i think this is really about jimmy carter seducing donald trump. i think donald trump is a guy who needs friends and jimmy carter is the guy who needs a legacy because i think if there's one guy here, let me say, can you believe greg gutfeld just gave a monologue praising jimmy carter? >> greg: first time ever. >> juan: i think the point is jimmy carter sees himself going back to north korea because that's where he went in '94 when the nuke deal got negotiated under president clinton. the nuke deal didn't hold but he feels he can go back and, play a role here in which the entire world, i think you might get a nobel peace prize if he was able to calm down that guy. >> greg: jesse, you know what else he said? no rush inclusion. >> jesse: yes, and we have to believe everything carter says now. the first time carter and i agree on anything we have to believe harvard. >> dana: also said obama was a failure. >> greg: did he? >> dana: basically. >> jesse: keep talking, carter carter. harvard said in the first 100 days the worst coverage ever historically

jimmy carter believes in public service. tion monitoring. his work with habitat for humanity is just like this event tonight. it's about americans pulling to the in a public sphere to help people. and right now i'm in texas, i teach in houston. a lot of people need habitat for humanity like homes rebuilt. their insurance didn't cover the damage for the hurricanes and carter has become the cymbal s r grabbing a hammer and nail and getting out there. unfortunately president trump has never made that call to him. one would hope president trump would start reaching out to elder states people. in great britain we have house of lords. in the united states, they freelance, these ex-presidents. but they are walking citadels of walking knowledge and was in of what it like to be president. >> as we all know, jimmy carter has battled cancer. now there he is at this concert joining the four other past living presidents. i'm not sure, michael, if you had a chance to read this interview he did with maureen dowd of the "new york times." wha

>> well, i think what you see in that article is jimmy carter doing what jimmy carter does.e understands how to deal with leaders who have outsized egos and how to massage those, how to work with them. i think he's angling for a role with regard to north korea and he's doing that by taking a very generous posture, vis-a-vis, president trump. and i think that's what you see in maureen's piece. >> yeah, no question. and bakari sellers, he also came to trump's defense on the nfl controversy. on the issue of the nfl, he said, players kneeling -- excuse me, the article said, carter was less sympathetic. i think they ought to find a different way to object, to demonstrate. i would rather see all the players stand during the american anthem. >> well, i mean, with all due respect to one of my favorite presidents, who's had one of the best post-presidencies of any president in the history of the country, he's wrong. and, you know, that's the blessing of the united states of america. we can criticize our leaders and hold them accountable for what they say. but jimmy carter is a southe

doing what jimmy carter does. outsized egos. he taking a role on north korea, by taking a very generous posture on president trump. >> on the issue of the nfl, he said, quarter was less sympathetic, i think they ought to find a different way to object, to demonstrate. i would rather see all of the players stand during the american anthem. >> with all due respect to one of my favorite presidents, who's had one of the best post presidencies in the country of this country, he's wrong. and that's is blessing of the united states of america, question can hold our leaders accountable no matter what they say. jim ym ymy carter -- even in th article, he goes further and he talks about confederate monum t monuments and him wanting confederate monuments to stay up. i think that's wrong as well. i think as a democrat, we give him a little leeway, but we still criticize that. >> he pressed all the trump buttons in this interview, he knows what he's doing. >> he does. and as you know, jimmy carter fancies himself as someone wh

did a special tape for it to the new have times published an interview with jimmy carter who said he's willing to go back diplomatically the north korea why not take that shot. well look i enjoy jimmy carter you know as somebody who served in a number of different roles sometimes well sometimes not as well i think if there's an opportunity the president should absolutely take him up on it i don't see any reason why we wouldn't want to deploy people regardless of their political party regardless of their persuasion in solving difficult problems i think the challenge with north korea is that we've got to wonder if jimmy carter's got the right point of view on this and i think that's something that the president's going to have to determine but i appreciate that the former president wants to get involved and i don't see any reason why you've got good people you wouldn't want to want to send him out to do things to improve our likelihood of having for example a diplomatic resolution with north korea or in other cases around the world do you think nina oh absolutely at some point this is re

