john king back to read the tea leaves for us .3 when we want more information, we always go back t johnuld toght's results afbt the democrats for the house? >> tonight could be critical to the math in the end. why? one of our question, will the democrats have a candidate against jeff denam. why does that matter? hillary clinton carried this districts. democrats can get it. it's gettable. will they have a candidate? right now they do, but only 36% of the vote come in. unclear if they'll have a candidate. that's one of the races where democrats if they get locked out, it turt hurts their chance. duncan hunter, diane harkey is the republican leading in darrel iss a's district. democrats can get it if it's a blue year. will thf a candidate? right now they do. but only 13% soft vote in. they have a possibility to get locked out here. they may cancel each other out. danahrabacher, yo h, you see some republicans but also a lot of democrats cancelling the vote out. why does this matter? give me a sec to go through ese are the race where is we know the lines are drawn solid democrat,olid republi

let's go back to john king. john? >> anderson, how are you?or brian to come over here and help me with the camera. one of the races we're looking for here, this is the darrell issa district. he's not running for re-election. again, this is one of the seven districts hillary clinton carried in the 2016 presidential election, and so democrats are thinking maybe we have a shot here. the leading candidate is a republican. it looks lik we'll have a democratic challenger in this race. look at all the blue. there's a bunch of republicans, too, because it's open. but you have a lot of democrats candidates as well. at the moment in the issa districts, democrats fighting it out. at the moment there's a democrat in second place here, but this is one of the districts where republicans believe they may have two candidates. we'll count the votes again. this one may not be settled tonight, but the incumbent. that's why the vote is being split among all these candides. some hav stopped campaign, but they're still on the ballot. you see the vote split. this is

john king, 5-4 decision by the u.s. supreme court, this is a big win for the president, even though it is the third iteration of the travel ban, very different than the first iteration when he said on december 7th, 2015, as a candidate, donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country representatives -- country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. this third version is much different. >> much different and here's one coat from t quote from the 5-4 decision, it was never really in dispute, if you're -- this san important victory for the president. it is also an important victory for those who believe in presidential power, and the president's authority to declare an emergency in some cases it also a stunning reminder as you go back to the language of what happens when things are handled inside the white house by a small team, not vetted with the lawyers, you get legal and political chaos, what we got from the travel ban when it was

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i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us.te house is defiant but facing a growing public revolt at its policy of separating families at the border. >>> china up in arms. the president says he's considering another $2 billion in tariffs with china. >>> do you agree that we need to take care of those children? >> we are taking care of those children. your tax dollars -- i appreciate that you're

commensurate to the scale of the problem and interestingly in april the government appointed sir john king meant to conduct a detailed examination of the f.r.c.s. record and decide whether the regulator the regulator itself is affected by conflicts of industries what a mess here discussed a problem including scandals of the accounting world is conservative t.v. and radio commentators the malls rick steves thank you so much for being with us what do you make of this bill lloyd story it's a little bit nutty to me. well it is but i mean it's an overall problem as you said you've discussed a m p g's problems over all you know it's been found that the four big counting for arms have the terror rated in the quality of their of their audits and this speaks to business confidence and people being able to rely on the system and just assume that things are on the up and up if a company is audited that's supposed to be separate and apart one of the suggestions have been that these companies branch off their auditing departments from administrative and consulting department says to avoid conflict of i

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. >>> the president ratchets up his anti-immigration rhetoric. does he really plan to show due process to those crossing the border or is he trying to sound tough after an immigration flip-flop. >>> harley-davidson is taking a big financial hit and now says it has no choice but to move some production overseas. >>> and in civility in america. the president loves inciting his critics but is the left going too far in its counterpunch? the florida attornspeaker asked leave a restaurant or take in a movie. >> if she wants a protest, that's one thing. but to continue this, they're inciting violence. it's not just yelling at someone or cursing at someone in a public place, they were trying to create a fight. so then we went into the movie, and i said, i'm not going to leave. by then there were marked units everywhere, so after the movie they said, do you want to go out the back door? and i said no way. i'm not going to be bullied by them. we're walking

