>> john: i'm john roberts in for chris wallace. they have traded insults and threats of war. now the stage is set for direct talks between president trump and north korea's kim jong un. ♪ >> we will continue to apply maximum pressure until north korea abandons its nuclear program once and for all. >> john: we will discuss what's bringing both sides to the table for this unprecedented meeting and what it says about the president's approach to foreign diplomacy with cia director mike pompeo. then president trump leaves wiggle room for allies in his announcement of new tariffs for steel and aluminum. >> it's going to be very fair to other countries, especially those that treat as well. >> john: will discuss the impact on jobs and the global economy with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren in her first "fox news sunday" appearance. plus, from the departure of gary cohen -- >> he might be a globalist, but i still like him. we went to the latest on the mueller investigation on the lawsuit from stormy daniels. we will ask our sunday panel about the state of play in the trump whit

we know john kelly blocked the access of john bolton. so it looks like this choice of bolton could be the beginning of the counting of the days for john kelly. >> i think we learned over the past couple days, when sarah sanders goes out and says the president thinks you're doing a great job, it's time to brush up your linked in profile. i have a lot of disagreements with john kelly on matters of domestic policy in particular. but we have to give him this, he is a military man who understands the huge cost, human cost of war. he's not a war hog. i think seeing john bolton come into the white house with his proposals for a pre-emptive strike with north korea, war with iran, and he wrote about war with cuba. this is a person who's going to get this country into a military conflict, and i don't think that's what john kelly wants. i do think this is a sign that john kelly may be on the way out. >> on april 9th, john bolton will be in there as the national security advisor and we know based on the pattern, he's going to be donald trump's favor

john?e idea that he's just going to be another person on the national security team is just nonsense. he is going to be so forceful, h.r. mcmaster was a three-star and was sort of the little one to mattis. and mattis pushed him around a lot. john bolton is going to sit across the table and look at mattis and say, i don't care about your four-star, this is what we're doing. he's going to be a forceful figure. >> i don't know what you're basing that on in terms of engaging with these people. what are you basing that on? >> well, i would rather not say. >> i'm just saying, we'll wait to see how this plays itself out, but there are some other counter vailing forces to contend with as well. >> kelly is also resistant to bringing bolton on board. and i bring you back to the suicide the suicide pact. two of the three are gone. mattis the one left standing. we're not yed to friday. >> and kelly's not here for long, probably. the roundtable is sticking with us. you're watching "hardball." stay. when

but john brown was no republican.cate a single republican in his harpers ferry enterprise. so neither let us be slandered from our duty by false accusations against us. but let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith, let us dare to do our duty as we understand it. [ cheers and applause ] >> it is within this speech that he kind of marries the pragmatic argument of preventing the extension of slavery with the moral argument that there is a problem with slavery, morally, and that it is damaging the credibility and the unity of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> the speech makes lincoln a national political star, and he capitalizes on his newfound fame to become the republican party's nominee for president. though the north embraces lincoln, southern states refuse to even put him on the ballot. running against a divided field of democrats, including old rival stephen douglas, lincoln carries all but one free state, enough to win the presidency, with less than 40% of the popular vote. [ crowd c

that john bolton? john bolton did not get picked by trump for that deputy job that would require senate confirmation on and didn't get sent for confirmation. since then he's offered advice on points of foreign policy like iran and like north korea at the end of february, john bolton published this opinion piece quote, the legal case for striking north korea first. first, his conclusion reads in 1837 britain unleashed fire and furry against a wooden steamboat. it's legitimate for the united states to respond to the nuclear weapons by striking first. so as a public figure, he's been advocating we should just go start a nuclear war with north korea now. just go get him now. if you're wondering tonight why your twitter feed is filled with people scared to death by this appointment of john bolton to be national security advisory, it has to do with john bolton saying things like that and the reputation john bolton earned himself over the last couple decades in washington. joining us is a white house correspo

john bolton.ve let me bring you in the conversation on a different topic. president trump announced and signed the $60 billion worth of tariffs against chinese goods. the dow finished down more than 700 points and china we've already seen has struck back. you know, we talk about a trade war, they're threatening to put tariffs on aluminum, pork and other goods. does this just keep escalating from here? >> it's hard to know. it's hard to know. i would just say going back to something that john said, you know, many presidents can move the world view in the sense of how they want to operate and this is not one of them. he knows he doesn't want to -- he knows that china is a problem and by the way, most people know that china is a problem. even the wall street journal thinks china is a problem but how you go about them is a different question. he put this on aluminum tariffs and then retracted most of them against all the allies everybody but china and russia. they don't know which way this guy is goin

