katie? >> katie: i don't know what kind of app. why create apps for traffic and app.> greg: i already have an idea for an app. >> katie: i really don't van idea for an app. >> mollie: to get you anywhere. one that would be useful useful theme of the show that let's you know where can you go to a restroom in a crowded city. >> greg: they have one. >> jesse: it's called san francisco. >> greg: nicely done, juan. crapping on his own people. [laughter] literally, figuratively, jesse? >> jesse: watters world app. you get everything from the show from my history, boom, boom, boom, it's all there in one place gut gutted i have a genius app. it tells you the best place to put on your shoes. i spend so much time in my apartment and in hotels trying to find the right level of height so that i can comfortably put on my shoes. and i end up being a short man sitting on the floor like the little kid putting my shoes on. i don't like doing that so i think. >> jesse: i have that problem, too. >> greg: irving has a shoe putting on problem except for women. men don't like to talk about

i haven't grown up. >> katie: greg, i have a question. this is katie. i'm filling in today. when to write these? are you in the shower? are you waking up in the middle the night, do you rate -- do you write them on your computer? >> greg: megan the producer will send me some options and i like getting options because i don't like to think. when somebody says do this, i kind of like it. even if i hate the idea. especially if i don't like the idea. it's a fun challenge to create something out of something that wasn't there. i write it on my computer. takes me 20 minutes. then i go to the gym and i'm on the stair climber and i have my clipboard. so i'm on the stair climber for an hour working on questions for the show but also kind of reworking it, and then i edited the monologue all day. i basically rearrange the monologue constantly, it seems like a big waste of time because it always ends up being back the way it was. but that's kind of -- i'm a neurotic person. >> katie: good to know. >> greg: as if you did not know that. >> juan: i love conservative humor. the fear i have,

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>> katie: is and he in charge of hiring people? >> harris: he's in the throes of the campaign, now he has a team to look out for him and i just asked that question as we see the situation with michael cohen. come on. shady dude, come on. >> melissa: let me be the devil's advocate here because you're looking at now to shady people that were around for a long time at least, but that's too that we are talking about here and it is logical to question that this is somebody who took money from russia in the past and tried to hide where that money comes from, it's an entry into a campaign for the russians, that's the connection or trying to make. but you have to pursue. >> katie: so they probably knew about this. they probably know about paul manafort, but they believe that the convention was so important, which it was the need to bring the guy at the last minute to make sure they got the vote. it's another paying the price for that and in some way politically and on the p.r. level but in terms of legal implications for this, that has not

it's important. >> katie: we will be watching for sure. reaction amid the growing showdown between president trump supreme court, fears protest outside the high court last night and now some democrats bound to stop the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh. and the president's nominee get a fair hearing? we will debate. >> harris: fox news alert, fierce reaction to the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the u.s. supreme court, some protesting outside the high court getting animated last night with liberal groups issuing dire warnings over kavanaugh's potential impact on the issue of roe vs. wade. organizers of the women's march released a statement that says this. trump's announcement today is a death sentence for thousands of women in the united states. last night, some cable news critics immediately claimed the appointment of kavanaugh is really about the russia investigation. watch. speak of this man has spent a lot of his life pushing the position, brett kavanaugh, that presidents should not be bothered with litigation. that they should no

>> katie: i think is a lot more complicated than that, there's a lot that we don't know.ind paul manafort's upcoming trial really interesting. the think we're going to find out a lot about democratic lobbyists in washington, d.c., like tony podesta. i think he's going after more people than we actually know about, there's been rumors of special treatment that he's been giving to democrats rather than republicans but for the president publicly, they've been very successful over the last year of turning public opinion against the mueller probe. people think it's political he motivated, public polling shows that people don't actually care about the russia issue anymore, they think whatever outcome robert mueller comes from, it will be tainted with politics, there's been enough information now that the lawyers feel like it is a political witch hunt. so publicly, they've certainly been able to win on that. legally, we will save the president is forced to sit down. i've also been arguing constitutionally that the president may not have enough. there's a lot to go through here.