jimmy carter, actually comes under a lot of criticism even from some of his fellow democrats.f making use of a former statesman like this i think, though, should not be underestimated. everything else aside, and i know that averting war is front and center right now with north korea, but you've got to keep in mind, there's a ton of human rights abuses and there are 80,000 to 100,000 people languishing in countries according to the united nations. they can change the conversation, can change the dialogue, it is well worth considering. he has done it before. if they structure it right, there's an element of deniablity where the white house can say he was just an envoy and he wasn't speaking for our policy. there's good that could come of it and i am somewhat hopeful here. >> i wonder what you think about the possibility of president trump going to the dmz and you look at the president and all, but one u.s. president recently george h.w. bush and that would be since ronald reagan has visited the dmz. so it's sort of the standard, in a way, we saw president obama do this. we saw p

presidents jimmy carter, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george obama, milanirack and i want to express our deep gratitude for your tremendous assistance. this effort reminds us we are one nation, under god all unified by our values and devotion to one another. i want to thank every person, including everyone here tonight who has contributed to this vital effort. i want to thank groups are taking such a big effort to make a difference. we will rebuild and come back stronger than ever to or. thank you, god bless you and may god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> thank you, president trump. texas, florida and puerto rico face the aftermath of hurricane --hurricane harvey, maria, communities are on the way to recovery. here to talk is our chairman. thank you so much. you are outstanding. thank you for your patriotism and for being such a great mc to night. thank you to the artists here tonight for volunteering your talent. privilege to share these tories of everyday americans who acted on an impulse to help o

two presidents jimmy carter, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george w. bush, and barack obama, melania and i want to express our deep gratitude for your tremendous assistance. this wonderful effort reminds us we truly are one nation, under god, all unified by our values and devotion to one another. i also want to thank every person including everyone here tonight who has contributed to this vital effort. there is a lot of work ahead of us, and i want to thank groups like the points of light for making such a big difference in the desert -- the disaster response efforts. we will rebuild, and we will come back stronger and better than ever before. thank you, god bless you, and may god bless the united states of america. [applause and cheers] lee greenwood: president trump. as texas, florida, and puerto rico ace the aftermath of purvey, irma, and maria -- harvey, irma, and maria, points of light has stepped up to the long road to recovery. here to talk more about the foundation and to present awards is president and ceo of points of light nalley kaplan and

i don't think trump is critical of jimmy carter. he bragged about rejecting jimmy carter's appeals for help and support in the past. i don't think they are going to take him up on the offer. the point he makes in the column is, i think, the right one. the situation in north korea is profoundly dangerous and getting more so all the time. we don't want to accept north korea with the ability to hit. we have two choices, to engage them in diplomacy right away or march toward the path of war. if it's not jimmy carter, could be someone else. the state department is working on the issue and undermined by a president who publicly and privately disparages the idea. that makes the situation more risky, more confusing and more dangerous. that's a pattern we have to address. >> except in nine months, there are plenty of examples of how trump will change his mind. today, case in point, mitch mcconnell in one moment he has very glowing things to say, then very critical, then glowing. shortly, before we go, do you have a point on that? >> i would

former president jimmy carter, george h. w. bush and barack obama, bill clinton took part in a benefit concert to help victims of recent hurricanes. the concert was held at texas a&m university in college station. organized by the george h. w. bush presidential library foundation. this portion is just over 20 minutes. >> everyone feeling the music as much as i am? awesome. >> i see everyone own their control phones out -- cell phones out taking pictures. let's take a selfie. come on. get them out. can we get the crowd -- i'm just kidding. what you want to do with your cell phones now, help your fellow americans with your donation. or visit oneamericaappeal.org and donate any amount.

two presidents jimmy carter, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george w. bush, and barack obama, melania and i want to express our deep gratitude for your tremendous assistance. this wonderful effort reminds us we truly are one nation, under god, all unified by our values and devotion to one another. i also want to thank every person including everyone here tonight who has contributed to this vital effort. there is a lot of work ahead of us, and i want to thank groups like the points of light for making such a big difference in the desert -- the disaster response efforts. we will rebuild, and we will come back stronger and better than ever before. thank you, god bless you, and may god bless the united states of america. [applause and cheers] lee greenwood: president trump. as texas, florida, and puerto rico ace the aftermath of purvey, irma, and maria -- harvey, irma, and maria, points of light has stepped up to the long road to recovery. here to talk more about the foundation and to present awards is president and ceo of points of light nalley kaplan and

