kirstjen nielsen did a fantastic job.inistration needs a face for who will -- who the president will part in charge for election security. there used to be a position at the nsc that is no longer there. somebody needs to be the face and the calming influence saying we understand it's happening, we're not going to let people hack into our elections. >> dana: tell me how china did wrong by us yesterday. >> this is all the qualcomm deal that didn't get approved in china. people say this is due to the president's trade war. probably. i think the much bigger think that is going on in congress is the president is very likely very soon going to sign a reform bill. people go what is that? this is a committee that determines when foreign countries can buy critical infrastructure in the u.s., can do mergers acquisitions. there's nine countries that had to approve this qualcomm deal. the chinese squashed the deal, this is huge geo political ramifications for the president and his trade war and huge -- and we're trying to prevent the

the second of homeland security kirstjen nielsen will be speaking in colorado. what will say, will she echo what christopher wray said last night? listen. >> russia attempted to interfere with the last election. and then it continues to engage in blind in you operations to this day. >> joining me is nia-malika henderson and mark preston and also bob beyer. thanks for coming in. bob, you had dan coats speaking out. and then you have christopher wray saying in no uncertain terms it is russia and ongoing. but depending on when you catch him, the president either agrees or disagrees. does it bring ycomfort or what does this? >> i've never seen it where the intelligence agencies and fbi director come out against the president. almost a revolt in the ranks. because they know he is absolutely wrong. he is saying it could be somebody else that hacked, but everybody -- they have a smoking gun on the gru. they caught them on tape talking about it, they have names, ranks, addresses. they have everything. i mean, you could take this to court and get a sure conviction in a d

good to have secretary kirstjen nielsen on the show.ok and the russians possibly involved in our elections. here's shep. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast and 2:00 p.m. in central iowa where a college student vanished nearly two weeks ago. investigators just released an update on the search and the effort to break molly tibbets home. plus, you can be a convicted killer or mentally ill, you can be a spouse-beating alcoholic or domestic terrorist and you can have an untraceable gun. starting tomorrow, free blueprints go online. ahead, the last-minute fight over ghost guns. let's get to it. the first trial in the special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation is now underway. the fate

secretary kirstjen nielsen has her own issues. she shouldn't be in that job if she doesn't think right now this nation should be prepared to defend its most fundamental principles, which is our election. >> ned, last question to you. how worried should we be about what we still don't know? i see this piece in the pas"the washington post" about a vendor purchased by russian officials in implementing, running election systems in the state, in the commonwealth of maryland. how worried are you about what we don't know? >> well, twlr there are two bro categories. number one is what the trump campaign did with this pilfered data. there has been the suggestion that they have actually used the analytics that we learned for the first time on friday were harvested interest the clinton campaign to advance the final phase of their own campaign into their electoral victory. the other question is what you raise and just how vulnerable our systems are today, how vulnerable they still are. the key to this, david, is public/private partnerships. i

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. >> okay, explain to me kirstjen nielsen because she was the most confusing person at the aspen security. listen to what she said about who russia was trying to help. >> i haven't seen any evidence that the attempts to interfere in our election infrastructure was to favor a particular political party. i agree with the intel community's assessment, full stop. >> so the intel community's assessment full stop was that russia was helping donald trump. >> it makes no sense. it's just a blatant contribution. one claim or statement is directed towards the intelligence community. the other statement is directed towards donald trump. and so i think there are two things going on here. at least with regards to the big shadow. let's call him the big shadow, donald trump. one is the question of -- the enclosure question of how he's -- what putin has on him and how it's being leveraged. we can mine that to see what's happening. the second one is donald trump does not believe in the post world war ii consensus, period. and there are folks around him that don't believe in the post world war ii consensus

troop strength in europe and we will talk exclusively with homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen about immigration and keeping the country safe. this is "special report." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. president trump is digging in a place aggressive and controversial confrontational trade policy tonight as european leaders had to the white house for what could be an explosive session tomorrow. in the meantime, the administration is doling out billions of dollars to try to ease some of the pain for america's farmers, caught in the terror of cross fire. correspondent kevin corke from the white house where there is a lot of talk about real trade wars and potential real wars. good evening, kevin. >> you are right. in the week that started seeing pretty high intensity with response to -- an ongoing trade warts and i got the president's attention during his remarks in kansas city. that is ahead of an all too important meeting coming up here at the white house tomorrow. >> i'm honored to be here today in kansas city, missouri. to pay tribute to the men and women

