. >> john king and dana bash are joining us as well. hn, she was very, very protective of her husband and her family. >> and yet she was an open minded, forgiving person. the fact that bill clinton became so close to the bushes tells you everything you need to know about barbara bush. that have campaign, she was bitter. during that campaign, she didn't think much of him. i got an angry phone call. a phone call to me once after i wrote something, the casper weinberger had come out. i won't get into all the details but said at the time he was trying to attack the governor of arkansas, bill clinton, as not being a truth teller, not being a man of character, this undermined that. his own friend saying wait a minute. i got a call from a campaign official, on the campaign trail in 1992, yelling at me about that story i wrote. then i had to hold on. for about 30 seconds she came on the phone and she said how dare you compare my husband to that -- i won't repeat the words -- about the governor of arkansas. then they lost. she was bitter. they we

to the left is -- yeah, to the left is john king senior housing. i've got photos of elders walking down the middle of the street and they've got nowhere to go in the area. here, it shows how it's flat there. here's another view from the site, another view. one thing that came up was there's maps of most important views in the city, and they're graded as excellent, good, and average, something like that. ours are only average, and this is one of the few areas where we have views from public space. otherwise, it's all housing or it's too steep to get to the site, and -- what else? any way, i'll finish early. give you guys a break. these are the children i work with. i want you to remember them because they're the ones we're speaking for today, and i'm going to leave that there while our other speakers speak. [applause]. >> there's no applause. >> thank you. are there -- we will now open it up to public comment. are there any members of the public who'd like to speak in support of the appeal? this is your time now. >> hi. i'm phyllis chiu, and thank u

"inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. the markets don't like it and farmers don't like it. but president trump says a little pain is worth it if he can force china to be a more fair trading partner. >>> plus tough new sanctions sure to anger vladimir putin. the investigation targets russia and names putin as an oligarch. >>> and scott pruitt just might have friends in all the right places. >> i'm sorry, i couldn't hear your response earlier about scott pruitt. >> about pruitt, i think that scott has done a fantastic job. i think he's a fantastic person. i believe -- you know, i just left coal and energy country. they love scott pruitt. they feel very strongly about scott pruitt and they love scott pruitt. >> we begin an hour of turmoil on wall street. the president is threatening china with a whopping $100 billion in additional tariffs. the dow down, you see it there, around 330 points. investors are rattled about talk of a trade war. farmers are rattled, too. but listen here, the p

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. > >>>ie m >>> emanuel macron is in the white house today. >>> do we live in the age of trump trumps all. >>> the confidence of scott pruitt. the white house insists all is fine. >> that's not my question. my question is, keeping scott pruitt in place, is that really draining the swamp that made the headlines given the optics of the days of tom price in the day? >> there is a revolving door between lobbyists and this administration. there is more work we can do, we will accept that, but i think scott pruitt is doing a good job and we look forward to keeping him there as epa administrator. >> we begin the hour with a dance of delicacy, a dance likely to dominate the white house this week. emmanuel macron is due to land soon. he will be testing his friendship with trump on the iran deal. there is really no choice. >> our relationship with iran, no. but for nuclear, what do you ha have? i don't see it. i don't have any plan b for nuclear against ira

"inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. president trump says any hope for a deal to protect the dreamers is dead. his tweets show several supportive acts, but he also shows his advisers in his thinking and his tone. >>> also they may be planning a meeting with vladimir putin at the white house. don't count on it, but it's a shock that we're here at home and critical analysts are in europe. >>> and the president trump egg roll. >> all of you in the audience, i want to say thank you. this is a special year. our country is doing great. you look at the economy, you look at what's happening. nothing is ever easy but we have never had an economy like we have right now, and we're going to make it bigger and better. >> an awesome picture. back to that later. the president today says any hope of protecting the so-called dreamers is dead. and he's blaming democrats and threatening mexico. the president's tweet storm is wrong repeatedly on the facts. the bigger question, though, is why. why twee

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. president trump's team says they're not starry-eyed about the prospect of north korea giving up its nukes. south korea's leaders say it's proof to them that mr. trump deserves the nobel peace prize. >>> ronny jackson is still on the job in the west wing. after losing his chance to be va secretary, is he also out as the president's personal physician? >>> the president talks tough as a caravan of immigrants arrives at the u.s.-mexico border. is he about to allow the increase of a number of people in to help the american farmers? >> we need people to come into the country, do their jobs, help people on their farms and then they get out, they leave. guest workers. don't you agree? we have to have them. we have to have them. we're going to have a lot of things happening, but then they have to go out. then they have to go out. but we're going to let them in because you need 'em. you need 'em. >> more on the president's curious guest worker comments there in just a moment. but we begin toda

