and in his argument to the court, the supreme court in february 1966, john flynn was asked a question by justice stuart during the argument. justice stewart's question was something like this, these are not exact words but they are close, he said so, your position is that there's a point in time with this interrogation becomes almost confrontational, because the police officers digging for a confession and the suspect is avoiding that, which is the case in all of these cases, so what is your view when this confrontation occurs? does the sixth amendment required at that point that a lawyer be appointed when there's a conversation going on? and mr. flynn's said, mr. justice, the issue here is whether the man or the defendant has a right to remain silent. the only person that can tell him that is a lawyer. and so the fifth amendment right against self-incrimination, the sixth amendment right to counsel connected here is that juncture, that intersection. somebody has to tell that suspect before he or she confesses and that's where the sixth amendment comes in. the court after that argumen

john flynn was called in to argue it. you get the big guns going, the supreme court gets interested. >> a note about john frank because he ended up not arguing the case. john frank popped up later in the national scene because he served as counsel for anita hill in the clarence thomas confirmation hearings. >> very distinguished lawyer. miranda goes from someone who is in the bowels of the interrogation room to someone who has one of the most high powered legal teams imaginable on the supreme court. >> here is a note from warrbo who has been watching the series. he writes, miranda was a rapist, kidnapper and armed robber. it's the defense of bad people that upholds liberty for us all. comments about that? >> the question, of course, is what kind of liberty should we uphold. for 170 years in this country there had never been a rule that the statement of the type miranda was making would not be admissible in court. it's hard to find a country today that would exclude the kind of stiement that miranda gave. there is no debat

as we heard from jeffrey rosen, john flynn and john frank were h the two lawyers with john flynn actually making the argument before the court for miranda. arizona had, in addition to telford taylor, gary nelson, who made the argument and duane nedrud, attorney for the taylor national district attorneys association. anything particularly noteworthy about the arguments? >> one of the things that's striking we mentioned the strong legal team miranda had.the argu his legal team is arguing the h sixth amendment saying he didn'e get a lawyer during police teamr questioning. miranda's brief doesn't even argue that the fifth amendment was violated.a's brie the reason being that the fifth amendment had always been limited to the courtroom, that you can't be a witness against yourself in the courtroom.ason i so the fifth amendment was not a something that was the focus of the oral argument or certainly -- certainly the briefing.self in we'll talk in a moment about hoh the decision comes out, but there is a complete sort of ain- disconnect between the argument. being advanced and the decisioni that

. >> it's now up to john's older brother, deputy john flynn, to keep interested staff and inmates upo date on justin's journey. >> i don't know if he saw one. he hasn't caught one. been watching the news. quite sure he hasn't caught one yet. >> i check in with "usa today" every day. >> right. >> another sasquatch believer is 21-year-old scott dipiazza who's decided to try out a new hair-style for an upcoming visit with his mother. >> just going to get it braided into corn rows straight to the back. hopefully it will hold and stay. >> what's your mom going to say when she sees your hair in corn rows? >> i don't know, she'll probably dig it. she supports everything i do. except for breaking the law. >> dipiazza is awaiting trial on charges of breaking and entering into a vehicle. he's had a long list of minor convictions. but depiazza says he's gotten away with far many more crimes than hs everot caught for. >> i've done some pretty dirtball [ bleep ]. there was a members call market i used to go to. i feel like a real dirtball for this. a shoe box with wrapping paper and picture of a

frank decided to bring in local counsel, john flynn, once you get the big guns like that going , thenhe supreme court is interested. >> a note about john frank, he didn't end up arguing the case. he pops up later in the national scene. he served as counsel for anita hill's confirmation hearing. >> a very distinguished lawyer. miranda goes from someone in the bowels of the interrogation room in arizona to someone who has a high-powered legal team. warbo on comment from twitter. " he was a rape her and a killer. " >> the kind of question is what kind of liberty should we uphold. in fact if you go around the find today it is hard to a country that would find those inadmissible. miranda is itth goes so far -- the pendulum swing so far in the direction of protecting suspect's interests, people like patricia, the woman who was raped are given short shrift. note that in that decision chief justice warren disagrees and he says at the time the f e i was routinely giving more -- the fbi was routinely giving warnings. in england, there were similar warnings. there was a good discussion about how

