. >> i'm john kerry, and i'm reporting for duty. [ cheers and applause ] >> john kerry seemed to solveor the democratic party. the democratic party at that time was seen in political slang as the mommy party while the republicans were the daddy party. the daddy party goes out and fights the war, the mommy party is softer and as some people saw it weaker. and the democrats had to show they were more war-like, let's get a war hero. >> i defended our country as a young man, and i will defend it as president of the united states of america. >> he was able to use his vietnam service as a weapon really against george w. bush. he's able to say when the bell rang in vietnam i said send me. i won a silver star. i won a bronze star. i won three purple hearts. >> there was a time when john kerry's war record seemed untouchable. but in just two weeks a small veterans group has managed to put the senator on the defensive. >> i served with john kerry. >> i served with john kerry. >> john kerry has not been honest about what happened in vietnam. >> he is lying about his record. >> so tough even some

. >> i served with john kerry. >> john kerry has not been honest about what happened in vietnam. >> helying about his record. >> the ads so tough, even some top republicans have come out against it. >> i condemn the ads as dishonest and dishonorable. and i think it's very, very wrong. >> this group of swift boat veterans came up and made it seem like he had exaggerated his exploits. >> the public face of swift boat veterans for truth is that of a salty band of vietnam vets who served at the same time as kerry. but a closer look shows the group has the support of big money republicans in texas, with direct ties to the bush white house and the president's political adviser karl rove. >> the president keeps telling people he would never question my service to our country. instead he watches as a republican-funded attack group does just that. >> it was unfair. it was untrue. but it worked. and kerry lost some altitude because of those swift boat veteran attacks. >> good evening, everyone. we're going to begin tonight with that ever-contentious subject in america today, same-sex marriage. >

john kerry and joe biden. a people from the media then. lawmakers saying peter strzok deserves a purple heart for enduring the hearing yesterday. u something incredible. capital one has partnered with hotels.com to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you have to do is pay with this at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr! i have the chills. because you're so excited? because ice... is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's in your wallet? at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >> point of order. the witness will answer the question. he has been advised not to answer the question. liz: democrats turned the hearing into a circus yesterday. repeatedly interrupting the hearing and the questioning of peter strzok. they even apologized

one, they attacked john kerry. there's no doubt that john kerry was a hero in the vietnam war.ion, nixon had gone to his dirty trickster and recruited somebody to destroy john kerry's credibility. he was a young guy part of something called vietnam veterans against the war. >> you're saying this is in the nixon administration. >> john kerry was, is, attractive and they wanted to destroy this man. and the same guys that participated in that nasty, dirty tricks campaign in the '70s, they came back in 2004 and did it again. instead of us says it's knicnix, it worked. george bush took advantage of the fact about people were confused about same-sex marriage. some states recognized it and he used that to pump upturn out in certain states. his lieutenant got state s s tot same-sex marriage as a referendum on the billion lot. the goal was to get evangelicals to boat for bush and against same-sex marriage. they took a sensitive social issue and used it to divide. >> it's interesting because when you bring that up, it makes us think about what's happening with immigration right now. in t

john kerry and john edwards both voted for the war. - look, i'm not actually a dove.d to want a robust military prop, but i am an expert in presidents who lie, and george bush wasn't telling us the truth. so i knew the administration knew that there was no weapons ass destruction in iraq. [applause] what ianna know is, why in the world the democratic party leadership is sporting the president's unilateral attack on iraq. [cheers and applause] the democrats had basically become like republicans. they wer of moderate republicans. they voted for the war. i'm howard dean, and i'm here tt represent the demo wing of the democratic party. [cheers and applause] ngthe membership was g cheering on--and all the establishment candidates were just stone-faced. party needs to be about changing america, because only by changing america will we win back the white house. [cheers and applause] - and i got a call from a good friend of mine, joe trippi. trippi was his media coultant, and he called me and said, "hey, governor dean is thinking about unning for president. could you set up s