a couple thoughts, katy.if people are wondering what kind of man is this pete strzok, what does he do for a living, what kind of work is this counter intelligence division capable of that he comes from. read the indictment and you'll see the kind of amazing work that fbi people do every single day. secondly, katy, i've thought long and hard about yesterday's hearing. i watched most of it painfully, and then reading it in the context of today's indictment, and i think what we're seeing is a shift from pure political interest, which is obvious and saving their own butts, moving into an atmosphere of fear. i sense increasing fear. and when you look at the indictment today, what i'm intrigued by is we're talking a lot about the hacking that went on into the dnc. we're talking about hacking into hillary's e-mails and others. but read the indictment and look at the democratic congressional campaign that was hacked into. we don't -- we were need to know more about that. what did the russians do when they were inside

>> it's hard to say, katy.g because they play into this two ways, especially in the house where every single member is up for re-election in november. the idea of russian meddling is not an academic exercise or something that's theoretical, it's something that could affect their races and their ability to continue to do their jobs. the second part of this is after the midterms, imagine what a democratic controlled house can do in terms of investigating this trump/putin meeting further. republicans are talking about the possibility of do they subpoena the translator. how they would go after president trump or this information without angering president trump. a democratic controlled house would not feel the same reticence to go after the president more aggressively, so yes, across the board these things are all related to the midterms. >> garrett haake, garrett, thank you very much. >> you bet. >>> ahead, he's a familiar face to regular viewers on "meet the press" and "mtp daily." now vladimir putin says he want

i like being a couple with you. >> katie: me, too.ut, at the moment, we should probably be thorne and katie, dutiful employees of forrester creations. >> thorne: yes. there's quite a bit of work to do. >> katie: i'm still unnerved by those comments on the website. >> thorne: yeah, it's strange, isn't it? who would want to mess with hope?

>> katie: the blonde. >> ken: pretty girl. >> katie: yeah, she is. >> katie: i'd stalk you before i'dtalk her. >> katie: um...thank you?

>> well, katy, it depends on what the president wants.a pr strategy and not a legal strategy, i guess you could argue that mr. giuliani is executing on that. to put it kindly, mr. giuliani makes absolutely no sense, and as you point out, it is absolutely not a legal strategy. and by the way, katy, collusion is a crime. we just happen to call it something else. we call it conspiracy. but it is absolutely a crime. you know, you probably won't find the word bank heist in the criminal code, but bank robbery is a crime too, so i'm sort of perplexed that it's come down to s synonyms. if they don't know this is a legal strategy. >> let's talk about how rudy giuliani and the president is going after michael cohen saying that he's a liar, saying that he can't be trusted and is inethical. they're very clearly trying to undermine cohen's credibility. if cohen ends up being somebody who cooperates with robert mueller and we don't have any indication that he is doing that or somebody that cooperates with the sdny, how does robert mueller's team turn h

on a particular date, you and i, katy, we cased the bank, and on a particular date, you and i, katy,bought a getaway car and we don't say for the first time unless there is something unusual about that, and so when the president speaks in doral, florida n the afternoon, and then afterhours, perhaps in moscow, russian military intelligence for first time attempt attempts to spearfish the clinton servers and employees and e-mails, that is notable. that is i don't think that the c-word is a coincidence. >> codense. and let's bring in betsy woodruff from the daily beast. we are still waiting for president to talk, and it was the the indictment of another russi russian, and you have written about this in the "daily beast" saying that it could be the only evidence or at least the first evidence of collusion, and talk to me about why. >> this is, what this indictment or this new complaint against ru russia and mariia butina, shows that this woman who is incarcerated and waiting for hearings to move forward was part of according to the allegations part of a russian influence operation trying

"mtp daily" starts right now with katy tur. >> wait a minute. i didn't have the jonathan swan noise. >> there it is. >> it's going to show up. >> off camera, john heilemann. anyway, thank you, guys. thank you, nicolle. >>> if it's friday, lordy, there's a tape. tonight recording revelation. we'll dig into the legal and political fallout of the trump/cohen tape. >>> plus, in defense of democracy. how far can the intel community go in speaking out against the president. >>> and cyber war warning. just how vulnerable are the midterm elections to foreign meddling? this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily."