it's jimmy carter, a democrat, and one donald trump has ridiculed on twitter as one of the worst presidentshistory. columnist maureen dowd writes that carter said he would accept a diplomatic mission from trump and the white house if he could be sent to negotiate a solution to the north korea standoff. an interesting idea. here to talk more about that is errol louis, the cnn political commentator and jack kingston and former senior adviser to the trump campaign. jack, let me start with you. it's kind of a two-part question. what do you think of the idea overall? and then what do you think the president will think of the idea? >> i think it's intriguing and send a great signal to our allies we trying to do everything even including another president from another party. i think a great signal in it. the downside is how do you control a former president -- they are all extreme type a personalities, particularly at 93 years old, and jimmy carter could come back with what he considers a great deal and it's against the philosophy of the trump administration. then you've just dug a hole deeper if

president trump may have found an unlikely ally and former democratic president jimmy carter who saiddia has been harder on trent than any president he's known about. i think they feel free to claim that trump is mentally deranged without hesitation. about at least one senator doesn't see it that way. >> i very much respect president carter, i know his grandsons fairly well. i think the media has not been unfair to trump, i think trump has made a point of attacking the media and calling all of you enemies of the people. look at what the first president bush -- i am sorry, the second president bush, not mentioning trump are clearly talking about trump and his demeanor. >> harris: i am joined by howard kurtz, media buzz is all a buzz on sunday afternoon. first of all, let's talk about the raw numbers. i know you keep this kind of data. how much compared with other president has it been negative against president trump. >> it has been absolute relentless media assault on this president. it doesn't mean all of it is not justified, president trump has a way of inviting controversy. if you

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a quote from jimmy carter that i can't get over how strange this came off.t from the 70s, the media has been harder on trump than any other president that i have known about. they feel free to claim trump is mentally deranged and everything else without hesitation. what did you make of a bizarre defense from a democrat for the president? >> he is not wrong. a recent harvard study said cnn's coverage of the president 93% was negative and only 70% was positive. it is fine to be critical of the president holding feet to the fire to be critical of his policies and the decisions he makes. we are supposed to be critical and question those in power. in so doing, those things they printed up a number and run a number of stories that were false. they ran a huge story claiming donald trump's associates had connections to a criminal linked bank when they didn't and republicans wanted to make rape a preexisting condition, many things cnn has done that are false and wrong and turning around and producing a video that talks to people like they are in second grade and acti

jimmy carter may have voted for bernie sanders. but i wouldn't be surprised if he would have voted for donald trump. because it's an anti-establishment guy who understood cultural significant fires. kennedy: maybe he's smart about buttering up the president and sending them to bring world peace. i think young jim carter is being quite -- chris: maybe. kennedy: hammer and sickle. in a loving way. my people are from eastern europe. i get. having said that. do you think that the white house will in fact employ some of this newly discovered transparency? chris: no. transparency doesn't matter. accountability is what matters. are you accountable? transparency is to cover reporters, go look through all the files. we'll back a tractor-trailer up to your house full of files. what sarah huckabee-sanders is doing a better job of doing, i think they are doing a better job being accountable and answering reporters questions in a direct way as opposed to fake transparency where you say word but it's not connected to reality or truth. kennedy: a

let me ask you, we have another one of your photos in the exhibit of president jimmy carter. it was at camp david. what was that experience like? mr. heikes: on the day that i happen, my wife's birthday is the 12th of september. i'm pretty sure this was the 17th of september. the thing was, john was a upi photo editor and photographer who worked the weekends. this was a saturday or a sunday. i think it was a sunday. he called me, he said, they are coming down from the mountain and they are going to have a present conference in the east room. we can only have one photographer in the eastern so go. so i grabbed my gear and my stuff and headed to the white house. finally they took us into the east room. what we got there, and here we were. one person for the organization. -- ap hadber two number -- ap had 2, time magazine had 2, the israelis were the egyptians, they all had 2 or three. i was literally the only person for upi. so when i was standing on looking out what was going to happen, decided that i did not want to stand straight in the middle, because when they signed the a

