we'll hear from andrea with john kerry in just a moment. fireworks on capitol hill. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on the hot seat facing hostile questioning from house republicans. take a listen. >> why you won't give us what we've asked for? >> i hope your colleagues are not under that impression. that's not accurate, sir. >> it is accurate. we have caught you hiding information. >> allow the witness to answer. we can go to the press conference. we came hear to hear from the witness. >> it's ridiculous. >> i am the deputy attorney general of the united states. i'm not the person doing the redacting. i'm responding to your concerns as i have. i have a team with me, sir. it's a fraction of the team that's doing this work. when i know ever you brought issues to my attention i have taken appropriate steps to remedy them. your statement that i'm keeping information -- >> you're the boss. >> that's correct. my job is to make sure that we respond to your concerns. we have, sir. >> fireworks on capitol hill. joining me nbc news intelligence and national security re

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and john kerry well. and i really am for i get where i was good. time and of course i gave you my jersey when i was in washington on and on of the event and i said this is great can i play with putting on the same team as a welcome maybe. and then i thought to pick up where are about the situation he said his great idea but. i don't know how to skate and i said listen i if you're going to make the decisions and you know how to skate and the safety issue fifty eight then you know you're still young guy explain everything and he said ok and i have to start skating the odd bit but. it's going to be good promotional the game if people like the cup or a good start you know it's within the internet his first step when i see areas progress i'm going to and and i could game and of course united. for us is a good chance not only. make the cimarron happen also to to bring attention of the to do nights big names of the in the politics and in the sports and the russians are generally good that when it comes to the ar

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the fall kicks off with secretary john kerry, memoir, "every day is extra", and the secretary will not only give us sort of a full view of his life in service, his experience in vietnam, his early career in the house and his early career as a d.a., but also, of course, he'll give us a perspective on the work he did as secretary on the iran deal, on north korea and on the other issues that we're talking about. >> so if you have a high profile author like that, how is the approach that you take at simon & schuster different. >> different from what? >> from somebody who is not as high profile? >> look, basically to explain it, would be to talk about campaigns from a protective of being bottom up or top down. and a personality as public as the secretary is more a matter of our managing the interest in him in cureating a public rollout and one that reaches the readers more interested in the material. or those outlets in the media who are most likely going to start the conversations that the secretary feels is vital. he's very encouraged, remains very encouraged and there are those important

they have had john kerry and al gore. i think in retrospect obama was the upset of hillary clinton on either side. he was the first genuine upset on either side. think back to carter. each of the other elections was predictable on who the nominee would be. or semi-predictable. and who would be well-established are well-known senator where is obama upsetting hillary was astounding. and i think a little bit of a hint on what was to come on the republican side, not to compare them but in terms of voters being sufficiently willing to take a gamble to not reward experience, to not go for the next in line, on the republican side was john. so, i think we are in a new era. obama was a foretaste of it, the upset of clinton but we are in a more volatile area. and so, my main advice is do not assume the rules we have learned, people might eight going to her looking through the 90's and 2000 and predictable races in those holes in politics or of the next few years. you can see a lot of evidence of that. i think it is unusual. voters

when they detained the navy sailors, john kerry's response was thank you. we paid ransom on the palette of cash to get the hostages back. this is n new to be misled but another thing to add to the list as evidence tt before, during and after the negotiation that america got played. when barack obama got played, all of us got played as a result. >> harris: you mention john kerry, the former secretary of state. he acknowledged some of the money that was given to iran might be used for terrorism in one way, shape or another. also gasoline on the fire. thank you, congressman. good to have you today. >> thank you. >> harris: the department of homeland security release new statistics at arrests at the border. they are up for the third month in a row. in the month of may, u.s. border agents arrested 50,000 migrants accused of trying to enter the country illegally. william la jeunesse is on the story from los angeles. william? >> the president's effort to shut the down or illegal immigration is a work in progress. why? most of those caught in may were on the way be