a small veterans group managed to put it on the defensive. >> i served john kerry. >> john kerry haseen honest. >> he's lying about his record. >> even some top republicans have come out against it. >> this group came up and seem he had exaggerated. >> they face that of a salty ban of vets served the same time as scary. but the group has the support of republicans in texas. with direct ties to the bush white house and the political adviser karl rove. >> the president chemos telling people he would never question my service to our country. instead he watches as a republican-funded attack group does just that. >> it was unfair. it was untrue. but it worked. and kerry us lost some altitude because of those veteran attacks. >> we're going to begin tonight with that ever contentious subject in america today, same-sex marriage. >> it's gone now. gay marriage will be an issue in the election campaigns ahead. the supreme court in massachusetts pretty much sealed that deal today. >> by the power vested in me by the commonwealth of massachusett massachusetts. >> i now pronounce you legally mar

the two of you, can't we just -- say something nice about john kerry. >> i care about john kerry. >> d something about president bush. >> he will be unemployed soon. >> i think anyone who enjoyed paying attention to the news and watched "the daily show" will remember john stewart going on "cross fire" and reading those guys the riot act. >> you are doing theater when you should be doing debate, which would be great. it's not honest. what you do is not honest. i will tell you why i know it. >> you had john kerry on his show and you sniff his thrown and you accuse us. >> absolutely. >> you are on cnn. the show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls. what is wrong with you? >> comedians and satire will take on hypocrisy no matter where it cops from. . >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern only on cnn. the next hour of "cnn newsroom starts now. >>> good morning. hope you had a wonderful fourth of july. the big question this morning, can the secretary of state, mike pompeo, get north korea to commit to concrete plans to denuclearize? he is on his way to meet with kim jong-u

the two of you, can't we just say something nice about john kerry, right now. >> i like john.ployed soon. >> anyone who enjoyed paying attention to the news and watched "the daily show" will forever remember jon stewart going on "crossfire" and reading those guys the riot act. >> you're doing theater when you should be doing debate. it's not honest. what you do is partisan hackery. and i'll tell you why i know it. >> you had john kerry on your show and you kiss his throne and you accuse us of hackery? >> the show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls. what is wrong you? >> comedians and satire when done right will take on hypocrisy no matter where it comes from. >> i think the vice president and is his wife love their daughter. i think they love her very much. and you can't have anything but respect for the fact that they're willing to talk about the fact that they have a gay daughter. >> yes, we admire your love for your gay daughter. >> if they've stepped in it, a trusted comic will bring that to the forefront. and i think that that's what people like about

john kerry, former secretary of state. ned, is that hyperbole, or is that accurate? >> it's entirely accurate, craig. john kerry and others who know nato best have consistently made the point that when donald trump compares our nato allies to mooches and leaches, he's not doing the work of the american presidents, president trump's predecessors who set up nato itself. he's doing the work of vladimir putin and liberal leaders around the world who would like to tear nato down. what donald trump doesn't seem to understand is nato is a two-way street. we actually get a great deal out of nato ourselves. nato contributes troops to afghanistan. over the course of the war some 40,000 nato forces have fought and died in afghanistan along with u.s. forces. nato countries host 28 u.s. military bases, saving us some $2.5 billion. of course, famously nato came to our aid after 9/11, and less famously so in the aftermath of katrina, helping to coordinate a rescue mission. craig, all of this is pennies on the dollars, really peanuts when you think about nato's core mission. that's

. >> when i read john kerry's criticism i thought was almost like mad libs where he filled it out without knowing anything was can happen because he said it was humiliating to ask our nato partners to pay their fair share and he was glorifying our enemy, russia, when he was doing the exact opposite. it was probably something more along the lines of allowing russia to overtake crimea and doing nothing. >> which is what john kerry did. exactly. >> i should have said that. [laughter] >> i was just helping you out. what you think about these british protests? are they having any effect. >> i definitely think making someone into the giant baby is the best argument ever and you're definitely going to win. but i don't understand why anyone in america are worried about this nato stuff at all because trump got us paid. he's getting us paid and i don't understand because they might not like him, but if i had to choose between someone liking me and someone paying me, i would probably choose them liking me because i'm desperate for self approval. i understand the right choice would be to choose the m

