i look forward to working with kirsten. tickets ed i texted her this morning. >> what would be your message to voters out there who may be a little bit skeptical, they may say you didn't win the election but now you are being appointed by the governor and maybe that's not the way it should be? what would your message be to those folks who might be skeptical of this appointment? >> as i said in my remarks, i am very humbled and grateful for this opportunity and this appointment by governor ducey. i spent my life in service and i'm going to continue to serve with everything i've got to make a difference for those who i represent. that's what i did in the house and that's what i intend to do in the senate. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. thank you. >> three questions? seriously? what about the fact meghan mccain's husband tweeted out calling mcsally a poor choice? how do you overcome the fact that the senator's own daughter and her husband seem to think this is not a good idea? >> i think you all know the regard that

kirsten may not be surprised. but judge sullivan was surprised.nd that's what's different, is that he doesn't have the cynicism of dealing with this every day and he was uncynical enough to be appalled by general kelly's behavior. >> i think all four of us -- >> general flynn. >> i think all four of us saw judge sullivan was looking at this much differently than people have on television and elsewhere. jeffrey toobin, kirsten powers, rick santorum, thank you very much. next stop at the white house. more on how this is playing out there. later the end of president trump's charity and some of the truly disgusting al waigss surrounding it. ♪ not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. energy lives here. what sore muscles? what wi

kirsten, mike shields brought up by chuck schumer.ed why the white house maybe chuck schumer is willing to deal but not nancy pelosi. she's the one holding things up. what do you think the white house gets out of that have an aggressive spin? >> well, it's not true first of all. but the reason they're doing that, and i don't want to call it spin. they're making up things lying. so i think that they're doing this because they are still holding on to this idea that by demonizing nancy pelosi this incredibly powerful woman in the democratic party and in the country, that that will somehow help them. i guess it makes their base happy but they did this during the last midterm election we just had and it didn't work out very well for them. this is something that's just an old trick they keep coming back to that they think they can try and demonize her and make her the person who is the problem that's not willing to deal when that's just not what's happened. the democrats are completely united in opposition to the wall because it's a stupid

back with me now, kaitlan, kirsten, and scott. so let's talk about this.dent shopping for an attorney general who will shut down this investigation? jeffrey toobin called it a feature, not a bug in terms of what he's looking for. >> reporter: i think that's certainly what critics of this white house think, and i don't think it's unusual they drew that conclusion because his primary problem with jeff sessions was that he had recused himself and couldn't be in charge of the russia investigation. therefore, president trump thought it had gotten out of control. white house officials will continue to insist day in and day out that the president is not going to fire robert mueller, and he doesn't want to bring the investigation to an end though it's clear he wants it to come to an end on his own. but you can guarantee that the president's pick for the attorney general is going to have a fight for this when he does go to be senate confirmed because of course that is going to be a question that a lot of senators feel pressured to ask. are you going to either recus

as kirsten knows, yes, we had republican control of the house and senate but you need 60 votes in thent you're going to need to get nine, at least nine democrat votes in the senate which was unlikely. having said that, again, i do think that it's something that the administration on the messaging front should be talk bing about what they got already as opposed to raising expectations i think were difficult to meet. >> and kirsten, finally, on the fact that the president claims that mexico will indirectly pay for the wall by way of trade with nafta, which, by the way, is not how revenue actually works. >> right. >> is that an example of dealmaking? >> look, that's -- what you just said, though, it's not -- i don't even know how that would work. that how would you even earmark that money or direct that money assuming that that amount of money came in, anyway? and like i said, i just think people need to think about this $18 billion and it's probably -- if the past is prologue, it will be more than that because usually when the government does something, whatever they think it's going to

it smart for kirsten nielsen so step up show the administration cares. we have dueling narratives, one hand president talked about it in iraq, border wall offense, slats whatever, said will protect america. but democrat say, big problem is your heartless, cold policies, you celebrated families now -- celebrat -- separated families now kid dying. kennedy: this is not the first administration that has separated families. >> i know. kennedy: and if i were a parent whose child was in same detention facility, i would want to know what will hell happened and this one children had something contagious, if my child of at risk, and if they are so overwhelmed who is look out for the kids, don't we have a right ton what has afflicted the kids. >> there is a lack of information. it depends on, is it a cold, an infection out of control, we need to know. but, in our political system, which such partisan gridlock as lead to shut down, each side will seize on incident of tragedy to score political points, we should not do that with children's death or border security, t