>> hi, katy. well sh well, it is a tedious process to say the least.past hour or so, we have heard of one unification happening in arizona, and parent, a dad reunited with the 3-year-old son. but as i said, it is a tedious process and still so many families waiting for word. there is another man from guatemala outside of the federal courthouse in los angeles checking in with i.c.e. and he has not been able to be reunited with his son who is in new york shelter. we spoke with several migrants here in el paso at one of the shelters here, including a woman named digna and she is 37 years old coming from sell salvador and only able to speak with the two children several times in the last month, but she has not been able to be reunited with them. her son is 9 years old and her daughter is 6 years old after celebrating her birthday while in government custody, and just a few weeks ago. she described the gut-wrenching moments when she was forced to say good-bye to her children. take a listen. >> now, imagine that moment when she was forced to say good-bye to

katie stevens is here.u guys, before -- before we get to any of that, president trump held one of his weirdest rallies yet as he tries to strip away the constitutional rights of immigrants. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: trump last night made another stop on his "orange collar comedy tour" where he held a spectacularly unhinged rally in south carolina. now, these rallies are very much like public therapy sessions for trump. but as things get worst for trump politically and legally, these speeches seem to get weirder. and last night was no exception. because he was all over the place. >> the olympics would have been a massive failure, and it turned out to it be a massive success. people did not want to be nuked in a stadium. i said, "listen, you got rich guys. for whatever reason they love rockets." and by the way, i have the stupid teleprompters. you don't mind that i haven't used them all night, do you? "the apprentice," arnold schwarzenegger, big movie

and he turns and looks at me and he says, "katy! [ laughter and applause ] katy, is that you? your poll numbers are great. let me ask you about russia. does it not give you pause to ask a foreign government to hack into the election?" he doesn't even let me finish the sentence. "no, it does not give me pause. what should give you pause is hillary clinton and her missing emails." and i said, "hold on, hold on, hold on. you are asking a foreign government to meddle." and he's like, "you're just trying to save her." and i said, "no, you're asking a foreign government to meddle." and he keeps steamrolling over me and he at the end of it says, "no, i would really like to see those emails." so that was a huge day. this is an american presidential candidate asking for help from a foreign government. doing it very blatantly. it was very weird. but then the campaign continues on. and he says a whole bunch of other totally crazy things. >> seth: yeah. >> and the intelligence community -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, we just have to like -- then we just throw stuff away. we don't ha

katy? >> coffee. >> i thought it stunted your growth. is it coug coffee? >> a large study that followed people over a ten year period found those that drank coffee were 15% less likely to die than those that didn't. the same for those that drank two or three cups a day. >> it has antioxidants in it. >> another myth of childhood bites the dust. overwhelmed with homelessness which american city has dealt with the crisis by paying for plane tickets to fly vagrants out of the their city. san francisco, portland, oregon, seattle washington? >> katy >> ? >> seattle washington. >> seattle, washington. home of a major aircraft

history, katy. now as you know in the trump white house nothing is a done deal until it is a done deal, and so talk about it after the 2020 election to see if he sticks it out. >> talk next week, maybe, because you never know. and this deal through 2020, does it come with the full american breakfast, eggs, bacon and toast? >> i would not be surprised if that is part of the contract, because the chief of staff loves those things for breakfast. >> kristen welker, thank you very much. >> thank you, katy. >> and up next, are russian investigation, and so what? collusion is not a crime. lance. re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price th

and my mom's like, katy tur, we were over o.j.'really, my mom calls me katy tur, and yes, really, i went to middle school down the street from o.j.'s house, sixth grade. i do really want to thank seth meyers for having me on last night, it was a really good time. and that will be all for tonight. back on monday with more "mtp daily." and in the meantime, "the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> katy, it looks like you had fun last night. how dare you, what is that expression, that you were using? >> how dare you? >> how dare you? >> how dare you violate my privacy as a sixth grader? how dare you? you want to spy on me mom and dad? i would like to have my cheese fries without you knowing about it. >> if you text, do you ever shorten it to hdy, as a brief? >> it doesn't get the same impact. you have to type it out in full words, and with periods after each word, how, period, dare, period, you, period, question mark, exclamation point. >> and this is my last question, you've had a long and busy week. >> i'm here for the