john bolton in that position as mr walsh jim walsh in our boston guest suggested. when there are already so many who might see hawks in the continent. the given the set that could give the president the same advice again i think jim walsh was absolutely right on this. to some degree of trump was was going to play the skillfully when he meets with kim jong un in may he bolton's. appointment will be sort of lingering in the background and may provide him with more bargaining leverage right you agree with me or i'm going to start listening to. john bolton and take his advice so if trump is a sort of a skillful deal maker which he's not he says he is but he's not or at least not proven to be thus far then bolton's appointment might conceivably provide some leverage to the administration there's always someone worse out there so you better give me what i want how concerned are you that if trump does have this meeting with kim jong il and comes away empty handed and is then advised that he has to take more severe measures other than sanctions. it's possible. north korea

as soon as he's old enough, son john joins him in the business.igns of his dad's obsession are everywhere. john just doesn't yet see them. >> my first job was cutting weeds. and i remember a lot of the stuff that's still here back in the '70s. having grown up with all this stuff, i really never thought of it as being as crazy as it was. >> no kidding. after all, business is booming. by the late 1970s, elmer's company has 150 employees. and his family's growing, too. four kids and then a brood of grandkids, including john's daughter, kristen, a chip off the ol' block, who learns about business and life from her papaw. sometimes he failed. >> and sometimes he really succeeded. but either way, he kept a good attitude. >> he also keeps that stubborn dust bowl "waste not, want not" mentality that increasingly baffles john. >> he would keep a piece of pipe that was, you know, 1 foot long. >> bigger stuff, too, like this defunct drilling rig purchased for 25k for a railroad project in west virginia back in 1967. or this contraption that dates back to the

that john bolton? john bolton did not get picked by trump for that deputy secretary of state job, which would have required senate confirm ago. he didn't get sent to the senate for conconfirmation. he's continued to stay around the white house, offering opinions on vietnam and north korea. published in ""the wall street journal,"" "the legal case for striking north korea first." in 1837 britain unleashed preemptive fire and fury against a wooden steam boat. it is perfectly legitimate for the united states to follow up. >> mr. bolton, thank you for being here with us. >> it's great to be here with you, rachel. >> what can you tell us about the surprise factor here? obviously mr. bolton had been seen in and around the white house. there were reports about difficulties of style between the president and mr. mcmaster. did all parties involved know this was going to happen now? >> well, you know like with many things involving president trump, the way it unfolded was kind of shocking, but the underlying rea

john does. and it helps us see the world ousts and see it in a new way. to me, though -- it is seems like a magic trick. when i first showed up at john mcphee's class i was intimidated i had this idea in any head about writings being a maniac and instead i remember thinking how quiet he was. how intensely he listened pane most remarkably how seriously he took all of us. he would spend hour in class talking and great detail about structure and word choice and, in fact, john basically laids out class in his beautiful back draflt number four, extremely proud to say i make a cameo in this bock. it was a moment in the class when johns talking report aring on cattle wrestling in nevada he asked if anyone knew what a goose neck trailer was i raised my what could because everybody know what is it is and i realize to my tbrin that i was only person in class with with my hands up. little did it i know that john qowld immortalize this moment as example of the difference frame was reference that read arers

john jim and john i'm not sure if you are all right larry very nature of the matter is and even as it is girl. you are your big. thirty first wife i just want. to check if you're john connelly and james foley were kidnapped in two thousand and twelve and until two thousand and fourteen there were no use a tool then all of a sudden they became a propaganda tool for the islamic state but all self an instrument of foreign policy. they said they would execute him in retaliation for the u.s. bombing which had begun a relatively short time before. they demanded one hundred million dollars for james foley was the publicity that they won. by killing him which polls after the fact showed that this event was the single most well known and that event among americans across the board since nine eleven was that publicity worth more to them than one hundred million dollars. i think. whether or not they predicted the reaction would be quite so strong. from that point forward i imagine they had very little interest in and read something anyone whatever they would say negotiating with islamic state wa

