jeff: jeff hunt. lemonis: hi, jeff, how are you? are you the owner? jeff: yes, sir. lemonis: nice to meet you. jeff: my son, taylor. taylor: taylor. lemonis: taylor, how are you? taylor: doing well. nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: you're looking sharp today. taylor: thanks. i dressed up. lemonis: this is interesting. i wanted to get, like, a chance to just look around for a minute. look, if i had to describe this store in one word, it would be "barren." there are no accessories for sale, no point-of-purchase system, and zero food. it's almost like they did the absolute bare minimum and then said, "yeah, this is good enough." why'd you do a tea business? jeff: i just thought there was a need, you know. obviously, it was starbucks. i just feel that it's only in the upper 1% type malls and areas in our country, and i felt there was a need to bring it to the regular mother of four. lemonis: and so what is your relationship, the two of you? jeff: i'm still a dad first and a boss second. lemonis: how old are you? taylor: 23. jeff: 40. lemonis: so, he was born when you w

witch hunt." jeff sessions recused himself.r with trump's tweet, tells us that the president was referencing news reports that he is under investigation and not actually confirming that he was personally told an investigation exists. jessica schneider is with me now to set more of this up. what are you hearing from white house officials? is there any explanation of the tweet storm this morning? >> brooke, it's clear the white house is trying to dial these tweets back. especially because when they came out this morning, it appeared president trump was admitting that he was under investigation after, of course, repeatedly stressing for the past few months that he wasn't. president trump, when asked about the tweets, ignored reporters' questions. they asked whether or not he plans to fire special counsel mueller and also asked the president how he knows he's under investigation. we have heard from white house aides. they say that these tweets are the president ex em pemplifying he believes he's his own best defender and, yes, that

. >> kasie hunt, jeff sessions has been in the news all week, and i wonder if he's worked any of his former senate colleagues over to sort of give him some cover because jim comey doesn't spare him. he says he went to jeff sessions. he asked not to be left alone with the president. he told jeff sessions how untraditional that was. how i don't want to use the word unethical, but makes clear it was something he was uncomfortable with. has jeff sessions asked hi former senate colleagues to have his back on the increased scrutiny coming down on his role as a.g.? kasie? >> reporter: nicolle, if he has -- forgive me, we're keeping an eye on the news that's happening right over there. so from what i can tell, that -- the very least has not been made public yet but i do think, you know, it's very clear that many members of this committee have had sessions back through the confirmation process and are now watching him essentially have this, you know, we barely focused on this if light of all the other news, but the reports that sessions offered his resignation to the president and then was tu

happening all over washington right now, guilt by association, attacked by innuendo, classic witch hunt stuff. if jeff sessions can be denounced as a russian spy, anyone can be. a political commentator who thinks sessions must resign, she joins us tonight. i would think as a progressive, you would believe and hearing evidence before reaching conclusions and due process. he hasn't even testified yet, these meetings amount to nothing and you think you should sign. >> absolutely i think you should resign. let's start on the basis that he should not even be attorney general. the same man that called the naacp and the aclu un-american, the sam man that coretta scott king should not be anywhere near our government at his judgeship was rejected. sessions should definitely resign, he has no business in our government. >> tucker: let me just say, i think the naacp is a shadow of itself, a joke. >> wendy: tucker! >> tucker: it makes me somebody who disagrees with you on that subject. >> wendy: it make to someone who disagrees with me, but the difference between you and death spasms are not the attorney general.