and john kerry well i mean i live for him and i get where he was good. student time and of course i give you my jersey when i was in washington on and on all day and i said this is great can i play to put in the same to you melissa. welcome maybe. and then i thought to pick up here are about the situation he said his great idea but. i don't know how to escape and i said listen i if you're gonna make the decision to know how to scale a safety issue fifty eight then you know you're still young guy explain everything and he said ok and i want to start scathingly all of it but. it's going to be good promotional the game if people like the copper could start united with the internet his first step when i see areas progress i'm going to and i and i could game and of course united. for us is a good chance not only. to make the assume around harper also to to bring attention and to do knights big names the in the politics and in the sports and the russians are generally really good that when it comes to the arctic's i think that they has invested a lot in playin

john kerry got approved almost unanimously and people in the senate didn't like john kerry. hillary clinton got approved almost unanimously. republicans didn't feel she had the right policies but you fall for secretary of state because you want somebody qualified that the president selected and will support the president's policies. he was elected fairly and honestly under the system to carry out certain policy and he is allowed to take us cabinet. mike pompeo is probably the best example of the resistance we are seeing but even ifee you take it down aa level. when i was nominated to be secretary of labor there was a general the named at the zealous who is as the chow recommend to me to pick us assistant secretary which i wouldn't. i wanted to nominate him. was nominated,a we talked. i recommend to them that and he selected pat to be his number two. i thought pat would be approved by may or june. with alex selected him i think alex thought the same thing by may or june we would have somebody who could help him who really understood the system ane the department. he got appro

remember the group against john kerry, vets for truths. that i sean hannity is the next target of the deep state. wow, it is great to know that corrupt officials with the backs against the wall and desperate people who desperate things and are powerful tools of intelligence are now going after me? okay. really? so sadly after all we have learned, now we have jerome's rediction. it doesn't surprise me. we the united states of america, are we the former soviet union or venezuela. i will never stop ever. here to brake down the damming new report. john solomon. good to see you, sir. quick question, you think that corzy could be right? >> i hope not. i hope that people stay within the law at all times. >> sean: having been told that certain things happened to you. >> there are times people have raised questions about reporters like myself surveiled and the fbi intercepted my mail ten years ago and there is a public record after the f.b.i. taking my meal before 9/11. >> sean: if that is the case, then people who are trying to get to the truth an

bank, if they refused to help, secretary of state john kerry will call them, which will drive the bank nuts, your reaction. liz: >> if it did happen. it seems it did, then there are people who need to be fitted for orange jumpsuits, this is a breaking of the law, intentional, deliberate attempt to break the law and mislead the american people as well asly to congress, and violate the law whether it diagrams to banking and business with the irans, it is breaking it and lying about it. plane we need to have mueller turn his attention to something serious. liz: did they purger themselves before congress? >> absolutely, they say something, they know it not to be true. this was not a mistake. i get that, but this is an intentional attempt to mislead congress, and lie to them, they knew congress would never approve violating saptions thatt were part of u.s. law at the time. liz: your reaction to trying to help iran access u.s. banking system. >> there was no oversight going on from senate, bob corker was a part of the iranian deal, he is as last couple of days, been hammering president trump

remember the group against john kerry, vets for truths. that i sean hannity is the next target of the deep state. wow, it is great to know that corrupt officials with the backs against the wall and desperate people who desperate things and are powerful tools of intelligence are now going after me? okay. really? so sadly after all we have learned, now we have jerome's rediction. it doesn't surprise me. we the united states of america, are we the former soviet union or venezuela. i will never stop ever. here to brake down the damming new report. john solomon. good to see you, sir. quick question, you think that corzy could be right? >> i hope not. i hope that people stay within the law at all times. >> sean: having been told that certain things happened to you. >> there are times people have raised questions about reporters like myself surveiled and the fbi intercepted my mail ten years ago and there is a public record after the f.b.i. taking my meal before 9/11. >> sean: if that is the case, then people who are trying to get to the truth an

the group against john kerry, vietnam vets for truth. he said yours truly, that i, sean hannity am the next target of the deep state. it is great to know that corrupt officials with backs against the wall and desperate, desperate people and have the most powerful tools of intelligence are now going after me? okay, really? sadly after all that we have learned and now we have gerome's conviction that it doesn't surprise me. are we the united states of america or former soviet union or be venezuela? i promise you one thing, i am never stopping ever. here to break down the damning new report is john solomon. you think korzy could be right? >> i don't know. i hope not. i hope that people stay weapon the law at all times. >> sean: have you been told by people certain things are happening to you? >> there are times when question raised questions about reporters like myself being surveyed. and the f.b.i. did illegally intercept mine mail. and there is a public record of the f.b.i. intercepting my mail before 9/11. >> sean: if that is the case, p