the panel joins me now, including a woman who worked for john kerry. former state department spokeswoman marie harf is here. we have the author of "dear reader," michael malice. welcome, everyone. i can't believe the president said what he said. >> you know who else said that? the republican chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. the senate voted 97-2 to reconfirm our commitment our nato allies. some of the substance that he raised -- kennedy: are they concerned about what he said or how he said it. >> a lot of the concerns he raised are concerns the obama administration raised and the bush administration raised. we have an architecture here that has kept europe and the united states side by side in the post cold war, post 9/11 fighting together because of the nato alliance. everything president trump does continues to chip away at the alliance. in five years or 10 years or when the next 9/11 happens, having that alliance weakened or as mike lee suggested maybe not in existence. vladimir putin looked at what happened today, and he was happ

people out john kerry not going to federal because of mine or. everything kerry called for. on the campaign trail shimmies have made a few rash promises like bringing the world cup and the lympics to the country and building a high speed train system to controversially chemise is already saying that he has won the election and any other result would prove the poll is rigged whatever his claims analysts say monday's vote will be a close run race with the possibility of a runoff later in september. you have a correspondent under increases in harare this is what he had to say about the. without a doubt we could see the freest and fairest elections in the history of the country for the first time since two thousand and two the european union was allowed to send election up service also the opposition was allowed to campaign even in rural areas but despite all these signs of optimism there's also reason for concern will the opposition really accept the results in case the president wins and how will the powerful military react if there indeed will be a change of power. also ethio

squaring that circle because this bill being introduced right now comes just as he has received john kerry in time minister viktor orban. you know something has talked anti jewish sentiment back home especially of course that campaign is this source that campaign in hungary so how i mean it's very difficult as an outsider seeing what's playing out in israel right now to reconcile these two developments. yeah there isn't much in common i think that urban unfolding will feel at home here we have. people who are getting more and more prison tropic we more people who hate refugees hate the others and netanyahu is riding on this kind of atmosphere. he sent the message since the last elections that the arabs our. israeli arab citizens. in the best case they are not is where it is in the worst case the enemy's. yeah and i have i just have literally ten seconds left unfortunately is there anything that can be done to repeal this law or is it now a fact. this is this is a fact what should be done is to make sure that this statement by the bill will not be implemented on the ground that will not goi

former secretary of state john kerry said it was unleanything . >> i found it to be shocking. i found it to be one of the most disgraceful, remarkable moments of kowtowing to a foreign leader that anyone has ever witnessed. >> we should not that the doj's inspector general already agreed to investigate how the warrants object carter page were approved to make sure proper procedures had been followed. >> any us sign this administration is taking a harder line against russia in the wake of this? >> et yes, but only slightly. secretary of state mike pompeo in a call with russia's foreign minister did call out russia for breaking its cease-fire agreement in syria launching airstrikes that killed civilians in the southwest of the country. >> thank you. >>> a tornado touched down saturday evening in alabama. it damaged mobile homes and knocked down trees and power lines. no serious injuries were report ed. severe storms are expected tonight across the southeast and up the coast in several midatlantic and northeast states. >>> the a sketch is released of a man accused of killing a ca

we get more now from nbc's kerry sanders. >> i'm john schnatter, papa john. >> reporter: tonight papa john is gone. john schnatter stepping down as chairman of the company he started three decades ago in a broom closet in his father's indiana tavern. the controversy stemming from racial slurs he used during a conference call two months ago. schnatter acknowledging trying to justify previous negative comments he made about nfl players taking a knee, saying, colonel sanders called blacks the n word and complaining the kfc founder never faced public backlash. ironically, the call's intent was to prevent future p.r. disasters. schnatter apologizing saying simply stated, racism has no place in our society. >> i don't think there's no coming back from a comment like that. it's been said. you're aware. you're grown. >> reporter: others upset schnatter remained on the board of a company that took a $2.93 billion slice of the nation's pizza market last year. a and so if he uses the n word, ethically -- >> embarrasses everyone in the company. >> reporter: the challenge, his face and name are sy

