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i have better everything than they have. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> drones.new one. thanks for joining us. have a wonderful weekend. see you on monday. >>> good evening. the president of the united states, who is a billionaire, says the 800,000 people who aren't getting paid because of the government shutdown are okay with that. just ask them, he says. he also says he thinks their landlords will be okay with them not paying the rent. those are a couple of takeaways from his press conference on the shutdown. that and some other things he said today deserve a closer look because of what they say about a chief executive who is asking others to make sacrifices for him to go without pay, perhaps, he says for months. he also says this all may be over soon. how long long he is asking people to go without. when presidents traditionally do that, it means they are taking responsibility for the outcome. it's the least they can do. it often goes without saying. to his

jeanne moos. >> jeannie moose. >> moo-s. >> moos? moose. >> who's she? standing in front of you. >> that's you. >> she knows of what she speaks. >> america is hard to pronounce names. i think it's terrific that there are so many hard to pronounce names when we talk about people who lead this country. >> thank you, mr. earnest. >> i mean it. i'm sorry to bring everyone down. >> how do you say mayor pete's last name? >> mayor of south bend. that's the way to get around it. that's the responsible thing. >> fantastic. >> all right. the state of the union is off. but the government shutdown is still on. will there be any progress in washington? "new day" continues now. >> president trump announcing a delay of the state of the union after nancy pelosi rescinded his invitation. >> nancy pelosi is in new sheriff in town. >> the president put in a reasonable proposal to move the ball forward. >> the toll is the human toll. i see routine mistakes. the government needs to open now. >> it is the most clear abuse of power that you can imagine. >> you shouldn't be tes

jeanne moos. cnn. >> it's moos, right? >> reporter: new york. >> that is haunting.r joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. today the president of the united states dared the speaker of the house to disinvite him from giving the "state of the union" address to congressneck week, so she did. this has never happened before. there's no getting past it and understating how totally bonkers it is. and keeping them honest, it's also a sideshow. we begin instead tonight with a sumgz. if you want to know about the state of the union, the president of the united states is not the one to ask. these people are. >> you have a 9-year-old, so how is this affecting your family? >> i don't need my extra milk at lunch,

jeanne moos explains. >> reporter: you have heard of long good-byes.reporter: donald trump has been saying it forever. >> you know what, bye-bye. >> i said, bye-bye, without making a deal. >> reporter: he said it to walk out on chuck and nancy. >> i calmly said if you're not going to give us strong borders, bye-bye. >> reporter: it made headlines. even in france. it's one thing for 'n sync to sing it. ♪ bye, bye, bye >> reporter: or ann-margret to belt it out. ♪ bye-bye, birdie >> but this is potus and not an snl skit about a mean airline. >> bye-bye. did you not understand the buh or the bye? bye-bye. >> reporter: often his line is accompanied by a signature hand wave. >> if they said no i would have said bye-bye. >> reporter: whether it's about dealing with iran or nato. >> if they don't pay, bye-bye. bye-bye. bye-bye. >> reporter: he loves saying it to protesters. >> bye! go home to mommy. >> you're a bigot! >> bye-bye. >> reporter: when it comes to a government shutdown, political analyst howard fineman tweeted, donald trump doesn't understand mean

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> was it 300, and then suddenly it was 1,000? just count.an watch out front anytime. ac 360 with anderson begins right now. >>> good evening from washington. two big stories tonight. and even if they're not interconnected, at least not quite yet chances are they soon will be. the russia investigation and the man who will have the final say in it. how the president's pick for attorney general acquitted himself today. first, though we have breaking news in the mueller probe. a new court filing from the special counsel that conceals quite a bit but also speaks volumes at the same time. talk about what's in this filing. >> there's really a lot, anderson. we say they have redacted a lot of information. they have concealed a lot of information. but when you read through these documents it's 80 pages of exhibits and evidence essentially against paul

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i'm going to ask again, who's paying for those posters?ab, but, still, right? thanks so much for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. the government is shut down. at least six cabinet positions are unfilled, including defense secretary. and the president of the united states is telling us all to enjoy the ride. in his second tweet of 2019, the first was to plug a former aide's book, president trump said, in all caps, happy new year to everyone, including the haters and the fake news media, 2019 will be a fantastic year for those not suffering from trump derangement syndrome. just calm down and enjoy the ride. great things are happening for our country. now, that was at 8:00 a.m. yesterday. a short time later, he compared a retired highly decorated four star general to a dog and says that he has a big, dumb mouth. enjoy the ride, everyone.