let me get to the michael flynn and john wood is with us former u.s. attorney and former deputy associate u.s. attorney so the wall street journal comes out with this story this evening that michael flynn the former national security advisor is being examined now by the special council possibly for playing a role in seeking some of hillary clinton's e-mails from russian hackers. it could be a big advancement of what the special council is pushing forward or maybe not. what do you make of it? well there are obviously a lot of questions it raises but i think it is a significant development and keep in mind here that i think what bob mueller and his team really want is to have leverage over general flynn so that he will cut a deal and then possibly cooperate on the larger questions about collusion between the campaign of which he was a part and the russian government so i think that's sort of the biggest play for mueller and his team is to try to determine whether or not they've got charges, whether it's related to this hacking or un^ registered lobbying a

and perhaps would be open to doing something similar if mike flynn was ever indicted. >> john mccainbout arpaio. and let's remember john mccain is from az. potus pardon of joe arpaio who illegal profiled latinos undermines his respect of rule of law. how genuine does this pardon look on the surface? and why now? usually, we don't hear about pardons from a president, et cetera specially not a first-term president in the first seven months. >> yes, to the first point, there's been a lot of pushback, not just from lawmakers in arizona. but people who really felt that sheriff arpaio was guilty of participating in racist activities. and that this should have, at the very least, this pardon should have been withheld, until we saw his sentencing which was set for october. so, john mccain, arizona senator jeff flake both of them not only felt like this flies in the face of president trump's commitment to enforcing the rule of law, but also undermines the judicial system of which president trump already has. with the previous criticism. >> yeah, the so-called criticism it's and that the justi

this is a figure, remember, john, who was the reason why general flynn, the former national securityor president trump, had to resign. he is the reason jeff sessions, the attorney general of the united states, recused himself from all the russia investigations. sergei kislyak is a key figure in the ongoing investigations into collusion between the kremlin and the trump team and the trump administration. we managed to get face to face with him and ask him some of those key questions. hi. quick question. did you discuss lifting sanctions with any members of the trump team when you were in the united states? >> i'm here to talk to russian people. >> i understand that. you say you have no secrets. >> i have said everything i wanted prior to this. >> did you discuss opening secret channels with the kremlin with jared kushner, for instance? >> i have said many times that we do not discuss the substance of our discussions with our americans ou s out of respect t partners. >> when you met donald trump, were you surprised when he disclosed secret information to you about syria? >> i'm not sur

national security adviser michael flynn....and fbi director john comey,vicki? (vicki) a morgan hill man was in court today after police say he arranged to have sex with a girl under 13 years old. 42 year old jose francisco toledo was arrested thursday at hidden lakes park on the martinez-pleasant hill border. that's were where he allegedly arranged to meet the girl. toledo contacted an undercover police officer, who was posing as a child on the internet. officers say toledo tried to get the girl to send him nude images. police recovered electronic items from his car, condoms and candy he promised to bring the girl. toledo was booked into contra costa county jail with bail set at two and a half million dollars. (grant) a fremont man is out on bail tonight after being arrested for secretly video taping his roomates having sex... and then trying to extort them for thousands of dollars. kron 4 's dan kerman is in fremont tonigth with the details. dan? police say this man, manindar adama is under arrest for secretly videotaping his roommates having sex and then tryi