liz: what you think of obama's cia director saying what he said and john kerry saying what they said? sounds awful but they are not people who trifle in words. if that's what john brennan believes it concerns him. liz: what is your reaction that president trump is using ham-handed rhetoric talking about the immigration problems. what is your reaction to that? >> of course they would catch fire when it comes to president trump but if you look at the actual policies and what he got from the nato summit was more countries committing to funding more money to their defense spending levels and again he was tough on germany. liz: that's what the nato secretary-general said that there increasing spending because of what president trump said. kelsey and -- good to see you. like united way, non-profits like the american red cross, and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepping up to volunteer more .. lls fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. liz: president trump and the first lady leaving a gala di

and now here is former cia analyst and torture was a lower john kerry and our own tyro ventura discussing the intercept stories and failures to properly protect not one but two whistleblowers from government persecution after leaking information to the famed news organisation and. i think that the intercept probably means well i do but they go about it in a very amateurish and ham handed way they encourage people on their website to send them classified documents they. have in christian keys posted so you can you can encrypt your data and send it to the the problem is once they receive that data they handle it in a way that is really irresponsible for example what they do is in the case of of all barry the f.b.i. agent in minneapolis they took the documents that he allegedly sent and then wrote a freedom of information act request asking for exactly those same documents and actually and actually listing the titles of those documents so all the f.b.i. had to do was to go through its databases to see who had printed all of those documents they identified him and maybe two other people then

. >> i'm john kerry and i'm reporting for duty. >> john kerry seemed to solve a problem for the democraticarty at that time was seen in political slang as the mommy party whereas the republicans were the daddy party. the daddy party goes out and fights the war. the mommy party is softer, and as some people saw it, weaker. and the democrats had to show that they were more war-like. let's get a war hero. >> i defended our country as a young man and i will defend it as president of the united states of america. >> he was able to use his vietnam service as a weapon really against george w. bush. he's able to say when the bell rang in vietnam, i said send me. i won a silver star. a won three purple hearts. >> catch an all new episode of "the 2000s" tomorrow. >>> we've got much more ahead. it all starts right after this. crisp leaves of lettuce. freshly made dressing. clean food that looks this good. delivered to your desk. now delivering to home or office. panera. food as it should be. tired of constantly battling lingering smells in your home, like pet, shoe, and body odors? for long-lasting,

secretary of state john kerry put out a statement expressing disgust with that government's decision with batons and bulldozers into the protesters. he said the united states stands with the people of ukraine. this is victoria newland. at the time she was america's top diplomat in europe. she had been in kiev as part of the effort to try to broker a peaceful end to that stand-off. the day after john kerry's statement criticizing the government, saying the united states stands with the people of ukraine, victoria newland herself, one of the top officials in the u.s. state department, went down herself to independence square. into the middle of that ongoing stand-off and started handing out snacks. snacks and good will all around to the protesters, police, everybody got something to eat. she is one of manager's most experienced career diplomats. in the last generation or two, she has been america's top democrat in europe, a spokesperson, america's ambassador to nato. she is a nonpartisan career diplomat who has worked everyone from dick cheney to hillary clinton of she is a heavyweight

thinking or somebody's thinking is telling me this and andrea would say, so i just hung up with john kerry i would go with her source on this one. >> andrea, where did you learn everything that you know about being a great journalists? >> i had really great mentors. you saw some of them. certainly tom and brian and lester and all of my colleagues here at nbc and i learned from you. i learned from watching you guys. watching you at the white house and briefings and when the president wanders out. so peter and kristen, the whole team there, incredible team at the white house and on the hill for us, i learn every day from all of you. >> well, andrea, we just feel so fortunate and so honored to be able to work with you. we love you so much. one of my favorite things about all of those clips we just showed was that picture of you laughing and smiling and i think that's one of the things that the general public doesn't know is we just have so much fun together. we have so much fun working with you. that's something we feel so thankful for. >> working relentlessly. >> and my thanks to all of my p