a very nice man running against john kerry. it was kerry's first race. i ran into then senator kerry and after losing presidential campaign. so this must have been '05, '06. we were making conversations. and he remembered the validation vaguely that i had some massachusetts connection and sort of harvard connection. weren't you there at some point when i was maybe lieutenant governor. and i said, yes, i remember you coming to some dinner with him and a large group. and i said i remember, well your first senate race in '84. and he sort of beamed. and i said of course i voted against you. [ laughing ] >> and maybe you're not aware of this, but john kerry does not have a great sense of humor. [ laughing ] >> so i said, you know, he looked at me. and i said -- notit wasng personal. i was just a republican. having won the race by 12 points or something anyway. and he looked at me and said bill, you know, my opponent was not really well qualified for the position. [ laughing ] >> gee, lighten up, senator kerry, you know. and then, of course, as a loyal republi

we don't want to be weak like the obama administration was or like the very bad negotiator john kerry. >> seems like another lie that we heard about this deal. we heard about any time anywhere inspections. that was a lie. there was no access to the financial system of the u.s. that was a lie. >> and after the deal was done after this rolled on, you had secretary of state john kerry and other administration officials in europe telling european banks, please -- i'm paraphrasing -- please do business with iran because they were trying to get the iranian economy started when -- in this case, u.s. financial institutions were not doing and could not do business with iran. it's important to point out, as you said, two u.s. banks said no and refused to do this transaction. this is why pulling out of the i ran deal, american businesses largely expected this. it was not a treaty. it was not ratified that way. you had boeing that cut a deal with iran. it's europe and the businesses there quaking in their boots because they rushed in. the americans refused to step up and it's worth pointing that

i voted for the republican senate candidate running against john kerry. say i voterrupt to against kerry. we were making conversation. the politician vaguely and i had massachusetts connection and he said what you there at some point when i was lieutenant governor? i said yes, i remember you coming. i said i remember your first senate race in 1984. i said of course i voted against you. but john're not aware kerry does not have a great sense of humor. [applause] he looked at me and i said it was nothing personal. i was just a republican. said bill,t me and my opponent was not qualified for the position. senatorke, lighten up, kennedy. as a loyal republican, i voted for to o'neill at the congressional level even though it was hopeless. this was pre-internet obviously. kerry had one but i remember asking my wife as we were having breakfast, what happened in that congressional race in the district? i am curious how many votes republican running against him got. susan looked at the globe tables , election tables and said i had to tell you this. there was no re

the john kerry zone. what if it's tomorrow. lent laerng bun water. 67 here and income new to ka ka here after wld the bridge on 59 just a tinying slow, and you can say they're just not very blll. no big p there. a look at orlando rolling along well. iper and outer loop. eun. >> melissa, thank you. 4:. you call 911 from your iphone emergencyil servicesbe able to see exactly where you are located. the new feature is part ofhe next iphone operating system. the feature elizabeth give out morenformation than your phone already does. apple simplylaims the locations will be more accurate. >> now, one criticism of the feature is that the information about only go to the 911 call center does not the individual responders? >> tired and rundown. a lot, right? >> for a lot of people it's a f persisteling that's attributed to being overworked owner chessed out. >> it may also be a sign something more serious. the officer says being excessively tired when you wake up or havinil an iny to concentrate or the things you are interested in could

but john kerry you know i'm doing well i'm just going through these transcripts we finally got them in now we can start going forward with the appeal at ever own pocket elbel they hired florida defense attorney jaya bologna to work on wyler's appeal. my crew and i are headed down to orlando to talk with giant learn more about wallers case. the unbelievable case you know i have children i have two daughters and if i felt like children or my wife being threatened i'd want to protect myself whenever you have a jury listening to family members usually one time to tell the discreditable members is being bias so it came down to a story of a lever says the boyfriend well the boy's own story you have a saying that someone's pointing a gun in their face and shooting it and there's both a hole that lines up so i think the jury just decided to discredit the self-defense and believe boyfriend at the time of the shooting the boyfriend who's name we've agreed to keep it not amisse was dating sarah while her sixteen year old daughter was the jury aware firing a gun could result in a twenty year sente