ari, bye. >> bye, katy. >>> the trump-made

by katie's crying, he said.bout 20 minutes later. >> nancy and i tag-teamed off and on trying to keep her calm. >> brad made two trips to the store. on the second trip, nancy called him, he said. he remembers being at an intersection when the call came in. >> do you know what time that would have been? >> i think looking at the cell phone records, 6:40 a.m. >> when he came back from the store the second time, katie had calmed down and nancy told brad she was going for a run. >> i took katie upstairs. went in front of my computer. read some e-mails with katie in my lap. >> and then around 7:00, he said, nancy left. >> how do you know that she left the home? >> i'm not too sure if she said good-bye. either the door closed or she said later or something. >> that, he said, was the last time he saw her. three weeks after this deposition, three months after nancy's body was found, in late october 2008, brad cooper was arrested and charged with the murder of his wife. so, was it something he said? >> "dateline" returns

and katy would be like, did i take it too far? you cannot -- after what blake does to me, continuously. ♪ >>> that really was my first time hanging out with luke and i get it now. he's just a good, normal dude. i like him so much. and you know what i love, he has such a diverse fan base. i talked to jimmy butler, nba star, a longtime luke fan and a good friend. before he hit the stage, luke's deejay was playing drake. so many different generes in his music. >> one of many things that i love about luke bryan, his beautiful eye lashes. >> that's not true. >> it's true. now there's a new hollywood beauty trend that can help you get that long lash, just ask "this is us" sr chrissy metz. >> guys, i just got a lash lift. how cool is this? >> the answer is, chrissy, very cool. so, how easy is it? i may have found the secret. i love this treatment. i am so excited to share this with you because i have been doing it for months. why are we so obsessed with these flirty lashes? >> because lashes has a lot of to did with very young and saekts

katie: absolutely.aring families concerns about everyday economic issues on how trump's actions are hurting their pocketbooks and are not in line with their values. the are concerned about the rising cost of health care, trump repealing environmental protection to get the kids clean air and water, and they are concerned about his trade policy. folks are concerned about basic consumer protections and how trump is attacking some of those institutions. kevin: with regards to those institutions, earlier, president trump criticized the federal reserve. what do you make of that? katie: the federal reserve is the cornerstone of our economy. their job is to govern our monetary policy and help create the foundations that american businesses need to prosper, and the federal reserve should be protected from partisan politics are bickering. the job of the federal reserve is to take a long-term view to help americans and their economy prosper. it is important to protect their sound decision-making's and long-standin

but that doesn't mean everything in katie's life is perfect., katy has joined the growing list of high-profile stars who are opening up about their struggles with mental health. >> in a candid new interview with "vogue"tria said the response to last year's album led to a bout of situational depression. katy says quote. ♪ i will survive >> determine to rise above the pain, the 33-year-old spent the a week at a mental health retreat in she said, quote, there are lot of people who are self-medicating through vad dags in audiences, denial. withdrawal i did that for a long time. >>> also speaking publicly about her battles, destiny's child's michelle williams told her fans on staingram. i recently sought help from a great team of health care professionals. >> i can only say about what it was for me. it is okay to talk about it, to go and get help for it. >> williams has been open with "e.t." in the past about struggling with depression. she said it came to a head during the peak of destiny's child fame. ♪ >> destiny's child has definitely been throu

live in oakland, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, katie.ws overnight responded to a house fire there. you can see flames shooting out of the house on first avenue near hall lane. at the time of the fire, witnesses heard fireworks in the area, but we don't know what caused this fire. there are no reports of any injuries ahts tell us that home is abandoned. >>> even with warnings about police cracking down on illegal fireworks take a look, people still shot them off for hours. this view is from our tower camera showing you what happened in san francisco's mission district right after sunset. you can see these aren't just small sparklers or bottle rockets. they're almost professional grade pyrotechnics. >> to the county fire in napa and yolo counties, rugged terrain is making it difficult for firefighters to get a handle on it. the charred area in red. cal fire says it's spreading into the north into places crews can't get to. the yolo county sheriff's office has lifted some evacuations, though a stretch of highway 121 is still closed. as of t