ambassador john bolton is in.ing and not moving to four star job. >>> more breaking news dow dropping 700 points. fifth time plunging. sparking for fears of massive trade war. that's what sent stocks spiraling. outfront now director of trade and manufacturing policy, peter navarro. peter thanks for your time tonight. as i said the news moving so fast and furiously, you know, go from 724 points being the lead of the show, to make changes at the white house. so let me just get you on the record to understand what's happening there. your reaction to the late breaking news on john bolton coming in, and h.r. mcmaster out as national security adviser. john bolton apparently saying he didn't expect this news to be announced today. do you have any sense as to why it was so sudden? was this because of the leak about the putin call or what? >> here's what i know. h.r. mcmaster is a gentleman, a war hero, and a great individual, who i've gotten to know really well over the past 14 months working on foreign military sales. he

mcmaster being replaced with john bolton. what's been the reaction on the hill to the president's decision given the stark contrast in personalities between a widely respected h.r. mcmaster and to say the least a controversial john bolton? >> well, pardon me from chuckling, but it depends on who you ask. if you talk to bob ma hnendez, he's up in arms. he thinks it's a terrible ideas. questions about john bolton's, you know, with previous statements on foreign affairs and basically says, you know, i'm going make sure that we have oversight hearings on what's going on with our national security and really ramp it up if john bolton does, in fact, come into this position, as he's been appointed to. but then you talk to somebody like steve russellel on the house side, a republican, former combat veteran, knows john bolton, who says, listen, certainly there are many republicans and many conservatives who respect john bolton. however, he's equally as polarizing among those who don't. so it will be -- we'll see how this plays out. it

john? it is interesting people are looking for which constituencies inside the west wing support who, what, where and when. "wall street journal" is reporting that jared kushner has been talking to john bolton a lot in the past apparently. >> reporter: indeed. that article, spelling it all out, and perhaps underscoring that bolton's appointment as national security adviser didn't come as a surprise to anybody. if, indeed, mr. kushner was working with him over the months on key issues that he was involved in, including middle east peace, and mexico soliciting bolton's views. and now perhaps talking to mr. bolton about what the president's views are on these matters to help him get ready for moving into the white house, no surprise to anybody, john. >> barbara starr at the pentagon, great to see you, thank you very much. >>> as stephon clark's family prepare for his funeral, a new day of protests over his shooting death. we'll have the very latest next. sometimes a cough gets in the way of a

john kelly has not apologized to john kelly for actually fighting back is what he did.e actually fought back against what she had to say by defiantly saying, rob porter is a great guy. jenny willoughby the former wife of rob porter, she's also a writer and speaker. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm very sorry that the discussion we're going to have and the reason you're hear is because of the difficulties you experienced in your marriage but i think we're all learning a lot from it, so thank you for joining us and sharing your feelings about it. >> thank you, lawrence. thank you for the opportunity to hopefully educate and shed light on the conversation of domestic violence. >> your month into this experience of it being public. i want to give you a forum here to expand on your op-ed piece that you really directed to john kelly because of the way john kelly dismissed your revelations when they became public, and then continues to now say that all he -- all he got from what you said was what he called, the stuff that happens in a messy divorce. >> so i wrote the op-e

first, john on what the president did today. >> john: the stock market didn't like it one bit and neither did the chinese. here in washington, mixed reaction to the president's latest moves on trade. in what aides call a historic event, president trump took aim at a favorite target today, what he has repeatedly called china's unfair trade practices announcing his intention to impose tariffs on select goods. >> in addition to china we'll do a section 301 trade action. it could be about $60 billion. >> john: white house says it's punitive, not protective. he wants to recover damages from years of inequity and trade policy. >> we're doing things for this country that should have been done for many, many years. we've had this abuse by many other countries, and groups of countries that were put together in order to take advantage of the united states, and we don't want that to happen. we're not going to let that happen. >> john: the china announcement upped the anxiety for some of the president's closest political allies, already suffering heartburn on tariffs over steel and aluminum. >> i'm c

but john brown was no republican.o implicate a single republican in his harpers ferry enterprise. so neither let us be slandered from our duty by false accusations against us. but let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith, let us dare to do our duty as we understand it. [ cheers and applause ] >> it is within this speech that he kind of marries the pragmatic argument of preventing the extension of slavery with the moral argument that there is a problem with slavery, morally, and that it is damaging the credibility and the unity of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> the speech makes lincoln a national political star, and he capitalizes on his newfound fame to become the republican party's nominee for president. though the north embraces lincoln, southern states refuse to even put him on the ballot. running against a divided field of democrats, including old rival stephen douglas, lincoln carries all but one free state, enough to win the presidency, with less than 40% of the popular vote. [