"insid politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing this busy day with us. president trump and kim jong-un make history. the president says he trusts the north korean leader to keep his word. one giant concession from the u.s. side, the president promises an end to joint military exercises with south korea. that catches seoul off guard. china calls for interim sanctions on pyongyang, raising fears that kim will get what he want without giving up his nukes. the president believes he made a significant pitch. >> they have great beaches. you see that whenever they're explodingheir cannons into the ocean. i say, loot that beach. wouldn't that make a great condo? i told him, you could have the best hotels in the world right there. think of it from a real estate perspective. you have south korea, you have china and they own the land in the middle. how bad is that, right? it's great. >> a packed hour ahead, much of it about those high stakes negotiations. president trump on air force i right now on his way home from sing

"inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. a countdown to history. president trump face to face with kim jong-un just hours from now. tons of drama and one defining question. is north korea really willing to give up the nuclear program that defines its regime? plus all this talk of trump and kim, missiles and warheads. 25 million people live in the most secretive nation on earth. what does the singapore summit mean for everyday north koreans? >>> and diplomatic is not a word allies are using to describe team trump this monday. the president ripped up the g-7 communique this week, and then a top aide said there was a special place in hell for canada's prime minister. allies were furious. the white house says, too bad. >> the idea that the president is going to go to g-7 wherever it is, in this case it was in canada, and do the mealy-mouthed talk of perhaps other leaders in the past or even other leaders in industry is just not donald trump. donald trump, very quickly, he took a tiny, tiny

i'm john king. we begin with breaking news. a remarkable confrontation on capitol hill. the house of representatives, the republican house, just voting demanding that the justice department do a better job of producing documents. that after a contentious house committee hearing, a confrontation between republicans and the deputy attorney general principally, but also the director of the fbi. rod rosenstein locked in a public feud with the justice department over their demands that they requested documents into the trump campaign. republicans say rosenstein, the fbi and the justice department are hiding things. rosenstein pushing back repeatedly, at times angrily, at that suggestion. >> i am the deputy attorney general of the united states, okay? i'm not the person doing the redacting. >> you're the boss, mr. rosenstein. >> that's correct. and my job is to make sure we respond to your concerns. i'm telling the truth and i'm under oath. if you want to put somebody else under oath and they have something different, they can respond. >> house republicans also putting the spe

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. a gangbusters jobs report matching a 50-year low in the unemployment rate. is president trump putting a boom in that risk for promoting global outrage with new trade tariffs? >>> responsible at a minimum, respectless to some. the president brings a new hint to those jobs numbers. >>> in pardoning a pundit who knowingly admit he tried to break the law and then tried to hide it, president trump speaks out for the spokesman of the gop agenda. >> the president said, denish, you've been a great voice for freedom, and he said, i've got to tell you man to man you've been screwed. i've been looking at the case. i knew from the beginning it was fishy. but he said upon reviewing it, he felt a great justice had been done, and using his power, he was going to rectify it, sort of clear the slate. and he said he just wanted me to be out there, to be a bigger voice than ever defending the principles that i believe in. >> back to the conversation about the president's pardons in a moment, but we begi

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your sunday. if mueller tries to subpoena us we are going to court. more tough talk from the president's top lawyer as we learn details from a legal memo which they say he is too busy and too important to be bothered by the special counsel's questions and exposes a lie about the president's role in helping his son deal with the russian meddling mess. the singapore summit is on. president trump cautionatize is onis -- cautions it is only a first step. >> i think they want to do that. i know they want to do that. they want other things along the line. they want to develop as a country. that is going to happen. i have no doubt. i think they want to do something. if it is possible so do we. >> from tough trade talk to a trade war. the white house slaps new tariffs on china, canada, mexico and brushes off worries that retaliation will hurt american workers and hurt republican election odds. >> the trade system is a fossil. it's a dinosaur. it needs to be reformed. donald trump is shaking the tree like

i'm john king. you for sharing your day with us. >>> the president ratchets up his anti-immigration rhetoric. does he really plan to show due process to those crossing the border or is he trying to sound tough after an immigration flip-flop. >>> harley-davidson is taking a big financial hit and now says it has no choice but to move some production overseas. >>> and in civility in america. the president loves inciting his critics but is the left going too far in its counterpunch? the

i'm going to hand it off to my colleague, john king. >>> hello, i'm john king. welcome "inside politics." you were just watching there wes adams, the district attorney of anne arundel county. we're watching in the killing of five of its citizens. the police chief moments ago describing this. let's listen. >> within two minutes, they were pushing in on the suspect and starting to get him cornered and not hurt anybody else. to answer the spirit of that question, do i think that the annapolis city cops, the county cops and the anne arundel county sheriff's department saved people's lives yesterday? without question. without question. i'll say this. the fellow was there to kill as many people as he could. >> the chief saying there is no longer an active threat to local citizens, convinced this suspect was acting alone, that after yesterday afternoon's horrific shooting at the capital gazette newspaper. police say the 38-year-old suspect, gerald ram olympics is h -- ramos is his name, now being held without bail. police said they found evidence in his home that he ha

