i'm running for president. >> jimmy carter. >> jimmy who?t know who he is. >> i picture him like one of us. one of the common people. >> jimmy carter grew up in a very small town in the south plains, georgia. he had grown up in a family of farmers. became a peanut farmer himself. from georgia he basically started his political ascent. >> the idea that someone from the region could aspire to national office, i mean, people didn't even try. >> yesterday about 50,000 democrats in iowa met in caucus to choose delegates for their state party convention. former georgia governor jimmy carter did extremely well. >> the iowa caucus wasomething no one ever paid attention to, but carter and his team said, hey, if we go and we win, the media is going to treat us like a serious political front-runner. >> mr. carter is also deeply religious. he prays in public and speaks openly about his religious beliefs. >> carter was a person who you thought would lead america to some kind of spiritual redemption, which at the time we really needed. >> nothing has happ

on jimmy carter's diagnosis, the achievement that helped jimmy carter come that a brain tumor months after he had this cancer, former president jimmy carter announced the his doctor said they'd -- that he does not need it because of the new medication to fight these tumors. the story was back in march of 2016. he announced he had not -- melanoma that spread to his liver and brain. let's go to germantown, tennessee, republican. good morning. you're on the air. >> i have worked with saint jude children. if there were a cure for cancer, they will not ever come out with it. mccain needs to get on the ozone treatments and get on high doses it.roducts that will shrink i washed it shrink tumors in saint jude children. i wish him a speedy recovery and alike and said, cancer could be cured in the hospital, they will never do it because there's too much money in it. if you do not believe it, walk around the saint jude campus. host: paul in arlington, virginia. an independent. caller: i am not a doctor but i wish him a speedy recovery. the sad thing regardless of your political affiliation, any

crews also searching for -- from the ground for that missing 13-year-old. >>> former president jimmy carter taught sunday school at his church this morning just two days after being hospitalized for dehydration. carter told the congregation at his church that this has been one of the busiest months he's ever had. in the past week -- he's 92 years old -- jimmy carter was as an auction, went on a fishing trip and went up to canada helping habitat are about humanity. it was in canada that he spent the night in the hospital. >> we went to saskatchewan and edmonton. we built a total of 75 houses, habitat volunteers did. and then we went down to winnipeg and built 25 more houses. and that was the last part of the week. and that's where i got dehydrated. >> in the hospital overnight, working again on the houses yesterday. carter heads to atlanta tomorrow to teach at emory university, something he's been doing for 35 years now. he says he's looking forward to a few days rest. that's going to have to come at the end of next week. >>> coming up -- a perfect time for a sweet treat. why the hot weather

i think it was personal, philosophical and we are at the end of jimmy carter and carter i will defendand say he is a good man. came to washington with the best of intentions. but jimmy carter failed as president because he didn't ultimately understand washington. but we had the recession and so democrats knew they needed to do something so they were willing to take a chance on reagan-nomics. >> get back to trump. >> let me answer this diplomatically. >> there were a lot of people who thought reagan was going to be president in the '80s. historians were not rating him high. they are going back and looking at the reagan presidency and he is rated, i think the lost poll of american historians had him 13 but he has been going up over the last 30-40 years. i don't have the newspapers of eight years or four years from now to tell you about donald trump. i can tell you reagan approached the presidency differently, reagan was a different man, reagan had different style. there is no comparison except both were out siders and both were stretched through the political system. that is the only th

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to first-degree murder and the prosecution is seeking the death penalty. >>> former president jimmy carter was hospitalized for dehydration earlier today in canada. he was helping to build a habitat for humanity home. he was out in the sun and this was a precaution president and his wife are in canada helping to build 100 homes for the nonprofit. >>> coming up, a disturbing discovery on a playground slide. >>> but next, a man stuck inside of an atm slid z2e2bz z1a2z y2e2by y1a2y >>> i wish it would have been me instead of them, they had their whole life ahead of them. >> this mother lost their daughter to a car crash a crash she survived. you will find out what made the difference before you go on your summer road trip. big rigs, big risk airing at 11:00 on wusa9. >>> a woman survives after her car falls off the fifth floor of a parking garage. this woman is now in the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police found the car below the fifth floor it is the second time in one year the car has fallen from the same parking garage from the same floor. >> do not use the garage anymore.