hunt me. that's different. >> jeff, in addition to skytry, we also need to know mathematics. chris matthews says he takes the bottom number in the polls and defines it as the current size of the trump base which is overall the samplesides size for the outflow of tweets. can you concur it's migrating between 36, 38, something like that? >> i would definitely say the tweets are aimed very much at that base. i think chris is certainly right if that's what he said. and i think that president trump and many of his closest advisors are really focusing on that. and that said, though, i think there are also others in the white house who would be very happy to see him put his phone away and not distract from some of the issues they are trying to focus on, infrastructure, health care, on some of the policy issues that are not sort of tied up in this russia investigation that even when he ises complaining about it, he seems to bring attention back to it because of his twitter habit. >> eugene, some serious people tonight looked at that rosenstein statement and thought the fix was in, th

our capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt has the details. >> hi, this is jeff. >> reporter: calls still pouring in. senator jeff flake today getting an earful. >> i don't think that the legislation as it was presented was the right balance, and so we're trying to rebalance that now. >> reporter: he's one of the key votes for republicans scrambling to find a deal to repeal obamacare before the holiday weekend. vice president mike pence dispatched to the capitol again to help, but the negotiations remain secret. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell refusing to say if there's been progress. >> mr. leader, are you going to get to 50 votes on health care by tomorrow? is that a no? sources tell nbc news republican senators are considering redrafting the bill to include keeping an obamacare tax on wealthy investors and adding as much as $45 billion to help people struggling with opioid addiction. but those changes might not be enough for moderates who want to start over completely. west virginia republican shelly moore-kapita. >> i didn't come here to hurt people. >> reporter: lawmakers flee

hunt. >> attorney general jeff sessions testified before the senate intelligence committee and pushed back against the suggestion of any wrongdoing. >> that i participated in any collusion, that i was aware of any collusion with the russian government to hurt this country, which i have served with honor for 35 years, or to undermine the integrity of our democratic process is an appalling and detestable lie. >> dickerson: deputy attorney general rod rosenstein told congress he saw no reason to fire special counsel robert mueller dierks spite a friend of mr. trump's saying the president did. rosenstein was also reported to have privately suggested he may have to recuse himself from the russia investigation as his boss sessions did in march. president trump traveled to miami to announce he was reversing pieces of president obama's cuba policy. >> we now hold the cards, the previous administrations, easing of restrictions on travel and trade does not help the cuban people. they only enrich the cuban regime. i am cancelling the last administration's completely one-sided deal with cuba. >> dicke

bathroom, with his two duffel bags, and then moments later, he came out with a 12-inch hunting knife, lieutenant jeffille was standing somewhere around this area, and that is when we are told that he yelled, the attacker yelled "allahu akbar" and he is a step of the officer in the neck. it is yet to be cleaned up. thankfully, all of this displayed right in front of the airport's offices, officers were getting ready to have a meeting, so within seconds, three to four officers were here, helping lieutenant neville, but the first person to respond was in airport maintenance worker, who was standing here talking to lieutenant neville, when the attack occurred, into the airport officials are now crediting him with possibly saving neville's life. >> i believe he saved jeff's life. i believe you know, i am proud of all of our responders, especially proud of him because he jumped up there, and he did something that is courageous, i would like to say we would all do the same thing. >> anyway, we just spoke to the hospital a short time ago, we are told that officer neville is now in good condition, he is in go

hunt." and the attorney general, jeff sessions, recused himself from the russia probe. president trump was referencing news reports that he's under investigation and not actually confirming that he himself was told that this investigation exists. so let's begin the hour with jeff zeleny, our senior white 3 house correspondent. are we getting any clarification from the white house this morning? >> reporter: we are not. and they are not going to comment on anything regarding the russia investigation, referring all questions to the president's lawyer. he as well is not commenting on anything that the president has said through a statement on social media. so we're left with the president's own words here. so until he says something else and he certainly may, he's been sending out a storm of messages here and he's on his way back now to washington from miami. look, the reality is that whether the president is under investigation at the moment or whether that's something that will ultimately happen as this investigation widens, the white house is not making much of a distinc