former president jimmy carter, george h. w. bush and barack obama, bill clinton took part in a benefit concert to help victims of recent hurricanes. the concert was held at texas a&m university in college station. organized by the george h. w. bush presidential library foundation. this portion is just over 20 minutes. >> everyone feeling the music as much as i am? awesome. >> i see everyone own their control phones out -- cell phones out taking pictures. let's take a selfie. come on. get them out. can we get the crowd -- i'm just kidding. what you want to do with your cell phones now, help your fellow americans with your donation. or visit oneamericaappeal.org and donate any amount. few words from the 45th president of the united states donald trump. >> fellow americans heart breaking devastation caused by hurricanes harvey and irma and maria and nate, along with the terrible wildfires in california have impacted manies of our -- millions of our fellow americans. as a nation we mourn for those who died. we pray for those who lo

maybe jimmy carter is the right one to do it. dents have a bad situation with the north korean government. barack obama ignored them. >> kennedy: carter teed up the whole thing. so presidents clinton, bush, and obama could knock it out of the park. i appreciated the former president is responding well to his therapy for cancer and he's doing quite well. having said that, he should continue running -- >> richard: news broke today that president trump is debating the idea of going to the dmz, which, to put more pressure on the regime. i think sending a former president, whether it's carter, obama, bush. i think it says listen, we understand -- the damage you are able to do is so irreversible and so harmful. >> kennedy: send presidents clinton and bush the younger. >> richard: that's fine. >> kennedy: it has to be someone who has the trust of president trump. someone who has lockstep coordination. stick with us. the best part of the show is coming up next. "one more thing" ." needles. essential for vinyl, but maybe not for people wit

two presidents jimmy carter, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george w.ack obama, melania and i want to express our deep gratitude for your tremendous assistance. this wonderful effort reminds us we truly are one nation, under god, all unified by our values and devotion to one another. i also want to thank every person including everyone here tonight who has contributed to this vital effort. there is a lot of work ahead of us, and i want to thank groups like the points of light for making such a big difference in the desert -- the disaster response efforts. we will rebuild, and we will come back stronger and better than ever before. thank you, god bless you, and may god bless the united states of america. [applause and cheers] lee greenwood: president trump. as texas, florida, and puerto rico ace the aftermath of purvey, irma, and maria -- harvey, irma, and maria, points of light has stepped up to the long road to recovery. here to talk more about the foundation and to present awards is president and ceo of points of light nalley kaplan and chairman neil

former president jimmy carter. media have been hard or trump than any other president certainly that i've known about. i think they feel free to claim that trump is mentally deranged and everything else without hesitation. by the way, that's under a headline of jimmy carter lust for a trump posting. it was a wow moment there. >> a little bit icky, frankly. >> i think the headline got it right. >> you think jimmy carter figured out if you say nice things about president trump you can get something in return? >> i don't know where you would have gotten that idea. >> beyond the transactional part of this interview with maureen dowd you see similarities between president carter and president trump. they came in as total outsiders. they also both clashed with the press. and jimmy carter was always someone seen as -- he was psycho analyzed and so you can see a rapport as much as there's a transactional play. >> he still hasn't forgiven the clintons. >> i don't know what to do with that. >> there's a lot there but it all

you wrote a letter in the washington poet to presidents jimmy carter, george w. bush, bill clinton and barack obama and you say in part -- "i am privileged to have worked with you and each of your administrations. i know how deeply you all love our country. our nation is blessed to have the five of you and your invaluable experience in the oval office, a total of 32 years with steady hands on the nuclear codes. the time has come to use this unique asset to help the nation deal with our present situation. most of us now have very short attention spans. the news comes at us 24-7 and we forget what has happened even one month ago. we need to keep reminding ourselves what has happened since president trump took office." what worries you the most mr. minnow and what do you want to see happen? >> when the former head of our national intelligence service, mr. clapper and when people of a quality of senator corker say that they're very apprehensive about the president having his hand on the nuclear code, it makes -- it should make all of us very nervous about what's happ

