here are kelly's men, here. you have the ninth indiana when everyone should have been down here to block the retreat. so as the guns on talbot hill continued to throw rounds into columnlage, dumont's converged into philippi as kelly's column ran down the opposite bank. to say that the confederates were taken by surprise is an understatement. the gunners on talbot hill watched as confederates crawled out of their tent, one recalling that out they swarmed like bees from a hive. the calvary flew and scarcely knew which way to run. the famed newspaper correspondent, whitelaw reid, was there writing for a cincinnati paper and noted that the cannonballs were crashing into them, sending them out like hornets from a nest. there is the philippi bridge today. frederick lander is watching this, and he is not happy. landers is all but forgotten today. mostly them -- even among historians. he died of disease on the battlefield. but lander was a national celebrity at this time. he explored in the far west. he was an accomplis

kelly said, i expect i have to die. the earliest reports would indicate that kelly had been killed, then they revised it to mortally wounded. heree very quickly brag for a minute on dr. john for as well. he was probably the most accomplished served in -- surgeon. he had been wired by mcclellan in wheeling saying, get to grafton, do what you can to save kelly's life. he took a special train. we found the general in comfortable quarters in a private house, guarded by soldiers but apparently in a dying condition. he had lost much blood, was pale and weak, and was still bleeding slowly. withs removed to grafton soldiers doing relays, carrying him on a litter. mcclellan was so impressed with kelly that he recommended kelly for promotion to brigadier general volunteer. he would remain under the doctor's care for the rest of the year, traveling with him to washington. a make a long story short, few years ago i was able to acquire his instruments, his patient journals, his photo album, even his pocket watch. when kelly recovere

, former cabinet member kelly took over.uming there was a lot of churn and a lot of chaos and dysfunction in the white house staff. he tried to bring some discipline to it. this whole commentary back and forth between him and the president and the press secretary, it seems to me the press secretary probably has not commanded any large organizations or opinion the staff director for any staffs. she doesn't even show her face when it comes time to have a press conference. the president saying he would have thrown him out of the office. this sounds like something john kelly would say or i would say if i was on that staff role. make sure you don't get a yes man. but taeuplt, martin, i would also comment there were quite a few can tkals ascandals when mr kelly was the chief of staff. i'm not sure how much u he brought it together, he wishes he was pack there to bring a little more discipline to it. that's all well and good, but there were a lot of things going wrong that various members of the press reported on while he was there

john kelly's just been very public about it. and as the white house became more and more controlled by trump himself, as he weakened every strong fifedom in that white house over the first two years it became very clear what was going to happen. he was no longer going to be hemmed in by any sort of sage advice by people whon the system and understand the executive branch. it was entirely predictable what john kelly was talking about that eventually he would do something self-destructive because he didn't have anyone there to push back and the current chief of staff who is acting chief of staff never even was confident enough to want or take the full chief of staff title is widely considered in washington to be subservient to trump, weak, and not someone who is going to push back the way that john kelly not always but a lot of the times did. >> let me read the statement from stephanie grisham the white house press secretary. i worked with john kelly. he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great president. sher mich

i know john kelly. john kelly served in miami as demander of south com for a few years before heading back to wshington, and he and i know each other well. i disagree with him viscerally on some of the things he did and said as the dhs secretary and the white house. i know him to be an honorable man. i know him to be a patriarch who loves this country, who i believe served a president whom he doesn't agree with for a lot of things because he thought it was his duty. to now attack someone like jn kel john kelly who paid the ult rat sacrifice, lost a son in service to this country while donald trump is feigning bone spurs on his feet not to serve and that's the kind of man we're discussing with such chivalry and just throwing around kind of, you know, questioning his motives and questioning his honor in the case of the secretary -- the press secretary of trump. >> let me read, in fact, again, that statement from the white house press secretary, stephanie grisham, defending president trump. she writes, i w