john kelly, she said everyone in the white house. >>> scaramucci's departure. the first major departure was former national security adviser michael flynn forced to resign in february. and former fbi director james comey. now by the way, we tweeted out scaramucci's departure as soon as the update of the news. you can get breaking and developing news as it happens by following us on twitter. >> a sex tape scandal in fremont. a roommate is accused of video taping a husband and wife and threatening to release the sex tape if they didn't pay him. we have the exclusive interview with the roommate. >> reporter: he told me he didn't do it. fremont police arrested 33-year-old at his apartment in pennsylvania avenue. investigators saying a couple sharing the apartment received an alarming video. >> the person threatened them if you don't pay first it was 2,000, then it was 5,000. >> reporter: the couple track tracked -- >> specifically said if you don't have the money in exchange for a night will you will suffice to get the video back. >> reporter: we talked to him before he left the courthouse. did you video tape your roommate? >> actually, the

john oliver. >> did the fbi have a personal vendetta on michael flynn? >> did the fbi have a personal vendetta on running the investigation on former security adviser michael flynn. >> did the fbi -- >> have a personal vendetta -- >> in pursuing the russian investigation -- >> on former national security adviser michael flynn. >> scott livingston casts its cover as corrective to mainstream media bias. >> i'm sure you know about the troubling trend of irresponsible and one-side news stories plaguing our country. the sharing of bias and false news has become all too common on social media. more alarming national media outlets, without checking. unfortunately some members of the national media are using their platforms to push their own personal bias and agenda to control exactly what people think. this is extremely dangerous to our democracy. >> now it would be one thing if sinclair is up front about its own agenda and bias. most don't know whether sinclair owns their station or if local anchors are reading to what amounts to pro trump propaganda between s

flynn, fbi director james comey, sean spicer, reince priebus, deveney national security adviser mcfarland, and anthony scaramucci. at the time, the incoming committee cas medications direc. are you getting a sense that john kelly is getting people in line in the white house that he wants to have there? john: getting the west wing in line and getting these folks in line are two different things. you still have ivanka trump and her husband, jared kushner, they are one faction of the west wing. you still have stephen miller, who is his own entity now. he was somewhat in line with bannon, they had a lot of the same views and they worked together on a lot of the same things. but yeah, i think general kelly is taking the long view and is playing the long game with personnel. it will take a long time. you also have inner circle folks, the acting committee cases director, even though she is 28 years old and kind of still a newcomer, she could be the permanent vacation director permanentthe communications director and she has a straight line to the president. he thinks highly of her. kellyanne conway is still there. i think kelly is trying to bring in some of his own folks, but it is the boss's cal interestingl.

john kelly. the president had also picked retired general michael flynn to be his national security adviser onlyo have to have replace him in february with general h.r. mcmaster an nominated dunford to serve as a second-two year term as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. why is the president so fascinated with generals? politico once quoted people close to the president saying he's drawn to their swagger and straight talk and aggressive leadership style he adomts himself and the five years he spent at the military boarding school in upstate new york. they sent their 13-year-old son there when he began acting up and becoming a problem and graduated in 1964. but the president never joined the armed services and received draft deferments during the vietnam war. the president also made headlines with controversial remarks about the purple heart john mccain and gold star family who criticized him. >> if you look at his wife, she was standing there, had nothing to say, maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say. >> he's not a war hero. >> he's a war hero. >> he's a war hero because he was ca

. >> john, if mueller already has another grand jury working on investigating michael flynn, why does he need to have another one in d.c.? >> well, there could be a number of explanations. first of all, it's closer to his office complex. he's in southwest. so that could be just the reason of proximity is much closer than going over to alexandria. another would be that he's very familiar with that courthouse. he he knows the judges there. so he would be in a very comfortable court setting. the judges know him, too, which it would also be of benefit. i think it's probably a combination of those sorts of things that would result in him going there rather than the eastern district, where he did have a grand jury, and there was one going with the flynn and manafort cases. >> jeff, if they start wanting to look at, and start to subpoena records on past financial transactions, that donald trump had as a citizen with russian people buying things in his buildings, stuff like that, would they have to then impanel another grand jury? >> oh, not at all. no, the grand juries have essentially unlim