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you for joining us. "anderson" starts now. >>> good evening.vestigating russian meddling in the 2016 election now says that russians are meddling with his investigation. that's the bottom line in yet another court filing that's just as striking and what it implies is what it alleges. secret material allegedly altered, then made public to discredit the special counsel's work. there's no shortage of twists and turns and wheels within wheels to the story. people being investigated apparently trying to derail the investigation. so what are the details of this new mueller filing? >> reporter: exactly what you pointed out there, anderson, essentially the russians were able to obtain documents from the

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. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> cuauldron, bubble. >> one of rudy's best.ac 360" starts now. >>> good'veing. the world changed today for president trump and it could change even more tonight if and when democrats, who now control the house, push through legislation to reopen the government. the white house has already threatened to veto it. we'll bring you that as it happens. for now, we'll focus on the longer term and potentially more serious consequence of democrats in power. for the first time since taking office, president trump is facing the prospect of real, extensive scrutiny from the opposition party led by a highly disciplined adversary. >> to the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, i extend to you this gavel. [ applause ] >> that happened at about 2:30 eastern time about 90 minutes later, markets closed with the dow nearly 700 points lower on the day. on top of that, the government shutdown entered its 13th day. all in all, a very sobering day. so what did the president do in the wake of it all? he made a surprise appearance in the white house bri

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> anderson's next. >>> good evening. today the president of the united states stepped in front of cameras on the south lawn of the white house and denied ever working as an agent of a hostile foreign power. >> i never worked for russia. and you know that answer better than anybody. i never worked for russia. not only did i never work for russia, i think it's a disgrace that you even asked that question because it's a whole big fat hoax. it's just a hoax. >> you can say almost anything after that and it would not be hype. an american president on national television doing what no american president has had to contemplate doing which is denying he provided comfort to an adversary that just carried out an attack on the country he himself governs. the thing speaks for itself. so does the story in friday night's "new york times." the headline read, fbi opened inquiry into whether trump was secretly working on behalf of russia. that says it all. so does the story in "the washington post" this weekend which begins this way. pre

jeanne moos. cnn. >> it's moos, right? >> reporter: new york. >> that is haunting. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. today the president of the united states dared the speaker of the house to disinvite him from giving the "state of the union" address to congressneck week, so she did. this has never happened before. there's no getting past it and understating how totally bonkers it is. and keeping them honest, it's also a sideshow. we begin instead tonight with a sumgz. if you want to know about the state of the union, the president of the united states is not the one to ask. these people are. >> you have a 9-year-old, so how is this affecting your family? >> i don't need my extra milk at lunch, a 55 cent milk. >> i was sitting at home literally thinking what child, my kids or grandkids whose life do i need to cash in to stay above water? >> when school was ready to start back here in atlanta and she said, you know, mom, i don't have to have a snack -- excuse me, it's very upsetting. >> i'm worried every day about how much food i have in m

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you for joining us. "anderson" starts now. >>> good evening. robert mueller investigating russian meddling in the 2016 election now says that russians are meddling with his investigation. that's the bottom line in yet another court filing that's just as striking and what it implies is what it alleges. secret material allegedly altered, then made public to discredit the special counsel's work. there's no shortage of twists and turns and wheels within wheels to the story. people being investigated apparently trying to derail the investigation. so what are the details of this new mueller filing? >> reporter: exactly what you pointed out there, anderson, essentially the russians were able to obtain documents from the mueller team, documents that were given to defense attorneys representing a russian company charged by the mueller team for the disinformation campaign and those documents, important to point out, some of them nonsensitive documents, were then put out over the internet and shared and what's key here also not only did they use some of t

jeanne moos. >> don't worry about it, little marco. >> reporter: -- cnn. >> or nancy, as i call her. >> reporter: new york. >> and anderson starts now. >>> good evening. tomorrow is once again a payday in name only for 800,000 americans who work for the federal government. tonight president trump was asked about it. >> what's your thoughts that federal workers are missing another paycheck this week? >> i love them. i appreciate them. i really appreciate the great job they're doing. they -- many of those people that are not getting paid are totally in favor of what we're doing. >> totally in favor of what we're doing, so sayeth the president. he spoke to reporters after a pair of bills to reopen the government failed in the senate. now the republican measure got fewer votes than the democratic one. he talked about that, and also about his decision to do what house speaker nancy pelosi wanted him to do, which was postpone the state of the union message. we begin, though, as we did last night, and as we'll keep on doing by bringing you the state of the union as seen by our fellow americ