. >> hey, kelly. picture of a broader weak economy is driving all major entities down by about 2% on the day. the s&p 500 is sitting at the lowest level since late august, and with today's losses down about 5% from the all-time high, currently trading at 2876 though at the lows of the day taking a step back the rotation into popular safety trades is notable today. the 10-year yield down again at 1.58%. gold is higher around 1.25%. the dollar is slightly weaker but still hovering around the two-year high. that, of course, will be a big challenge for some of the multi-nationals getting set to report in the next week. some of the multi-nationals are in the industrial sector which is currently the worst performing sector, down about 2.5% big names like deer, caterpillar, 3m. you can see arconic down almost 3% uncertainty also around the upcoming trade talks kelly. >> thank you very much let's drill down deeper with bob pisani at the new york stock exchange bob, it is coming down to the recession game and

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an aide said, john kelly never said anything like that. if he would have said that, i would have thrown him out of the office. he wants to come back into the action like everybody else does. white house press secretary stephanie grisham responded saying, and we quote, i worked with john kelly and he was totally, unequipped to handle the genius of our great president. >>> allegations of improper relationships have cost an up-and-coming congresswoman her job. [♪] check your free credit scores at creditkarma. here's to progress. >>> welcome back. california congresswoman katie hill has resigned. she was facing allegations of improper relationships with staffers. hill called stepping down the hardest thing she's had to do it. also called it the best thing for her constituents. she admitted to an inappropriate relationship with a campaign staffer before taking office. there is a separate allegation of a relationship with a staffer in her congressional office. >>> houston astros owner jim crane apologizing for stephanie epstein. the astros trash

kelly says he warned president trump that he might face impeachment if kelly was replaced with, quote, a yes man. coming up, a pretty blistering response from the white house to that. >>> plus, police in texas are on the hunt for a shooter who opened fire in an on-campus homecoming party in greenville. two people are dead and at least 14 hurt so a live update is coming up. dayquil severe. the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy-head, fever, sore throat, power through your day, medicine. i've always been i'm still going for my best... even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'll go for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? sharing my roots. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have

let's begin with john kelly and his warning.phanie grisham has provided this statement from the president says john kelly never said that. he never said anything like that. if he would have said that, i would have thrown him out of the office. he just wants to come back into the action like everybody else does. okay. janel, is there any reason why john kelly would make this up? who do you think is telling the truth here? >> of course i have no way of knowing what conversations have been had in private with the president. i think that mr. kelly certainly has a reputation for being a relatively honest and upstanding individual, so i think the larger question is there are certainly elements of this story that seem like they could occur in any sort of organization, the question of who leaders need to support them and what sort of advice they actually seek, whether to go with the sort of more comfortable role of someone who will really sort of endorse you and sort of buffer your feelings, or to go with someone who will challenge you

because if you do, i believe you'll be impeached. >> kelly also saying that he feels, quote, bad that he left trump and left the white house. the response from the white house was swift. president trump's press secretary declaring, quote, i worked with john kelly and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great president. president trump himself firing back insisting, quote, john kelly never said that, he never said anything like that. if he would have said that, i would have thrown him out of the office. he just wants to come back into the action like everybody else does. the president reiterating that again this morning when he was asked if his response was aggressive. >> oh, i don't think it's aggressive at all. i would be surprised if he made those comments in a negative way, but i don't think the response would be if he actually said that, if he actually meant that, i said what i do. and that i mean. >> gloria borger is chief political analyst. and also joining us author of "the gatekeepers." >> what do you think of this, gloria? >> they're stunning. the president

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kelly's sisters talked about the singer. >> the way he's been portrayed is as a monster.ways chained up -- he's not a dog. and that's what hurts so much. you know, he is a legend, he's an icon. >> during the hearing, the judge said he'd rule later on motions to dismiss some charges and reconsider bond for kelly. >>> and the "washington post" reports on supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg's appearance center in washington. >> i always knew that justice ginsburg would be a great supreme court justice. i did not know she would be a really popular cultural icon. >> ginsburg said some people thought she was too old for the job when president clinton nominated her when she was 60. ginsburg, who is now 86, said if you worry about her age, it was unnecessary. >>> still to come, the boeing investigation. the company's ceo answers more heated questions from lawmakers about the safety of the max jet. i suffered with psoriasis for so long. i felt gross. people were afraid i was contagious. i was covered from head to toe. i was afraid to show my skin. it was kind of a shock afte