>> kirsten, steve, these are issues we're going to be running with.nks for taking the hard questions. >>> coming up, i'm going to speak with a member of the senate armed services committee about mattis' resignation, and whether it is bad news for the nation and the security of the world. that's from a republican congressman. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> defense secretary james mattis quitting in protest today, has withdrawn sharp reaction across the board in the defense community, outside on both sides of the aisle, even from ordinarily soft spoken people such as former defense secretary bill cohen. i spoke with him earlier this hour. it was impossible to ignore the anger, the frustration, the deep feeling behind his words. have a listen. >> the president has taken a wrecking ball to every pillar of stability and security we've erected over the past 60, 70 years. he systematically is demolishing them. >> joining me now is senator jack reed, a distinguished army veteran and ranking member on the senate armed services committee. >> thanks, jim. >>

let's discussion of the chris cillizza is here, kirsten powers.'t this fake news, that john kelly was happy and not going anywhere? >> yes. i mean, look, it doesn't take you all that long to go back through donald trump's quotes and tweets in which he says general kelly and i have talked, and he'll be staying through 2020. now, we of course knew at the time that was solely trump being reactive to news saying he had tired of kelly, which by the way in retrospect was 100% accurate like most of the things he calls fake news. and he just goes back on it. he says things in the moment to try to counter things that are true and play >> our sources are saying super pissed that ayers -- i don't know why i hate that word. i have such an aversion to that word. said that ayers said no. right? and so he has no plan b. this is a testament to how chaotic this white house is. >> yeah. i actually think a lot of times when you hear officials quoted on background, senior administration official and they pooh-pooh something that then happens, i actually don't think t

kirsten, what do you think?leged affairs had surfaced at the time, at the same time the trump campaign was working to put out other fires, could it have cost him the election? >> yeah, i put this sort of in the category of if a tree falls in a forest, does it make a sound? i don't know. it's one of those types of questions where you can, you know, you can make a case in either direction, but what i can say is that i think donald trump thought that and certainly that's what people have admitted is that you have ami admitting this. you have michael cohen admitting it in a guilty plea that these payments were made to keep these women from telling their stories before the election. so i think that that's the thing that matters the most and it's hard to know what -- i guess i could guess that an average trump voter probably wouldn't care. i don't know how it would have impacted an independent voter or maybe a democrat that was thinking of crossing over. so i think that it's important in that sense is that they were t

>> kirsten, steve, these are issues we're going to be running with.ng the hard questions. >>> coming up, i'm going to speak with a member of the senate armed services committee about mattis' resignation, and whether it is bad news for the nation and the security of the world. that's from a republican congressman. stay with us. if you have psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. sho

in real live kirsten vangsness is the partial owner of the blinking owl in california. >> what you have to do with this is spank the mint. >> reporter: kerstin was intrigued when her friends said they were going to chase a dream and open the first distillery. >> it's beautiful. people are getting paid do something they're good at and we're not cutting corners and i feel that's why people love contract minds. it's because we all genuinely get along, so you're watching a show about people working together made by people who work together. people can smell that. i people like you can smell it and taste it. we're conscious about how we're treating the environment, the farmer, the ploys, how the stuff looks, how it tastes. i feel like in the end if you're looking for a good metric of what keeps you happy, saerng app calm, and, yeah, you make money, this is perfect. >> known for its vodka and distillery the blinking owl made a decision early on to do things the long way, making their booze from scratch using santa ana's award-winning water along with its grind. >> we're committed to using org