former nat second advisor michael flynn was praised by many traditionally of pro war and neo conservative elements within the republican party including arizona senator john mccain mccain's enthusiasm for increasing tensions with russia has yet to waver as he shared the wall street journal's reporting on the plan to arm ukraine along with a comment it's about time earlier this week in june both mccain and house speaker paul ryan met with ukrainian m.p. andre prove be described by alter net as quote one of the most notorious right wing extreme. mists and ukrainian politics a founder of the far right social national party of ukraine whose name and symbols were inspired by germany's nazi party prove directed the street muscle in kiev is might on square drove the twenty fourteen a us backed coup against ukraine's democratically elected russian oriented government since twenty fourteen the u.s. has backed right wing militias in their fight against russian backsliders in ukraine in january of this year the u.s. lifted its ban on the funding of the neo nazi as of battalion in the country trump recently described the us russia relations as at an all time low and

documents related to fired national security adviser michael flynn ...and possible payments from the turkish government. (mark) that was joe johnsf state rex tillerson met with russian officials to talk about russian meddling in the presidential election. they met this morning at a forum in the phillipenes. tillerson says the tampering caused a rift in the relationship between russia and the united states. moscow has repeatedly denied it had nothing to with last year's election. later today, tillerson is also expected to be in a meeting with north korean officials. this comes just days after new sanctions were imposed against north korea. the statre department says tillerson is not expected to meet privately with the north koreans. (darya) u-s congressman eric swalwell visited the kron four studios to talk about his priorities for his east bay constituents and all californians. swalwell has called student loan debt a 'great crisis of our time.' he told kron four's catherine heenan that it's hurting young lives and it's one of the issues he feels passionately about. in fact, the dublin democrat can relate - he's' still paying off

flynn hired officials, supported by bannon. joining me now is michael steel, former senior adviser to jeb bush and former spokesman for former house speaker john boehner and michael carpenter, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine, eurasia and russia, now a senior director for the pen biden center for diplomacy and global engagement. these moves at the nsc, these are people who aren't widely known, but these are big moves in that it shows that john kelly certainly as chief of staff is gaining some control and maybe backing up some of the efforts that mcmaster lost previously to go up against bannon. >> i think that's absolutely right. he's backing up hr mcmaster to clean out some of the ideologues hired by flynn. you read the memo written by rich higgins, it becomes one of those -- >> another one that moved out. >> comes from the mind of a timothy mcveigh. crazy stuff. to have the guys inside nsc must be toxic. i think general mcmaster is able to move some people aside. >> there is a report that mcmaster might be under fire and there is a potential effort to move him to afghanistan and replace him, potentially, with

flynn. this memo calls to find the feertd rant lgz of the john buv society.s, for instance, that president trump represents a, quote, an exist ten shall threat to the cultural marksist means that dominate the prevailing cultural narrative. among these alleged conspirators are i needed a scroll to do it, marxists, mediaists, islamist, globalists, the media, akd eema, the deep state, the hard left, democrats and republicans. the only thing missing, floor i'd. in the end hig begins concludes that the defense of president trump is the defense of america. the man who replaced mike flynn, h.r. mcmaster not unreasonably saw the memo as an alt right attack on had i am and ended up firing hig begins. but this memo is alarming. people should read it and see for yourself. our friends at foreign policy put the whole memo up. take a look. we'll be right back. about about these new social security alerts i keep hearing about? sure, just sign up online. then we'll alert you if we find your social security number on any one of thousands of risky websites. wow. that's cool. h