>> if john kelly did in fact say that to president trump, john kelly would have been pretty prescient that in mick mulvaney he did get a yes man. remember, mick mulvaney's entire m.o. was to let trump be trump and that's precisely what he's done. we heard comments from john kelly where he said he regretted having to leave the white house. it's also true that one's effectiveness as a white house chief of staff is directly linked to the kind of personal relationship that one has with the president. at the time john kelly left the white house, he did not enjoy a good relationship with president trump at all. i don't have any independent reporting as to whether or not john kelly made that comment to president trump or not, but certainly what he said there while seated next to karl rove tracks with a lot of the things john kelly was telling reporters and his allies while he was still in the white house advising president trump. >> stephanie grisham said i worked with john kelly. he was totally inequipped to handle the genius of our president. >> i'm not certain that there are many presiden

kelly, back to you. >> seema, thanks very much and welcome everyone i'm kelly everyones. we begin with our top story today, which is boeing shares sinking on reports that the faa was misled about the safety of the 737 max. phil lebeau is live with the very latest. phil, it's the biggest move we've seen for some time in boeing. >> kelly, the concern of the faa is not just it potentially but was misled during the certification process for the 737 max. the other concern is documents that are just now being turned over from boeing to investigators on capitol hill, they've been known about for several months and they're just now being turned in. that's according to the faa. boeing just issued a statement to us regarding this document dump and -- or being leaked -- from investigators on capitol hill let me run you through everything, kelly, in terms of what's going on with the discussion about boeing and these documents. yesterday, they turned over a document to the department of transportation in that document, allegedly, the documents show that there are instant messages betw

kelly had to sit there stone faced.during kelly's tenure as chief of staff that the president routinely obstructed justice. that was documented fully by bob mueller. he clearly didn't rein in the president from being outlandish publicly or from engaging in impeachable acts. as president. so i just think it's a fallacy to think that anyone can be put around him who can actually regulate him. at the end of the day, the people he keeps around are the people like stephanie grisham who have this sort of maoist approach and will just write peons to the great leader and not actually challenge him on strategy or policy or anything else. and any good adult, any competent adult, running an organization, whether it's a business or the government is someone who takes advice from other people, consults other people, understands they don't have all the answers. that's never been donald trump. why he didn't have a successful business and why he's had a haphazard presidency. he runs a cult of personality. he doesn't really manage an or

adding kelly just wants to be back in the action. then there was this comment this morning. >> i would be surprised if he made those comments in a negative way, but i don't think the response would be if he actually said that, if he actually meant that, i said what i do, and that i mean. >> i'm confused at the end there where that was supposed to go. but, look, john kelly was there when a lot of the ten potential counts of obstruction of justice in the mueller report happened, so this idea that i saved the president from anything bad happening at the white house is, shall we say, revisionist history. however, the idea that on the way out he said, don't hire a yes man, i assume he means he's not a fan of mick mulvaney? >> it's funny, though, because trump's response to that criticism basically affirms the criticism, right? by trump saying if anybody had said something mean to me, i would have thrown them out of my office, basically saying, yes, i on only want yes men around me, who won't tell me i'm in danger of impeachment, who won't

basil's michael and kelly sattler.efore we get to impeachment, which is the subject we want to address, we do want to mention defense secretary is speaking right now about extending 1800 sending 1800ut troops to protect saudi arabia. we have seen this before we we have a president under investigation for impeachment. how much more complicated does it get? unfortunately this impeachment move is purely political, driven by nancy pelosi, adam schiff, and the radical left. and walk at the same time, and obviously the president takes his responsibilities seriously. this decision by the defense secretary sounds like a wise one. we are also looking to pass usmca, which is a huge trade deal, which would bring more economic prosperity to this good-looking economy. we are looking to implement policies that the president was elected on for the american public and while this impeachment charade happens on the hill. david: we hear from kelly that it is political. it may be getting traction. fox has a poll that says 51% of americans