john?rstand the california attorney general is now calling for a launching an independent investigation? >> reporter: he is and this was based on the recommendation actually from the police chief daniel hahn. the first african-american police chief for sacramento. he grew up in this community, a police officer here for many years and he's trying to lead this department through this crisis really by calling for transparency and that is one of the things he's doing by asking the california department of justice to really come in and provide oversight. i had a lengthy sit-down interview with him and one of the questions i asked is, what would you say to the clark family and this is part of the response. >> it's a tragedy for sure for the family and i couldn't imagine what -- what the family is going through for this to happen in the way it happened. but it's also a tragedy for our community as we've seen through the protest, this is a very emotional highly charged thing for our entire communit

john, john, don't you dare draw that! [ laughter ] john! john! the chest area. no, the belly area. >> belly -- >> jimmy: belly fat. wait, it's an action. belly bump. belly, belly -- >> come on, bruv -- >> jimmy: belly rub. belly -- belly dance! belly dance! >> no no, no! >> jimmy: no, belly, wow. >> it, it, it, it, it, it -- oh, for freak's sake. it moves -- >> jimmy: belly wave. belly, belly, belly trip, belly, belly ring. ♪ >> no, no. >> jimmy: belly -- what do you do that waves with the belly? [ buzzer ] sorry, but john -- john! hey, i'm sorry, dude, i let you down. >> sorry, and i'm very competitive guys. >> jimmy: i'm sorry, what happened? what was it? >> belly flop. >> jimmy: oh. [ laughter ] what, this is not belly flop? >> yeah, it flops though isn't it? >> jimmy: belly flop. ♪ >> tariq: okay, okay. >> it was belly flop. >> jimmy: when you belly flop you don't do like that. >> yeah, but a big belly -- freaking hell. >> jimmy: what's up man? i'm helping you out, man. >> tariq: you trying to rig the equipment, or something. >> jimmy: i'm he

so he likely did see john bolton on fox.nformal adviser to this president. so the president has been hearing from him directly. he's been hearing from him indirectly on fox. now he's going to be hearing from him directly every day as national security adviser. >> clearly, the president likes individuals who are tv personalities. at the same time, larry kudlow, a longtime contributor on cnbc is going to be chief economic adviser to the president of the united states. he. wants people who can go on television and make the case. that's why he's bringing in, at least in part, john bolton to be his national security adviser. barbara starr is over at the pentagon. barbara, you know general mcmaster well. i understand he's going to retire. three-star general, going to retire from the u.s. military right now. but what kind of relationship do you see emerging between the new national security adviser, ambassador bolton, and the secretary of defense, general mattis? >> this is really the big question, wolf. with rex tillerson leaving,

so tell more about who is john bolton? >> john bolton is a hawk.espouses pretty belligerent views, and he has a history ofbe g add outs with the u.s. intelligence community, which exists to this day where he has written about a signicant violations by iran in the iran nuclear deal, where m thean he's going to be working with, the director of national intelligence, dan coates, last mont cold congress iran is abiding by the deal and the deal is working. lton had several clashes over u.s. intelligence where he was found to be exaggerating this intelligence, one of the incidents back in 2002, where hs madeeech about cuba having what he said was developing offensive biological warfare iprogram was dsputed by two u.s. intelligence analysts, one atth state department, one at the c.i.a. both men and their bosses say mr. bolton tried to have them firebecause of their arguments with him over the -- his interpretation of the intelligence. >> woodruff: how did his relationship with the intelligence community affect the role he played in the runup to the invasi

john dowd is a good example. look at anyone in the washington legals firms, look at john dowd now, where he sits, that's why you have to turn to a guy like this. let's not diss him, he could have -- i know you're not. he could have had a reputable career, done important work, local law enforcement matters he probably prosecuted cases and put people behind bars that need to be behind bars so give him his due. but let's say at best he is maybe a good single a short stop who's being asked to pitch in the world series, which is not generally what you want to do in the world series. he's someone -- what we know on the basis of his resume and record -- is not suited to the job he's being compelled to take on. it's nothing. it almost more drama tiezs donald trump's difficulty hiring a legal team is more dramatic with this guy. >> now you have me rooting for him. you have an underdog, it reminds me what was said about watergate, the night law school guys in the house of representatives knocked over all those harvard law

