>> is that for me, kacie? >> yes. >> the white house's view is different than the president and his personal legal teams. they're kind of separate islands. you have emmitt flood and don mcgahn now in the white house. they're dealing with mueller. the president's personal legal team seems to have a good relationship with steve ryan who is michael cohen's attorney, decent relationships with other witnesses and people involved. of course there are clues in the broader trump universe that the relationship is fraying when you see different tabloids going after cohen, tabloids that are close with president trump. but at this point, there's kind of a dance going on between the cohen side and the trump side. it's just like with the trump doctor in a sense. people who are so close to the president for so long, there's not an urge to rush out of these relationships and to maybe risk putting something out there, provoking someone to act in a certain way. >> i think you're probably referring to that national inquirer cove

kacie hunt is up next right here, kacie, hi. >> andrea, it's great to see you.with big breaking news. an nbc news exclusive investigation. we're learning that federal investigators wiretapped the phone lines of michael cohen, the president's longtime lawyer, weeks before last month's raid at cohelp's office, home and hotel room. we begin with nbc's tom winter, nbc's julia ainsley, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos, michael avenatt avenatti. john was also robert mueller's chief of staff at the fbi. i want to welcome all of you. julia ainsley, tom winter, you two broke this story. as this is unfolding. tom, i want to start with you. walk us through what we know. >> okay, what we know is federal investigators pursuant to a lawful court order warrant were able to wiretap the phone lines of trump personal attorney michael cohen. that this wiretap occurred several weeks before the now public search warrant that w

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korea and he surrounded himself with is adviser who in their youth were part of north korea ad 0 vo kacy groupsoadvocacygroups. and what president trump had to do is to prevent moon from doing what he wanted to do. it's important for trump to box in moon at the same time he deals with kim. it's op an easy task but the president has done a good job of that. kennedy: president moon has talked glowingly about president trump. it's one thing for a republican senator like lindsey graham to say if this all works out president trump deserves a nobel peace prize. it's something very dpircht for the leader of south korea to be saying the same thing. >> i think what moon is trying to do is to make sure that trump doesn't do what trump might do and that is to actually use force against north korea. he's trying to get trump to want the prize and to get that prize you have to have a deal. so i think he's forcing trump into a deal that trump wouldn't -- shouldn't do. and then that's the real issue there. kennedy: so if there's something that benefits south korea, does that mean that it's at the detrim

paul ryan on this first anniversary was asked by my colleague kacie hunt about what the vice presidente for mueller to wrap it up. >> recently the vice president told andrea mitchell he thinks it's time for mueller to wrap it up. do you agree? >> i think he should be free to do his job but i would like to see it get wrap upped, of course. i've always said he should be free to finish his job. >> it seems to be having it both ways. >> obviously people want this to move along expeditiously. five guilty pleas. a number of charges still pending. the special counsel has moved expeditiously. he's done this professionally. he's done this in a leak proof nonpartisan professional way just as you expect him to. i think he's also done it frankly with people trying to stick spoke in the spokes of th counsel. >> and one of the pullouts from this "new york times" story, by the way, at least one government informant met several times with mr. page and mr. papadopoulos. that has become a politically contentious point. with allies questioning whether trump was spying on the trump campaign or trying to e

last week, on one of our gems,, we interviewed kaci is an exfinancial officer remarking about the remedy for the '08, '09 financial crash. a remedy government undermining auto loans and mortgages, the advantage to keep people in their homes, to stabilize the community and stabilize even the banks. and far far cheaper. less debt, bring our government back home. that's kind of that wha what wee trying to do here now. far healthier outcome for the communities, less costly and more efficient. smart government. instead we got the banks who have a lot of dollars. they kept their bonuses and brought back their stocks and starved, villages, towns, citizens, homelessness as part of the syndrome. where do we find dignity homes? who can support them? sba 27, the resolution, statewide coverage of california's remedy it for denser housing. it should be shipped out of the state completely. i wouldn't mind bringing, signing a recall. the wrong direction completely. we need to take responsibility in our own neighborhood and our own communities

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. >> hugh, james langford spoke to my colleague kacie hunt last night. he's been working behind the scenes to hash out some type of bipartisan deal on daca. take a listen to what he said. >> the wall, would you give the president his wall? >> in most areas, it's not really a wall. when you talk to the department of homeland security, most of the time they'll say there's a wall in some urban areas where we have to have a clear point of separation but in most areas it's technology. we have ways to put technology in areas of the desert you can see for miles. we don't need a wall. a wall just slows people down. >> you hear him calling into question the president's own characterization of the wall. do you believe the president realizes this mischaracterization? >> i think the president actally wants about 1,500 miles of double fencing which he calls a wall and i call double fencing. the key point, and i know the senator knows this, matt does as well as you do, ayman. 50,000 people were apprehended in april trying to cross the border. the office of refugee res

hakeem jeffries and i, i couldn't ask for a better partner to work through the i wantry kacies of big sloughs and big problems. these are big problems. hakeem and i said let's take a look and see what we can fix. what's going to be said today is many things, i like this legislation, i like parts of this legislation, i like the legislation but it doesn't go far enough. if it just did a little more. if this place produced perfect -- fazz this place produced perfect results every time. we want to wait. i ask those who choose to vote no today, my question is this. sit ok to make progress on many other thing bus on this one say no? say no to a family who has a family member in prison who could get treatment and get help and get them back out so when they come home which over 90% of all prisoners in this country do, they come home. is it ok to say no to those folks and say we're not going to proid -- provide that for your family member. we're not going to provide extra treatments so they can get help with addiction or work problems or anger management or skill deficits or education deficits

>> we have the people with kacie hunt. >> kids, this is his second hot take.ypocrisy file. the president of the united states, so consumed with colin kaepernick and the nfl players saying get those sons of -- off the field. it's a direct quote. he calls roseanne barr, who did the most unpatriotic thing you have ever seen at a ball game, her rendition of the national anthem in san diego years ago, where she ends it with an ob sen physical gesture, he says nothing about this woman. >> it doesn't work for him. doesn't help him with his base, i guess. i don't know. white house press secretary -- >> you must be tired of the hot takes. >> press secretary sarah sanders later defended the president's grievance. >> the president calling out the media bias. no one is defend whag she said. the president is president of all americans and focused on doing what is best for our country. >> after roseanne tried to defend the comments blaming ambien, the drug maker tweeted this, this is from the maker of ambien. people of all races, religion work here to improve the lives of p

. >> we have kacie with a little more on this who spent time on the hill. >> look at alex. >> a lot ofow he's reacted in this probe, and they think he put trey gowdy there as kind of a check on nunes as a way of saying, nunes, we're going to keep you in check here. >> and trey gowdy has, again, time and time again, trey gowdy has been a responsible, reasonable voice in this process. >> alex is absolutely right. >> by the way, not always coming down on the side of fbi or justice. he's waited. >> he's been willing to say there are abuses of fisa. if there are abuses of fisa, we need to know. we talked a lot about paul ryan, criticized him. he hasn't felt as though he can fire devin nunes. they've been friends for a long time, but essentially he has affected gowdy's role behind the scenes. he was a leader of the gang of eight when rosenstein went up there. that was unusual but you did not hear democrats kicking and screaming about it. it's because gowdy is viewed as the adult in the room. i was surprised he was as straightforward as to say, i'm going to defend the fbi. but trey gowdy devo