>> yeah, katy, i absolutely agree. when he fired off that tweet yesterday, i had flashbacks to his closing argument in the 2016 election that you encapsulate really well in those sound bites. he was talking about this is rigged against me. if i end up losing, the only reason is people take it away from me. when you are president of the united states, however, though it's much different than when you are a candidate for president. you are in charge of the country. people want to see they are having fair elections that have full integrity on them. you can't say, hey, if the democrats do well, it might be because the russians are trying to interfere on their behalf. it just is probably the wrong thing to say three and a half months before the midterm elections, particularly when russian interference is a legitimate topic. >> a little bit of breaking news. hold on to stall our conversation for one second. ambassador john bolton has made this announcement much the president believes that the next bilateral meeting with pres

>> reporter: hi there, katy.ell, the migrant families we've been speaking with do think it's heartless, and they are incredibly frustrated they have not been able to be reunited with their children. as we've reported, we spoke with one woman yesterday. she is 37 years old. she's been at the shelter for several weeks and she's barely been able to speak a few times with her son who is nine years old, her daughter who just turned six years old. her birthday was a few weeks ago while in custody, and she hasn't been able to be reunited with her children. we spoke with another man. his name is mario. i didn't want to use his last name, but we just heard in the past few hours or so that he was finally able to have lunch with his 10-year-old daughter today but still doesn't know when they will be reunited. katy, there is a lot of questions today. they were supposed to provide an update to a judge in california talking about this timetable. there is a new deadline that's been set, but the parties will get together on thur

"mtp daily" starts right now with the fabulous katy tur in for chuck. >> not for a long shot. nicolle wallace, thank you very much. if it's monday, it's a perfect legal storm for the white house. tonight, from the page fisa release to manafort in courts and the cohen tape. we're tracking the growing legal fallout for the president's inner circle. >>> plus, all caps locked and loaded. what's behind the president's new war of words with iran? >> the president's been, i think, pretty strong since day one in his language towards iran. >> and pole vault. while the president's popularity with his base is at a record high, there is new evidence of a blue wave building. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." we begin tonight with all the president's men. clearly fueling all the president's tweets and all the president's threats. the latest being a threat to revoke the security clearances of his political rivals. this comes as three key members of the trump team, his campaign chief, his personal

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abc 7 news reporter katie utehs is at the scene for us this morning. katie?ng, jessica. at the time witnesses heard firework in the area, we all heard fireworks across the bay area. firefighters have not determined the cause. i want to get right to that video you just showed because it is rather impressive. this is what firefighters battled a little after 1:00 this morning. you can see flames shooting out of this house on first avenue near hall lane. it's just south of gary road in walnut creek. firefighters tell us it's an abandoned home. they did search the property to see if anyone was in the building before and/or during the fire. crews got the fire under control in about a half hour and left the scene a little after 3:00. again, still investigating that cause, but fireworks heard in the area at the time of the fire. crews are boarding up the property putting fencing around it so no one can return. pg&e did respond to make sure power was out to the building. katie utehs, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> even with warnings about police cracking downn illegal

katy, pippa, thank you both indeed. that is it for the papers tonight.s online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you and goodbye. returning to england's victory over colombia in the world cup, they went through after a tense penalty shootout in the last hour or so, the england manager gareth southgate has been reacting to his tim ‘s victory. this is the priority to his players now is to look ahead to saturday's against sweden. you know i now is to look ahead to saturday's against sweden. you knowl am already thinking about the next game andi game and i would have liked a week to enjoy this one but we haven't got it so because sweden are a team i respect hugely, we have not got a good record against them and we have underestimated their good players, they have a clear way of playing. it is bloody difficult to play against. they are greater than the sum of their parts more often than not. so thatis their parts more

>> he seemed incredibly defensive, katy. you have to remember that members on the hill yesterday were just doing their job. their core functions of congressional oversight, oversight of the executive branch. but what was so shocking about secretary pompeo on the hill yesterday was just how indignant he was. it's not like these senators were asking questions out of left field. they were asking for the basics. what happened in that room? were any agreements reached? what should we make of the fact of all of these announcements that have come from the kremlin that we have heard absolutely nothing on from the white house. to everyone's astonishment, secretary pompeo just didn't budge. that was pretty extraordinary for a hearing under which he was under oath. >> does pompeo know what happened in those meetings? is that part of the reason why they're not getting any answers? >> well, he claimed yesterday that he did. but i think we have to take that with a grain of salt. we heard from the director of national intelligence, dan coa