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ownership a sense that things are ours today things are not ours if things were ours how come john kerry came to kabul in twenty fourteen to raise two hands make one the president out of the chief executive what business did he have to be doing that you remember in the two thousand and nine elections in afghanistan when i was the candidate the americans came and asked me to do the same thing have a chief executive. when i said no they said well you have lost it that in effect i have to guess and i have to say that they were the same accusations against you because you were installed by the united states enough got in and you don't care and i'm aware and yes even if you don't win yes i wonder just how and why the united states and the board process but the afghan people accepted it. that was a particular situation where the taliban were defeated the international community the entirety of the international community came on board iran was on board an opponent of the us russia was on board had a lot of defense so yes china was on board the saudis were on board and the afghan people accepte

former secretary of state john kerry expressing concerns. me now is christopher dicky, world news editor with the daily beast. christopher, good morning to you. are nato leaders concerned about this summit? >> oh, they're very worried, indeed. i think they are afraid that trump is going to give away the farm. he's already talking about breaking up nato or withdrawing from nato. he's also attacking the unity of the european union with a vengeance. and they basically feel that the united states is no longer a reliable ally. whereas putin is a reliable enemy. >> and christopher, axios is reporting that during president trump's private -- he was privately trashing nato to g7 ally necessary canada. he said nato is as bad as nafta and crimea probably should belong to russia because everyone there speaks russian. are the world leaders expecting a repeat of mr. trump's behavior during and after the summit? >> yeah, i think they probably are expecting something like that. he may actually believe these things. that's really a disturbing notion. he's n

john kerry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. our current shortfall remains no in excess of two hundred fifty million u.s. dollars the agency providing aid for five million palestinian refugees faces a funding crisis. a desperate rescue effort as diverse search a flooded cave in thailand for a trapped football team of points. i mean visaged private parts of paris where some of france as world cup stars grew up and a new generation hopes to follow in their footsteps. they were all skeptical weapons watchdog has opened a special conference at the hague the meeting was requested by the u.k. after a nerve agent attack against a former russian spy and his daughter and her western powers want to give the organization greater power but russia and iran are expected to oppose the change so on a day ago reports i'm sure that. young children being treated often the parents nerve agent attack in syria the devastating effects all too obvious as the deadly compound was reportedly dropped over the proceeds city of duma and april just one of a n

east is not received here in the congress and a little bit deeper this time there in the senate john kerry is going to be the most difficult the numbers tire i really really bad at the moment but where we are we're doing these like step by step a green revolution has taken over large sectors of argentina society they have managed to convince lawmakers that legalizing abortion is a matter of public health that urgently needs to be addressed that is how will win a situs. the trumpet administration has released six and a half million dollars in aid for organizations in syria including the white helmets botha's ruslan jordan explains it's only a fraction of what washington had initially promised. on thursday the trumpet ministration announced that it would be dispersing six point six million dollars to the syrian white helmets those are the volunteers who have been trying to provide emergency medical care to the people caught in the cross-fire of the little seven year old syrian civil war this money is going to be just first legally to accounts that the white helmets can access so that they ca

he says he's not received here in the coming days in that they put his time there in the senate john kerry is going to be most difficult the numbers tire i really really bad at the moment but what we are we're doing these like step by step a green revolution has taken over large sectors of argentina society they have managed to convince lawmakers that legalizing abortion is a matter of public health that urgently needs to be addressed and that is i will just see that when a site is. tomorrow. senior research a for human rights watch she says that women need to have a biggest say in argentina is abortion debate maternal mortality main cause in argentina is abortion according to official statistics so this has become a debate that's not about feminists taken an issue to congress it's an issue of concern for a lot of people in society and that will remain on the agenda as this bill goes to the senate we can all disagree from an ethical and religious or biological perspective when life starts but what the law as it stands today does is impose one view over the other what we need to do and this