john boll on the. >> i'm all for it. john is a great american.ohn -- i had the privilege of serving with john in the reagan administration. no better professional anywhere. and the key thing that most people don't understand, the national security adviser is not about the smartest guy in the room. although john would be. he brings state and defense, cia that information and makes sure it's balanced and the president gets the best information possible. john will do that and john will do it in a way -- he's worked for a lot of capable people, presidents and i think to a certain extent this president will be very very well served by him. lou: another thing about john, if i may say, obviously we're all friends of his and pulling for him all of the way. own of thione of the things abos he never bores you. he means to make words dance and he means what he says what a delight to have -- whether it's in television or in government. >> he's a great analyst. he basically understands all elements of the foreign policy arena which is complicated. in my sense

john. >> john: doug mckelway, thanks.orthern california are still not saying why a former army rifleman killed three female employees after a daylong siege at a veterans home friday. 36-year-old albert wong had been expelled from a treatment program at the facility. he was found dead after the standoff. police are not saying how he died. a new hampshire woman who won a powerball jackpot can keep her identity private. a judge has ruled disclosing the woman's name would be an invasion of privacy. the winner signed her ticket after the january 6 drawing but later learned she could have shielded her identity by writing down the name of a trust instead. they woman's lawyers argue that her privacy interests outweigh what the states as is the public's right to know who won the money in the nation's eighth largest lottery jackpot. britain's prime minister is moving closer tonight to an outright accusation against russia. over the poisoning of a former russian spy on british soil. correspondent rich edson has a reaction to it from

and john bolton is in. bolton is a former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., well known as a neocon and a hawk on military matters. he's advocating iran and north korea, and then some. john bolton will be trump's national security adviser in 14 months. the president announced this latest move on twitter, his medium of choice, saying the change will be effective april 9, thanking mcmaster for an outstanding job on the way out. we mentioned john bolton's service as u.s. ambassador to the u.n. he was a recess appointee from george w. bush, serving from august of 2005 to december of 2006. he resigned when his recess appointment ended because he was unlikely to win stand alone confirmation on his own merits from a newly elected democratic majority in the senate back then. the job he's being appointed to does not require senate confirmation. as we know, the president heavily favors fox news. that's where bolton has been appearing of late as an analyst and where he appearing on the air just tonight to talk about his latest appointment. >> maki

john dowd resigning for the lead attorney. there may have been disagreements between dowd and his cleent, the president. dowd was opposed to a trump- mueller interview and dowd said he would like to sit down with mueller. we'll take that and much more. we'll have guest commerce security wilbur ra ush. and cian analyst on the national shake-up his former boss is john bolton and edrollins on the rinno's decision to sellout the american people. and byron york on the mueller witch hunt and the president's improving legal team. and the top story tonight new trump shake-up and national security advisor general mcmaster is leaving the white house. the president announced i am mrused to announce effective april ninety-ninth. john bolton will be the new master security advisor and thankful for the service for general mcmaster who has done a outstanding job and will always remain my friend. >> and bolton was ambassador to at this time united nation. and fred is here with us tonight. and this as a friend of mine put it a great day for am

mlk, john lewis, jesse jackson.rely out of their teens when they got involved in the civil rights movement. what does that tell us about these students taking part in today's march for our lives here in d.c.? >> well, the parkland teens and young people involved with march for our lives are a reminder that every single social movement that has been successful in america has a critical youth component. think of diane nash when she got involved in the student sit ins in nashville and really helped lead the way for change in the south. and the work that she continues to do today. it starts a lifetime of activism. a lifetime of caring about things that are bigger than ourselves and speaking about things that matter. i am deeply inspired by the b k parkland teens just by so many others who know that age is just a number but truth always, always matters. so they're inspiring not just a nation but an entire world. and i'm deeply thankful to them not only they're leading all of us adults but that they're being thoughtful to

mcmaster out, john bolton in.master had clashed with the president over policy issues, over statements about russia, over the direction of the foreign policy of the united states. john bolton known as a hard liner with experience in the bush administration. bolton had led a super pac that spent over a million dollars with that firm. an international news connection that may or may not have been fully digested at this point. because of this breaking news, i want to turn immediately to u.s. senator richard blumenthal, a democrat from connecticut, your view of this change, sir? >> as important as the change, ari s the way it was made, lack of explanation and indication of continuing churn and chaos and deep division in this white house. and the lack of any clear direction from the president on policy. you're absolutely right, john bolton is known as a hard liner, clearly different than others in the administration now on the iran agreement, for example, and it points to danger signals. >> i want to read from the stat