beating even john koehler, the guy who served in the hitler youth. that's even less than michael flynn's brief 24 days of national security adviser, the shortest tenure of anyone in that post. it's certainly less than reince priebus whose 189 days on the job made him the shortest serving chief of staff. and much less than the six months of white house press secretary, sean spicer, himself one of the shortest serving people in that job. this recent staff shake up resembles less of a merry go around than a circular firing squad. after sean spicer hits the ejector seat, scaramucci's first task was to get rid of reince priebus, and get him fired. and now priebus' replacement, john kelly, has fired scaramucci. it all makes perfect sense. joining us now is john swan. what a hot mess. explain to us first of all, this sort of question that was left hanging in the briefing today. does anthony scaramucci still have a job at the export/import bank? i'm not clear on that. >> yeah, nor am i. they left it open, friends of his believe that he's going to be looked after in some way, shape, or form, but

john mccain. there was another shake-up at the white house today. chief strategist steve bannon is out. he joins chief of staff reince priebus, national security adviser michael flynn, and press secretary sean spicer as original team trump members shown the door. bannon's departure came as president trump was sequestered at camp david for national security meetings. margaret brennan now on how it all went wrong for a darling of the right. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah sanders said that chief of staff john kelly and strategist steve bannon mutually agreed on his exit. but sources tell us that the president had grown frustrated by bannon's rising profile and recent publications describing him as the mastermind behind mr. trump's campaign. the president's irritation was clear during tuesday's explosive press conference. >> but mr. bannon came on very late. you know that. i went through 17 senators, governors, and i won all the primaries. mr. bannon came very much later than that. >> reporter: bannon was one of the first white house staff members hired, and he arrived with a nationalist agenda, playing a key role in the controversial travel ban. shortl

i expect that michael flynn heard that message loud and clear, and he may benefit from it ultimately. >> any cost to paul ryan, johnn, jeb bush, jeff flake, and a list of other republicans that you probably consider establishment republicans saying this was a bad idea? >> my response would be yada, yada, yada. they're against every single thing the president does that's the least bit controversial. i don't think paul ryan, john mccain, or anyone else in that crowd would have thought to pardon sheriff arpaio or anyone else for that matter who was headed for personal bankruptcy, who was being prosecuted by a very political justice department. they wouldn't have done that. because they don't have the kind of guts to do those things. they're against anything donald trump does. >> let me raise this business about this was a crusade from the obama justice department. this contempt was initiated by the judge in the case. that's who brought this case. the idea that this was some kind of vendetta from the justice department, i mean, that's just not true. >> michael? >> if you think that the judge and the judge weren't commu

sally yates fired, flynn forced to fired, sean spicer resigned in opposition to scaramucci's appointment. scaramucci resigned the same day john kelley was sworn in. the president says none of that is chaotic. had 11 days, spicer is, priebus and scaramucci are out. that's quicker than "the apprentice." if you're inclined to take the president's word on twitter the chaos isn't twitter, you have to take his twitter word on everything. in february, 2016, ted cruz doesn't have the right temperament. i think at the meant tempment. look at the way he totally panicked in firing his director of come, communications. bad. from january of 2012, three chiefs of zaf in less than three years of being president. old trump tweets are like greeting cards, there's one for every occasion. another word for which is chaos. let's get more from jim acosta with new details on the end of the era of anthony scaramucci. jim, i'm not sure you can say 11 days is an era, but the idea there's no white house chaos, what the president tweeted but the events of the last couple weeks seem to tell a different story. what is the mood in the white house tonight?

two weeks since donald trump tapped john kelly as chief of staff and this new departure the latest in a long line of top staff biting the dust. in february, michael flynn departing as national security adviso advisor. in july sean spicer and that followed by reince priebus a week later and the biggest and controversial name of all. the one who had the flame, the white nationalist flame as some called it in the white house, steve bannon also out. we have a lot to cover. kristen welker is outside of trump's new jersey golf club. shelby holiday from the wall street journal. it's a brady bunch level night of coverage. we'll give you all the boxes we can. we start with my colleague kristen, what's the latest there and the mood? >> well, the mood is that this is a reset within the administration. perhaps the biggest one since the president first took office. this terms of the time line, you mapped it out, the fact that white house official as well as those close to steve bannon said he did offer his resignation on august 7th. he did so under pressure. the writing was on the wall. john kelly started this review of all the president's top officials to determin