kirsten cox/daughter:"sad." says he never thought his video would take off the way it has.and what really hit home for him and his kids were the comments from others sharing how bullying has affected them. matt cox/father:"it's gut- wrenching to see how deep those wounds go for some people."and he hopes this video is a reminder of exactly that.matt cox/father:"i just want the kids to know that words truly do hurt, they cut very deep and have lasting effects, and i hope that parents hold their kids accountable." (grant) kirsten's five-mile walk to school was broken up over her three-day suspension from the bus.she finished the last two miles wednesday and is expected to return back to her normal routine. (justine) a heart-stopping crime - caught on camera in los angeles. police say a video shows a homeless man pushing a complete stranger into oncoming traffic - before he ends up being pinned by a truck. we want to warn you some may find this video disturbing. it happened in downtown l-a's jewelry district. that's

. >> the other thing, kirsten, he's lying about something they already know. they said, did you say this to kisliyak? hi's not withholding information. that's why this doesn't make any sense. >>> one last quick to kirsten, given all of this, and you read the 302, it's clear that he wasn't ambushed. his lawyers said he was not ambushed, i'm surprised that sarah sanders continued that line of attack today. >> really? >> i guess i'm not. >> i love that you can still be surprised. i think that's amazing. this is kind of what she does, isn't it? i'm not even remotely surprised. >> at a certainly point will we see the intelligence committee rise up and say, mr. president, michael flynn told us he wasn't ambushed, and mr. president, you shouldn't be saying it and sarah sanders, you shouldn't be saying it from the pressroom. >> i think it's clear that republicans aren't particularly interested in challenging this white house. i think that's why sarah sanders can keep doubling down on these things, because there's no accountability. i'm totally serious when i say i'm g

this person fisher explains that clements will be working with kirsten today. working in the old buildings here my. claimants passions parents for the co-founders of this hotel they believe that their son should have access to a normal paid job despite his mental disability. that was twenty five years ago claim and says been working here ever since the day he's taking care of the lavatories. ok that's done. what set list for you to so i don't forget anything. for always take off each task to make sure everything gets done flow was his own towards. the i'll just take one last look here. this routine helps claimants to keep an overview and do his work well he enjoys the recognition. yes margaret the grocery store that's awkward for me to listen and gives me a sense of accomplishment was just one of those in the song. and when someone tells me i've done a good job it gives me a real boost because this photo is not truthful with all of those of those of us who were to the ranch with the grocery store i'm glad when people their knowledge of my work over it and offer

and i just think -- i kept, like, you need to look at this kirsten.f problems with women in the military. i kept saying, i'll look at it and i never looked at it until finally, within several times, someone hands me a film and says, watch this, and it was called "the invisible war" and it made me cry. i made my whole staff watch it. i said, we are not going to stop until we achieve this. >> you've been fighting for that inside of congress, which brings me to, of course, al franken. how do you, looking back now, a lot of people were frustrated with you, they said you went to fast, a rush to judgment, maybe it wasn't fair. looking back, how do you evaluate your role in franken deciding to resign? >> so, sometimes you just have to do what's right, even if it's painful, even if it's hard, even if it's someone you like or love. and the truth was, there were eight credible allegations and the last person was a congressional staffer, and having worked in this space forfor five years, if i can't protect the women in my work space, if i can't stand up for wome

trish: kirsten gillibrand out of new york tweeted, our future is female, intersectional. one before. empowered by our belief in one another. and we're just getting started. >> it means you are supposed to relate to all the victims in society. she is saying the democratic party is the party of victims and by definition the republicans are the oppressors. that's not what leadership is about. we need to unite people around the issues everybody cares about, the economy, schools, public safety. trish: what about the female population? we are both women. i know some people have trouble with this term i'm a self-declared feminist because i believe in equality of women. >> i can tell you that comment, she just disqualified herself from being president of the united states. she can't run for president of the united states. half of the nation is men. then there are many women like us who have fathers and husbands and sons and grand sons. she can run for president of the china nation, but not for the united states. trish: you are funny. but that aside, you want to believe that every