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angela kelly has been given the all clear by the queens are really sold these details.sn't it? _by details. it's fascinating, isn't it? —— by the queen to release all these details. it's fascinating. yet add some colour to the relationships within the royal household. a lesson in the queen's english from the queen herself. that is the horse's mouth, isn't it? it's a really lovely story that she was telling the queen, well, she wanted elocution lessons. the queen said that she would help her with a few words. no, it was lovely. really nice anecdotal stories. another one was revealed that when michelle obama hugged the queen, which is not the done thing at all, etiquette says you just do not go there. the queen hugged her back. there was not a discussion about how the queen reacted to that, whether she was ok with that. angela kelly reveals in her book at the queen was very happy with the hug and was happy to respond. right. let's talk about how to kill a cold hours after cutting it. this is the daily mail which has talked to three experts, one of them professor ron echoe

the man in the middle is william kelly. the man on the last is the soviet official, the secret police guy, from moscow. the guy on the right is the local official. kelly did not have a very good opinion of these two individuals. that smile on his face, i think, says a lot. the supervision, the obstructionism of the soviets s exasperated the relief workers, who found most officials not up to the job. these are former something other than government officials who after the revolution inherent or come into very big jobs. the a.r.a. men realize that they just can't do it. they see themselves very much in herbert hoover's image. they are engineers executing the business of relief, and they were also spreading the benign influence of american efficiency. and for me, fascinating, and i write about this in the book, peculiarities of the russian environment seem to have magnified the crusading spirit of the relief workers. there is zeal for spreading their particular idea of civilization, for how things work. they grew more fervent

john kelly speaks out about his time in the white house and whether he could have prevented the impeachment inquiry. >>> we're going to start this hour, though. the leader of isis believed to be dead. killed last night in a u.s. military operation during purported u.s. air strikes on a suspected isis safe house in syria. nbc news has confirmed the mission started about 6:00 p.m. eastern saturday. it included helicopters, jets and drones and special ops forces that fired from the air. isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi is believed to be dead. they're conducting dna tests right now. the suspected safe house was under u.s. surveillance in recent days. a convoy leaving the compound was also struck in this attack. the safe house was later decimated by an air strike. president trump is expected to address the nation 9:00 a.m. eastern time. of course, we'll go to that live right here on msnbc. this is where this all unfolded overnight. it happened in the northwestern part of syria. close to the border with turkey. nbc's pentagon and national security correspondent, courtney cube i is in iraq. richar

kelly says that he warned president trump he might face impeachment if kelly was replaced with, quote/unquote, a yes man. coming up the blistering response the white house gave kelly. >>> we are following breaking news out of the syria. it's believed isis leader al baghdadi has been killed in a u.s. military raid. what his death could mean for this once formidable terror group. >>> also breaking overnight. we know at least two people are dead and at least 14 have been treated for gunshot wounds after a shooting in greenville, texas. we are live on that scene for you next. i'm your cat. ever since you brought me home, that day. i've been plotting to destroy you. sizing you up... calculating your every move. you think this is love? this is a billion years of tiger dna just ready to pounce. and if you have the wrong home insurance coverage, you could be coughing up the cash for this. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like me-ow. sto find out, olay faced ther world.better than olay?m, we tested our vitamin b3 formula and beat japan's top moisturizers. south korea's most

look on at america to secure their security and he's basically saying our allies are in trouble so kelly let me let me start with you what is what is the state of america's allies in the world are how we organize our national security infrastructure around the world in the right way or do our allies need to begin looking for other places to secure their their needs. i think i think the latter is correct i mean i'm i'm thinking of george washington's farewell address when he warned against foreign entanglements he warned that in pursuing these friendships partnerships treaties entanglements as he put it would put us in a complicated position and which we were basically selling and sharing our foreign policy basing our foreign policy on other people's other country's interests those entanglements were things that we built after world war 2 that had gone through horrific wars where we had world war one world war 2 nato was securing our security doing a deal with japan and basing u.s. forces abroad was something where we looked at is at that time is vital to u.s. national security and our al

