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joining me now, ana navarro and jason miller. ana, i was shocked when i heard the secretary of health and human services toss around these figures like he was estimated matchsticks in a jar. he estimates it's fewer than 3,000. what does it say to you that they didn't count? >> first i think it seeks to incompetence but it also speaks to the entire tone of the trump administration when it comes to immigration and the way they dehumanize immigrants. that i don't see them at the same level. they see them as second-class humans. we see it time and time and time again with this administration. look, it's shocking to the conscience, it's disappointing to see how little the republican congress has done to provide a check and balance and demand answers but it's incredibly consistent from the trump administration from day one on this. they've been doing nothing but gaslightin gaslighting. issuing a policy that wasn't necessary, then saying they didn't have the policy, then issue an executive order that wasn't necessary to get rid of a pol

discuss, cnn political commentator and former senior communications adviser for the trump campaign, jason millerorning to you. >> good morning. >> all right. first question here, you were with the campaign in 2016, september of 2016, specifically, when this conversation happened. did you know about the payment or conversation about the payment? >> not at all. and everything i'm learning here is from cnn or "the new york times," rather public sources of information. i think important to keep in mind is that we're having a conversation about a conversation that neither one of us have heard, nor has anybody else outside of the legal team. who has seen the transcript is the trump legal team who doesn't believe there's anything at all problematic for the president. i think it's important to keep in mind that what we're talking again about here is a conversation, a brief conversation that was recorded from a former trump attorney who has gone and hired a bill clinton attorney in lanny davis, and ultimately this is under the purview, under the investigation of the southern district of new york, not the

very interesting, jason, miller, if not telling.y all take an oath to protect america against enemies foreign and domestic. the president does not. he takes an oath to the constitution and uphold its laws. however, be that as it may, how weak a position is trump in right now after helsinki? >> i think he's in a good position right now, and i think today's move to go and invite putin -- >> when you say good, how do you mean that word? >> well, i think good in the fact that now that the president has gotten together with vladimir putin and they've started to develop that relationship, frequently in these meetings, at least the first one, you're not going to get a heck of a lot done. you're going to feel out the person -- >> adopt all his own positions and throw your own intel people under the bus? you can't leave that part out, jason. >> hold on. as we look at the global chess board, whether we're talking lebanon, syria, iran, whether we're talking ukraine, whether we're talking north korea, russia is a critical player -- >> true. >>

i understand you will be hearing from jason miller, my friend and former colleague, senator perdue who sat with me on the just -- judiciary committee and we battled together on a lot of important issues. i think it is a fabulous opportunity for you. i am pleased to be in my home state of alabama, it is well represented today. i want to give a warm welcome to michael byers and buck owen, i visited buckhorn high school, it is a great high school. and very innovative offices. and we have clemens high school in jonathan stuck cool of providence. they will be in alabama. it is inspiring to me to see so many of you here, so many young people are committed to battling for the future of the republic that we hold dear. [ cheering ] i was about to -- when i got involved in politics, i don't really know how, nobody in my family was particularly involved. i had a couple of high school teachers, one taught government and her brother taught english. mr. dickey. one of the most formative people in my life. he was a brilliant man. i grew up on a farm, fought in world war ii, was a fabulous student of

[applause] i understand you will be hearing from jason miller, my friend and former colleague, senatorurdue who sat with me on the judiciary committee and we battled together on a lot of important issues. i think it's a fabulous opportunity. i am pleased to see my home state of alabama is well represented today. i want to give a warm welcome to michael byers, buckhorn, i visited buckhorn high school outside of huntsville, alabama, it's a great high school with the most innovative policies. james clements high school, providence christian high school and the other end of the state. it is inspiring for me to see so many of you here, so many young people committed to battling for the future of the republic that we hold dear. [applause] i was about your age when i got involved in politics. i don't know how caught no one in my family was particularly involved. i had a couple of high school teachers, one pot government and her brother taught english. -- one taught government and her brother taught english. one of the most formative people in my life. a brilliant man. grew up on a farm, fough

jason miller was the original communications director until he resigned in scandal after three days and sean spicer, then sean spicer again, and the mooch did it for 11 days, then hope hicks and now bill shine. substantial amount of turnover that's reflect the in the rest of the trump administration. at this point, donald trump has the highest turnover rate. 61%. rates for obama and george w. bush were 14% and 5% respectively. with the ousting of disgraced epa administrator pruitt yesterday, trump has had more turnover of cabinet level position. in the last 100 years. for more on this record setting dysfunction, i'm joined by the white house correspondent for the daily beast, and christy goldfuss, who is a former managing director of the white house council on environmental quality under obama. you and she have been reported about this. i'm skeptical about anything that portrays things in the trump white house. as like a crunch that they've had yet. >> well, the relationship between scott pruitt and the white house was particularly fraught over the last couple of months as scandal after