we just don't go bargain hunting like this. >> jeff, do you want to see a breakup in a spinout of ge'sferent businesses >> well, what we're looking for right now is just looking for direction in how they are going to grow the company. you know, we don't necessarily need to see a spinout or divestitures, but, again, we want to see where the capital's going to go, where the business's going to grow, and, you know, really this is a business that really focusing on the needs of the humanity, so, you know, we're looking at, from a long term perspective, growth in transportation, energy, health care, you know, we've talked about dividend earlier, so, you know, we think there's a lot of things that can go right for the company in the long term, and strategic vision is going to be essential to bring out over the next couple months, and so we don't necessarily need to see a spinout or, again, an acquisition, but mr. flannery needs to address concerns from investors looking for those types of actions >> in the absence of real near term earnings improvement in the outlook, is there anything you c

jeff sessions went before the senate intelligence committee under oath and came out after a combative exchange and refusing to answer questions about his conversations with president trump. nbc's kasie hunt brings us inside the room. >> reporter: sitting in the same seat where fired fbi director james comey appeared just days ago, today attorney general jeff sessions defiant addressing the russian elections comey had been investigating. >> the suggestion i participated in any collusion, i was aware of any collusion with the russian government to hurt this country is an appalling and detestable lie. >> reporter: but the sharpest moments, democrats going after sessions for not answering questions about his conversations with the president. >> now, you're not answering questions and impeding this investigation. >> reporter: sessions relying on what he says was long standing adjust department practice about not revealing confidential information. >> i am not stonewalling. i am following the historic policy os the department of justice. >> reporter: today, sessions contradicting comey's account of the plea the former fbi director made to sessions. don't leave me alone with president trump. af

this morning, "you are witnessing the single greatest witch-hunt in american political history, led by some very bad and conflicted people." jeff pegues is following this. >> reporter: the president's tweets came after "the washington post" reported that he is now the subject of an obstruction of justice investigation. his response, "they made up a phony collusion with the russians story, found zero proof, so now they go for obstruction of justice on the phony story. nice." cbs news has learned that special counsel, robert mueller, will interview director of national intelligence, dan coats, and n.s.a. director admiral mike rogers amid reports about whether the president pressured them to tamp down the investigation into allegations of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >> do you solemnly swear to tell the truth? >> reporter: a week ago former f.b.i. director james comey told senators he bve fired by mr. trump because of the f.b.i.'s ongoing russia investigation, which comey was leading at the time. >> do you believe this will rise to obstruction of justice? >> i don't know. that's bob mueller's job to sort that o

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hunt has more. >> reporter: calls still pouring in, senator jeff flake getting an earful. >> i don't think that thewas presented was -- was the right balance, and so we're trying to rebalance that now. >> he is one of the key votes for republicans scrambling to find a deal to repeal obama care before a holiday weekend. vice president mike pence dispatched to the capitol again to help, but the negotiations remain secret. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell refusing to say if there's been progress. >> is that a no? >> reporter: sources tell nbc news republican senators are considering redrafting the bill to include keeping an obama care tax on wealthy investors and adding as much as $45 billion to help people struggling with opioid addiction. those changes might not be enough for moderates who want to start over completely. west virginia republican shelly moore capito. >> reporter: they're bracing to face angry constituents back home. >> live in our shoes. live off the same benefit plans and everything that we have. being diabetic, my prescription costs went up significantly. i mean, $3,000 for a

this morning, "you are witnessing the single greatest witch hunt in american political history, led by some very bad and conflicted people." jeff pegues is following this. >> reporter: the president's tweets came after the "washington post" reported that he is now the subject of an obstruction of justice investigation. his response, "they made up a phony collusion with the russians story, found zero proof, so now they go for obstruction of justice on the phony story. nice." cbs news has learned that special counsel robert mueller will interview director of national intelligence dan coats and nsa director admiral mike rogers amid reports about them to tamp down the investigation into allegations of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >> do you solemnly swear to tell the truth? >> reporter: a week ago former fbi director james comey told senators that he believed he was fired by mr. trump because of the fbi's ongoing russia investigation, which comey was leading at the time. >> do you believe this will rise to obstruction of justice? >> i don't know. that's bob mueller's job, to sort that out. >> reporter: ron hosko,