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. the epa says it's even wrong to ask the president about a $50 million deal. the president says he's not happy. and the white house can't answer the basic questions about the president's calls for troops at the u.s.-mexican border. but it does have tough words from u.s. democrats that think it's a bad idea. >> if congress is so concerned, maybe they ought to show up and make legislation that would fix these problems instead of blaming the president to do something about it. we would like to see them work in partnership and do something instead of complaining about it. >> i will gladly work with the president when his ideas aren't stupid and detrimental to the united states. >> we begin with that debate and mixed messages from the president about the u.s.-mexico border and the u.s. coming up with plain for a tro-- a plan f troop deployment. here's the odd message today. a morning tweet praising the government of mexico for disrupting a caravan of people making their way towards the unit

i'm john king. the german chancellor is inside the white house this hour. angela merkel's visit with president trump is frosty, the iran nuclear deal just one of their big disagreements. >>> plus a stunning image and an even more likely promise. north korea vow the end of the sif civil war and coming and they vow to remove all nuclear weapons from the peninsula. >>> and 2018's most important senate races. but first they need to sign something for a trump supporter to keep from going to prison. >> the reason the democrats want you out of here is because they think joe manchin will win easily. >> they don't want me there because they know i'm a complete trump supporter and we have to make a change, and they don't want that change to be made unless they're personally benefiting from it. >> back to that story in a moment. a packed hour ahead, including new word that the trurussian fra trump tower meeting says she's an informant. >>> you see angela merkel at the white house with a tough sell. she's the european leader of kpl democracy. she wants the u.s. to stay

i'm john king. thank you for sharing another busy news day with us. the president is described as in a rage. this after federal agents seize records from long-time trump attorney michael cohen, including material from the porn star stormy daniels. >>> plus the pentagon is on the move preparing now. >>> and mark zuckerberg is going to be in the hot seat. let's just say it's not getting a lot of likes from lawmakers. >> the apology tour or contrition sonata will simply no longer work. there has to be a commitment to change the business model. these repeated apologies again and again and again over many years simply fail to excuse the fact that they monetize information, they sell it, and there needs to be rules that protect privacy. >> we begin the hour with the president described by friends and advisers as furious and enraged, but also by one as, quote, clearly a little shaken. the anger is hardly confined to the phone calls the president makes and takes while watching cable news. attorney-client privilege is dead, the president tweeted this morning.

i'm john king. the german chancellor is inside the white house this hour.a merkel's visit with president trump is frosty, the iran nuclear deal just one of their big disagreements. >>> plus a stunning image and an even more likely promise.

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your time with us.ial counsel says there is a big message in today's sentencing of a man caught lying to investigators. and a new court filing highlights possible collusion by the trump campaign chairman. >>> lithuania and astonia are looking for a tougher

john king starts now. >>> thank you, kate, and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your friday with us. one set of memos, two very different takes. trump allies say james comey didn't vindicate the president. others are nervous about what to do to make it all go away. >>> rudy giuliani joins the president's legal team with trademark swagger, suggesting he can get the special counsel to close the books in a matter of weeks. >>> and students across the country staging more walkouts, this time on the 19th anniversary of the columbine massacre. >> and why is it so important that you guys continue to have these events? >> so no one forgets about it. so no one forgets to change the law, that something needs to be done. >> live to new york in a bit for more of those dramatic school walkouts across the country today. first, though, some big developments in the russia meddling debate. now the democrats filing suit against russia and wikileaks, saying that they used the campaign to disrupt hillary clinton's campaign. there is a presence of sorts from bac

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i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. >>> a big retreat today from the president's all-time fixer. he drops two lawsuits to investigate the lawsuit into michael cohen. >>> donald trump said he's already bringing in millions of jobs. do his claims pass the fact check. >>> what makes america great already are people like the texas firefighter who rushed to help when the engine exploded on the southwest flight last wednesday. >> god put us on that flight for a reason. everybody acted and everybody stood strong. there was a family that lost a loved one. i feel for her family. i feel for her two kids, her husband, the community that she lived in. i can't imagine what they're going through. >> remarkable moment there earlier today. amen to that. >>> a first for us today. a big retreat from the president's long-time lawyer and fixer. and a bigger question. should president trump now be worried there are limits to michael cohen's loyalty? cohen today dropped defamation suits against buzzfee