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kirsten green. it was a voluntarily type of screening, and we had just a little over 1,000 both active and retired firefighters take part in this screening. we looked for a specific protein in the urine called np-22. we picked up three cases of cancer in the screening of three people they did not know they had cancer at the time of the screening, two retire fi t fighters, and one active. one had the same cancer that i had normally found in 1 in 100,000 people. tony a he and i worked in the same fire house together. so that shows you the problem that we were faced with. the -- dr. kirsten green presented our findings at the american urological meeting in 2007 and shows the urologists that people in our profession were fighting that. phys physiologically, what happens is there's genetic mutations that happens in the tissue in the bladder that cause these tumors to form. there is a good possibility that this type of cancer can happen. since we've given these -- the nmp-22 tests, we have identified to t

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secretary of labor alex acosta, secretary of transportation elaine chao, secretary of homeland security kirsten nelson, u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer, small business administrator linda mcmahon, advisor to the president you ivanka trump, senior advisor to the president jared kushner, and chris l. on another note, the president is was again for filling a promise he made to the american people, and this morning the acting attorney general cited the final rule, making clear that bump stocks are a legal because they fall under federal law. begins now,iod where those people in possession of bump stocks must turn them over to an atf field office or destroy them by march 21. instructions for destruction will be posted on atf's website. martha mcsally has been appointed to the u.s. senate and we congratulate her. she has been a partner in the house of representatives helping advance a number of priorities, including rebuilding our military and increasing border security. the president applauds governor ducey for his swift selection and appreciates senator jon kyl and thanks him for his se

i stood just a few hours ago with new york senator kirsten gillibrand, another potential presidentialxt step ought to be ending cash bail on a federal level. when you think of the thousands of people that have been held in custody, in jail for no other reason than they could not afford bail pending their trial. one single mother at the press conference today said she had to come up with a thousand dollars to get out because she had the child that he takes care of alone at home. it took her rent money and took utilities money, caused an eviction, on a crime she did not commit. when you look at the fact that according to reports about half of the people that are held because they couldn't make bail are black and latino. it is a glaring civil rights issue. as we make a first step act which clearly many of us say is only a first step. there should be a lot more added. the next step should definitely deal with cash bails as senator gi gillibrand and others joined us today, or we joined them. people should not have to have a certain income to get a certain outcome to their dealing with the

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secretary of homeland security kirsten nielsen is visiting the u.s.southern border today after two migrant children died in u.s. custody in the last month. nielsen is scheduled to stop in el paso, texas, today and yuma, arizona, tomorrow. the trip comes after the christmas eve death of 8-year-old gomez alonzo and the death of 7-year-old jakelno caal this month, both from guatemala. i want to bring in caitlyn dickerson for "the new york times" and white house correspondent for pbs news hour and a msnbc political analyst. caitlyn, i'm going to start with you. talk to us about what you're hearing about the trip and nielsen expects to accomplish there and wants to see. >> my sense is that she'll go and tour the processing facilities where families stop temporarily on the way into the united states. if they're successful in beginning to make a case to stay, then they within a few days move into i.c.e. detention centers and can stay for weeks or months but those facilities are really at the heart of where we're all questioning right now what's happening tha

>> kirsten. janice: how old are you? >> 10.le fighting. janice: what sure your name. >> 50 years,. janice: what is the key? >> keep the relationship fresh. janice: i love it. you're the son of these two. what is it like living with these two? >> i don't anymore. janice: that's a food thing. take the microphone. i want to learn a little more about you. >> this is steph. we're from santa barbara, modesto, california. janice: fantastic. you have a little something. >> i want to do something real quick. janice: oh, my goodness. >> you're the most -- my heart. will you marry me? this is my mom's ring. i love you. janice: oh, my goodness. what do you say, lady? you said yes. did you surprise her. my first official proposal on "fox & friends". >> he is a scoundrel. made it happen. emailed us. janice: excited about the our first proposal. are we invited to wedding? >> everybody. january jon -- janice, what a great day today. can i have a hug? sorry to surprise you. thank you for saying yes. we did it, area, everybody! happy birthday. a