are witnessing the single greatest witch hunt in american political history led by some very bad and conflicted people. #magamake america great again. thanks jeff zeleny. we'll stay in touch. you'll let us know what sarah huckabee sanders has to say in her off camera briefing coming up. >>> up next, a member of the house intelligence committee, we'll get the late oeft their investigation and robert mueller's possible investigation of the president also. the shooter james hodgkinson had a connection to the bernie sanders presidential campaign. later this hour i'll speak with james sanders, the senator's wife, about that apparent connection. dental professionals recommend using an electric toothbrush. for an exceptionally fresh feeling choose philips sonicare diamondclean. hear the difference versus oral b. in a recently published clinical study, philips sonicare diamondclean outperforms oral-b 7000, removing up to 82% more plaque and improving gum health up to 70% more. its sonic technology cleaning deep between teeth. from the most recommended sonic toothbrush brand by dental professionals. switch to philips sonicare today. philips sonicare. sa

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hunt. those words sound familiar. jake. >> they sure do. jeff zeleny, thanks. today's presidential tweet storm comes as the russia investigation seems to be widening. cnn's jessica schneider joins me now. another development that the attorney general would recuse himself from overseeing the mueller probe if necessary, said that weeks okay and reiterate it had today. >> reporter: right. it's a stance that rosenstein is stand big after mentioning it two weeks ago saying he'll in fact remove himself if the investigation ends up involving the firing of fbi director james comey. the possibility of recusal has become a lot more pointed in recent days as it becomes apparent that special prosecutor robert mueller is widening his probe and as the president continues to lash out on twitter. tonight, new questions as to whether deputy attorney general rod rosenstein will recuse himself from overseeing the special counsel's russia probe which he launched by hiring robert muler. >> director muleler have the full independence he needs to conduct the investigation appropriate

hunt. >> right. >> at the same time, i don't think that jeff sessions would be still working for the president if trumpactually wanted to fire him. so, i think that things can always change, but for the time being, sessions is probably not going anywhere. the question becomes, to what extent is sessions actually recused from this whole, all these russia matters? i think -- >> good question. >> when trump was looking for another fbi director, jeff sessions was involved in that process, a. and b, at the time, his aides basically said he stepped aside, but he didn't actually totally take himself out in a concrete way. so, i think there are some questions here about how involved is he and to what extent are these new revelations going to make it much more important for him to really say is he really completely out of this whole thing or not? >> yeah, and abby, so, play the odds for me. odds that when sessions testifies next week about the budget, he's only about the budget. >> the chances are zero. he will be asked about this. he will be asked about this. he will be asked about comey. he'll be asked about

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jeff sessions i know is a good man. as a preliminary matter we need to understand this, i do believe this is a witch-hunt, it is a fishinged the state of alabama with distinction as a senator and i don't like think if you get any of these senators alone in a room, even democrats would have a bad word to say about jeff sessions. steve: you know what happens when you inject politics into things, brian. according to axios apparently senator sessions will say that conversation in february he had with james comey didn't happen the way james comey described it last week which is a big thing because james comey, just as mr. sessions will both be under oath. so then it becomes, who do you believe? >> right. it does become who do you believe. also it comes down to the memories and who remembers these conversations more specifically. but ultimately do we really think that jeff sessions colluded with the russians to fix the election? no. nobody believes that. so what are we doing? and the senate is supposed to be collision by the russians or collusion in the election. brian: everything you say could be true, however they will ask h