and one wonders why kirstjen nielsen is trying to downplay the threat, especially given the slownessh dhs has rolled out help to the states to protect this election cycle. >> greg brouwer, i want your reaction, as well. dan coates isn't the only senior administration official who has raised warning signs, sounded the alarm about what might happen in subsequent elections. what do you make of the disconnect we're seeing here? >> i hope the secretary did not intend to downplay the threat, because the threat is very real. i would refer to dan coates on this one. he is a very sober, very thoughtful digester of intelligence. and i think that if he is saying that the red warning lights are flashing, we need to pay attention to that. >> i'm going to get to you in just a sec, katie. one more question to greg on this topic. you were interfacing with congress all of the time. how aware are they? how much agreement is there on capitol hill of how real this threat is, greg? >> well, congress -- it's interesting. the senate seems much more intent on understanding the true nature of the threat. the

kirstjen nielsen said yesterday on stage in aspen, it was the russians who did this attack. are you satisfied that at the end of the week, the president cleaned it up, we're hunky-dory, or does he need to say, once and for all, boom? >> he doesn't need to come out anymore. here's what we're missing, there is a policy toward russia, which jeremy bash was completely wrong about. this is not the most pro-russia administration. this isn't the most pro-putin administration. we saub saw barack obama try to along with putin. >> barack obama cancelled meetings with putin. >> even after meddling in the elections, as they've done election after election, it took him some years to get there. >> maybe telling him privately, knock it off. >> you don't know what the president said in private. >> we don't know. >> we know it was read out by people read in the room. there were people in the room with president obama. >> the russian policy under trump is tougher than anything we saw with obama. second of all, i like the fact that he is trying to get along with these world leaders, if it is t

kirstjen nielsen and the lieutenants who serve them never anticipated this eventuality speaks to their callusness. >>> and breaking overnight in beijing. one detonated an explosive device. we have matt rivers outside the embassy in beijing. matt. >> reporter: dave, this created a scene here in beijing this afternoon. a lot of smoke in a video that made its way around chinese social media which prompted speculation. what happened according to the u.s. embassy inside is one individual detonated a small device. beijing device are calling it a firecracker device. those are the scorch marks on the ground. two areas. one to the left and one to the right. apparently this was a 26-year-old man who only injured himself in the incident. no one else, thanks fully here at the scene the embassy -- thankfully here at the scene at the embassy was injured. this is quite a crowded area. there was a risk this could have been worse than it was. there were no other injuries. dave, the big question is what is the motive here? that is what the police are keeping close to the vest. >> matt rivers live. thank

judge jeanine: when they were protesting a homeland security kirstjen nielsen outside her home.here is nothing more frightening than somebody coming to your home. who is the whrown said go right up to them and make sure they hear you. and pam bondi talked about them screaming at her, men, an inch from her face. i have never seen anything like this. >> what we are seeing, judge, i do think people are getting desperate when it comes to the democrat party because they realize this president is winning for the united states of america. it makes them very, very nervous. remember they never thought donald trump was going to get elected. now that he's in and doing such a great job. what are they running on? they are saying go out and harass people who support the president it's crazy. judge jeanine: when i first heard this statistic. your your father-in-law i have been friends with more many, many years. when i heard there were more jobs than people to fill them. it's fantastic. he's a businessman. he came at just the right time. finally, let me ask you this. you expect -- i expect we

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amy: just last week, homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen backed trump's defense of violent whiteremacists who attacked counter-protesters in charlottesville, virginia last nielsen made the remark at august. a forum organized by the aspen institute. >> it's not that one side is right and the other is wrong, anyone advocating violence, we need to mitigate it amy: in a few short weeks, organizers from unite the right, the group that held the rally in charlottesville, plan to descend on washington dc for the anniversary of last year's event. organizer jason kessler listed the event's purpose as "protesting civil rights abuse in charlottesville, va / white civil rights rally." in a new book, our next guest traces the history of the white power movement, which she says organized around a worldview of white supremacy, anticommunism and apocalypse in the aftermath , of the vietnam war, and culminated in the 1995 bombing by timothy mcveigh of the alfred p. murrah federal building in oklahoma city. kathleen belew is an assistant professor of history at the university of chicago and her new

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kirstjen nielsen told you what dhs is doing. defense is doing that. all of our agencies are engaged in that. this is going to continue to ramp up and it involves not just tampering with the election, but it involves putting the right defenses in place, the right strategies in place in terms of how to retaliate if necessary. it's clearly one of our top priorities. >> last week you said russia and other actors were exploring vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and trying to infiltrate energy, water, nuclear and manufacturing sectors. these actions are persistent. they are pervasive. and they are meant to undermine america's democracy. have they succeeded? have you found penetrations in areas? >> well, sure. i mean, we see -- all you have to do is pick up the paper and see who was the latest hack, successful hack. >> this is from criminal syndicates or foreign actors? >> from any number -- attribution is the problem we have. you're not lining up tanks and planes and see where the enemy is. you don't know exactly where it's coming from. we have cap