and this past tuesday, new york senator kirsten gillibrand, asked congress to approve one billion dollars to research afm. doctors say the resarch is desperately needed because they still don't know what causes the illness or how to prevent it. dr. anthony fauci with the national institutes of health is leading part of the government's research. always nice to have you with us. let's start by walking me through in layman's terms, what exactly is afm, and why do people eat quite it to polio? dr. fauci: acute -- myelitis. and what the children get is they get a weakness and paralysis in one or more limbs upper or lower as well as even some muscles in the face the facial muscles that are responsible for expression. now they call it polio like because it resembles what we've seen with polio. but what is clear is that this is not polio in the sense of it is not caused by the polio virus. soledad: is it only in children? dr. fauci: that is a good question. the answer is, not only, but highly targeted towards children. over 90% of the cases are iness soledad: is there any indication that it is t

from special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election.i'm kirsten holmes reporting. (vicki)in addition to his prison sentence -- the judge ordered cohen to pay nearly two million dollars in restitution and fines.cohen is expected to surrender on march 6th. (ken) former housing and urban development secretary under president obama... julian castro.. is launching a presidential exploratory committee. he announced the move on twitter today. castro posted he was-- quote "exploring a candidacy for president of the united states in 20-20 to renew the promise of this country for all." he says he will make an announcement about throwing his hat into the ring next month in texas. (ken)meanwhile.. a new straw-poll has texas congressman beto o'rourke leading the pack of potential 20-20 democratic presidential candidates. o'rourke narrowly edged out former vice president joe biden in a move- on poll published this week -- as the top choice among potential democratic candidates to run against president trump. 15-point-six percent of the respondents picked o'rour

kirsten gillibrand talked about, kamala harris played with it. but that's not what the party since were. that's what french people on the left stands for. >> morgan: kirsten gillibrand is the new york senator. she's not french. >> jessica: a fringe position across the country. we elect moderate democrats -- >> melissa: let jessica respond. >> jessica: what happened in the midterms was a wave of electing moderate democrats across this country. we saw them shot out of a lot of elections that were winnable even in primaries earlier when it came to election day. we'll talk later about claire claire mccaskill and heidi heitkamp, that we need to pay attention to the moderates. this country is full of moderates. just because some progressives are screaming at you loudly doesn't mean we are a party that wants to abolish ice. that's how we stand for. there are other ways to secure our border than putting up a wall, that can be used, frankly, as a racist dog whistle on the campaign trail. that's what they object to. >> melissa: morgan, real quick. >> morga

secretary of homeland kirsten nielsen is urging parents not to put children at risk by heading to the north. she heads to the border for a visit tomorrow. nbc's jacob soboroff has the report. >> reporter: three days of his death, these are the first images of 8-year-old felipe gomez alonzo. nearly 2,000 miles from the new mexico hospital where he died, his mother is in mourning. she says the family was desperate to escape poverty in guatemala when felipe and his father started their trek to america. they were apprehended on the el paso border. border agents said they logged 17 welfare checks but on the morning of december 24th, an agent noticed the child was coughing and appeared to have glossy eyes. by 11:48 that night, he was dead. with cbp promising sweeping changes, including secondary medical checks on all children, homeland security secretary nielsen will visit the u.s., mexico border tomorrow. but for felipe's family, their hope for a better life turned to grief. jacob soboroff, nbc news. >>> today was day six of the government shutdown and there is really no sign of compromise