jimmy carter went to north korea in 1994 under the clinton administration. he told general mcmaster, a close friend, that president trump's national security advisor, that he is prepared to go. in an interview with the new york times, jimmy carter said so far, the word from the trump administration has been, thanks but no thanks. fox news, london. >>> coming up, preorders on apple's newest iphone set to begin later this week. after the break, we will tell you about the concerns over a shortage. you don't want anything stopping you from doing what you love. for extra immune support, there's airborne plus beta-immune booster™. the only one made with vitamins and minerals, plus an ingredient proven to boost your natural defenses. airborne. >>> the newest job numbers show a troubling trend in the bay area. 4700 jobs were lost in september taking it the worst unemployment locally since february of 2010. east bay lost 2600 jobs last month. san francisco lost 1700. santa clara county last 1300 jobs. this is the second straight month of cuts after the bay area saw a

fundamentally, jimmy carter stands and symbolizes something that, so far, president trump has rejected, meaning that diplomacy should come first. former president carter has devoted his post-presidency to this principle. it would still be a reach for president trump to do this and if he reaches out for him, i would be very spectacle how much he uses him for serious negotiations. >> it's a little after 6:00 a.m. on the east coast and no tweets from the president this morning. did he spend yesterday tweeting a lot about the fake news and hillary clinton and russian d s dossi dossier. in a new interview the president is defending his use of social media, though. take a listen. >> i have friends that say, oh, don't use social media. see, i don't call it tweets. tweeting is like a typewriter. when i put it out, you put it immediately on your show. the other day i put something out and two seconds later i'm watching your show and donald trump is -- >> we are watching your twitter feed! >> they are well crafted. i was always a good student and i do well with that kivened thing and i doubt if

jimmy carter coming to the president's defense, mary anne. >> i think jimmy carter is trying to do what sarah huckabee sanders is doing. ingratiateed to donald trump. jimmy carter wants to go to north korea to talk to kim jong-un. if you're sean spicer, sarah huckabee sanders, jimmy carter you're constantly playing to donald trump to play for another day and do it doesn't serve you well. >> the numbers speak for themselves. the press has been more negative toward the trump administration than others and to say that jimmy carter wants to be in the good graces of president trump for the sake of going to north korea is a stretch. >> sandra: he said he would like to work with donald trump on de-escalating things in north korea. he also said that he and his wife did not vote for hillary clinton. they voted for bernie sanders. and he weighed in on standing for the flag and saying players should stand for the national anthem taking the side of the president. >> i can't believe i'm agreeing with jimmy carter. it's a new day. >> bill: the world series is set. the l.a. dodgers and houston astros,

jimmy carter: we say howdy in georgia also. great pleasure for me to be here with the other presidents to carry out this project. i have just enjoyed seeing what the points of light does for the country. i have seen it for many years. i like to remind people that habitat for humanity is located in georgia. my wife and i have worked with habitat now for 36 years, at least one week each year. america is known for volunteer work. in fact, we are ahead of any other nation. last year there were 67 million americans who volunteered to help other people in america. that came to 8 billion hours of work, worth $184 billion, so that is what volunteers did last year. i hope this year they're going to do a lot more. [applause] jimmy carter: that's about one out of five of the total population of america. we will see what the other four people do. habitat has agreed to build 6000 houses in a devastated area, and -- [applause] jimmy carter: and to do this, all of us habitat volunteers will raise $100 million. and we have already raised $20 m

three boys and a daughter, but only amy was still in school when her dad was elected. - jimmy carter became president in 1977 and amy carter was 12 years old when her dad became president. - [amelia] amy did something unusual for children of government leaders. her parents sent her to a public school to show it was good enough even for the president's daughter. - and when she was at public school, there was a lot of difficulties because there was press coverage all over. i mean, even her teachers restrict her to so much that she couldn't even go outside for recess because they were afraid something would happen to her. - [amelia] maybe that's why she got her own tree house on the white house lawn. amy went on to become an artist and help her family work for world peace. but you probably won't hear her talking about it. - amy carter doesn't give a whole lot of interviews now because she feels that her childhood and teenage years were kind of invaded by the press and the media. - in fact, amy carter is now living a quiet life with her husband and son in georgia, the state where her fath