john kerry as well. i am surprised his name hasn't surfaced a little bit more.e has a book coming out. you might want to add john kerry. >> greg: you planted the seed with al franken and look at what happened to that. >> lisa: cross him off the list. >> dana: what's interesting is president trump will have a record to run on. he will be a known entity to republicans. he's got a 90% approval rating among republicans. he is running so low and he has a record on the good economy. then you have this massive primary were really only 20% of the country is saying we are far left. 20% are saying we are far right. now you see in surveys, 60% of americans are saying i am independent. what happens in the primary, you go so far left, to me, and it gives president trump up pretty good opening to walk right back in. >> jesse: here's where i think the democrats face the hardest challenge. when the tea party was ignited, it was based off policy. bailouts and obamacare and spending. have these great rallies where they cleaned up after themselves, and they had speakers and they t

even secretary of state john kerry, the former secretary of state attacked president trump today forvery conversation and guess what? john kerry opposes that pipeline , so this is all about sort of cross month poly tan liberal politics attacking trump reinforcing this notion that somehow trump is weak on russia when so far he's been stronger on russia than obama ever was, increased the amount of sanctions against that government and now calling on germany and nato who by the way what is nato's mission to be a counterbalance to russia. he's asking these countries to pay more money to fulfill that mission to walk away from this and think trump is sucking up to putin is to ignore reality because it doesn't suit your politics. liz: vince coglianese we love having you on come back soon sir >> thank you. liz: let's get to sun valley, idaho where tech mogul moguls are gathering the heavy hitters in the summer camp for billionaires let's get to deirdre bolton with the latest. reporter: it's a pretty department ever term is it not, liz and that's exactly what's going on here, tech moguls, med

david: the iranian agreement was negotiated by john kerry and barack obama, did you support that agreementcondoleezza: i did not support that agreement. i felt that gave the iranians too much at a time when we had the upper hand and could have gotten more. i also thought the verification means were very weak, so i would not have signed the agreement, but i said i probably would have stayed in it because once you are in an agreement, you don't want to signal the united states turns its back on agreements that are there. it won't be the end of the world. david: let's talk about vladimir putin. you have met him. condoleezza: i have, many times. david: does he speak english? condoleezza: he was teaching himself english, and by the time we left office, he could converse a little bit in english. i know him well. he liked me, actually, used to. i was once with him and he said, russia is only great when it has been run by great men. you think, vladimir the great, is that the message here? he thinks he is reuniting the russian people in greatness and reestablishing russian influence, even if he has

let's walk a clip of mgaret's interview with former secretary of state john kerry for a moment. margaretwhat did you make of president trump's news conference with vladimir putin? secretary kerry: i found it shocking. i found it to be onheof most disgraceful, remarkable moments of kowtowing to a foreign leader by an an american president that anyone's witneed. it wasn't that it was just a surrender, it was dangerous.es the ent stood there and did not defend our country, did not defend theru. robert: margaret, sey kerry, that reflects a lot of angst among former obama officials as they watch this. margaret: it does. this is someone who spent a lot of time negotiating with russia. diplomacy with russia is not a toxic idea to him. that wasn't his objection. it was that the president, standing beside putin, didn't use forceful language and didn't confront and after t fact wit the walk-back, it wasn't believable given that he spoke at length about his belief that all of this is fundamentally a witch hunt and it was intereing to hear secretary kerry describe being in china when presid

former secretary of state john kerry said it was anything but. >> i find it shocking. found it to be one of the most disgraceful, remarkable, moments of kowtowing to a foreign leader by an american president that anyone has ever witnessed. >> reporter: now we should note that the d.o.j.'s inspector general has already agreed to investigate how the fisa warrants on carter page were approved just to make sure proper procedures have been followed. demarco? >> morgan: errol, is there any sign this administration is taking a harder line against russia in the wake of helsinki? >> reporter: yes, but only slightly. secretary of state mike pompeo in a call with russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov according to the state department did call out russia for breaking its ceasefire agreement in syria, launching air strikes that killed civilians in the southwest of the country. >> morgan: errol barnett traveling with the president, errol, thank you. a tornado touched down saturday in clearwater florida, protesters are demanding charges after a parking lot argument ended in a deadl