least he's not received here in the company and a little bit they put his time there in the senate john kerry is going to be the most difficult the numbers are i really really bad at the moment but what we are we're doing these like step by step a green revolution has taken over large sectors of argentina society they have managed to convince lawmakers that legalizing abortion is a matter of public health that urgently needs to be addressed that is i will want to cite is. hair on al-jazeera us for a fraction of the money as promised to the syrian human rights group the white towel nets. and the un's belief this warning gets about the risk climate change poses to the planet. however weather set fire across the middle east lots of hot sunshine plenty a showers to further north just around the caucasus just pushing up towards the caspian sea the black sea scattering a sadness has to go on through the next few days and just around the edge of him allows to see some wet weather coming in here on friday forty celsius in baghdad forty one there for kuwait city rather more pleasant twenty seventh of

and john kerry with his arm on a chair chatting to other officials there the press being told very firmly where they can go and where they can't go but we will i think in the next few minutes see a signing then are we going to see more words interesting if we get words from both sides from both leaders and obviously we're going to know that very soon. one of the questions will this statement touch upon a standing kind of mechanism for talks contacts to continue going forward james. we know that in some of the proprietary meetings and there be meetings going on in singapore here for weeks meetings going on in the demilitarized zone between north and south korea between the u.s. and north korea there have been the meetings that happened in new york and washington d.c. and they've been the visits by secretary of state pompei over to pyongyang so a lot of different engagements among those engagements we understand they have discussed down the line whether they would have diplomatic relations going forward because at the moment there is no embassy in each other's country most countries have di

what did john kerry and obama know? what did they do with this phoney information? when is the media going to start talking about this? what i next shoe to drop in all of this? we have more to come in the biggest political scandal in your lifetime. you are at the forefront of seeing it. sean spicer joins us. dr. sebastian gorka and monic crowley. sean spicer, let's go to the absolute venom of people on the left and the lack of coverage of the biggest story in their lifetime and the lack of telling the american people about obama's separation policies. >> well, i thought your monologue was spot on. it's unbelieve that the left says and does and gets zero coverage. the media agrees with it. they ignore it and in some cases they re-tweet it or like it because they forget people can see those tweets. it's amazing the lack of outrage. you pointed out the peter fonda tweet. there are so many more that make threats. there is zero coverage. anything done on the right by the president or any of his supporters is called out and has to be denounced. the way in which they view

that means john kerry knew. that means probably obama knew.nting to barack obama and company. >> after the first dossier's first memo they meet on the phony evidence. three weeks later the fbi opens its investigation and only thereafter do they start looking into papadopoulos. >> sean: and now we know the time line is off. last word from dan and dr. gorka. >> i think the next shoe to drop is the information on russian dirt on hilary was cleared out and who pishushed it in and tha will will be next shoe to drop. >> sean: dr. gorka. >> suspect number one is john brennan and he wouldn't have moved a muscle unless obama knew as well. >> sean: boom. okay. it's all collapsing and they are turning on each other. mccabe, comey. it will be a circular firing squad. >> and peter strzok and lisa page. >> i have it here i just can't show it today. jessy waters has something to say on the comments on ivanka trump and the double standard in this country. stand by for more balance. picking the right style takes time. one picky customer shouldn't take all your

president to tell kim jong-un if he were to violate this deal, the basic agreement, i'm sorry, as john kerry said to the ayatollahs when they took our service members prisoner in the persian gulf. i'm sorry. you know, it's still one of the great nonsectors of diplomacy. >> president trump won't be sending james taylor over to strum "you've got a friend." lou: i like the way you think. i love that. the midterm elections, the trump effect is working. it's straightforward but apparently paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, the republican party, at least they're represented by the leadership on capitol hill don't get it. ronna mcdaniel, the chair of the rnc, she gets it big time. >> well, i think most everybody who voted for donald trump, and many who didn't but now who say, i didn't vote for the guy but by golly, he's delivering on his promises. he cut taxes, restored america's place in the world. he's creating historic agreements. we've cut regulations, businesses at a all-time high. a guy said today we're making more money today than we ever had in the business. he he's in the transportation business.