john berman here is in for anderson. >> hethat's only one item in a stray of breaking development. bannon's firing today complete the plurge of those in this picture. michael flynnnd sean spicer and reince priebus and steve bannon. every i thisingle person from t photo is gone. seriously, many side to presidential advisory after the mass resignation, another one strapped before it began. mass resignation from the fourth of the president. and a large resignation from the president's advisory board. we also learned the millionaire icon is stepping down. condemnation from republican senators and sharp criticisms from gop nominees and more in the wake of the president's controversial remarks about neo nazi violence. now the president is isolated. as for steve bannon and as we said, he's back in his old media outlet, not even a day off. jim mccosta is not far from the new jersey, golf club from the president's. what's the latest here? from what we understand, steve bannon was supposed to be fired a couple of weeks ago talking from white house sources. there is a couple of reasons why and not only the president starting to become annoyed. sometim more crucially and re

people so to the extent that people are outside and flynn and others deciding to make trouble for the president, this could get worse rather than better >> johnthank you very much now, lets bring in mike allen. you had a series of scopes all week pick up where john just left it, if you don't mind. all of the so-called loyalists, the true believers the reds of the reds out of the white house. are there more still >> of course, there are still nationalists inside the white house but we are seeing this amazing dynamic set up of the most prominent and the most powerful of the trump white house are going to be outside. what's fascinating here is that trump's instincts remains with steve bannon we saw this in a way of what the president is talking about we have seen this debate over the troops of afghanistan. the president felt that he leaked and you and your colleagues certainly know of the irony of that including of the president of the united states, that comes from the steve bannon here the mortal sin, he crowded donald trump's spotlight he got in the dog house and bannon was in the dog house before he was on the cover of "times" magazine the s

adviser michael flynn, culminating this week with news of the fbi rated manafort's virginia home two weeks ago targeting banking records and tax information. the president's lawyer, john dourksd may of course the have heard enough to believe this is all real now, real enough that he wrote an anger 3:48 a.m. e-mail to a "wall street journal" reporter demanding any evidence that might have been seized from paul manafort's home during the raid must be suppressed. that was free legal advice, by the way. paul manafort is not john dowd's client. his client is the president, which you would think wouldn't give him enough time to be working for other people as well, apparently proceed pro bono at 4:00 in the morning on a weeknight. but here's the tell. here's where history starts to help and where something that otherwise doesn't make sense kind of starts make sense. look at the difference how paul manafort and donald trump are reacting here to what's going on in the mueller investigation. paul manafort has dropped his previous legal representation as of last night. he has now set up a new legal team to represent him, one that specializes in taxes, banking, foreign crypt prac

before i let you go, john, i want to ask you about a memo that came out in foreign policy, which explains why h.r. mcmaster fired an aide named higgins who had been working for mike flynn. apparently, this aide sent a memo to the president of the united states, it had not been vetted by others in the hierarchy and it warned about -- it's a seven page memo from rich higgins, he was in the strategic planning office, and it warns about the deep state, the marxists, globalists, bankers and h.r. mcmaster being threats to president trump. how out of control was the mike flynn nfc? i can only imagine them trying to get control of this. you have people embedded still loyal to mike flynn feeding conspiracy theories to the president. >> no previous nfc could i imagine anything like that happening. it's not only the impropriety of that individual communicating directly to the president without any filter, it's also the substance of what the person had to say, which is full of all of these ideas about deep state and such. perhaps as a representative of the deep state. i have a strong feeling on that. the deep state is basically our government working. and i think that was just an