war of the john bolton house and you know supported you know john neither one of the big one thing that is different from two thousand and three is that the progressive left it has abandoned the anti-war movement i lament that very much that's a subject for another program let me go to sammy in london i tend to think you probably disagree with much of what you've heard so far in this program go ahead sammy. i think we have to remember we have to look at u.s. foreign policy in a wider context i know it's very easy to point to trump and say that trump has changed in the foreign policy and whatnot but i think if you really really look at transform policy i think you'll see that it's far more calculated than people give him credit for i'm not saying that he's the one who is guiding it but bringing in the military officials into power once more and guiding us foreign policy based on the guidance he's restoring to the u.s. to what it was pre obama we have to remember why obama decided to negotiate with iran the reason why he did so is because he saw that ten years of being antagonistic to ira

because he thought the unit john savino john and ken freeman on the infancy and i need some of the same you don't dance even on any jews forty stephen bits with avi and then you can see sofie almost sort of model. one of. the young recruits from belgium you don't think whoever wrote about for the new yorker magazine got cold feet on arrival she ended up being a hostage if the group you tried to join and eventually he long after isis formed she ended up in the same prison cell in aleppo as james foley cannily and a german hostage named tony newkirk john and james told you that they'd been kidnapped initially by just an extra and then they were traded among four or five locations before ending up in the hospital aleppo which was under isis control presumably on every move they were blindfolded and all the rest so we don't really know who who was in charge of each move but at a certain point they were isis hostages. that was november of two thousand and thirteen hard on that we got the first e-mail from the kidnappers that was sort of a watershed moment for us that we knew that it was him.

to john's sons at various times. they may have added to these slaves, but the slaves had been acquired and given to the sons. that leads to the question -- first, how did so many scholars miss this? how did so many not notice these hundreds of slaves that john marshall is acquiring? i don't want to get into that. for one thing, most biographers of marshall are good friends of mine. [laughter] mr. finkelman: i hope they remain good friends of mine. i sent an email to two of my friends who are marshall scholars when i first discovered the chickahominy slaves. i said, i just found this out, what do you think? one of them wrote back and said, i was so interested that i went to ancestry.com to see for myself. i had actually said he had 65 slaves. this scholar came back and said, you are wrong, you counted the overseer and his wife and son, he only had 62. he says he has a dozen, i said he had 65. i am off by three, he is off by 62. i also credit him with the dozen in richmond. the other scholar wrote back, i wish i had do

john?, dan simon, i understand that nba teams last night playing in sacramento released some psas on this subject. >> reporter: this is a very powerful staptement, john. this is the boston celtics versus the sacramento kings. in the pregame warmup, you saw players from both sides wearing special t-shirts that said accountability, we are one, and the name stephon clark in the back. they did create this video. i want you to take a look. >> black, white, brown, we are one. >> we are one. >> one. >> we will not stick to sports. >> we will not shut up and dribble. >> this is bigger than basketball. >> change can be uncomfortable. >> change is necessary. >> we need to talk. >> we need to act. >> we matter. >> we must unite. >> say his name. >> stephon clark. >> stephon clark. >> so certainly an impactful statement from the players and we're seeing sports trying to bring the community together and it seems like the community is definitely, you know, wrapping their arms around that message. >> dan

john priests explains himself. reverend brother some brothers of st john got themselves into situations of extreme gravity the brothers in question were about to be hauled in front of the courts at a risk of dirtying the damage of our church i used all my weight to make sure this did not happen. what have these french priest done to incur the wrath of an archbishop. in cameroon a mostly catholic country the community of st john is an institution. the brothers run one of the biggest high schools in your own day the capital. but in brought to us in the east of the country the brothers of state john have left town . until two thousand and fourteen they oversaw this cathedral the biggest in the region. and. we go to see the archbishop the one who asked the same john priest to leave. months and you're a tango one of the african representatives of the vatican. tell you that. measuring nothing. in let's say looking about us in closing down to measure what i came to know about either the pharaoh on his own. said to me no t