yesterday, you sat down with former secretary of state, john kerry at the aspen ideas festival.ussian leader. >> what are the risks of a one-on-one with vladimir putin? is it good for them to be talking? >> it depends on how prepared he is, what his agenda is, what he hopes to get out of it, whether he knows what he wants out of it, whether or not he can explain to people why it is he praises vladimir putin while attacking our allies. in principle, i'm in favor of meeting with president putin. i met with him more than anybody in the obama administration. what makes it different is the g7 meeting that took place, the rancor within our allies and suspicions. that is not the way to approach a summit with president putin. the way you approach a summit is to have done your homework with those nations, build up an agenda they support and understand and go in united. >> a loaded answer. he raised a lot of questions and i think we can -- i think we can deduce this is going to be a meeting that could cause a lot of concern about exactly what president trump's real connection is with russ

john kerry or john mccain, two different people politically and temperamentally but bonded in the experienceing with former adversaries and you don't make peace with friends. you make peace with enemies. >> as the father of a young girl, is it all going to be okay? it's all going to be working out my daughter will come here in five years, ten years have a bowl of noodles and the world will be a better place. >> i think progress is not a straight line. there are going to be moments at any given part of the world where things are terrible. but having said all that, i think things are going to work out. >> thank you so much. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> there aren't a lot of chefs get to sit down and interview the president of the united states. but the reason i think that president obama wanted to sit down with tony in vietnam had nothing to do with the food. it was to talk about again, life. >> antingly interviewed a guy named boris in an episode in russia who was a critic of the regime. he was good at picking people who were in the cross hairs of bad guys. >> so we were supposed to be dining at

and when you come to a place like vietnam and you former americans d vietnam vets someone like a john kerry in their experience of eating with their former adversaries and you don't make peace with your friends. you make peace with your enemies. >> as the father of a young girl, is it all going to be okay? my daughter will be able to come here in five years, ten years, she'll be able to have a bowl and the world will be a better place? >> heck, yeah. i think progress is not a straight line. there will be moments in any given part of the world where things are terrible, but having said all of that, i think things will work out. >> thank you so much. cheers. >> there aren't a lot of chefs that get to sit down and interview the president of the united states, but the reason they think president trump wanted to sit down with tony in vietnam had nothing to do with the food. it was the talk about, again, life. >> anthony interviewed a guy named boris nemtsov, a critic of the regime and he was really good at picking people who were in the crosshairs of bad guys. >> so we were supposed to be dining

[laughter] john kerry is so wooden that termites consider him an all-you-can-eat buffet. i am relieved. peace is more attractive than more. yet some of the left would feel worse if there was a drug. >> first, tonight headline, president trump says there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. >> i miss the fear. >> what now? >> the fear of imminent nuclear war. do you remember when everyone was telling us our lives were in danger? it gave me a rush. >> that is pretty [bleep] upped, dude. >> are you bummed that you can't be afraid anymore? >> i think i was feeding of the paranoia. >> you need catastrophic. >> will make america afraid again? >> no, just you, sourpuss. it's a stimulant that reactivates your brain fear receptors giving you that hysteria you crave. use it on the go. >> i don't feel it working yet. >> hello, tom. >> why did you do that? >> no, you are sneaking up on me. >> it's great to see you outside again. what? we are outside? that is where nuclear war happens. >> catastrophic minor be for everyone but be sure to consult your doctor. >> have you see

you might think the pnnel, secretary john kerry, you had trust in him. conservatives did not. think you're seeing the mirror image. republicans will say a trust president trump. i think he knows what he's doing. he didn't get it all in one day. we didn't expect that. they also respect the people at work for him. john bolton, mike pompeo. on the other side it would be backorth. i think when it comes to the cost tomericans to have our troops in south korea and in the region and to do these exercises, it's not just input out. it's not a lost cause. it's in our strategic national interest to have a presence there. you don't want to have to ramp it back up. there's always dangers lurking around the corner. >> kimberly: dana brings up a good point about some of the tribalism about it. there's people who trust president trump. perhaps they looked at the of what he's promised and what he's delivered. is it okay to be optimistic about having good outcomes? trust but verify. >> jesse: what happened during the obama administration, billions of cash to the ayatollah. they had a really bad

