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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you for joining us tonight. i'm jim sciutto.t now. >>> good evening. the president is in phoenix tonight, and he has company. protesters gathering now to meet him with the final number expected to be in the thousands. the city's mayor, a democrat, sayi ining he shouldn't have co after his remarks on charlottesville. on top of all that, there's new reporting breaking tonight into "the new york times" suggesting that the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is unsure the president will be able to salvage his own presidency. turns out, they haven't talked

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> what can't you find on twitter. i'm jim sciutto.e white house showed itself unwilling or unable to admit the president is unable to reverse himself. the promise was about that wall. that big beautiful border wall which wouldn't cost taxpayers a thing because the president insisted mexico would pay for it. >> we will build the wall 100%. i promise, we will build the wall. and who's going to pay for the wall? who's going to pay for the wall? who?

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: it's her latest reclaim to fame. >> reclaim it my time. belongs to the jemtle lady from california. >> reporter: representative maxine waters felt steve mnuchin wasn't answering a letter she sent. >> i was going to tell you my response. >> just tell me. reclaiming my time. reclaiming my time. reclaiming my time. >> perhaps, mr. chairman, i don't understand the rules. i thought i was allowed to answer questions. >> reclaiming my time. would you please explain the rules and do not take that from my time. >> reporter: in no time, that became a thing. the dance remix was fun, but it's the gospel version that will be time honored. ♪ i'm reclaiming my time, i'm reclaiming my time ♪ >> reporter: broadway performer michael kilgore loves aunty maxine and says her reclaiming time sent him over the moon. >> it hit me hard. >> reporter: took him 20 minutes to rip this up. ♪ reclaiming my time, give me the answer or don't open your mouth again ♪ >> i'm a pastor's son, so singing gospel is like breathing and speaking to me. >> reporter: conservative cri

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here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: think how it could have been.ad of donald trump being the actual president, he could have played the president in "sharknado." "sharknado 3," oh, hell, no, to be exact, the one where sharks come raining down on washington, landing in lincoln's lap. wreaking havoc at the white house. the producers wanted sarah palin to play the president, but when she fell through, they turned to not george washington, they turned to donald trump. so says the "hollywood reporter." the donald said yes, recalled the producer. he was thrilled to be asked. a contract was drawn up. >> the next president -- >> reporter: then the producer says he heard from trump's lawyer, michael cohen, midonald thinking of making a legitimate run for the presidency, so we'll be back to you." cast entrepreneur mark cuban, instead, who proceeded to mow down an even grenade-flying shark. the with t"hollywood reporter" the producer as saying the trump team blew out threatening to sue after mark cuban was cast, but trump attorney cohen doesn't recall that de

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> don't let the white house break you up. thanks for joining us.erson's next. >>> good evening. on a day the trump administration spent trying to get its message straight on nuclear north korea, we learned that the president's threat to north korea of fire and fury and power the likes of which this world has never seen before, those lines were delivered off the cuff. and now there's a new response from pyongyang, a threatening statement from the commander of kim jong-un's strategic forces speaking to president trump. he said, sound dialogue is not possible with such a guy bereft of reason. he went on to outline of coming military action, including a plan for

jeanne moos explains. >> reporter: her latest reclaim to fame. >> reclaiming my time.eclaiming my time. reclaiming my time. >> the time belongs to the gentle lady from california. >> she felt steve "m" mnuchin was not answering her question. >> i was going to tell me -- >> reclaiming my time. >> with the house -- >> reclaiming my time. >> perhaps mr. chairman i don't understand the rules. i thought i was allowed to answer questions. >> reclaiming my time. would you please explain the rules? >> reclaiming time became a thing. >> reclaiming my time. reclaiming my time. >> reporter: the dance remix was fun. but it's the gospel one that will be honored. >> i'm reclaiming my time. i'm reclaiming my time. >> reporter: broadcast performer michael killgore loves aunty maxine and says it sent him over the moon. >> it hit me hard. >> reporter: it took him 20 minutes to whip this up. >> reclaiming my time. give me the answer to my question or don't open your mouth again. >> singing gospel is like breetzibreet breetszing to me. >> we didn't leave a message. >> reclaiming my time.