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i'm going to ask again, who's paying for those posters? small tab, but, still, right? thanks so much for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. the government is shut down. at least six cabinet positions are unfilled, including defense secretary. and the president of the united states is telling us all to enjoy the ride. in his second tweet of 2019, the first was to plug a former aide's book, president trump said, in all caps, happy new year to everyone, including the haters and the fake news media, 2019 will be a fantastic year for those not suffering from trump derangement syndrome. just calm down and enjoy the ride. great things are happening for our country. now, that was at 8:00 a.m. yesterday. a short time later, he compared a retired highly decorated four star general to a dog and says that he has a big, dumb mouth. enjoy the ride, everyone. he continued today online with falsehoods about the border wall and on camera with this. a cabinet meeting notable for how few actual confirmed cabinet members were in the room. to h

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> and thank you for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. a lot of moving parts to the program tonight, and a few non-moving parts. the air force jet, for one, that was supposed to fly house speaker nancy pelosi as part of a congressional delegation to afghanistan. president trump today denied her the use of it, so she and the other congress people are grounded. his answer it seems to her letter asking to reschedule the state of the union address claiming security concerns in light of the shutdown. you could call it the latest in a game of political hardball, but for so many people around the country is no game. whether it was a woman in wisconsin rationing her insulin or setting up food banks for unemployed federal employees. >>> also tonight, michael cohen, the one-time fixer for the president who says polls are fake talks about now faking and rigging the polls. the direction of and for the sole benefit for his boss. you can't make this stuff up, although according to michael cohen, the campaign did t

>> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> the hand motion is somehow so special. thank you for joining us. bye-bye. >>> for hundreds of thousands of people tonight, it is not a good evening. a good evening would be knowing that tomorrow, friday is payday and the bills are being taken care of. this evening, though, they've got empty pay stubs and growing troubles. many are furloughed. many are working without pay. coast guard officers, tsa screeners, air traffic controller, u.s. marshals guarding drug lord el chapo, border agents. yes, border agents. day 20 of the government shutdown over border wall funding, and some of the men and women president trump met today on his visit to mcallen, texas, are on the job but not getting paid. now back home, he is reportedly getting closer to declaring a national emergency to get the wall built. and according to new cnn reporting, the administration is examining the idea of funding the wall with disaster relief money. you heard that right. the trump administration is examining, actively examining the notion of using unspent mo

. >> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you for joining us. anderson is next. >>> good evening. the president of the united states believes that building a wall along the border with moex ko is important enough to shout down the government. to go on national television tomorrow night to alert the nation about what he says are the consequences of congress not funding it. a threat so dire he might declare a national emergency and order the military to build it and it's his prerogative to make that case. might not hold up in court, but he can and might. try again his prerogative. and just to make it clear, it's not our job to argue for our against walls or shutdowns or anything that one party or another wants. it's up to elected officials. what is our job is to point out when officials are making their case disenjgeneraine yously. he made a claim on friday b about the wall that's been thoroughly debunked. here's what he said on friday. >> this should have been done by all of the presidents that proceed ed me and they all know it. some of them have told me. that we should have done

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> yeah, see, you saw that tattoo, huh? anderson starts now. >>> good evening, we begin tonight with a major development in the russia investigation. now it came out of the blue and it's merely the most significant in a whole string of related developments all breaking late today. there's new word on when and where michael cohen will be testifying next as well as a new legal team he's got. also roger stone who once said he would never testify against the president now says he might, and we'll talk about that. as for the president himself, he's not ruling out a pardon of roger stone which is big news by itself but it was all overshadowed late today when the acting attorney general matt whitaker became the first official with direct knowledge to say publicly that the mueller probe is, and i'm quoting, close to being completed. he said that, and they said something else in addition to it that's raising concerns among democrats including one senator, chris coons of delaware who calls it quote chilling. so what exactly did the a

jeanne moos, cnn. ♪ stand by your man >> reporter: new york. >> thanks so much for watching us.on't forget, watch "outfront" any time, anywhere, on cnngo. "a.c. 360" starts now. >>> good evening, an hour from now president trump will speak from the oval office about the border. this will be his first time in that setting and the setting is significant. it's where john f. kennedy told americans about soviet missiles in cuba, where george w. bush spoke after the 9/11 attacks. when a president speaks in primetime from behind the resolute desk, it's always serious, and frequently it's worse. it's often when a president wants to calm the nation or at least provide them with facts. the mere act of asking networks to make time for it telegraphed the gravity of it, at least it has until now. in the past, with only rare exceptions, you might disagree with what a president said from the oval office without wondering if you were straight-up being misled. or lied to. keeping them honest, sadly, that's not the case tonight. now, it's not our job to advocate for or against a given policy, it'