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. the white house is defiant but facing a growing public revolt at its policy of separating families at the border. >>> china up in arms. the president says he's considering another $2 billion in tariffs with china. >>> do you agree that we need to take care of those children? >> we are taking care of those children. your tax dollars -- i appreciate that you're critical of the leadership in this country, but where the hell is the leadership in honduras, guatemala and el salvador. where are those presidents? >> we begin today right there, a big bipartisan revolt against the trump white house just as the president prepares to make a rare visit to capitol hill. lawmakers across the spectrum can't escape the words and the images of children separated from their parents at the nation's southern border. the government tells us that since mid-april, more than 2,000 children have been separated from their parents or guardians. it is part of what the white house calls its new zero tolerance poli

"inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. you for sharing your day with us. a countdown to history. president trump face to face with kim jong-un just hours from now. tons of drama and one defining question. is north korea really willing to give up the nuclear program that defines its regime? plus all this talk of trump and kim, missiles and warheads. 25 million people live in the most secretive nation on earth. what does the singapore summit mean for everyday north koreans? >>> and diplomatic is not a word

"insid politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king.haring this busy day with us. president trump and kim jong-un make history. the president says he trusts the north korean leader to keep his word. one giant concession from the u.s. side, the president promises an end to joint military exercises with south korea. that catches seoul off guard. china calls for interim sanctions on pyongyang, raising fears that kim will get what he want without giving up his

i'm going to hand it off to my colleague, john king. >>> hello, i'm john king.nside politics." you were just watching there wes adams, the district attorney of anne arundel county.

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us.in the unemployment rate. is president trump putting a boom in that risk for promoting global outrage with new trade tariffs? >>> responsible at a minimum, respectless to some. the president brings a new hint to those jobs numbers. >>> in pardoning a pundit who knowingly admit he tried to break the law and then tried to hide it, president trump speaks out

commensurate to the scale of the problem and interestingly in april the government appointed sir john king meant to conduct a detailed examination of the f.r.c.s. record and decide whether the regulator the regulator itself is affected by conflicts of industries what a mess here or discuss a problem including scandals of the accounting world is conservative t.v. and radio commentators the mall's rick steves thank you so much for being with us what do you make of this bill lloyd story it's a little bit nutty to me. well it is but i mean it's an overall problem as you said you've discussed a m p g's problems over all you know it's been found that the four big counting for arms have the terror rated in the quality of their of their audits and this speaks to business confidence and people being able to rely on the system and just assume that things are on the up and up if a company is audited that's supposed to be separate and apart one of the suggestions have been that these companies branch off their auditing departments from administrative and consulting department says to avoid conflict of

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commensurate to the scale of the problem and interestingly in april the government appointed sir john king meant to conduct a detailed examination of the f.r.c.s. record and decide whether the regulator the regulator itself is affected by conflicts of industries what a mess here or discuss a problem including scandals of the accounting world is conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve malls rick steves thank you so much for being with us and what do you make of this deloitte story it's a little bit nutty to me well it is but i mean it's an overall problem as you said you've discussed problems overall you know it's been found that the four big accounting firms have deteriorated in the quality of their of their audits and this speaks to business confidence and were. people being able to rely on the system and just assume that things are on the up and up if a company is audited that's supposed to be separate and apart one of the suggestions have been that these companies branch off their audit in departments from administrative and consulting department said to avoid conflict of interest

i'm john king. live pictures here of president trump and the delegation arriving.hey're in canada arriving at the g7 after dropping a bombshell that escalated already bitter disputes with the u.s.'s closest allies. the president to meet with the group of seven, but it's much more in the framework of 6 plus 1. in come cases, 6 versus 1. everyone else at the meeting mad at the president's new trade war, saying tariffs on steel and aluminum and the constant rhetoric are a combination, leaders say, of bad planning and bad manners. they said g7 should offer vladimir putin a seat at the table again. russia was kicked out because of its annexation of crimea. >> russia should be in the meeting, they should be a part of it. you know, whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run. and in the g7, which used to be g8, they threw russia out. they should let russia come back in because we should have russia at the negotiating table. >> that remarkable statement again as you watch marine i there as the president gets off, that state