we get more tonight from nbc's mya rodriguez. >> it's good to be back again. >> reporter: jimmy carter was eager to teach sunday school today and put his hospital stay behind him. >> the doctors gave me all kinds of tests. >> reporter: he was dehydrated working on a habitat for humanity home in canada and spent a night in the hospital as a precaution. he and roselyn carter were in several cities this past week, today carter reflected on his busy schedule. >> well, been gone for about a month, and it's been one of the most strenuous months i've had. >> reporter: this was not his first scare. two years ago, diagnosed with mel know ma which spread to his brain. he's cancer-free. >> didn't find cancer at all. >> reporter: the former president shows no signs of slowing down. according to friend jan williams. >> he doesn't rest. he's like a little energizer bunny. >> reporter: when carter teaches sunday school, the congregation of about 100 can swell to five times that. some coming from around the country. making the long drive to planes, georgia. >> six hours. >> nine hours. >> reporter: an

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jimmy carter, jimmy carter really thought he could rup the white house by himself.ok him two and a half years to timely give jordan the title. presidents come in full of hubris, intoxicated by having won the election. they think they can run the white house-- sounds familiar? it never ends well. >> rose: here's the money question: what would you change if you were now chief of staff for donald trump? >> i would try to enforce a rule for the president and everyone else in the white house-- taste your words before you spit them out-- or tweet them out. because the president's words make a big difference. they make a difference on the white house staff, the bureaucracy in the executive branch of government; congress, and the world. so i would want discipline around the word that are spoken by the president and subordinately, anybody by the white house staff which actually gives more discipline over "don't leak. of. >> i think probably the first thing i'd like would be to take his phone away from him. so he can't-- yeah, look, i think this is a chaotic structure. it has

to ten people showing up for a debut author or poet, to 500 to a thousand people showing up for jimmy carter, bruce springsteen, and so we spent about a decade, convincing publishers that this is a great venue for authors, and the incredible thing about portland, which i think is one of those small town feelings it has, even though it's turned into a big city, is people here are avid performance goers, so, we would bring somebody in and we would think, oh, 10 or 15 people would show up and 40 '5people would show up. so the citizens of portland have been incredibly supportive of the authors and that reflects back to new york and the publishers and they see that. we're now one of the top ten places to send an author. so, when bruce springsteen goes on a book store and is going to ten book stores we are proud to say we're one of those ten book stores. >> i want to say what a thrill it is to be speaking at powell's. in the life of an author there are various milestones, usually milestones are not particularly happy ones. rejection, digging nord, a young man in the book there who helped rescue th

from 8 to 10 people showing up for a debut author or poets to 500 to 1000 people showing up for jimmy carter, bruce springsteen and so we spent about a decade convincing publishers that this is a great venue for authors and the incredible thing about portland which i think is one of those small town feelings it has even though it's turned into a big city is able here are avid performance goers. so we would bring somebody in and you think oh, 10 or 15 people would show up and 40 or 50 people would show up so the citizens of portland have been supportive of the authors who come and visit here and that just reflects back to new york and to the publishers and so we are now one of the top 10 places to send an author. so when bruce springsteen announces he's going on a book tour and is going to and bookstores, we are proud to say we are one of those 10 bookstores. >> first i want to say what a thrill it is to be speaking at powell and the life of an author there, various milestones, they are not particularly happy ones. rejection, there's a young man in the back here helped rescue the book early o

jimmy carter saying thank you so much.o glean from that experience and being intimidated? >> well, first of all about being intimidated, i have to make a confession. in this hot house environment of his national hysteria, i have to confess my 11-year-old granddaughter got a new show dog. she's 11. the dog is from russia. it was not inexpensive. i had to collaborate with the russians to get it. it won its first junior contest. they have not summoned here to be subpoenaed yet to have won with the help of a russian. with that said, let me explain this thing with presidents. they have -- you know, it's very hard for outsiders, carters and trump, outsiders of the system, trump much more so in terms of the hostility and a divided period, but causes problems in your own party. with carter, he had more fights with the democrats. we had a huge majority. they got upset about water projects, they got upset about appointments. in the end when he cajoled them, in the end they held together. he got about 90% of his legislative package p