what we know about katie zelem. what we know about katie zelem?s helping exciting midfielder and she's done well at juventus helping them exciting midfielder and she's done well atjuventus helping them to get to their first well atjuventus helping them to get to theirfirst serie well atjuventus helping them to get to their first serie a title. once they got was certain age previously, because there wasn't a senior side at united, they had to go and find new clu bs at united, they had to go and find new clubs but casey stoney has convinced zelem and a few of the others to come back in. some of these players are coming home, really. how will they do? you would expect them to do very well in the second division. i wouldn't be overly surprised if they got promotion at the first time of asking. will find out. if you want to watch the tennis, a thrilling wimbledon men's semifinal betweenjohn isner thrilling wimbledon men's semifinal between john isner and kevin anderson. catch that on bbc two. djokovic and nadal up next. counterterrorism detectives inve

>> like, katie holmes would sign on talk?on's creek creator kevin williamson is all about reunions. the executive producer of "the vampire diaries" is once again teaming up with its star paul >> it stars sex and the city kim cattrall. >> i'm not opposed to it. we would all do it. it's just finding a vehicle that feels right. >> we caught up with mark paul gosselaer. the 44-year-old is promoting the passage premiering next year on fox. he already has a special bond with his 11-year-old co-star. >> i learned so much from him. >> do you? >> yeah, especially me. >> just listening to you i figured it out now. it's the reboot of "saved by the bell." that's your daughter. >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. >> i had a thing with lisa turtle. >> yes. i like that story. netflix, 2019. >>> finally the cast of brooklyn nine-nine is celebrating being saved from cancellation. >> rejoicing was abundance. >> the comedy got eaksed by fox. then it got picked up by nbc. >> such a cool cameo. bump into each other on the street. you go, excuse me. >> kevin,

he's an adventure junkie as well. >> so, katy's man likes to let it all hang out.ld told australian tv show "the project" that orlando's boarding in the buff during their 2016 italian vacation was supposed to be a private show. he had no clue the paparazzi were camped out. and last year, orlando told me that his moment of freedom was just that. >> i've never done anything of that stuff for years. and suddenly i was like, you know, it's time to join the world. >> you seem like a good time, orlando. >> i'm a good time. i'm a fun time. >>> now to new york, where fiances joe jonas and sophie turner had a double date, with their moms. talk to me baby >> that's joe's mom denise and sophie's mom sally. the foursome had a full day in the city, first going to lunch and then dinner. and we're guessing there was a lot of wedding talk about the table. >>> and finally, j.lo's booty-shaking birthday celebration continues. yesterday, j.lo turned 49 -- yes, 49 -- there she is dancing with her man a-rod and their kids in the bahamas and the mom of t w this awe-inspiring abtastic bi

british wild card katie boulter has gone into the second round as well.on grass, she is moving up the rankings towards the top 100 in the world. a very good win after pages one, the 19—year—old, one yesterday. those wins for kyle edmund and johanna konta. edmond looks very authoritative "these days, and australian open semifinalist. —— edmond looks very authoritative on court these days. johanna konta clearly nervous, she has been playing a player just clearly nervous, she has been playing a playerjust outside the top 100 but you played pretty well today. she had a lot of match points but did win it in straight sets. hopefully, to have come back here having reached the semifinals last year and won having reached the semifinals last yearand wona having reached the semifinals last year and won a tight match like that, we'll really relax as she prepares what could be an awkward second round match against dominique cibulkova, the player who would have been seeded had the committee not decided that serena williams deserve to be seeded because of their past rec

katie? >> oprah winfrey. >> tucker: is it oprah? smacking down talk of a political future, running for president would kill her. i feel like i could not exist. i would not be able to do it. it's not a clean business. it would kill me. >> do i get any parting gifts? >> p you get the admiration of millions. >> tucker: unlike television, politics is not a clean business. [laughter] that's a little disengine with us. competitive eater, joey chestnut, won the nathan's hotdog eating contest. he broke his own record by devouring 54, 64, 74 hotdogs? mike. >> 74. >> tucker: that seems impossible. let's see. >> nothing to lose. >> tucker: is it 74? >> i took it again this year,hi beating his own record. he downed 74 hotdogs. >> oh, my goodness. >> tucker: i do, too. impressive. final question. this is maybe the weirdestav question we have asked. there is a video of a bear, not a tame bear, if there is such a thing, a wild bear pinging around the internet. shows the bear relaxing in a hot tub while drinking a tequila based cocktail. which was