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us.esident trump's team says they're not starry-eyed about the prospect of north korea giving up its nukes. south korea's leaders

i'm john king. thank you for sharing another busy news day with us. president is described as in a rage. this after federal agents seize records from long-time trump attorney michael cohen, including material from the porn star stormy daniels. >>> plus the pentagon is on the move preparing now. >>> and mark

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us.ven wrong to ask the president about a $50 million deal. the president says he's not happy. and the white house can't answer the basic questions about the president's calls for troops at the u.s.-mexican border. but it

"inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king.r day with us. president trump says any hope for a deal to protect the dreamers is dead. his tweets show several supportive acts, but he also shows his advisers in his thinking and his tone. >>> also they may be planning a meeting with vladimir

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i'm john king.ou for sharing your day with us. > >>>ie m >>> emanuel macron is in the white house today. >>> do we live in the

i'm john king.sharing your day with us. >>> a big retreat today from the president's all-time fixer. he drops two lawsuits to investigate the lawsuit into michael

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. the president on the move this hour in florida for a roundtable on taxes. but with so much controversy flowing, here's the question. will the president stick to the script? plus his long-time personal lawyer is due in court shortly and porn actress stormy daniels also showing up. yes, a bit of a circus but also big legal questions as a rattled president tries to find out just what prosecutors know. >>> and a new tweet storm attacking james comey. the fbi director looms large in the other big investigation, threatening the president. >> at least in my experience, he won't criticize is vladimir putin even in private. even in a meeting with three people in the oval office. he is arguing that he gave a good answer when he said, essentially, we are the same kind of killers that putin's thugs are. and that struck me. >> to director comey and the debate over his publicity blitz in a moment, but we begin with today's escalation of a court fight that is full of tabloid and reality tv flavor bu

"inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king.. the markets don't like it and farmers don't like it. but president trump says a little pain is worth it if he can force china to be a more fair trading partner. >>> plus tough new sanctions sure to anger vladimir putin.

john king starts now. >>> thank you, kate, and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king.aring your friday with us. one set of memos, two very different takes. trump allies say james comey didn't vindicate the president. others are nervous about what to do to make it all go away. >>> rudy giuliani joins the president's legal team with trademark swagger, suggesting he can get the special counsel to close the books in a matter of week

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. on the move this hour in florida for a roundtable on taxes. but with so much controversy flowing, here's the question. will the president stick to the script? plus his long-time personal lawyer is due in court shortly and porn actress stormy daniels also showing up. yes, a bit of a circus but also big legal questions as a rattled president tries to find out just what prosecutors know. >>> and a new tweet storm attacking james comey. the

muslims will be banned and throw out all hispanics, the newspaper writer, john king, contacted me from new york. he's a digital reporter and asked my sentiments after hearing that bigotry statement. - right. - so i shared with him my thoughts -- - because the story of captain khan and of your family's sacrifice, was known at this point. - through washington post -- - right. - washington post was publish -- - it was a documentary. - correct. so we were in the system expressing our gratitude and the story of captain humayun khan's serving so many lives even to his own peril but anyways, so that article was published, that article was picked up by dnc and they had done the democratic national convention, national committee, they had picked up that article because they had decided to invite many other will-to-start families. so if you see the convention on monday night, there are a couple of goal-to-start families, on tuesday night on register night. so they had decided that we will invite goal-to-start families and we will pay tribute to our heroes. they picked up that article and decided

space that is a long muskrats proven he can not only deliver but he brings the goods fast but with john king of satellites is one thing the question now is how long will it be before we see actual physical attacks in space well some think it's just a matter of time before american forces find themselves fighting from space we're going this of whether this is the case though not one thing's for sure the u.s. is determine. and to remain a leader in this field the character of warfare has changed in vision a constellation of nana satellites always the predator never the pre and one person unable to contain his excitement is the us president space is a war fighting domain name just like the air and sea we may even have a space force develop another one space course with the air force one of the space schools we have the army the navy now you might think there's no no war regulation on taking things a step too far in space but in fact there is almost a decade ago one hundred seventy eight countries voted on a u.n. resolution to prevent a space arms race only two countries abstained the u.s. and i