hunting knife. >> reporter: according to investigators ftouhi ambushed lieutenant jeff anevelle at the airport in flint michigan. >> reporter: officials say he fought ftouhi off while others and airport safety chris miller ganed control of the suspect. >> lieutenant stopped fight until i handcuffed this person. >> reporter: the fbi said 52-year-old ftouhi traveled legally crossing over the border in lake champlain in upstate new york. according to the complaint filed wednesday, the investigation shows cement 47 minutes at the airport before the attack. he arrived at the airport with two bags. at 9:10 he went to a stranlts on the second floor where he stayed there for about two weeks. he then entered a restroom, dropped off his bags and came out and stand neville five seconds laters. investigators say ftouhi is cooperating with the investigation and they plan to search higgs electronic devices. he is scheduled to appear before a judge sometime next week. >>> president trump went last night where he celebrated his first republican victory and used his campaign style rally in april and talked about

jeff sessions isn't here himself. under normal circumstances, this wouldn't be live coverage. we wouldn't be carrying the budget hearings for the department of justice. >> no normal circumstances. >> no normal circumstances. >> kasie hunt is with us now. walk us through what's in store for today. we're hearing from rod rosenstein now. lindsey graham was saying, where is jeff sessions? he's coming in a couple hours. >> that's right, steph. yes, this is another day in the new normal that is capitol hill, where we have -- it's almost hard to describe how stunning one development is to the next. you think one day is going to top it all, then you get another one like this. so rosenstein in here being questioned, of course, by members who expected to see attorney general jeff sessions. instead, of course, we are going to see sessions later on today in front of the senate intelligence committee. there was back and forth about whether this was going to be an open hearing. it is going to be. it is likely to be a little shorter than what we heard from jim comey last week. feels like a long time ago somehow. that was just last week. i think there are a couple of key questions that these members are going to have for sessions, tha

jeff sessions and angus king. we have uncovered video that shows their very first encounter it's front right, is this a witch hunt.ey are going for impeachment either way. that doesn't matter. they want impeachment. >> i didn't vote for trump. i voted for gary johnson. the guy was terrible but i just wanted some of those small government principles out. >> it's not like i was out trump supporter but it's pretty obvious this is and attack on the system. if you don't like the system, if you don't like the results, then you fight for your candidate the next time around but you don't try to bring down the whole thing. there can ago after trump and if and when they get him he will have to take down pants because the russians must've put him into and then you have a year of paul ryan and they're trying to take down the system. truly, without going to conspiracy level. >> i don't it's just about trump, i think it's about everyone. >> first of all, this russian thing, it reminds me of growing up in small-town minnesota. whenever there was a crime in town, so he got killed or houses were broken into, it was always somebody

jeff sessions and angus king. we have uncovered video that shows their very first encounter it's front right, is this a witch hunt.they are going for impeachment either way. that doesn't matter. they want impeachment. >> i didn't vote for trump. i voted for gary johnson. the guy was terrible but i just wanted some of those small government principles out. >> it's not like i was out trump supporter but it's pretty obvious this is and attack on the system. if you don't like the system, if you don't like the results, then you fight for your candidate the next time around but you don't try to bring down the whole thing. there can ago after trump and if and when they get him he will have to take down pants because the russians must've put him into and then you have a year of paul ryan and they're trying to take down the system. truly, without going to conspiracy level. >> i don't it's just about trump, i think it's about everyone. >> first of all, this russian thing, it reminds me of growing up in small-town minnesota. whenever there was a crime in town, so he got killed or houses were broken into, it was always somebo

jeff pegues. >> reporter: the president, energized by republican success in special congressional elections, blasted the russia investigations again last night. >> i mean, they have phony witch hunts going against me. they have everything going. and you know what? all we do is win, win, win. >> reporter: and he continued on twitter this morning. "former homeland security adviser jeh johnson is latest top intelligence official to state there was no grand scheme between trump & russia." johnson, who left d.h.s. in january, told investigators he was only aware of what had been discussed publicly. since then, the investigation has expanded, and today, cbs news confirmed congressional investigators are interested in whether trump campaign associates obtained information from hacked voter databases. michael bahar was a democratic staffer on the house intelligence committee. >> if stolen data was used, then there's going to be a question of how it was used, how it was obtained, and with what level of knowledge did people use it. >> we have evidence of 21 states. >> reporter: just yesterday, a department of hows of homeland security official said russian hackers attacked 21 databases. pre