and katie what i tell you is that the government had no plan.they said they were going to use this as a deterrent. they crafted this to exact pain on people already fleeing horrendous conditions. these folks were trying to defend their families to give their kids a better shot and instead of following international asylum laws, this government exacted completely the opposite. the un has said what the government did is violating the rights of the children and we have to figure out how to quickly reunify the parents. >> we rely on the numbers that report this story because we can't get to a lot of these families. they have already been deported. we can't locate them and we can't get to any of the kids. the government has been keeping cameras out, so you don't get to put a face adequately to these stories. i think the problem with that is that you're not getting the full impact of what's going on and what it is like for these children to be inside these detention centers away from i think the problem with that is that you're not getting the full im

katy? >> coffee. >> i thought it stunted your growth. is it coug coffee?arge study that followed people over a ten year period found those that drank coffee were 15% less likely to die than those that didn't. the same for those that drank two or three cups a day. >> it has antioxidants in it. >> another myth of childhood bites the dust. overwhelmed with homelessness which american city has dealt with the crisis by paying for plane tickets to fly vagrants out of the their city. san francisco, portland, oregon, seattle washington? >> katy >> ? >> seattle washington. >> seattle, washington. home of a major aircraft manufacturer. is it seattle? >> seattle has a new solution for its homeless problem. taxpayer money to buy plane tacts to stay with family in more stable cities. >> how did you know that? >> i was in portland and saw the problem there. san francisco wouldn't be smart enough, so seattle is the only logical conclusion. >> at this point, she has a big lead, and we don't even know if my buzzer works? >> it's wise to blame the equipment. question three,

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evening with the reigning champion katie.torney general of the united states said he wants to be the president of the united states but won't decide until next year whether or not to run? dr. sebastian gorka? >> slime ball number 1, eric holder. >> tucker: roll the tape. >> are you considering throwing your hard in the wring for 2020? >> i am thinking about it. if i make a determination early next year? i was looking to see potential contributors. >> tucker: slime ball then 1 retaste. -- number 1 it is. question 4, a u.s. senator had to reassure the public he was still alive. reports from google said he died last year. which senator was it? >> senator orin hatch of utah. >> tucker: is it hatch. >> orin hatch tweeted google, we need to talk with a screen shot of google search results which claimed he passed away last year. his team posted photos to prove the senator is very much alive. >> tucker: are correct. that brings us to question 5. in a sudden death match between dr. sebastian gorka and katie. this is multiple choice. t

tell us what they did. >> that's right, katy.they did was they tried to replicate what they did to john po te podesta in 2016. he was hillary's campaign chairman. they targeted senator make haskill's office such that it sent links that look like an authentic email from microsoft saying you needed to change your password and then it brought them to a page that looked ex t exactly like the microsoft portal where you change your password. if the individual followed that prompt and typed in their password, that gave those russian hackers basically a way to infiltrate that computer system. there was no evidence to believe that the hack was successful and senator make haskill's office later confirmed that portion. again this is the first concrete evidence that we have that we were able to reveal here of russian interference in the 2018 midterms. >> and what tipped you off to this? >> so a couple weeks ago, or i guess last week at the aspen security forum, a top microsoft executive was talking about a few candidates that microsoft had p

i'm katie tur in for craig melvin. the dam is breaking. the meeting between president trump and vladimir putin could be a breaking point for the gop. and in about an hour, the president will have to face the flood of backlash. he's meeting with republican members of congress and we'll talk to the press. plus, spy games. while standing next to the american president, vladimir putin tried to set a trap for the man investigating both vladimir putin and donald trump, that man is robert mueller. and he's back on the world stage, choosing his words carefully. only making veiled references to his successor, but how long can that last as he gears up to hit the campaign trail? >>> president trump will address yesterday's vladimir putin meeting. it will be the first time we hear from the president after the tidal wave of criticism to his standing next to putin instead of standing up to him. as both men say, they do not think russia interfered in our election. imagine that. called a betrayal and a disgrace by members of his own party, the chorus is o