and john has spent his life demonstrating what he could do. >> john, an avid snow shoer and soccerer pl also decided to donate a portion the company's profits to the s cialolympics. a cause he even lobbied congress for. >> people right away saw him as a role model. i had to wrap my head about that because he is just my son. >> last february he designed a down's syndromere awaness sock. for 2018 theres a new version. >> i did it in yellow because it'sdown's syndrome colors. >> of the more than 1700yp different t of socks they tell, there are socks aimed at raisingss awarene of eight autism,nc breast ca, and other causes the company donates too. and somehow, john also goes to trade shows to find new products. he participated in ama achusetts startup incubar. and he has travelled to do speaking engagements. it's been quite a year, and business hasn't been too bad th . >> we shipped over 42,000 orders. and we did $1.7 million in revenue. >> but this story is less about dollars and more about what makes sense. john is lucky. disabilities ith have few options after high school. >> it's sca

ones of saudi arabia got to have spare time for everyone we have to have picked let me go to john john respond to what's been said here go ahead one minute before we go to the break well just like to point out that the united states is is working with saudi arabia right now as everybody. no in yemen and there was a recent vote in the senate and this is a tragic situation in yemen where the united states is how being the saudis bomb that country and it's causing immense human suffering the worst human to monetary and crisis in the world so it's not just about bad things that might happen in the in the future there's a really horrible situation going on because of this leaning toward saudi arabia and yemen right now and we ought to do something to stop that war as soon as possible ok gentlemen i'm going to go to a short break here and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on trump's war cabinet stay with r.t. . the most expensive fish in a will each one is selling for tens of thousands of euros it continues to grow its entire life if it was thirty years old you might have

there is one other admission from john kelly. he also told reporters that he thought there were too many staffers here at the white house who had top secret clearances. he bumped them down to only secret security clearances. another stunning admission. >> good point. thanks very much. let's talk a little bit about about john kelly's revised time line on the rob porter scandal and how it clashes. joined by katelyn collins, doing a lot of reporting on this. there are significant discrepancies in his account, right? >> i would say inaccuracies, he sought to give a time line of when he found out about the allegations and the way he handled them. he said on february 6, that tuesday that that first story came out he said they received a press inquiry about rob porter been a emotion abuse allegation. john kelly says he went to him and confronted him about it. that rob porter denied the allegation and john kelly went to capitol hill for a meeting with lawmakers to discuss daca. when he returned from that meeting there was a second allega

john?much. cnn will be covering the rallies all day long. >>> overnight, protesters blocked the entrance in sacramento to a game between the sacramento kings and the atlanta hawks. the arena eventually shut its doors to the public. this was all part of demonstrations around the city four days after 22-year-old stephan clark, unarmed black man, was shot and killed by police in his grandmother's backyard. after the kings' game, the team owner addressed the protests. >> we at the kings recognize your people's ability to protest peacefully and we respect that. we stand here before you, old, young, black, white, brown, and we are all united in our commitment. >> joining me now live from sacramento, dan simon, with the very latest on this. dan? >> reporter: hi, john. what an extraordinary situation to watch this all play out yesterday. this protest actually started behind me at city hall, and then protesters went through the streets, downtown sacramento before winding up at golden one arena where

jim and john wanted to continue on to. where they also wanted to look at you know the front lines of fighting and also with john had to finish his story on his first kidnapping. so i decided to go back to stamboul for that week and they were and it will. take on the back roads to drive it there is the absolute freedom. to get to sort of a church for. really small roads to see if there was a for you expect the most want to hold the syrian army checkpoint at that point i think a lot of journalists just shrug their shoulders in terms of well we were really afraid of the bombs and bullets but we started to get worried about the kidnappings because of how many foreign fighters were there. because there hadn't been very many kidnappings at that time there was this false sense of security and just this idea that you know we can still freely travel inside but i think when we started seeing more foreign fighters there and people being threatened and some people being kidnapped but for a few days at a time that's when the i guess fe

this is important, john. this is fundamentally, if you look for sort of evidence or a circumstantial evidence that there was a deal, a bargain, a repayment of a debt to russia, whether it's based on financial ties or meddling in the election on trump's behalf, this is the evidence, the foreign policy of the united states is the expression putin is getting what he wants. >> general mccaffery, i want to come back to you. you made the point a second ago there is alarm not just in the inner sanctum in the white house, but in the government how trump is behaving towards russia. you can't discuss whether the leak is close to trump or not. there is a suggestion this one would be. the white house's reaction to this is as follows. they are on the record reaction is, quote, if this story is accurate, that means someone leaked the president's briefing papers. it is a fireable offense and likely illegal. so, what do you think -- it is obvious the white house has a terror on fire about this today and in a normal circumsta