jimmy carter saying that u.s. will have single payer, and ceo of one of 5 largest public insurers in the united states, he is not for single payer he did say in a private conference that u.s. should start considering it. business titan warren buffet and charlie monger responsibly supporting that single payer idea. to lieutenant colonel kalan west. what do you think of that democrat momentum. >> it is good to be with you. it has always been the intention for the democrat peter. looking at this, obamacare, affordable care act was doome doomed to fail. looking at co-ops and exchanges and lack of insurance coverage out there. this is not affordable. i find it interesting this jimmy carter would speak about a single pair system in 1978, carter said that every american had the right to own a home, and 30 years later we had a financial crisis due to mortgage crisis here, that began with his logic. so again we'll try to have a medicare or medicaid for all,alesal -- almost 66% of federal budget right now is consumed by the

households that make that or last a year you know two years ago on my on my radio show president jimmy carter had this to say it was. a good validation has a sense of what made america a great country and its political system now it's just an oligarchy with unlimited political bribery being not the absence of getting the nomination is full pressure for the president of the elected president and same thing applies to governors and us on design and congress members so now we've just seen a complete subversion of our political system as a payoff to major contributors who want any expected sometimes get. they was well themselves after their actions obama so is the president right have we have we lost our democracy or are we on the verge of losing our democracy yeah you know i remember that interview very well. yes he was right then i think what. you know i think what president carter couldn't realize then i didn't maybe you did. actually there were ways to imagine it getting worse and here we are it is that he's still worse the sort of the access that the billionaire class has to the trumpet mini

jimmy carter former president had brain cancer and is cancer free now. could we see the same thing with senator mccain? >> i have to be honest. the type of brain cancer here, it tends to infiltrates the tissues. it's hard to get it out. they will try with radiation and chemotherapy. that's the standard. as president trump said, senator mccain is a fighter. i believe that courage plays a role in fighting especially him. with what he's been through as a war hero. that will play a role. there is an experimental vaccine at duke. i am sure all of these things will be explored. this is a really, really tough one. >> is there a new technology that is deployed? there are so many cancer treatment advancements. we heard about one last week. the young girl cured of leukemia. it was just approved by the fda. is that what you are talking about? >> two things. first the imageing of the brain improved. last year i went to detroit and they can find how deep into the brain this cancer goes. that helps to know how to get it out. the second thing is this new experimental v

president ford, jimmy carter -- lost to jimmy carter because of that.sident clinton did to major controversial pardons one of which he was investigated for. and so it can be very controversial. you would expect a big explosion. >> can a present pardon himself? >> we don't know. >> there is a memo from the justice department in 1974 or the office of legal counsel that was written for president nixon. the consensus there was that a president can't do it, but there's no presidents. that memo does not refer to any presidents. it says essentially someone cannot be judge of themselves. we don't know what would happen if the president were to pardon himself. you can be sure that would be a huge uproar. we just don't know. >> i bet it's keeping you busy at law school, teaching these kids. >> the administration has led to a lot of politics and a lot of interesting work for journalists and a lot of fascinating work for law school professors. >> thank you for coming in. heather? >>> we've got a lot to talk about on the 4 on 2 including that luxury high-rise. we wi

jimmy carter's demonstrated inability to govern our nation.e faith in the greatness of the people of this country. this country has everything that it always had before, except the leadership in washington that this country requires. >> reagan put a lot of energy and effort into 1980. the economy had been through a recession, and in addition to that, the united states had been embarrassed by the iran hostage crisis. the country wanted to turn the corner and ronald reagan held the promise of all of that. >> america is turning to a new political direction for at least the next four years. to the right. >> republican ronald reagan rode an electoral vote landslide to the white house and republicans swept to control of the senate for the first time in a quarter century. >> reagan conveyed a sense of optimism and hope. the secret to his success was that he made people feel good. >> even though reagan had been a faly successful governor of the largest state in the union, he was still doubted for his odd background for a politician as having been a ho

president jimmy carter is now in a hospice in can dachtal in the.working at a told organizers that he was okay. he encouraged them to get back. he said released a statement saying that the 92-year-old is in the hospital as a precaution and his wife is there by his side. >> actor boss says he's sorry for this tirade caught on camera after his arrest last weekend in georgia. during the booking process, they threatens them and he told the black officer he was going to help. well, he was busted for public drunkenness. he said in a written statement. he has struggled with addiction for too long. he's taking steps now to get sober and he's faced similar charges in the past. >>> whur is here now with today's talk around town. so, it has abolg jazzed towards behavior, a lot of your listeners are not accepting that apology, why? >> well, they say it's really no excuses for beraiding a police officer in that way. during this arrest he made derogatory statements to not only the black officer who initiated the arrest, kind of, there were several officers with d