she joins us next. >> tucker: megyn kelly was a fixture at fox.rly 2017, she moved to nbc where, among many other things, she anchored the third hour of "the today show." it turned out to be a turbulent year.. executives caught covering up for accused sex criminal harvey weinstein. the network's most famous anchor, matt lauer, fled the building after he was implicated in a laundry list of misdeeds. an awful lot of drama for one network. megyn kelly was right there to see all of it. she left her show last october. she has not done a single televised interview since. we are happy to have her on the set tonight. megyn,on good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> tucker: the ronan farrow book adds details what we essentially knew which is that nbc executives, particularly head of nbc news, covered up for harvey weinstein. here's what ronan farrow's book says. i want your reaction to this quote. farrow brings a recording by the nypd to nbc and in it, harvey weinstein admits that he abused an italian model. on tape. noah oppenheim responds "my view is

read the response. >> stephanie grisham said about john kelly, john kelly's comments that it was himsident basically from an impeachment inquiry, stephanie grisham, the press secretary, said i worked with john kelly and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our president. >> i love this woman. she comes up with the most amazing quotes. it's incredible. maybe that was the problem there, the genius of the president was too much for him. he's -- nobody can keep him from doing anything that he feels like doing, and if you're a serious member of the cabinet, one of the major people, it's your responsibility to try to lead him in the right direction. most of these people are not great status guys coming in here who -- and women who just know a lot of stuff and have a lot of stature of their own who could argue things, certainly. >> gale collins, thank you for being with us. we wish we could get hints from you. there is a top tier? >> there is a top tier. yeah, i'll give you a hint, there's one person that drives everybody nuts and that person is getting stupenous waves of votes

kelly is being held in the chicago area jail on federal sex-crimes charges. he faces charges in new york on racketeering kidnapping forced labor and sexually exploit haitian of a child. kelly waived his right to appear in court today, the next status conference is set for december. we're health tonight, it is the second that deadliest cancer for men but thanks to a new trial there may be hope for those battling prostate cancer in today's health minute meredith wood brings us the latest on this study. >>encouraging news for men suffering from aggressive forms of prostate cancer, a drug could help slow down the progression of the deadly disease. >>this site really look at man had progressed or from standard of care there. he was no longer working. >>the drug elaborate was shown to delay the disease progression in with medals said it castrate resistant canceand mutations in their h r our genes castrate resistant means that the cancer keeps growing even when the testosterone levels in the patient's body had been drastically reduced. >>the man they were treated in

kelly, back to you. >> bob, appreciate it. you know, you mentioned the retailers. we got that retail sales report this morning it was the autos that were so kind of the surprising weak spot but that does confirm what we had heard anecdotally in the sales data anything yet the people down there are worried about? >> no. not on the consumer side so remember, everybody's watching this carefully because the consumer, the u.s. consumer, is the lynch pin holding up the global economy if they start going south, that's going to be a problem for the market overall but you're right auto sales were down 1%. internet's a little strange to explain. the only thing i would like at here is year oveyear, retail salers were still up 4.1%. that's still the second best year over year that we have had this year. august was number one. so i don't -- my sense here is that this is a little bit of an outlier with the exception of the autos. we'll see next month if we get a consistently down reading, then i think people will be a little more worried. >> that's a great point. we're still at

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"the exchange" with kelly starts now. >> thank you, scott. here is what's ahead boeing ceo is facing a lashing on capitol hill and it will continue into tomorrow we'll talk about why investors are not careful of the consequences here. we'll discuss that >> california is the most popular state in the nation. it is facing potential blackouts that's affecting millions of homes and still battling the kwie wildfires. we'll look at the missteps could a hawkish statement put a hole on this rally >> we begin with dom chu >> we did hit as record intraday high in the s&p 500. s&p 500 is well above that 3,000 level and did hit a record of one point today. taking a bigger hit today of the nasdaq composite one of the stand out sectors of today's trade is healthcare. i mention it because healthcare on a year to date and one year bases is still the second worse performing sector in the s&p 500. 1.5% today driven by mega cap earning results. if you are looking for stock of the day, check out what's happening with general motors. better expected earnings and