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tonight federal investigators hunting for answers in flint, michigan on lock down most of the day after a suspect entered the terminal with a 12-inch knife and stabbed lieutenant jeff neville repeatedly in the neck and back. the fbi now investigating the incident as a possible act of terrorism. >> when the subject went up to the officer and stabbed him, he continued to exclaima allah and made a statement to the effect of you have killed people in syria, iraq and afghanistan and we're all going to die. >> reporter: approximately 50 years old from canada. he legally entered through lake sham plain, new york on june 16th. >> officer down there. >> reporter: sources telling our local station the officer was ambushed from behind. >> there's a whole bunch of blood everywhere. >> reporter: passengers and airport employees evacuating as they scrambled to detain the suspect. >> they were taking the man in handcuffs down the other side. he was just totally blank. >> bomb sniffing dogs deployed to scour the airport as they were placed on lock down as a precaution. that officer rushed to the hospital for surgery. >>> that is alex perez reporting. and tonight a montreal landlor

hunting for answers. bishop international airport in flint, michigan, on lockdown most of the day, after a suspect entered the terminal with a 12-inch knife and stabbed this airport officer, lieutenant jeff neville, repeatedly in the neck and back. the fbi now investigating the incident as a possible act of terrorism. >> when the subject went up to the officer and stabbed him, he continued to exclaim "allah" and he made a statement, something to the effect of "you have killed people in syria, iraq and afghanistan. we are all going to die." >> reporter: the fbi saying the suspect is amor ftouhi, about 50 years old from canada. he legally entered the u.s. through lake champlain, new york, on june 16th. the 911 calls pouring in just before 10:00 a.m. >> we got an officer down there. reports of a stabbing. >> reporter: sources telling our local abc local station, the officer was ambushed from behind. >> there was a whole bunch of blood everywhere. blood was everywhere, it was crazy. >> reporter: passengers and airport employees evacuating to the tarmac and front terminal as authorities scramble to detain the suspect. >> they were taking the man in handcuffs down the other side. he had no --

hunt and apparently has refused cooperation. one more point here, wolf, that i think is very, very important. i think that jeff sessions, the attorney general, and his deputy, rod rosenstein, should come before the judiciary committee as well and answer questions specifically on the reasons why they failed to come to their defense and safeguard the fbi from this intimidation when it occurred. >> now if for some reason professor richmond decides not to and over that -- that memorandum, you would subpoena that memorandum? >> would i -- i would subpoena the complete set of memorandum in any event, and i think jim comey will understand better than anyone having been a prosecutor in this position, the issuance of a subpoena safeguards the process. it means that we're saying to whoever has documents give them all to us. >> will you make that memorandum public if it's made available to your committee? >> i would urge that it be made available publicly. i think the public has a right to know and we have an obligation to make the public aware as much as we can as much as it's not classified. >> senator, there are other

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jeff sessions departure from the cabinet. we don't know whether it's reached that level. i think it's clear president trump at his core still believes that the russian investigation is a witch-huntat this entire story has any merit. and when you look at it through that lens, his behavior makes more sense the fact that he was personally offended by attorney general jeff sessions' decision to recuse himself from the russian investigation. the fact that he felt comfortable making these requests of coates and other cabinet officials to intervene publicly and deny that there was any merit to these collusion allegations. it's clear that he's still after all of what's come to light doesn't believe that this is a story worth pursuing. and, obviously, jeff sessions had a different view as the attorney general, his job is to protect the integrity of the justice department and that's why he pulled back from this russian investigation but clearly president trump has not quite recovered from that move. >> you know let me ask you, zach, one of the things about this whole drama, as sara rightly points out this started with the recusal on the russian investigation and donald trump in the days a