cnn's jeanne moos has the proof. >> reporter: silly glasses. who cares?from superman to president trump donned them. >> incredibly dark. it is very eerie. it's a spooky, spooky experience. i may be speechless. >> reporter: i see a shadow covering the earth. the blanket news coverage of the eclipse. >> totality arriving. >> so happy i could cry. >> breatheless. >> two minutes of ecstasy. >> reporter: a couple got marries during the eclipse. >> two hearts align today. >> reporter: with "the washington post" live streaming fainting goats, scared, they sometimes do that, during the eclipse. >> they almost didn't move. >> bonnie tyler sang her song on an eclipse cruise. ♪ total eclipse of the heart >> look into my heart, i wear it on my sleeve. >> reporter: people were scared into using those glasses. >> you are not supposed to stare at the sun, unless you hate your eyes. >> it is concentrated energy that can burn your glasses and your eye. >> reporter: when it was over, how to tell if you damaged your eyes article that was intentionally blurry. outside the pa

here is jeanne moos with all of that. >> reporter: they came, they were seen, they were impersonated.icy -- >> this is soapy water, and i'm watching that filthy -- >> reporter: to scaramucci. >> i love you. i frigging love you! >> reporter: and we hate to see you go. faces are changing so fast in the trump administration that fresh impersonators are needed. so when this happens -- >> jim, jim, jim, i appreciate your speech. >> reporter: there is someone to do this. >> jim, i love your little speech and all. >> reporter: comedian pauly shore said he needed to watch the exchange between trump senior adviser stephen miller and cnn's jim acosta only three times to mimic it. >> i don't know. i felt what he was feeling. condescending and mr. know it all. >> look at me directly in my forehead and tell me i'm not lying. >> reporter: though cnn contributor ana navarro tweeted peewee herman has got to be stephen miller, the point isn't just to create a mirror image, but to distort it for comedic purposes. >> wrong, wrong, wrong. >> reporter: comedian fortune theme center seems right for sarah h

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: call it lurking, call it looming. memory of the clinton-trump debate. spoofed by snl with music from "jaws." we've heard hillary talk about it. >> i thought, whoa, this is really weird. >> reporter: but we never heard her talk about it like this. >> it was incredibly uncomfortable. he was literally breathing down my neck. my skin crawled. >> reporter: in excerpts from her book, "what hand," hillary describes their second debate. >> go ahead, donald. >> i'm a gentleman, go ahead. >> reporter: gentleman? she thought not. trump paced behind her, swayed behind her, as she debated whether to stay calm and keep styling -- >> or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly, back up, you creep! >> reporter: prompting this tweet, i need a backup you creep t-shirt asap. some fact checkers say that trump wasn't intentionally looming over hillary, but was staying by his chair in his assigned space. at times, it looked like he was using his chair to exercise. trump has said hillary walked in front of his position to

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> as a favor to future generations, the box things do not work at all. pass it down to your descendents. i'm john berman. "at this hour" starts now. >>> hello, i'm clarissa ward in for kate bolduan. this hour, president trump is set to leave the white house and head west to arizona for a visit to the border town of yuma and later, a campaign-style rally in phoenix. this is coming a day after his very scripted speech on his strategy for the war in afghanistan and a week after his very unscripted and controversial response to the violence in charlottesville. the question right now, which president trump will we hear tonight? let's start with cnn's kaitlan collins at the white house. kaitlan, obviously arizona an important state. trump carried it in november. immigration is a hot button issue. he's been critical of both republican senators. what are we expecting to hear tonight? >> we are not going see the president trump we saw last night where he was scripted, as you said, very measured and careful as he outlined his afghanistan policy. inste

jeanne moos -- >> back up, you creep. >> reporter: cnn, new york. >> thank you very much for joining us tonight. i'm jim sciutto. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. what a difference a day makes. well, a day, a speechwriter, and teleprompter. president trump today speaking to veterans in reno, reading from prepared remarks on a teleprompter calling for national unity. >> it is time to heal the wounds that divide us, and to seek a new unity based on the common values that unite us. >> heal the wounds, seek a new unity, common values that unite us. normally strong words that few would take issue with, except when these words are coming from president trump, many americans are wondering what do they mean? last night, the president stood before a crowd of supporters in phoenix and revealed just how far he'll go, how much he'll bend the truth, whose memory he'll sully, who he will attack, even within his own party. sometimes he does this to cover up the fact that he made a mistake. sometimes he does it because he cheerily thinks of himself as a victim. a victim of republicans, r