president trump, the white house had an aggressive response to kelly's comments.the-record statements from both the president and the press secretary were issued in response to kelly's words. president trump saying john kelly never said that. he never said anything like that. if he would have said that i would have thrown him on it of the office. he just wants to come pack into the action like everybody else. press secretary stephanie grisham said i worked with john kelly, and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great president. a widely respected former colleague, a rival of the white house, was celebrated at the time. that retired four-star general who serves the president's chief of staff for a year and a half. buff contrast the way that the white house had an immediate and coordinated response to kelly's comments with the way they responded to the impeachment inquiry, meeting new developments with silence and declining to dispute the specifics. republican allies even complained about the lack of messaging coordination and strategy coming out

kelly: -- rep. kelly: thank you. i want to publicly thank all the people that got on the bus to come to washington, d.c., that was so very important and i don't know if everyone knows, but after the rally was over we took amalie's from kentucky into senator mcconnell's office to talk to them about please passing both hills that we sent over in february. ask you,t, i wanted to you stated in your testimony that there was a working group to address the impact of violence on vulnerable is. can you explain the intersectionality of structural violence and social determinants on health as it relates to gun violence and underserved communities? stewart: yes, ma'am. >> [indiscernible] rep. kelly: the chair talk about that in my statement. the chair could have -- >> [indiscernible] >> well, we need to go on with our hearing. congresswoman ellie, you have floor. kelly, you have the floor. please, sir, we are trying to have a hearing here. >> [indiscernible] dr. stewart: yes, ma'am. you want me to just answer? if you look at the

that's the news update kelly, back to you >> sue, thank you very much. sue herera there let's catch you up on other stories. rapid fire here to break down the headlines, welcome, everybody. first up we'll talk some roku. users may have mnoticed a new feature, pop-up ads over commercials on cable or live tv. take a look at this site it shows a pop-up ad for a geico sponsored program while a geico ad is airing so the thing to understand it's a sponsored program. anyway, roku ceo says he believes the company is really in the advertising business not the hardware business and investors love it. the stock is at more than 200% this year. wow. >>his is really remarkable, don't you think? it has been a hardware business and their systems are in the new tvs getting sold is it just they can boost what they're getting for ad rates working with these partners or potentially is there a revenue sharing deal that comes into play when people are buying directly off their roku? >> we talk about winners and losers in the streaming wars roku so far has been the big winner

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>our shut off now alameda county just one of those areas affected that 10's of thousands of customers affected their joined now on the phone by sergeant ray kelly, theficer for the alameda sheriff's office. sergeant kelly, thanks for your time i know it's a busy day is it the uncertainty what is the most difficult part about ramping up and getting ready for. >>really the new normal. >>well that's a great question this is definitely unprecedented for us we were very good at emergency management but we have not been faced with something like this and there so many unknowns i'm going forward but this there's multiple phases to this offer alameda county will be watching what goes on in the other counties and then learning as we go from what's working and what's not working in those counties. we're here tonight working overtime in our office of emergency services all our staff are ready were will be going to a 12 on 12 off shoot here. this is about coordination and working together. emerg

i'm kelly evans. let's dig into the continued battle over where boeing goes next a chart pretty much sums up the story today from a 3% drop to nearly 5% rally to now just about a 1% gain after the company's earnings this morning. while almost every metric missed estimates, boeing says it still anticipates the 737 max will return to service next quarter joining me now are david gellis with "the new york times" and phil lebeau. welcome to both of you the earnings were missed by a mile, as you have been reporting on are investors simply taking them at their word that this plane is getting back in the skies? >> well, i don't thinkthey're taking them at their word. i think there are enough indications out there that what boeing believes will happen by the end of this year, which is certification by the faa there is a decent chance of that happening. and if it doesn't happen by the end of this year, a lot of investors are saying, look, it's likely going to happen shortly after the new year which means, a, t

the president refuting the claim saying quote, john kelly never said that. he never said anything like that. if he would have said that, i would have thrown him out of the office. he just wants to come back into the action like everybody else does. end quote. white house press secretary stephanie grisham added to this saying quote i work with john kelly and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great president. joining us now, glenn kershner, msnbc legal analyst charlie psyc psychs still with us. charlie, interesting. all the kings men and women now we're seeing a former chief of staff coming forward and saying, guess what? i warned you that you'd get impeach if you get a yes man. he's also, if you will, throwing shade on mick mulvaney. >> oh and that stephanie grisham quote. i mean, that is a graphic. that is -- that is pure north korean fluffry. that's got to go in the -- that's got to go in the sycophant hall of fame. you know donald trump himself probably dictated this but john kelly is basically read between the lines saying donald trump