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. big news from the white house, and the kremlin. a july trump-putin summit now a go. many traditional u.s. allies in europe see it as another slap in >>> plus, the fbi agent the president sees as proof of a russia witch hunt is on capitol hill this hour. now, we don't know what peter strzok is saying about his texts because republicans decided to keep that meeting private. >>> and the shock of the primary season. a 28-year-old latina who has never run for office, thumps the veteran congressman viewed as the heir to nancy pelosi. >> i would support impeachment. i think that, you know, we have the grounds to do it. making sure that we e need are advocating for the policies to win in november. but ultimately, i think that we need to focus on is assuring that we can, you know, when people break the law, thate have to hold everyone and that no person is above that law. >> we begin right there, with a new name in the democratic forcer. alexandria ocasio-cortez is just 28, a new yorker, a pol

. >>> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics."s and around the world thank you for sharing your sunday. the trump administration says it is making progress reuniting families separated at the border. that follows a giant about face. on the road the president still talks tough. >> if they see weakness they will come by the millions. we have to have strong borders. we are going to have the wall. we have already started it. >>> melania trump sends messages. a jacket

. >>> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." to our viewers in the united states and around the world thank you for sharing your sunday. the trump administration says it is making progress reuniting families separated at the border. that follows a giant about face. on the road the president still talks tough. >> if they see weakness they will come by the millions. we have to have strong borders. we are going to have the wall. we have already started it. >>> melania trump sends messages. a jacket stirs a global debate while her words make clear she disagrees with some of the zero tolerance immigration approach. >> i'm here to learn about your society which i know you have children. and i would like to ask you how to help reunite with the families. >>> and the big election year question, does he help or hurt? 135 days until mid term elections, the president is on the road more and more. for the republicans the risk is predictability. >> whacky jackie has -- a vote for her is a vote for pelosi and chuck schumer. a vote for her is a

i'm john king. thank you for sharing this big news day with us. a breaking news day. that big investigation on how they handled the hillary clinton e-mail investiation. it happened when the president fired james comey. the president wants to use that as the reason. >>> tweets and tantrums. we'll show you the numbers. it's also a big policy fight. republicans loyal to the president see the big issues very differently than more traditional members of the gop. >>> and brilliant diplomacy or an affront to american values? he praises kim jong-un and makes light of his human rights record. >> he's a great guy and i think we understand each other. >> he's still done some really bad things. >> yeah, but so have a lot of other people done some really bad things. i could go through a lot of nations where some really bad things were done. >> a busy day here in washington. we expect breaking news throughout the hour dominated by anticipation and anxiety over this. a 500-page report of the handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe. it could answer some big questions. here's the

inside politics with john king starts now. >>> a hand delivered letter from kim jong-un.is on. >> getting to know you meeting. >> plus a blockbuster jobs report. will a trade war turn that boom to bust? >> you have to believe that at some point common

i'm john king.aring this big breaking news day with us, big breaking news being president trump's travel ban upheld by the united states supreme court. it was a divided court, a 5-4 decision, and two of the justices that sided with the white house lectured the president for his rhetoric even as they embraced his view of executive power. but a win is a win. we expect to hear from the president any moment now. reporters being told they'll be let into a white house meeting. chief justice roberts said this, quote, the proclamation is squarely within the scope of presidential authority.ne

john king has the day off today. a lot of political stories to bring you this hour like president trump pushing hard against the russia probe minutes ago, calling fir fbi director james comey mueller's best friend and the supreme court is now sidestepping two major cases

john king has the day off today. we have a lot of political stories to bring you this hour like president trump pushing hard against the russia probe minutes ago, calling fir fbi director james comey mueller's best friend and the supreme court is now sidestepping two major cases of partisan gerrymandering. we start with the trump administration with the practice of separating children from their families when they try to cross the border. a practice who has been called heartless and cruel from eak out.ans who almost never but this mory're doubling down on bipartisan outrage. >> we d not have the luxury of pretending that all individuals coming to this country as a family unit are, in fact, a family. we have to do our job. we will not apologize for doing our job. we have sworn to do this job. this administration has a simple message. if you cross the border illegally, we will prosecute you. >> on the nation's southern border, what the trump administration means when it says zero tolerance on illegal immigration but wh