they got a hold of john kerry and biden, front runners with a combined age of 289, held together by brylcreemt good for them. they have the charisma of driftwood. they nee s young. to his credit though -- what's this guy's name? >> sandra: democrats don't even like him, the headline is democrats must reject robert schultz, he is the quintessential corporate democrat. they don't like him because he is a business guy. >> greg: at the democrats idea of work is painting a protest sign that says, don't work. their idea of affordable housing is an overpass. you seem california. he is a breath of fresh air but i don't know if he's got the persuasive document that trump does, because that'sornt >> this next story, have c see lot. tch is with us. >> he's deaf. >> i'm not deaf, i just can't stand listening to her. >> sandra: it's true. animals are having conversations all around us and some of them probably think -- >> greg: some right wing humor for but it can be interesting what they are talking about. they mentioned in the article that naked mole's speak. what are they saying? who cares what a naked

former secretary of state john kerry shared his worries with our own chief foreign affairs correspondentndrea mitchell. >> what are the risks of a one-on-one with vladimir putin? is it good for them to be talking? >> it depends entirely on how prepared he is, on what his agenda is, on what he hopes to get out of it, whether he knows what he wants to get out of it, whether or not he can explain to people why it is that he praises vladimir putin while attacking our allies. >> their concerns may be heightened even more with comments like we heard from the president last night in fargo, north dakota. >> last year with the european union -- and we love the european union. we love the countries of the european union. but the european union, of course, was set up to take advantage of the united states, to attack our piggy bank. sometimes our worst enemies are our so-called friends or allies, right? >> with us to talk about all of it, andrea mitchell, host of andrea mitchell reports. she's with us from aspen tonight, where she hosted that conversation with secretary kerry. rick stengel is back w

the people of iran rise up for over a week, and then we get to a point where president obama and john kerrythe europeans and the iranians and the russians. $150 billion flows into this country, not to mention $1.7 billion in ranson money, and the controls of what iran is going to do are either nebulous or really nonexistent and iran is guaranteed to have nukes in a decade. president is universally criticized in europe, almost universally criticized by the american media. what do you make of this? >> i don't get it, and i can tell you having spoken to hundreds of syrian americans many of whom are democrats who voted for obama would never do so again. they were so upset how at the altar of the iran deal, we handed over everything, we abandoned our allies from the 20th century which are the governments of saudi arabia, egypt, et cetera, and handed them money that we lied to the iranian people were obama in videos was telling the iranian people this money will help their economy, and this year, january 1st, when the revolution started, this green revolution, it's not just in tehran, the revolut

always brought someone like he was a guy standing on the stage next to bill clinton or al gore or john kerry and he was so ingrained in the democratic party. he voted for bernie sanders in 2016 in the primary in pennsylvania. he found himself about midsummer taking a look at this race and saying i've got to go with trump because the democratic party -- they just are not there for the working people. he had been in charge of all the working people in his county. he'd seen the economic devastation and what president trump on inauguration day said what did he call the -- >> forgotten many women. >> he also said there is carnage. he said there was carnage in america and people laughed at him and i was on several panels where people were making a joke about it but there is carnage out there. the ed harries of the world sought. they were trying to save it. they decided that he made a very strong decision that he was going to flip and leave the democratic party behind. for someone that ingrained in the party that was so remarkable for me to see the change in him. the sky was incredibly successful i

clinton, it's the fact that the only wildcard they have right now, is eric holder, and he makes john kerryscious. he has the charisma of balsa wood. >> i like eric holder. >> can you like him but his legacy, if you call that it, is fraught with problems or complications. >> i don't see it that way. republicans in congress attack the first african-american attorney general in a way that was so unfair. >> it's always about race. >> dragged him down. >> they dragged him, hemmed him in contempt of congress for the made-up -- >> might not have been about race. >> nothing was made up, there was a guy dead at the border. >> eric holder didn't kill him. >> but he covered it up. >> the investigation? >> bologna. >> stay right there. the fastest seven is next. ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ just say the words ♪ and we'll beat the birds down to acapulco bay ♪ ♪ it's perfect for a flying honeymoon they say ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ but mania, such as unusualrder can changes in your mood,able. activity or energy levels, can leav