that's essentially where we are where there was a number of me going around the internet showing john. kerry right because he's now the war going to be if you finish it and he. nightmare we're world peace. you know right he was wandering around in the background of the north korean meeting with kim jong on a looking like he's a little lost new york child somewhere and the same thing he is the one sent to negotiate a summit with putin where just months ago he was saying that you know dialogue with the russians is pointless and. would be to our detriment even to engage in it so. this is all quite interesting to see but you know i've brought this up before on the program repeatedly in the last year the european leaders of the european countries in particular the e.u. they almost essential e campaigned against trump during the election process many many e.u. leaders openly in the worst hillary clinton can you still merkel can you can spell meddling they both start with an m. . and those that did their state media you know completely. you know unabashedly objectively attacked and they're paying f

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five or six years ago, john kerry was talk in coded messages trying to establish a complicated nuclear agreement. they pulled out of that and developed a 12-point wish list of what they would like iran to do. this is about pressuring the iranian government to concess n concession. sanctions are slowly wound up again. european allies pressured to honor them since the u.s. pulled out of the nuclear agreement. iran is struggling to work out how to respond to president trump's all capitals message. yes, president trump was responding to hassan rouhani. saying they should not pull the lion's tail and mother of all wars. and sarah sanders said it was iran that started it. i cannot imagine how we are dealing with this on matters so important as iran. that was backed up by president trump saying he had no concerns at all about potentially inflaming the situation with iran. then john bolton who is national security adviser who said if anything negative was tried by iran to provoke military consequences. we heard about silly diplomacy. we heard the foreign spokesperson say this is the sign of th

and now here is former cia analyst and torture was a lower john kerry and our own tyrell banter and discussing the intercepts recent failures to properly protect not one but two whistleblowers from government persecution after leaking information to the famed news organization and. i think that the intercept probably means well i do but they go about it in a very amateurish and ham handed way they encourage people on their website to send them classified documents they have in christian keyes posted so you couldn't you can. encrypt your data and send it to them the problem is once they receive that data they handle it in a way that is really irresponsible for example what they do is in the case of of all barry the f.b.i. agent in minneapolis they took the documents that he allegedly sent and then wrote a freedom of information act request asking for exactly those same documents and actually and actually listing the titles of those documents so all the f.b.i. had to do was to go through its databases to see who had printed all of those documents they identified him and maybe two other people th

clinton far outpaced john kerry in 2004. do you think what's napping immigration is polarizing but also radicalizing for a more open view? >> i hope so. looking at children in cages and seeing what this administration has been willing to do now to go against undocumented folks, to prove their point that they don't want immigrants in this country, what they are willing to do, if that doesn't show the american people how racism in the administration is, how much we have to do to change that. i don't know what else we can. do we have to show racism and we have to show the issues to the american public as a whole as well. i was so excited. so happy. someone talking about abolishing i.c.e. and talking about working class people. we have to talk about all of it. >> it seemed very clear the president is viewing amping up the mid terms. saying extremely odious things about children, he did an interview with maria. she throws him a softball. how can you bring the country together? his answer is so revealing. take listen and give me y

he detailed how the son of vice president joe biden and stepson of john kerry made a fortune from back from companies connected to the chinese government. deals that were made while biden and kerry were negotiating sensitive issues. at one point vice president biden's son hunter flew with his father on-air force two on a official trip to china and accompanied him to a number of meetings. or one at the same time negotiated a deal between private equity firm and bank of china. the deal was finalized ten days after hunter left china with his father. biden, this is the man who would like to run for president in 2020 and never stops criticizing president trump and his family. what a total hypocrite. what goes for biden goes for all of them. the washington dc establishment is up to their neck in chinese crash and cronism. they talk about russia while selling american out to our greatest enemy. that really the treason. tommy and jason will react to all of that after the break. paying too much for insurance that isn't the right fit? well, esurance makes finding the right coverage easy. in fact