. >> happey,ng toda kirste kirsten nielson will head to the border. e is expected to visit e el paso, texas today. she developed a series of protective measures incding new medical screenings. she is urging migrants not to put their children at risk by bringing them across the border illegally. >> before you settle on buying the new outfit, you try it on in the dressing room, just you and a mirror. we su. >> a man breached that intimate setting by recording them while they were undressing. how oneen quick action lead to an arrest. >> the young girl was in the forever 21 dressing room and she was getting undressed when she noticed that something was looking at her. she looked up, it was what she thought might be a camera. she immediately reported it to a store employee. >> police arresting this 39-year-old. they found him inside the nearby h&m fitting room. they say he used this bluetooth camera device to record people g undepres >> unfortunately in these cases, somebody that is that commi ded tooing something like this is not just settling for one per

. ♪ ♪ >> homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen is in arizona today, her visit coming after an 8om the flu in government cus after being detained with his father. now, you might remember this marks the second time in three weeks that a migrant child has died in custody. we have more on this, jackie, what is being done about the conditions at the bor border patrol made a series of changes since that boy passed away including second medical checks on all children in custody. secretary nielsen wanted to see firsthand how medical screenings are being handled. yesterday she toured the facilities in el paso, texas, and today she is in yuma, arizona. she also hate the blame on the courts -- laid the blame on the courts saying homeland security is overwhelmed. she pointed to the 9th circuit flores settlement, a 20-year-old ruling that limits time kids can be detained. the trump administration wants to overturn flores and keep families detained until their asylum cases are fully processed. president trump blamed the democrats, tweeting: any deaths of children or others at the border are s

meland security security kirsten neilsen traveled to texas to d inspectention senators following theeath of a child, anle-year-old boy. the 7-year-old girl died while in u.s. custody. neilsen asked that they would be expanding hea stheenings and may request further aid in medical care. lk about divided government. house democrats they're positioning theht shutdown f to be sure but looking at hearings and investigations into the trump administration on immigration.h, >> y this is disturbing stuff obviously with what's going on wit these two kids in particular. and theeparated families more broadly. and dthinitely sog democrats will look at, hold hearings, etc. and when you talk to republicans those that support the president,hey generally feel like immigration is a winning issue for them and they support the president excep when it comes to -- when the spot light is on the kids and the famil separations. that's when it gets very difficult politically for republicans. and democrats not just because it's politics but it is good politics for democrats. we'll be focusing on that. robert:

will you will get to question kirsten yes, and the homeland security secretary today. what questions do you have for her? >> guest: number one, i've had an opportunity to meet one on one with sector neilson in the district in orlando, and there are just a lot of issues that we're dealing with. she has a tough job. my primary concern today will be the use of the military who are very well trained to provide, to those specific mission and purpose and the site what i believe is an inappropriate way in our border. so i will focus mainly on that particular issue, the use of the military at the southern border. but also, greta, i will sort had to talk toto her about, you kno, i believe the myth we have at the border this really cratered it's a self-inflicted wound if you will by the president of the united states. it was a solution looking for a problem. and persons have always been able to seek asylum in the united states of america. but you've heard one of the administrator say that they were never prepared to do with women and children at the border, that they were prepar

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skills needed for that big job., alt looks like the president has been handing out offers of t job by kirsten nielsen, the homeland security head. no telling what happens next there, but it looks like yet another staff shake-up, franci coming soon. >> so many of knees positithese watch. thank you. >> james comey is firing backtrt presidenp this morning. the commander in chief targeted him over his testimony on f capitol hiday claiming that comey lied to congress. in an interview with nbc's nicole wallace, comey dbd that and called on the u.s. to hold the president accountable. >> we have to remind ourselves the president of the united states of america is publicly announcing that people are committing crimes, they should be iniv jail. e citizens, that's not okay, and if we become numb to it, with he risk surndering the norm. >> for more on this spat between comey and the president, let's go to jennifer johnson in washington. >> reporter: as the special counsel's russia investigation heats up, president trump again attacking former fbi director jamesomey w testified before house members friday