is true and we'll go back to the law of the sea treaty, senator musky had me write a letter to jimmy carter saying i really support the law of the sea. it's really important. but i've got some fishermen and we've got some problems with that and so i need your help on this, and so i wrote the letter and put it on the auto pen and i went to my new job in the white house and there's this letter and my job was to answer it and i put it on light green paper which jimmy carter used and said i am so glad you're a supporter and so sorry about your fisherman, but the law of the sea treaty is important. so where you sit is where you stand. the bottom line is, i think, to see what the cooperation between the executive and legislative branch and one-party foreign policy is important. >> madam secretary, we are just about out of time. i just want to thank you. >> aren't we going to talk about the budget? >> we'll take two minutes to talk about the budget. >> no, let me because i want to ask you -- >> i do think that the issue at the moment is what the budget looks like because it does determine what for

(pam) yet another health scare for the former president jimmy carter.. eing treated for dehydration. the c-e-o of habitat for humanity says carter grew dehydrated and was taken for observation today after "working in the hot sun" in canada. he is said to be doing "okay." the 92-year-old is an active volunteer with habitat for humanity. the jimmy and rosalynn carter work project has helped build more than four-thousand homes. carter was treated for cancer in 2015. he was declared cancer free just a few months later. (steve) more toxic algae has been found in the bay area. the popular location where it has turned up and the health hazard it poses to those who go in the water.(pam) and it is a san francisco tradition. we will take you to this year's cable car bell ringing contest. you'll see whether our man behind behaving badly ... is any good. (steve) the signs are up... telling surfers to stay out of the water because of a shark attack. but they are riding the waves any way. the fines they could face if they are caught breaking the ban. <"putting news fir

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former president jimmy carter, age 92, he is in the hospital tonight. everybody in the whole country of course wishing him well. we are keeping an eye out tonight for any updates we may get on his condition over the course of the hour. >>> we're also keeping an eye out tonight for developments on the republican health care bill. the republican plan to repeal obamacare. it's unpopular for a number of reasoning, because it is expected to cause millions of american to lose their health insurance. it will take a huge whack out of medicaid which is the single biggest health provider in the whole country. it's even bigger than medicare. on capitol hill republicans introduced their latest version of the kill obamacare bill. it already has two definite no votes against it from republican senators rand paul and susan collins. if one more republican senator says no to it, it is toast. so even though it's past close of business in washington, basically every hour from now until they vote on it people are going to be watching to see if any other republican senator,

jimmy carter is out of the hospital after being treated for dehydration in canada.ring at a habitat for humanity home building project in winnipeg for 90 minutes on thursday when he appeared to wobble, and was taken to the hospital as a precaution. he was probably return to the building site this morning. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. >> the one weak spot my financials as they reported earnings. course we will get more next week. julia: the annual national governors association meeting in rhode island today, mike pence urge support of the gop health bill. they argued it would harm residents of their states by reducing federal medicaid funding. governor jay inslee echoes these concerns, saying senate republicans have outdone themselves with a health care plan that incorporates the worst of their worst ideas. governor ensley joins us now. a frustrated -- as frustrating the bottom line is the current situation is not sustainable. the republicans desperately need a legislative win.

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developing now, former president jimmy carter hospitalized tonight. as a precaution. the 92-year-old became dehydrated helping to build a habitat for humanity home in winnipeg. his wife is by his side. volunteers said he urged them to keep working even when he fell ill. he had just spoken to the group minutes earlier. as promised, senate republicans unveiled a new version of the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. but the new version is already meeting resistance from within the party. a snapshot, it provides more money to combat opioid crisis and more money for states. it also rolls back taxes on health savings accounts while blocking funding to planned parenthood as well as rolling back medicaid expansion and increases premium for older americans buying insurance using a tax credit. >> it's they are pointing fingers at who should furnish most of the medicaid cuts. we say don't make medicaid cuts. >> american families and american businesses are hurting. under the collapsing weight of obamacare. it's time for congress to act. michelle: already two republican senato