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> don't let the white house break you up. thanks for joining us.nderson's next. >>> good evening. on a day the trump administration spent trying to get its message straight on nuclear north korea, we learned that the president's threat to north korea of fire and fury and power the likes of which this world has never seen before, those lines were delivered off the cuff. and now there's a new response from pyongyang, a threatening statement from the commander of kim jong-un's strategic forces speaking to president trump. he said, sound dialogue is not possible with such a guy bereft of reason. he went on to outline of coming military action, including a plan for targeting guam with inveloping missile fire. whether you call it an aggressive test or a shot across the bow, it is a new and specific threat a day after the president warned the next threat would be answered with death, fire and fury. barbara starr begins our coverage from the pentagon. the statement from north korea seemed to just knock the president. >> reporter: it really did, anderson. i

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you for joining us tonight. i'm jim sciutto. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. the president is in phoenix tonight, and he has company. protesters gathering now to meet him with the final number expected to be in the thousands. the city's mayor, a democrat, sayi ining he shouldn't have co after his remarks on charlottesville. on top of all that, there's new reporting breaking tonight into "the new york times" suggesting that the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is unsure the president will be able to salvage his own presidency. turns out, they haven't talked since august 9 when they had a yelling match on the forever over the sanctions against russia the senate passed. and if that weren't enough, the president has floated the possibility of pardoning the controversial former local sheriff joe arpaio. sarah huckabee sanders says it will not happen tonight, but as we've seen with president natural events like this one, almost anything can happen. with all of that on his plate, the president arrived in the valley o

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> what can't you find on twitter. i'm jim sciutto. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. the white house showed itself unwilling or unable to admit the president is unable to reverse himself. the promise was about that wall. that big beautiful border wall which wouldn't cost taxpayers a thing because the president insisted mexico would pay for it. >> we will build the wall 100%. i promise, we will build the wall. and who's going to pay for the wall? who's going to pay for the wall? who? it will be a great wall. mexico's going to pay for the wall. mexico's going to pay for the wall. mexico will pay for the wall. and mexico's going to pay for the wall, and they understand that. mexico is going to pay for the wall, believe me. 100%. >> 100%, he said. now it's american taxpayers being told to pay for the wall. though the president still claims mexico will pay for it, some day, somehow. in fact, the president wants taxpayers to pay for the wall so badly he's threatening to shut down the government if congress doesn't agree. >> we ar

my time, every minute ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> well, now, we'll give some extraime to anderson as a gift. you can watch us any time anywhere. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we begin keeping them honest with the white house's latest admission that raises serious questions about their credibility and honestly. last night, "the washington post" broke the story that pfs president trump who dictated a statement that donald trump, jr. released on july 8 when "the new york times" was about to reteal that trump junior met with a russian attorney. this is the statement that donald trump, jr. put out that the post says his father dictated -- now, the president's attorney, jay sekulow, has been saying the president had nothing to do with that statement. he said the statement was worked on by donald trump, jr. and his lawyers and we know he said this because he said this on the tv, a lot. >> so he didn't have anything to do with the statement that don junior put out? >> no. the president was not -- did not draft the response. the president was not involved in the dra

jeanne moos, cnn -- >> god bless america. >> reporter: -- new york. >>> okay. thanks so much for joining us. anderson's next. >>> good evening, we begin tonight keeping them honest with yet another instance of the president making a claim that turns out not to be true then the white house not acknowled acknowledging the false claim, but basically pretending it never happened. actually, there are to claims the president recently made, who phone calls that the president said he took from people who wanted to praise him, phone calls it turns out that never actually happened. let's start with the phone call the president talked about monday. >> even the president of mexico called me, they said their southern border, very few people are coming because they know they're not going to get thaw o they aren't going to get through our border which is the ultimate compliment. >> that same day the office of the president of mexico issued this statement saying, "president enrique pena nieto has not been in recent dmun communication via telephone with president donald trump."