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john kelly is saying don't surround yourself with yes men.hat seems to be pointed with the mick mulvaney and rudy giuliani who are two figures also wrapped up in impeachment. we know the president from thiz past has tried to surround himself by people that he views as loyal to him. i think john kelly's warning was a sign that said don't surround yourself by someone who will just take orders blindly. you need someone to put up guardrails and protect yourself when you have an idea that will not play legally or with the american public. so his warning as he says, it was intended to be something to help the president rein in who he likes to surround himself by. >> let me switch gears for a moment and talk to you about the isis raid over the weekend. it's kind of drawing a lot of negative commentary, if you will, that congressional leaders were not briefed, the traditional so-called gang of eight that includes the bipartisan leadership in some of the more important national security and intelligence committees. they weren't given the heads-up or b

>>> kelly, thanks so much. we're so glad to be joined here by bob iger on such a busy day kelly mentioned your big announcements. you just came from stage here at vanity fair where you unveiled a clip of the mmandolorian. can you give us a sense of the early demand of disney-plus? >> we started allowing people to sign up for subscriptions back in the middle of the summer. and we also launched a somewhat quietly in the netherlands but without original content and i can say without being very specific that the reaction to the product people tried to netherlands has been robust. it's heartening to see how much interest there is in what we're bringing out which i think speaks volt yums about the brands and the content under those brands both the library content and the original there's a lot of excitement and a lot of anticipation. >> everything's ready to go for november 12th in. >> yes, everything's ready to go we could launch today. lot of people right now at disney who probably had heart palpitations >> so, you

john kelly says he saw donald trump's impeachment coming.ys that conversation never happened and white house secretary stephanie gresham says this. "i worked with john kelly and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great president." what a statement there. >> joining me now our danny cevallos and dion green. >> to know that donald trump does not listen to anybody. the fact that trump never takes advice from anyone. the only people that had some sway over him are ivanka, jared and stephen miller. that's a given. that's a reason why he's a terrible president is because he does not take advice. he has all the answers and does not take counsel. i think it is self serving for john kelly to say, you know, his departu departure ushers an apocalypse for trump. it is not like john kelly restrain him from doing wrong things. a week after john kelly got the job, you may recall trump sat at bedminster saying he's going to unleash fire and furry in north korea. the other thing that you see here is the white house going into this sort of

>> hi, kelly. >> kelly: i've covered it on tour before. ellie golding is such a great writer.ears ago i met this polite guy and i fell in love with them on our first date. i really like him but i wasn't sure how he felt about me so after a few

in a way, john kelly is right.install a yes man. >> i looked at the "washington post", regularly leaves the west wing to visit his home in south carolina, golf. >> right. that wasn't kelly. so that's a shot. that tells you what's happening to poor mulvaney. we will see how much longer. >> he has three jobs. >> by the time kelly left, i heard approximate people he was barely doing his job. 9:00 a.m., he was saying i'm off to the gym. now mick mulvaney is golfing a lot. there is not a lot of operations at the white house. that's a scary thing. they have given up on having the president do anything sane. it is monitor what he says, or more importantly, what he tweets. if we hear from john bolton where they are trying to get him in the impeachment inquiry, there is a question whether he will appear. >> the president hinting something big happening. the state department phillip reeker was telling investigators he was in the dark for eight-hour closed door testimony. in his testimony, reeker is said to have told house me

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welcome, everybody kelly, we'll see you in a minute welcome to "power lunch.s is that's -- i thought it was the grill of an automobile maybe a lincoln. earnings buffet, ladies and gentlemen, on the busiest day of earnings season. sinking twitter is tanking and tesla is surging >>> we are gearing up for amazon after the bell >>> tesla is

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