i'm john king. thank you for sharing this day with us. packed hour ahead, beginning with this very important breaking news of interest to the west wing, without a doubt. a source telling cnn michael con, the president's long-time fixer and lawyer, has ditched his legal team, just days ahead of atical court deadline. cohen now bringing in new lawyers. who that is? we don't know a the moment. what it means for cohen and potentially for the president also unclear. cohen, we should be clear, has not b cha wit crime. but the decision to get new counsel could indicate charges are coming. the source telling cnn cohen has not yet met with prosecutors to speak about potential deal, and it's unclear whetheren or the prosecutors want one. let's dissect this news with my panel. gloria, you're part of the new reporting on this. michael cohen, they served a warrant on him, an unusual warm. they took records from his home, from his hotel room and office. we know he's under investigation, started with the special counsel and handed off to prosecutors in

john king has the day off.trump is meeting with his cabinet as homeland security secretary

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. big news from the white house, and the kremlin. a july trump-putin summit now a go. many

i'm john king. thank you for sharing this big breaking news day with us, big breaking news being president trump's travel ban upheld by the united states supreme court. it was a divided court, a 5-4 decision, and two of the justices that sided with the white house lectured the president for his rhetoric even as they embraced his view of executive power. but a win is a win. we expect to hear from the president any moment now. reporters being told they'll be let into a white house meeting. chief justice roberts said this, quote, the proclamation is squarely within the scope of presidential authority. neither dissent even attempts any serious argument to the contrary. remember, the first two attempts were, to put it mildly, a mess, both legally and politically. the president's twitter feed suggesting he might also be a bit surprised. supreme court upholds trump travel ban. wow! give us the white house reaction as we wait to hear from the president himself, jeff zeleny. >> those are the president's view

i'm john king. it's another remarkably busy news day. thank you for sharing it with us. new reporting on much's latest obsession, his power to pardon. cnn has told the paperwork for dozens of pardons is in the work and the white house chief of staff not happy with the boss. >>> an eight-state primary night. democrats believe they will escape a nightmare scenario in california. and republicans in several states prove president trump is in full command of the gop train. >>> and it was a simple question -- why did sarah sanders lie? >> nothing has been produced that implicates the president in any way, and you know that. you know it would have leaked if that were there. you know that. i know that cnn has invested considerable sweat equity, time, and money in chasing the russian collusion delusion illusion, and that you're waiting for it to bear fruit. but a year in, you see the polls starting to turn on this. you saw the harvard harris poll. do you have any evidence that there is russian collusion? >> i haven't seen the special counsel's report. i have not seen the special

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. >>> congress is wasting its time on immigration. that today from the president, the very same president who earlier this week said it was essential that congress act on immigration. >>> plus the message in a jacket. melania trump stirs the $40 question. >>> back to government, the parents that were separated on the border have now been reunited. whatever your view on immigration, there is power in this. >> we begin the hour with uncertainty, mixed messages and chaos, words that can be used in places on long the u.s.-mexico border where the shift on the take of family separation takes on the most personal of terms. or words that could be used right here in washington where the immigration impulses of the president are yet again causing policy and political turmoil. now, let's be clear. it is a broken record. hardly breaking news to say republicans can't get their act together on immigration. but it is breaking news when their latest effort in a m

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. japan's prime minister due at the white house any moment now. shinzo abe's top priority, keeping pressure on north korea. but he is also learning, like other global leaders, that friendship and flattery only goes so far when president trump is in the mood for trade fights. >>> plus the justice department turns the tables on the boss. it now wants to share classified documents with key members of congress. that after gop leaders say the president is wrong and that there's nothing to back up his claim that the fbi illegally spied on the trump campaign. >>> house republicans huddle for an election year immigration summit. moderates want citizenship for the dreamers. conservatives want the border wall and limits on legal immigration. do not hold your breath for compromise. >> the republicans are meeting on immigration. lord knows what will come out on that. hopefully the lord knows. we've been praying very hard on it. >> we begin today on two stories that are important on their own but al

i'm john king.or sharing your day with us. >>> congress is wasting its time on immigration. that today from the president, the very same president who earlier this week said it was essential that congress act on immigration. >>> plus the message in a jacket. melania trump stirs the $40 question. >>> back to government, the parents that were separated on the border have now been reunited. whatever your view on