.>> reporter: former president jimmy carter said he is ready to go to north korea. he went in 1994 under the clinton administration, and he has told general mcmaster that he is prepared. in an interview with the new york times, jimmy carter said so far from the -- the word from the trumpet ministration has been thanks but no thanks. >>> still to come, too dollars were injured in an hit-and- run.'s and also how they are doing tonight and a search for the driver who fled the scene. >>> record-breaking heat and the temperatures will continue to climb as we get into your tuesday. i will have that story coming up when we come back. (tires screeching) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) to the next generation of greats. from high school stars, to college athletes and fans. we're excited to meet you. >>> a couple of dollars remain in the hospital tonight in critical condition after being hit by car. >> their mother was pushing them across the street in their stroller when they were hit. i reporter has the latest. >> reporter: witnesses saw the aftermath of the accident. the crumpled stroller in t

. >> on the diplomatic form, former president jimmy carter said he's ready to help.immy carter went to north korea on similar diplomatic mission for the clinton administration back in 1994, he told president trump's national security adviser general mcmaster he's prepared to go, speaking to new york times, jimmy carter said so far the answer from the trump administration has been thanks, but no thanks. heather: we will see if that changes. thank you, ryan. certainly disturbing story. let's talk about this one, another one, four u.s. soldiers killed during ambush in niger sparking new debate on capitol hill as lawmakers were stunned to learn about the deployment. >> i didn't know that there was a thousand troops in niger. >> he didn't know there were a thousand troops in niger, did you? >> no, i did not. heather: i don't know whose fault that is, they should have known. some in congress calling as long as radical islamic terror is the target, congress doesn't need to sign off. secretary of state rex tillerson warning iran-backed malacias to get back out of iran after

if donald trump would turn to jimmy carter for help. >> all right. what about quickly the jfk files scheduled to be released this week. what are you eager to know? >> we want to know about what happened to oswald when two months before the assassination, he went on a two-week visit to mexico city. he went to the russian embassy and the cuban embassy looking for visas. he wanted to be able to get out of the country. did he talk to anybody about his plans? there are rumors that he talked to people and said i want to kill the president of the united states. i want to kill jfk. is there any evidence in the documents that the cia was sitting on for all these decades indicating that he said this and that they had information about it? and if they did, they did, why act? >> that is what everybody is saying they want to find out. we'll see if that is among those documents released this week. >> rick, good to see you. thank you so much. >>> the tools for the trade for police in america. how drones are being tested while a new sfuddy abotudy abou cameras is su

club members they've all been banding together to bash our current president former president jimmy carterhas come out to defend him yet the democrat is daring to stand up to the hive and say what he really thinks in an interview with the new york times carter said a lot of amazing things he said that he doesn't think there's any evidence that what the russians did changed any votes and that the idea that russia had a big impact on the twenty six thousand election is ridiculous he also isn't bothered by the idea of an american president having a positive relationship with russia's president he also said that the media has been harder on trump than on any other president that he's ever seen and that he can't believe how reporters feel like it's ok to call the president mentally deranged or unfit or all the other terrible things they say about him he totally got terms back when it comes to the war on the media saying it's not trump that's the only one fighting this war it's the media themselves who are saying all these horrible things about a sitting president carter also said that the decli

when you were appointed to the court it was by president jimmy carter. you made this statement, you never thought becoming a judge was possible. that was because everything that gone before you. >> first i like to make a correction. >> all right. >> it's about the most remarkable thurgood marshall. i copied his technique tried to bring the boards to educate and take them one step at a time to the ultimate goal. thurgood marshall and his lawyering days when he got up in the morning, he didn't know he would be alive at the end of that day. my life was never threatened. there is an enormous difference. still when he argued to court separate but equal is not before the court today. these facilities are unequal. when he had a sufficient number of building blocks, then me made the argument. separating children by race in school. never be equal. that notion, leading the court to where you want them to go. but taking them, not attempting to take a giant step. but taking them there. one step at a time. that was his technique. it was a winning one. we copied it. a

so it was jimmy carter who was not a lawyer, who was responsible for this. judge williams: and you are absolutely right. the contributions he made was extraordinary. president clinton nominated you to the supreme court. the vote was 96-3. madene of the comments you was you had not accomplished anything alone. what did you mean by that, and how can that help these students as they move forward in their careers? justice ginsburg: not only didn't i do things alone, i had the people who were working with me. it's hard to be a loner. if you have like-minded people, working with you and you are supporting each other in what you are trying to accomplish that makes an enormous , difference. appointment, and this is also true of justice spryer who came a year later, there was a true bipartisan spirit in our congress. you can probably not imagine that today. [laughter] justice ginsburg: but my biggest supporter on the judiciary committee, the senate judiciary committee, was not then senator biden. he was the chair of the committee. he was certainly supportive. but my