"outfront" with me right now, joan walsh, national affairs correspondent at "the nation" and jason millerformer senior communications adviser to the trump campaign, thank you so much for being here, guys. jason, the numbers. today it's under 3,000, last week it was just under 2,000. why can't they provide -- what's your guess, jason? why can't they provide a straight answer? >> well, kate, when i first heard the 3,000 number today, it was a bit of -- whorondering wh was going on the messaging side. if you don't have the number, don't come out and speculate that it's somewhere under 3,000, because the only thing you've gon done is raise the threshold by another 50%. i think the people in the administration are very cognizant of the fact that 88% of the american public doesn't think that parents and their children should be separated during this time. but they're also very cognizant of the fact that 64% of people think that for those who enter the u.s. illegally, they should be deported. and 70% think we should have stricter enforcement of our immigration laws. so the important thing here i

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joining us now, jason miller.dent was briefed about the indictments earlier this week, and russian agents hack into state voting data and he stood there today on live international television and called the investigation a witch hunt. is that appropriate? >> i think there are a couple different things that are going on here. first, when we are talking about the witch hunt, we are talking about this continued allegation and if there are some sort of coordination between the campaign and a foreign entity, which i think the president is spot-on -- >> he's calling the witch hunt, the mueller investigation, that whole mueller investigation is a witch hunt and the mueller investigation is more than just look into any possible trump involvement? >> i think what the president -- this is what it started as. it started as the so-called coordination between the campaign and a foreign entity, and now they are way off the reservation at this point, talking about going into other things, as we are talking about, and the russian

paul beg gal lab, jason miller, thank you.ust heard, some democrats are calling for president trump to cancel that summit. a key democrat says the president should demand the extradition of the indicted russians. coming up, i'll talk with him about whether he sees any chance of that actually happening. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you >>> well, we've been talking about the summit and what the president should, might or will say or won't say to vladimir putin. joining me is congressman jerry nadler, ranking member of the house judiciary committee. congressman, thanks for being with us. do you believe the president actually will demand the extradition of the russians? >> no, i don't. unfortunately, the president is giving every indication of doing whatever vladimir putin wants. if he were a russian ag

here to talk about it, van jones, host of the van jones show, jason miller, former adviser to the trumpthe president overdue for some credit for these economic numbers? >> look, absolutely. i've said many times obama got us moving in the right direction. trump said we're moving in the wrong direction. he lied. that wasn't true. we're going in the right direction. but the liberals said trump was going to screw it up, and they were wrong too. the obama numbers have gone in a straight line, unemployment coming down. a good pass-off to trump. both parties should be happy about it. the problem is even though the economy is coming up, society is coming apart, and the president is driving that level of division, and i think that's where, you know, you've got to continue to hold him accountable. >> jason, no doubt you would make the argument as well that the president isn't getting the credit he deserves on the economy. i'm wondering how much responsibility he bears for that, you know, if everybody tweet about a witch hunt or a hoax were replaced by a tweet about the economy, wouldn't he be bet

now to paul begala, democratic strategist, former white house counselor to president clinton and jason millerorked in communications for trump when he was the senior kmaun-- communics adviser for the trump campaign. so paul, what do you make about the white house's actions here and bill shine, who is the person who called her in and had the meeting and banned her from the next event. >> well, mr. shine, i'm quite sure, is just the monkey here, and it's the organ grinder who's driving the show, i don't have any doubt. i'm just speculating, but it's informed on history that this is the president's order. he seemed very upset by kaitlan's questions. >> he clearly was anger. i called him the angry persian cat. he looked very angry. he wasn't happy with the questions. >> and this has been the one most consistent thing in the trump presidency. a war against the truth. the very first day he was president, what did he do? he told us not to believe our eyes. that pictures of his own inaugural crowd size, which was not as big as president obama's, were, in fact, misleading us. so don't believe your eye

miller. also still with us is jason from st strategis. you say it's a nonevent. is that right? would be a nonevent you've got another $200 billion announced. that is a done deal unless the chinese step in with an offer that the white house accepts we think that is likely for this fall you're on a cruise course to go into the $200 billion tariffs in the fall if something doesn't happen. >> why are you saying the $500 billion does not market so much? because we already have significant tariffs nonetheless? >> i think it does matter. i don't think that's something we push. the question is whether any of this stuff happens $500 billion is the president's way of saying we will go all the way to the end with china. in terms of the initiation, to go to $500 billion, the president doesn't want to go there. he will. >> how closely will the chinese be watching this meeting this week between mr. youjuncker andr trump? is it slightly different where yao got an ally, less big trading partner. >> the chinese are sniffing for any clues they can they don't know what they're supposed to offer w