in that position he was the guy always standing on the stage next to bill clinton or al gore or john kerry or michael dukakis. he was so ingrained in the democratic party. he voted for me bernie sanders in 2016 in the primary. he found himself, about midsummer, taking a look at this race and saying i've got to go to because the democratic party isn't there for the working people. he had been in charge and see the economic devastation. when present from on inauguration day, he said there was carnage in america and people laughed at him and i was on several panels for people were making a joke about it. there's carnage out there and the adherents of the world side. they were trying to save it when they decided he made a very strong decision to flip and leave the party behind. for someone that ingrained, that was so remarkable to me too see that change in him. this guy was incredibly successful in the democratic party. it wasn't like he was just some union guy who just worked in the shop. he was in sherman so in the strength of that union. in fact, he went to a trump rally, i was at this rall

trump will buy any amount of bogus news to make a deal that john kerry and barack obama made look liketiation. suddenly he stumbles on something that backs his gut, he will go with it whether or not it is verified or kooky or not. >> he as access to the daily intelligence briefing, the best information in the world in realtime, but he likes to go with partisan cable tv. this is iranian local politics and a discredited news organization that fell for on con stop r-- onion stores befor. is it the same job? >> it is a slightly different job. this merger is almost complete. we have seen a merger between the pro trump hosts on fox and the white house. he said he is a private citizen. they are pushing for him, there is a push from some media for him to lose the job. there is rivalries and criticism how he handled the come prints against roger ailes. there is irony in that in is a very strange thing. we saw an e a experience theory debunked i didn't do. i think it is comforting to think oh, he just didn't now the true, because the a telternativs worse. >> i just want to get back to et headlin

andrea says the left loves her, she treasures israel but so has john kerry and many other leaders iney don't support israel and haven't for a long time. on instagram, if it is a sign she has no clue what she is talking about. mike on facebook says just showing her uninformed ignorance. rob: crime day disaster. jillian: tracy carrasco with our amazon's version of black friday fell flat. >> reporter: thanks to a website glitch, shoppers had a tough time as prime day got underway yesterday afternoon, many experiencing outages, couldn't place their order but met with an error page, amazon standard error page. amazon said they are working on the problem. they also said customers order more items compared to the first hour last year this year so there were a lot of people shopping. there were issues yesterday, prime day goes on until the end of today. rob: i think i did -- >> you probably did. they are offering prime day discounts to people. >> talk about adidas and the war on plastic continues and it is probably a good thing. >> they tried to cut down their use of plastic. by 2024 they wi

here is your former boss tonight, john kerry, administration needs to make it clear that in a million years, this wouldn't be under consideration period. full stop. not something that should require a half second of consultation, dangerous. again, ambassador mcfaul, that's what governments say. were you surprised to not get someone reflectively watching your back from the top of the government at the white house today? >> disappointed i think is a better word, surprised i guess, although a lot of things that come out of the white house are surprising. i was delighted but the weird thing is the dependent clause at the beginning. i can't speak for the white house. they are one govrt. time and time again we talk about russia it appears we have two policies, one policy by the entire government. and then we have another policy by president trump and it just does not serve america's natural interest to have that and something very important, i want to make sure people understand but not batting this away as absurd, the president is suggesting that there is moral e equivalent put out by 12 o

john kerry's model of being secretary of state is anywhere there's a five-star hotel with a five-star restaurant anytime. if you watch what president trump is completing and nato leaders are getting to the level of commitment president bush and president obama asked for and they said yesterday. there's a number of things happening that represent substantial gain partly by force of his personality. >> laura: and he's different from the usual -- i mean, i think there's a lot of smart people that look at foreign relations, booking institutions, all these think tanks spend their lives dedicated geopolitical cal -- geopolitical information and this guy comes oong -- along and says this is ridiculous. you need to cough up more money and why shouldn't we have a better relationship with russia and china is more of a threat. you can't say that -- why? >> first of all, trump is probably the most usual president since andrew jackson in that his personality, his style, his aggressiveness. second, i think what drives the foreign policy establishment crazy is their prestige and their rule in the wo