former president jimmy carter says he is willing to negotiate peace on behalf of the white house. >> reporter: president trump trying to nudge gop lawmakers for tax reform and offering a warning in the process. i'm doug luzader in washington. will have more on that just ahead. >>> we are tracking a nice commute around the bay area early this monday morning. we will tell you what the ride looks like from the east bay in san francisco. we will tell you about the south bay commute as well. >>> sunny and warmer weather today. there are some good gusts mainly in the east san jose foothills. we are looking for a quiet but warmer day. >>> welcome back. >>> house republicans hope to pass a budget bill this week so they can focus on tax reform. doug luzader joining us live from washington. president trump says he wants tax reform legislation on his desk i the end of the year. >> reporter: good morning. it's theoretically possible that could happen. it's an aggressive timeline although there are some republicans that think they could get this done by thanksgiving. they have a lot of details to

the new york times the way they chose just spin it was to give their interview a crappy headline jimmy carterlusts for a trump posting last they actually wrote they just had to put him down because they just hate the fact that carter won't join their trump bashing high and for writing such a crappy had line and such an interesting interview they did a smashing job of proving carter's point about the media and their obvious bias. we're going. to go home. and say look you know me. i'm a trial lawyer i've spent countless hours poring through documents that tell the story about the ugly side of. corporate media reach uses to talk about the current market is coming i'm going to paint a clear picture about how disturbing how cool for her conduct is be a model these are stories that you no one else can take on my pepto in your post of america. question. mark twain said it's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been for that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed fake news paid for by corporate interests they beat you down until you believe their fairy tales we

bush and jimmy carter. they will reunite at texas a&m university for a hurricane relief convert to benefit victims in texas, florida, and the caribbean. this comes after days after obama and the younger bush blasted the current state of politics under president trump, breaking the code of silence that former presidents normally maintain. and particular, it was the comments by bush warning against bigotry that left trump's former chief strategist, steve bannon, to deliver a blistering attack on bush and call for a republican revolt. >> president trump to me embarrassed himself. speech writer wrote a high pha fluten speech. it's clear he didn't understand anything he was talking about. he has no earthly idea whether he's coming or going. just like it was when he was president of the united states. there's not been a more destructive presidency than george bush's. >> well, steven sanchez joins us live from the white house and boris, do we know if the president was aware bannon was going to say those things? >>

[laughs] >> jon: jimmy carter, a democrat, about as far away from president trump as you can get, bute says that he is the most attacked president that carter has ever seen. >> he is absolutely right. i don't think anybody can remember the president being attacked the way that president trump is. the truth is that there has been an escalation. president george w. bush and president obama were more criticized than president clinton, even though president clinton was impeached. there has been a third escalation, and those three presidents, george w. bush, obama, and trump have faced people saying that they are not a legitimate president. we are seeing an erosion of the democratic institutions system in the country, when people simply saying, they do not accept the result that went against their wishes. >> jon: interesting over there on friday, we heard accusations that the russians are trying to form and that political anger in america. they may be succeeding. thank you both. >> thank you, jon. >> melissa: the secretary of state making an unannounced stop on his trip. why he visited afg

he told me about how jimmy carter had given money to anybody to be jimmy carter in 1980 and he felt carter was a terrible presidents, and to his surprise, after the election, carter came to see him and made an appointment and wanted money for term from his new carter center. he said, i really admire jimmy carter since he had the guts to call my ball to eyewall even though i didn't like him and ask for money. >> did he give him any money? >> no, he did not give him money. he said he became friendly with nixon because he was on the phil donahue show and pat nixon said, trump and she honey, that will be a president of the united states on the donahue show. from nixon,a letter ,hich he willingly shows people president trump from richard nixon, who said my wife said she never saw anyone as smart on tv and let's go out for a meal. out eatingd going together, trump and sent. reputation was's he was living in northern new jersey and trying to get back into the game, and donald trump in the 1980's was on covers of magazines and it makes more sense white next and may have tried to reach out like tha