>> you know, i have to say, jake, at noon on the john king show, i said i don't think it will happen.l tell you why. i thought, gosh, the guy is in the center of the court. i know he's weary. but i didn't see even this morning in the courtroom, but i'll tell you what kept running around in my mind. during this term, he pulled back in an unusual way. he didn't write at all in the big partisan gerrymandering case which was an area he was concerned about. he wrote in such a minimal way on the law on the travel ban case. his main message was to donald trump of course. but he seemed to be kind of pulling back in different ways that made me slightly suspicious. but in that room this morning, jake, at 10:00 when he took his seat, he was just rocking gently in his big black leather chair as he always does and now it occurs to me it is the last time i'll see in that chair and his wife mary kennedy was there and that is traditional. and the colleagues didn't seem to indicate that they knew what was up either. >> good poker faces. joan, thank you so much. >>> and my panel is back. laura coates,

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i'm john king. a major breaking news day beginning with this. paul manafort is going to jail. just moments ago a federal judge revoking the bail of paul manafort. remember, he's the former trump campaign chairman. that move comes after the special counsel filed new charges against manafort detailing them in court saying while free awaiting trial, he has been deliberately witness tampering. cnn's evan perez outside the courthouse with this dramatic move. evan, take us inside the courtroom. why did the judge agree with the prosecutors? >> reporter: john, the judge said she struggled with this decision, but she said really what paul manafort was doing represented harm to the integrity of the system of justice, the system of justice where he is about to face trial in september here in washington. so she decided that there was nothing she could do but revoke his bail. he's been out on bond for $10 million bond and he's been wearing ankle bracelets on each leg for charges here in washington as well as charges that he's facing over in alexandria, virginia. he's facing trial over ther

i'm john king. it's another remarkably busy news day.ion, his power to pardon. cnn has told the paperwork for dozens of pardons is in the work and the white house chief of staff not happy with the boss. >>> an eight-state primary night. democrats believe they will escape a nightmare

"inside politics with john king" starts right now. >>> welcome to inside politics.your day with us. first it was changing recollections. now a mistake. the trump white house caught in a russian meddling lie and rudy gi to explain it away. >>> plus the special counsel sends a blunt law and order message. accusing paul nafort of witness tampering and asks the judge to toss him in jail. >>> and no white house celebration for the super bowl champs. president trump gets mad when told most players weren't coming. pulls the invitation and stokes his war with nfl players over national anthem protests. >> the president obviously does not agree with the tactics of some players that have been taking a knee. i think it is ironic that none of the philadelphia eagles during the season last year had taken a . you had guys raise a fist, but none of the

john king has the day off. president trump is meeting with his cabinet as homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen is working on how to reunite kids separated at the border. but details are scant. >>> and they're trying to get enough members behind at least one immigration bill up a vote today. is the president, though, undermining their efforts? all of this while democratic leaders are trying to take advantage of the president's 180. >> i hope this represents a turning point with the president. i hope it means this president will stop blaming others for problems he creates and start fixing them himself. >> the president is either not knowing, not caring, delusional and in denial about his own policies being outside the circle of civilized human behavior. >>> and you're looking live at -- excuse me, if moments ago, protests on capitol hill. they're crowding the rotunda and their cause is, of course, separation of families. we're going to monitor what's going on there. but as we speak, republicans are voting

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us.he white house any moment now. shinzo abe's top priority, keeping pressure on north korea. but he is also learning, like other global leaders, that friendship and flattery only

i'm john king. thank you for sharing this day with us.s happening right now at the white house. the president in the oval office with reporters, telling them he will soon sign an order ending his administration's border policy. that policy, of course, controversial that separates families. we do not know yet the exact details of the order. we're waiting for the tape of the president meeting with reporters.

i'm john king. a major breaking news day beginning with this. paul manafort is going to jail.eral judge revoking the bail of paul manafort. remember, he's the former trump campaign chairman. that move comes after the special counsel filed new charges against manafort detailing them in court saying while free awaiting trial, he has been deliberately witness tampering. cnn's evan perez outside the co

i'm john king. thank you for sharing this day with us.inning with this very important breaking news of interest to the west wing, without a doubt. a source telling cnn michael con, the president's long-time fixer and lawyer, has ditched his legal team, just days ahead of a