the first one across the river in alexandria to investigate michael flynn, the attorney general for the president of the united states johnson to believe president trump is under investigation. abby: he is right though. i mean. steve: of course is he. >> you listen to the attorneys jay sekulow on with neil cavuto yesterday saying basically the very same thing it is very common to have grand jury as part of this investigation. steve: get stuck. abby: many times you don't know a grand jury is going on. as you mentioned because of these leaks continues to be for the white house. i feel badly for the white house. they have no control over. this newt gingrich was on yesterday he was talking about this grand jury and the investigation. he says this could actually be more serious than you think that the mueller threat is deep state at its worse. here is what he said. >> i think it's very real. i think it has been all along. the mueller threat is probably the most deadly because he has the power of the law. he has the ability to indict people. he has the ability to negotiate and let some people off if they will testify against ot

flynn. h.r. mcmaster wants his own people in there and that is not being well received. >> what are you hearing, jackie? so far the effect of the new white house chief of staff john having on discipline and order in the white house? >> i think we're seeing it a little bit, how the president is acting. we're also seeing it and you're hearing about it from the staff. there was a story today talking about how he's been keeping the oval office closed so people aren't wandering in and out. he's making sure everybody keeps to their talking points in meetings, cutting them off if they start to ramble. but i think it's too soon to tell the lasting effect of john kelly at this point. he's still new, but for the first week, this was a calmer week. i know everything is relative, but it did seem like things were a little more orderly this week. >> there was some news, danny savales, at the justice department of attorney general jeff sessions. he said they were going to clamp on the leaks of classified information. he said if you leak classified information, the government is going to go after you. but they also brought in the issue of maybe going after the news media who rec

michael flynn after just 20 days on the job and sean spicer, reince priebus, who was the chief of staff both leaving in july. now steve bannon departing in august. the hope is certainly among john kelly and people who want to see the west wing function better is that this will lead to a better functioning west wing. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> well, hundreds of neo nazis expected to rally in berlin, germany today. they'll be met by hundreds of counter protesters who are also planning to demonstrate. >> the rally is marking the anniversary of the death of rudolph hess, adolph hitler's deputy who killed himself 30 years ago. you're looking at live pictures of some of the people involved in that rally. we'll continue to watch it for you. >> and so was the interview even a factor considering that the reporting is this has been in the works for some time? reaction for the man who spoke with bannon days before he was out of the white house. >> and what's happening in boston this morning. they're getting ready for a free speech rally today. hundreds of extra police are out trying to make sure that what happens in boston is very different than what happened last week in charlo

general john kelly complained about what he saw as the lack of reality in both the trump and the clinton campaigns last year, and he publicly warned any former general like mike flynn that getting involved in politics is a mistake, especially what he called, quote, the cesspool of domestic politics. in his seven months as head of homeland security, general kelly has backed every bit of the president's immigration policy including every one of donald trump's unconstitutional executive orders banning people from entering the united states from certain muslim countries. and until the firing of anthony scaramucci today, there was no evidence at all that general kelly had any desire to talk donald trump out of any of his terrible ideas. joining us now, mieke eoyang, a former house intelligence committee staff member and now the vice president for national security program at the third way. also with us, vince warren. he's the executive director of the center for constitutional rights. mieke, i wanted to listen first of all to something that general kelly said about jared kushner's attempt to set up a secure form of communication with the russians and russian governments

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flynn was shown the door in february. to bring things full prescribes successor chief of staff general john kelly is the one who reportedly red let go. >> certainly no lack of drama at the white house. but can the new chief of staff really calm things down. >> joining us now somebody who spent a number of years in the white house. anita mcbride worked there for three administration. chief of staff for first lady laura bush. what did you think about the initial move general kelly made yesterday getting rid of anthony scaramucci and saying everybody reports to me. >> shows he's in control. here's a person who's run a complex military organization. a complex civilian department. department of homeland security well respected by the people who have work for him both political career alike. so he assumes an authority in the white house and a white house that needs discipline and every white house needs discipline the question will be, will the president allow him to do everything that he needs to do? >> but, you know, this morning open as we report this there's a another story that's coming out basically we saw the communicati