he told me about how jimmy carter, how he had given money to anybody to defeat jimmy carter in 1980, that he thought carter was a terrible president and to his surprise after the election, carter came to see him, made an appointment and wanted money from trump for his new carter center. he said i really admire jimmy carter now that he had the chutzpah to come in and go look, eyeball to eyeball him, i didn't like him and asked for money. nixon speedy did he say if he gave him my? >> he would not give him any money. and then he said with richard nixon, that he became very friendly with nixon because he was on the phil donahue show, and pat nixon sought trump and she said honey, that's going to be a president of the united states is on the donahue show. and then he got a letter from nixon which he willingly shows people, president trump, from richard nixon saying my wife said she never saw somebody as smart and great as your tv. let's go out for a meal. they started dining regularly together, trump and nixon. remember, nixon was then, his reputation was in tatters. he was living in north

two years later, jimmy carter, the popular former governor of georgia the democratic nominee, and again he carries flint across the finish line. they are fighting back as well and again he loses justify about 6,000 votes out of 145,000 so first watergate stops him from winning and then the nomination of the popular george mcgovern and jimmy carter stops him so it would drive anybody bonkers. it's going to be problematic for him and it was in the congress since dwight eisenhower had been in the white house so he finally resigns and they nominate a popular state senator. in about 2015 or 2020 seats in the senate and about 15 or 20 in the house. >> host: said he had to close races and wants to go out a winner. >> guest: he was usually winning 85 to 15. gingrich was the first challenger, no republican legislators. >> talk to me about the strategy. i was surprised reading the book he had parts of the newspaper, groups that iran would think that we were talking about the coalition. there was a local congressman at the time who went on to become the ambassador to the un. they were members of t

. >> i'm with jimmy carter. i'm with jimmy carter. >> there's a hell of a place to be for a republican. i'm old enough to remember when jimmy carter was -- >> mike. >> there's a lot of things i would disagree with, but one i think you will maybe admit, just because a campaign spends $5 million on it doesn't mean they think it's great or well-spent money. if that's the case, hillary clinton's campaign was the best-run campaign we've ever seen, they spent the most money in campaign history. >> if they were paid but not doing data analytics, what were they doing? reaching out to assange. i think we know why they paid him. terrible at data analytics, but they got paid. >> they reached out to assange in june, correct? i don't think they were even part of the campaign in june. june is when cruz was winding down who they worked for. i don't know when bannon came into the campaign. cambridge came in with bannon and the mercers. if this happened in june, it may have been before they were part of the campaign. to her poin

presidents jimmy carter george h.w. bush bill clinton george w. bush and barack obama marty and i want to express our deep gratitude for your tremendous assistance while rena sharp as a republican strategist and commentator she says trump's absence of the event raising questions. to his base is going to bring up one point and this is one thing i've heard from them throughout the day is that it's terrible that they didn't invite the commander in chief these are five past presidents and they're dividing this country even more by nine biting donald trump who's the sitting president and i said look this is it's a campaign of misinformation out there on the social media universe fortunately social media exists so that we can amplify the message and raise more plugs for great causes like that america number one most of the land drop a nation in the world and we take great pride and really think plans for votes when they are hitting hard times like this hurricane season brought out just the worst that nature could have done for our country and for americ

let me ask you, we have another one of your photos in the exhibit of president jimmy carter. it was at camp david. what was that experience light ? -- like? i. heikes: on the day that happen, my wife's birthday is the 12th of september. i'm pretty sure this was the 17th of september. upithing was, john was a photo editor and photographer who worked the weekends. this was a saturday or a sunday. he called and said, they are coming down from the mountain and they're going to have a press conference in the east room, we can only have one sotographer in the east room go. so i grabbed my gear and my stuff and headed to the white house. finally they took us into the east room. when we got there, it here we -- there, one person for -- one organization, time magazine had to, ap had to, newsweek magazine had to. the thing about it, the israelis, the egyptians, they all had two or three. i was literally the loan person for upi. when i was standing there looking at what was going to i decided that i did not want to stand straight in the middle because when they signed the accords, and w