. >> kirsten neilson she'll be remaining on to continue conversations with this new administration about reaching an agreement to permit the united states asylum applicants while individuals remain in mexico. >> meanwhile u.s. border agents held a massive drill yesterday. it's the agency's first show of force since a group of migrants tried to rush the border a week ago. >>> and several people are in the hospital this morning after a fight in san francisco. the incident prompted a strong police response with officers shutting down the area for awhile. it's not clear exactly how many people were injured and their conditions this morning are a no. >>> and starbucks is apologizing after another company accused the company of racism. he was shocked when he heard his order. instead of john as he had told the barista he said it said cheng. >> the word cheng it's a slur about describing an asian man as gangster. >> his 12-year-old daughter was also there when it happened and he did get an apology from starbucks district manager. now he says he doesn't want the barista fired just reprimanded and

the white house says president trump will meet with kirsten nielsen this afternoon to discuss borderity. residents in indonesia are being warned to avoid beaches for at least two days for fears that ongoing volcanic activity could generate another powerful synonymy. the weekend is that -- powerful mi.n on me -- powerful tsuna it could hurt the all-important tourism industry and weigh on the currency which is one of the worst performers in asia this year. areish back syrian fighters preparing to avoid eastern syria alongside turkish troops once american forces withdraw. president trump is set to withdraw from syria and it will be slow and coordinated with turkey without providing a timetable. turkeys as the duke of recording to ensure there is no quote authority vacuum once american troops leave. palestinian's are hosting pilgrims from around the world in celebrate in christmas in the bethlehem.ty of the top roman catholic cleric in crossed an israeli military checkpoint from jerusalem on monday ahead of midnight mass at the church of the nativity, the traditional birthplace of jesus.

showing how people close to the white house criminally influenced the election and democratic senator kirstensays it could mean trouble for trump and his family. >> i think not only hat michael cohen sentencing really clarified how much trouble he and his family are in but it shows the depth of it. it is collusion, it is fraud, it is obstruction of justice and all of those aelllegations are real and i think mueller is trying to develop the facts around the allegations and present it to the american public so we can have transparen transparency. the most thing we can do in the senate is protect the mueller investigation. >> we have more on michael cohen's relationship are president trump. >> the words the media should be using to describe mr. trump are generous. >> reporter: he was the ultimately loyalist. >> principled. >> reporter: protector and defender. >> kind. humble. honest, and genuine. >> reporter: the trump fixer who said he would take a bullet for his idol, his boss. >> they say mr. trump's pit bull, that i am his -- i am his right hand man. i mean, i've been called being different

we do know that obviously kirsten nielsen went down to the border, and she went down to the border, andast child that died, he died of the flu, and that's what the medical examiner said there were signs of inflew be influenza. and he is now talking about cutting off aid, which is the wrong thing to do where people are fleeing, and they are fleeing poverty and violence as well. this is a president that is obviously trying to talk to his base and not take any responsibility and frame the democrats as the folks at fault here. >> a.b., we know the message is consistent to the base and it's well conceived, and most of the furloughed workers are democrats any way which was one of the comments made, and at some point the president is going to have to stop going back in the cabinet and just pulling out the old things that seem to work, and maybe just have a better understanding of what is going on. >> that was my favorite holiday treat from president trump is that all the furloughed workers are democrats so they pretty much don't matter to them, but then again they are democrats that loved the

kirsten gillibrand, she has the most anti-trump record as a united states senator, and she won in thearies, and she has a not of flaws, and she came up first against al franken, which many hold against her. and then castro, he is the first in so we know he is running and that's the reason to have him on the list, if nothing else. >> he has even exspore tory committee. >> i think in the year of the woman i am suspect of having too many men in the upper tier, and many might get him confused with his brother. >> and he dipped in your rankings. >> yeah, and part of that we will get to in a little later on. and sherrod brown who is the senator from the state of ohio. if you want to win in the west there may not be a better man than this guy. this is the state donald trump ran away with in 2016. this is an interesting guy for democrats. another white male, i am very suspect of that go into a democratic primary with women doing well, i am not sure it's the time to dominate a white man. a a amy klobuchar, and another midwestern senator, she won by 24 percentage points in 2018. she wins easily

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