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jimmy carter was in his -- >> early 50s. >> rose: did they change before your very eyes while they were president or did they essentially remain the same person? >> i think every person changes as they serve. >> rose: because they see experiences they had not had. >> i mentioned at the beginning the president should never make an easy decision. the president only makes the toughest of the decisions, and sometimes there is no good answer. it's eight bad options, pick one. and you own it. >> rose: sounds like north korea. >> but you have to make the decision with such great optimism that the bureaucracy will say, the president wants this done, i am with it. congress will say, we will follow. other world lourdes like tony blair will say i'm standing with you. but they're brutally tough decisions. you want an optimist as president, you certainly don't want a press mist. if someone walks into the oval office and says i'm going to make a bad decision today, they shouldn't be president. it will be a tough decision but they have to make it. >> we see examples where people mature in office and t

. >>> former president jimmy carter is being treated for dehydration in canada. he is there building houses for habitat for humanity. the organization said that in a statement the 92-year-old was dehydrated working in the sun. carter told habitat officials that he is okay. he and his wife are in the middle of a week project building houses in various canadian cities. >>> a photo of a soldier's salute has just gone viral. it's an image of a man in kentucky getting out of his jeep in the pouring rain to stand at attention for a passing funeral procession. that post has been shared more than 200,000 times on facebook and instagram. >>> still ahead, pilots blinded by the light caught on camera. now the feds are on the hunt for the people who pointed lasers at helicopters. >> reporter: a sketch comedy and a futuristic drama lead the pack. i'm danielle nottingham in los angeles with this year's prime time emmy nominations. >> stay tuned for that one. hi, everybody, from the kpix weather center. this is it! this is it as far as our seasonal temperatures are concerned. t

former president jimmy carter recovering from a bout with dehydration. helping to build a habitat for humidity home when he had to sit down for a few minutes. workers called an balance. took carter to the hospital. told officials he is okay. 76 degrees. coming up on nine minutes after 5:00. dry in philadelphia. that's temporary. tracking showers and some thunderstorm activity this morning. this afternoon, late this afternoon, into the evening commute, strong storms may take shape once again today. some of those showers and thunderstorms will linger into the evening hours. this is what we're dealing with right now. rain moving through the lehigh valley. look at the storms. they have started to fall apart a little bit. seeing some thunder and lightning right now in chester county. southwestern chester county. heavy downpours with just one lightning bolt being detected by the first alert doppler radar. those storms are producing heavier rainfall with it coming down about an skpinch a third an hour. storm system moves through maryland. on track to head into

the winnipeg free press announces jimmy carter is hospitalized but feeling better. felt faint while visiting a house. he visiting habitat for humanity. >>> the "washington post" says president trump's personal lawyer plans to apologize for sending threatening e-mails filled with profanity. message was sent to a tern who asked why marc kasowitz did not think of personal appearances. >>> "stuff" reports that a caribbean tourist was killed by a blast from a jet airliner. this woman was slammed into a wall yesterday at san martin. >>> las vegas sun, the emergency move will speed up the licensing of pot dribtders. demand for pot has been overwhelming since it became lee goal on july 1st. ing. >> serena williams is promised a run for the finals. the 37-year-old williams is playing her 20th wimbledon despite injuries and an autoimmune illness. >>> still ahead, beyonce's baby pictures. the singer reveals her twins in a new instagram post as they mark a special day. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have hear

alison: jimmy carter is back on the job with habitat for humanity. [applause] good news. the 39th president and his wife rosalyn carter have been in winnipeg helping build homes for that charity. the 92-year-old called yesterday's treatment a pre while he was out working. jonathan: friends and family mourning a local marine among the service members killed in a military plane crash. the staff sergeant died in monday's crash in mississippi with 14 other marines and a navy sailor. he was married with two children and been a marine since 2002. on facebook, maryland governor hogan paid tribute to him and the other crash victims. alison: a woman sick of porch pirates fights back. her daring move. how the thieves react and the surprising contents of the box they swiped. jonathan: caught on video. a wild ride for four car thieves. what happened moments after they wiped out in that stolen car. alison: we will continue to track the severe weather that left damage throughout the area on this friday evening. this right here is stormwatch7 rolling right through bethesda at this hour.

