. thank you, laura. back to the breaking news. and backlash erupt iing after t president is expected to pull out of the

joining us now fox news anchor and attorney gregg jarrett. so what is the significance here of him getting subpoenaed by this committee? >> this is very routine, the work of defense lawyer, the committee said please head over your documents, the lawyer said no, give me a subpoena, they issued the subpoena. it used to be that you could invoke the fifth amendment relative to documents. 40 years ago, the supreme court said sorry, only your verbal testimony that can be self-incriminating. it does not mean, receiving a subpoena, that flynn did anything wrong, only that the committee wants to see what he has that may be relevant to their investigation. >> jon: what kind of documents? >> they probably want any scrap of paper related to any discussions that flynn had with russians including the russian ambassador sergey kislyak that has been so controversial. also any documents reflecting his visits overseas to russia for which he received money for paid speeches and so forth. it's a little bit like a fishing expedition come you throw a lot of lines

. >> reporter: valerie jarrett was obama's senior adviser. >> he was able to soar above a lot of thed ofox and by every single indicator he has moved our country forward. >> reporter: but now that his signature achievements are challenged by a new administration -- >> make no mistake, this is a repeal and a replace of obamacare. >> reporter: how far he moved the country is still an open question. president obama will be joined by first lady michelle and joe biden inside some 700 guests will watch as caroline kennedy and her son jack, president kennedy's only grandson, prevent the profile in courage award. live courage tonight on msnbc. kate. >> thanks so much. >>> one city's lack of affordable housing brought into focus by a deadly warehouse ♪ predictable. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a brighter financial fu

joining me to assess comey's testimony i attorney gregg jarrett and randy evans. i want to thank you for being here. this development testifying in open committee, this is something of a surprise tonight. gregg: i always thought, and i covered comey for a great many years since he was u.s. attorney that he's the kinds of guy who would walk a mile for a camera. he has an ego. i think it's one of the things that offended president trump who also loves cameras. i wrote a column the day comey was mired and mueller was appointed, special counsel doesn't change anything. they will compel witnesses to testify, they will obtain documents. if the white house or anybody else thought mueller's appointment would change the, it doesn't. >> i completely agree. i talked to several people who worked with him for a decade. there came a point where he stopped being himself and started being almost a caricature of himself. he loved the cameras so much it became the driving force rather than being the f.b.i. director. it's a beast you can't feed enough. lou: it has been gorging itsel

joining me to assess comey's testimony i attorney gregg jarrett and randy evans. i want to thank you for being here. this development testifying in open committee, this is something of a surprise tonight. gregg: i always thought, and i covered comey for a great many years since he was u.s. attorney that he's the kinds of guy who would walk a mile for a camera. he has an ego. i think it's one of the things that offended president trump who also loves cameras. i wrote a column the day comey was mired and mueller was appointed, special counsel doesn't change anything. they will compel witnesses to testify, they will obtain documents. if the white house or anybody else thought mueller's appointment would change the, it doesn't. >> i completely agree. i talked to several people who worked with him for a decade. there came a point where he stopped being himself and started being almost a caricature of himself. he loved the cameras so much it became the driving force rather than being the f.b.i. director. it's a beast you can't feed enough. lou: it has been gorging itsel

we begin with justice reporter laura jarrett live in washington. great to have you on, laura. us how this all ca

valerie jarrett was the most seen a person.ey science who is the office of -- head office of number two, and barack obama was number three. david: i mention we've seen so many executives coming from the white house now. we see them interacting with the president and a very structured way. photo op, then the cameras leave. we don't have the same negation of who is with other members. trump in april, president followed through by saying he was not going to make those visitor logs public anymore. -- concerned about concession security, that there was a grave risk to national security, is what his people said about somehow letting the publicnow, let know, about the business of the white house. i disagree with that but that's what they said. david: i just saw a headline a goldman bloomberg, sachs member speaking on facebook. he said, technology helps lower-cost implements human mistakes. another pair of researchers come -- have looked at looked at where there are more automated job to the u.s. and what that means for workers there.

jarrett is playing the villan.e to it. >> do you know when the first blade runner was set what year it was supposed to be. >> 2017. >> very close. >> 2018. >> 20 19. >> there you go. >> almost modern day now. >> fortunately it's not looking like that. >> different. >> cool though. >> there are some things that happened just not flying cars. so lip sync battle this show. a new video gone viralle. >> amazing. >> amazing. >> we only have a snippet of it. tom holland you know him as new "spiderman" channeling rhianna. >> amazing. >> watch this. >> ridiculous. >> super powers. >> under my umbrella♪ ♪ >> so there you also see zindae the new costar in the film they battled it out lip sync battle they aired it before the mtv movie awards and the full video was uploaded. if you have not seen it watch it. >> he's really cool that's why he won the role he can do flips. >> broadway kid. >> i'll put both videos and played runner trail are on my facebook page. >> 6 >> chilly conditions. good morning, kev, 30s. kev? >> all right

joining me to assess comey's testimony i attorney gregg jarrett and randy evans. i want to thank you for being here. this development testifying in open committee, this is something of a surprise tonight. gregg: i always thought, and i covered comey for a great many years since he was u.s. attorney that he's the kinds of guy who would walk a mile for a camera. he has an ego. i think it's one of the things that offended president trump who also loves cameras. i wrote a column the day comey was mired and mueller was appointed, special counsel doesn't change anything. they will compel witnesses to testify, they will obtain documents. if the white house or anybody else thought mueller's appointment would change the, it doesn't. >> i completely agree. i talked to several people who worked with him for a decade. there came a point where he stopped being himself and started being almost a caricature of himself. he loved the cameras so much it became the driving force rather than being the f.b.i. director. it's a beast you can't feed enough. lou: it has been gorging itsel

jarrett is only a stride behind him, but jackson pulling away and jackson gets it first.ning. some very big weather contrast across the country. not temperature—wise. warmer air from the near continent. cloud in the southern and eastern areas. the best of the sunshine in scotland. 21 degrees. wall—to—wall sunshine. south and east, cloud. disappointing in the afternoon. heading through the rest of the night, the breeze will come in further and introduce thick cloud to the east and south—east. a little bit of light rain and drizzle in towards the south—east corner of the country. quite chilly in western scotland. a touch of frost. mist and fog. a lovely bright start for wednesday morning in scotland, northern ireland, northern england. low cloud in the central belt which will go away quickly. a chilly start. temperatures will rise through the morning. early sunshine in northern england, the north midlands, northern and western wales, sunny spells into cornwall and devon. elsewhere, a grey and disappointing start. cloud will be thick enough for patchy rain. some towards the