i'm john king. shang you for sharing your monday. kim jong un said to have said he will never use nuclear weapons. president trump weighs in on who he thinks should get the credit for this new opening. >> one of the fake news groups this morning, they were saying what do you think president trump had to do with it. i'll tell you what, how about everything? >> that was on the road last night in michigan. top republicans want the president on a tight script. what they got last night is a list of political grievances. >> we have to keep the house because if you listen to maxine waters she goes around saying we will impeach him. we will impeach him. the people said he hasn't done anything wrong. that doesn't matter. we will impeach the president. >> there was a by part son revolt but the president blamed one democratic senator who happens to be on the ballot this year. >> senator john tester, he took a high quality human being and what they said about this great american doctor, what john tester did to this man is a disgrace. >> a lot to

king. both brothers john and robert. they thought he had communist times. of course martin luther king was not a communist. he didn't have carved his toys. he did revolution. martin luther king in many ways was a conservative person. the kennedys were very fearful of the march on washington in 1963. robert kennedy was prepared to cut off the power to the speakers so the microphones and dr. king was not allowed to come to the white house until after the event and worked out safely. i like to. my mind martin luther king with lyndon johnson. linton johnson believed in civil rights. he was martin luther king's great partner after the kennedy assassination. if you listen to the tape recording of lbj calling dr. king after the jfk assassination he says martin, i'm going to need you now. i need your advice. i'm on your side. it's very touching call. they had important beatings. it worked together on the civil rights act, the voting rights act, other things. one of my favorite speeches in american history is totally forgot today. it's lyndon johnson's speech on race

i'm john king. thank you for sharing this very busy friday with us. u.s. officials say they have firm evidence it was a chemical weapons attack in syria, and the administration bluntly calls out russia for lies and cover-ups, saying it is protecting the assad regime. >>> plus the president's personal lawyer asked a federal judge to toss out a warrant the feds used earlier this week to seize evidence that could include audio recordings about the evidence to protect the boss. >>> and he calls the president annett cal liar and worse. it triggers a tweet and a full-scale assault from the petition allies. >> this is president donald trump. as jim comey found out, the president makes his own decisions and has a right to. nobody should get ahead of that or in the way of that. remember, people, we are not under oath when you read these excerpts. >> back to that in a moment. we begin with big questions of truth and justice. some playing out in the court of public opinion, some in the court of law. let's begin with the court of law. a very important hearing today in

john king, it brought back so many wonderful memories of barbara bush. >> just that scene at the end, mother. remarkable. just remarkable moment. i think the words of jeb bush, the words of baker, jon meacham, expressing who she was. jeb bush said she was real. if you wanted to sum up barbara bush in one word, think that would be it. authentic in this age, in this town. a remarkable tribute that jeb talked about. maybe there will be a lesson for the rest of us to remember. the value of being real. >> yes, it was a beautiful moment indeed. kristin, you were once a chief of staff to barbara bush. i noticed you got emotional during the service. >> you know, it was amazing about the service is it reminded me of one of her favorite speeches that she always liked to give titled, faith, family and friends. and the elements of the service, so perfectly tied together, the elements of her speeches that she always expected me to write. there was humor, there were tears, there was, you know, reference to the faith that she had, that put her at ease for making the choice she did at the end of her

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. the white house rallying behind the president's pick to lead the v.a. but dr. ronny jackson faces complaints about his personal and professional conduct and republicans are furious the white house did not do a thorough vetting. plus, big trump administration policies face new court challenges, the travel ban before the supreme court today. and a third federal judge is on record against the white house plan to end protections for the dreamers. and in a big speech to congress, the president of france says this of his touchy-feely bond with president trump. history does repeat itself. >> in 1778, the french philosopher voltair and benjamin franklin met. they embraced each other and kissed each other's cheek. which can remind you of something. >> a little humor there to the policy of that speech in a few moments. we begin with a critical cabinet nomination in trouble, and mounting republican senate anger at the trump white house. dr. ronny jackson is the president's pick to run the vetera

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. it is a remarkable day already here in washington. we're waiting for a news conference, president trump and the french president, emmanuel macron. that press conference scheduled to begin a few moments ago. we will take you there as soon as it starts. but it has been a remarkable day so far. president macron in washington on a crystal clear mission, trying to tackle an ambitious agenda, trying to get president trump to stay in the iran nuclear deal, to counter the civil war there and counter russian aggressions. cnn's abby phillips, john williams of the "new york times," john kirby and politico. there is no question these two leaders have a personal bond, a personal friendship. there are lots of handshakes, lots of talking how great they get along, but first talking past each other on policy. president macron has said repeatedly the world must stay together, must work together to maintain the iran nuclear deal. the president used the word insa insane, he used the word ridiculous, and

"inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics."day with us. president trump tells his national security team he wants to get u.s. troops out of syria, but and it's a big but, he agrees to leave them there for now after being warned isis and iran would be the big winners if they leave too soon. plus, new tariffs in a growing u.s./china trade skirmish and new turmoil on a very nervous wall street. and is this glass half empty or half full? should the president now answer questions from the russia special counsel after being told

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us.resident trump says he did not fire james comey because of the russia investigation. that's the same president trump who, 11 months ago, said he fired james comey because of the russia investigation. plus, the cia director makes a secret trip to north korea, meeting face-to-face with kim jong-un to plan a summit with president trump. and mourning barbara bush but celebrating a remarkable lady. she was first lady, mother of a president, and her oldest son says she was much, much more. >> she was warm and wonderful until you got out of line. then she wasn't too warm and wonderful. she was awesome. we ought to be joyful we had such a wonderful woman in our lives. and two, she passed with such strong belief, and she truly was peaceful. >> more on barbara bush in just a few moments, including a rare conversation with a dear friend, former secretary of state colin powell. but we begin with the president picking new fights on twitter. one with stormy daniels. one with himself. here's the pres

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i'm john king. thank you for sharing another dizzying news day in the nation's capitol.onny jackson is out as the nominee to lead the va and today he's facing tough questions about his ethics and his judgment. plus, he tried the handshake and hug approach but it didn't work. before flying back home, the president of france called president trump's foreign policy decisions on iran and climate change, his word, insane. >>> the president is back and is angry at james comey and the justice department. he even tried to distance himself from his long-time lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, who is back in federal court this hour. >> they're trying to destroy a man. by the way, i did say welcome to washington, welcome to the swamp. there is no collusion with me and the russians. nobody has been tougher to russia than i am. you can ask president putin about that. now everybody knows it's a fix, okay? it's a witch hunt. and they know that, and i've been able to message it. i would gi myseve myself an a-p. i have accomplished, with all this going on, more than any president in the fi

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your sunday. a busy week to talk about. the president worried about the investigation of his personal lawyer and angry that everywhere he turns he sees this. >> i think he has an emptiness inside of him and a hunger for affirmation i have never seen in an adult. instead of making hard decisions by calling on logic or tradition or history it's all what will fill this hole. >> another international leader with trouble back home comes calling. will france's macron fare better than japan's abe. >> we put tariffs on and i'm looking forward to being able to take them off. we have a deficit that is a minimum of $69 billion a year. >> and there is plenty of skepticism. north korea promises two big concessions as the white house prepares for what would be a historic trump-kim summit. >> as you know i will be meeting with kim jong-un in the coming weeks to discuss the de-nuclearization of the korean peninsula. hopefully that meeting will be a great success and we are looking forward to it. >> with us to share their reporting and insi

injured after an explosion at a foxconn factory in chengdu southwest china the father to son from john king but you know he just. walked into that occurred at around seven pm in a polishing woodshop and appears to have been triggered by an explosion of combustible dust in a duct. no one would be surprised that aluminum dust if it's in a high enough concentration and there is an ignition source it will produce explosion and fire this is a hazard which is extremely well known. so the fact that apple suppliers have an explosion and chandu in the plant means that they had very poor housekeeping very poor production processes that's terrible. what's completely unacceptable is that five months later at another plant within the apple supply chain they had another explosion and fire. it's outrageously inexcusable that they had a second one five months later. they set up these supply chains exactly the way they want them they monitor these private chains with exacting scrutiny so they know exactly what's going into their products at every point along the way. here. we have a town hall i fix the gun

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your time with us. the russia special counsel says there is a big message in today's sentencing of a man caught lying to investigators. and a new court filing highlights possible collusion by the trump campaign chairman. >>> lithuania and astonia are looking for a tougher posture against russia's vladimir putin. >>> scott pruitt gets a presidential vote of confidence. rollbacks and constant praise from the boss. >> this is another step. this is another step in the president's regulatory agenda, a billion dollars in savings with respect to over 22 significant regulatory actions that we've been involved in here at the agency. this president has shown tremendous courage to say to the american people that america is going to be put first. >> we begin the hour with a signature moment in the russia special counsel investigation. the first sentencing of someone charged by robert mueller and a new court filing that puts the question of trump campaign collusion with russia front and center. in court today, a dut