blame jimmy carter. it's all jimmy carter's fault. that guy was a loser. i mean you could not imagine ronald reagan or any previous president saying anything remotely like that. but as david suggests, we're used to this kind of stuff coming out of donald trump's mouth. it almost seems normal right now, but it shouldn't be normal. we should be outraged that he is not representing america in the way that america should be represented. >> the point about it not being normal and outrageous is exactly why i isolated that one little sentence about his history with nbc because that in itself is so wild and crazy, and yet it's tucked in to this giant sandwich of crazy stuff that makes -- >> look what happened today. >> go ahead, max, quickly. >> i was going to say it's incredibli incredibly destabilizing to america's leadership role because for decades we've been telling other countries they need to promote freedom of speech, all the liberties that we take for granted. now any two-bit dictator in the world who wants to repress the media can say, it's just fake new

jimmy carter had brain cancer, he came back to work for habitat for humanity, teach sunday school.his is not a knot the action of a hero. it's the action of an ideologue. this entire republican party should think strng strongly about what they're doing, who they'll make suffer. >> jimmy carter 90 years ago working for habitat for humanity a week ago, went to the hospital for dehydration and came back to the house they're building. >>> we have to talk about the boy scouts for a moment. yesterday, last night, when the president was speaking at the boy scout jamboree, he had a few moments to talk health care and specifically hhs secretary tom price has someone he chose. listen to this. >> who the hell wants to speak about politics when i'm in front of the boy scouts? right? you know, i go to washington, in fact, today i said we oug to change it from the word swamp to the word cesspool. fake news. fake media. do you remember that famous night on television november 8th? we could use some more loyalty, i will tell you that. did president obama ever come to a jamboree? >> president trump

i'll tell you a man who was mentioned tonight, another former president, jimmy carter.all a scare today. perhaps because he was building houses in the hot son in canada in july at age 92. he collapsed and was hospitalized with dehydration. said to be much better tonight. so we wish all of our former presidents well. that is our thursday edition of our program tonight. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> i know it is a thursday night in mid july and that means by political science logic there is not supposed to be a lot going on on a night like this. but there's a lot going on. including a few stories we're keeping an eye on as developing stories even into the late evening tonight. former president jimmy carter, god bless him, he's about to turn 93 years old. look at him. he nevertheless has been spending the week doing construction, building affordable housing along with his wife with the group habitat for humanity. and today he was out on a hot july day building hous

he voted for jimmy carter in 1980, so he is pretty far left. >> voted democrat for jimmy carter? >> how do i convince him you won't destroy his jobs? >> so, look, you know, actually, here's the thing. there are, i get it. there are folks on wall street, oh, my god, you will take away everything i'm doing. i say only if you're lying and cheating. [cheers and applause] if that is the business model you are in trouble. you should be in trouble, if your whole business model is i know what i want to do? let's sell people mortgages that are designed to blow up. you know, let's sell people grenades with the pins already pulled out. right? and let's make more money boxing those up and selling them to municipalities where it will blow big things up when it happens. ultimately blew up the whole economy. now look, the reason i say this, is because yes, we need a financial sector. of course we need a financial sector. but the financial sector needs rules. rules, rules are what keeps markets working. let me start with teddy roosevelt, okay? i talk about this a little bit in the book. the whol

i mean, ashley, i think you're too young to have covered jimmy carter, but for those of us who have andto him, he's really an exemplar of a former president. ashley? >> yeah. i don't know if you want to comment. >> one thing i would say is, that advice from the first two presidents you mentioned, this is not a white house that takes a ton of advice. but in listening to what they were saying, i think it might behoove the president to listen to this rare class of former presidents. >> and that does it for us today. for this week. please join richard engel tonight for on assignment. i have a bit role. great to be part of that. craig melvin is up next right here on msnbc. >> andrea mitchell never has a bit role in anything. >> oh, yes, i do. >> good to see you, my friend. have a good weekend. good friday afternoon to you. craig melvin at msnbc headquarters in new york. something to hide? just days after donald trump jr. said he revealed everything about that meeting with the kremlin, nbc news has learned exclusively two more people were there. why was a russian-born american lobbyist and re

presidents haven't done, ronald reagan talked about eliminating the department of education, and jimmy carterdidn't do it. richard nixon didn't undo, all great things johnson had done. . seems determined to piece by piece to take out parts of president obama's legacy, healthcare is the most prominent example that we saw with the partnership trade deal, the paris climate accord, clean energy regulations by the epa and so on and so forth. we can say president obama's legacy is still unwritten because we don't know how it's going to wind up >> but barack obama sort of offered the counter point came into office also determined to undo george w bush's legacy and he talked a lot about restoring america's standing in the world. obama came into office determined to extricate united states from what he saw as george w bush's wars of choice in the mideast. how is it different between what obama wanted to do in terms of his precedence legacy, his predecessors and what trump is doing now >> i think the difference is that president obama didn't come in determined actually to tear down specific programs th