the meeting with -- >> may 22nd meeting with kirstjen nielsen, christopher wray and dan coats. >> i wasn. i have had repeated meetings with officials about securing our election. the concern that we have -- >> i understand that. but this was a classified briefing. this was a classified briefing for all house members on election protection. do you wish you had gone? >> we have had other classified briefings as well. what i wish, poppy -- i've been very clear about this. what i wish is that the house judiciary committee took seriously the attack against our last election and against our democracy. what i wish is that we saw from the justice department and had an opportunity to question the attorney general again about steps that have been taken to secure our elections the next time. and most importantly, i wish that the president of the united states -- this is what i think all of us would like to see. i wish that the president of the united states would acknowledge that we were attacked by russia in the last election, that we have to understand what happened in order for us to fully prep

kirstjen nielsen -- >> jon: dan coats, the longtime u.s.or from indiana and for an ambassador to germany speaking at the aspen security conference, one of the most interesting lines is that he, now our nation's top spot as director of national intelligence, he says he has no idea what happened during that two hour meeting in helsinki between president trump and russian president vladimir putin. right after the show, you can catch me on facebook. watch for a fox news update. we will stream live from the facebook home screen. you can always watch it there on demand. i am jon scott in today for "shepard smith." "your world with neil" is next. >> okay, think quick. drug companies, and the federal reserve. what did they all have in common? as to say a comment critically donald trump. he is not a fan of opec and rising oil prices. i drug companies shacking up their prices so that the president gets him to stop. and of the federal reserve continue to hike interest rates. the president telling them it is better stuck. laws a fair or not, the republ

that's why it's interesting to hear from the national security director kirstjen nielsen and dan coats. they're trying to emphasize that to the president. >> we should note we're waiting to hear from president putin and president trump. while we wait for that, margaret, on this question, president trump said the russians would have never gone into crimea if i were president. but they are, as you say, according to the national intelligence, they are in an ongoing operation. so this isn't about the past. this is about the present. and one interesting split i thought was that you had that. john bolton the national security adviser said the same thing. now we're relying on the president's world to give us an account of what hiser saying is the number one agenda item, how that went. >> that hasn't happened since the meeting in 2005. they said, we learned better. we learned not to do that again. what is president putin going to say in terms of, idt do it? is he going to choose to say, yes, you did? would you have attacked america when i wasn't in the oval office? >> the president's argument

kirstjen nielsen, that's harassment and bullying.ere's a difference in the scope. passion should never carry over to violence. >> sandra: you both agree it's gone too far, but are you seeing leaders of their party pushback enough on this? chuck schumer spoke out that he strongly disagrees with waters call for harassing members of trump's team, do we need to hear more? >> i think the vast majority of democratic leaders have pushed back on that. >> sandra: should they do so more? >> they are doing it fairly aggressively i think and what bothers me is when people try to politicize this and say one side is more guilty than the other. >> one side is more guilty than the other. >> sandra: let him make his point. >> let me make my point. >> the attempted assassination of congressman at a baseball game by a leftist bernie sanders supporter. >> let me finish and make my point please. members of congress on both sides are oftentimes harassed. members of congress i know received death threats during the health care reform fight. >> sandra: so y

in an interview that just concluded here in aspen, homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen talksto nbc's peter alexander about the administration's controversial immigration policies and about russia. peter joining me here ahead, right here on "andrea mitchell reports," only on msnbc. your mornings were made for better things than psoriatic arthritis. as you and your rheumatologist consider treatments, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for psoriatic arthritis. taken with methotrexate or similar medicines, it can reduce joint pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts, and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you

are trying to match the scope of 2016. >> kirstjen nielsen seems to be backpedaling on this. what do you think? >> i think the most frightening thing is the federal government hasn't acted aggressively, and we know there are at least a handful of states who have barely acted at all to secure our government because it lightens the look of our democracy. >> the latest count. is it your sense, sir, that the government is making progress towards meeting this deadline, and what can be done to speed this up? >> yes, they're making progress but we never should have been in this position in the first place. it is inhumane to separate young kids without their mothers and fathers. the government did this with no planning and now we're in this also. there have been a few adults in the government's care during this process who have killed themselves, who have died. the government needs to give the american people and the pairs -- each one of those children in government care and have been taken to government care, are alive and. >>> coming up, why my fex guest, at least one of them, says

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the words of kirstjen nielsen just a short time ago. what was notable in our conversation, she made some news on some other topic, including what is a court mandated deadline one week from today for the u.s. government to reunite roughly 2,500 children with their parents as part of that family separation policy that had been enforced by the trump administration. nielsen saying they don't think they're going to be able to meet that deadline. she said it's about the protection of the children. as part of our conversation. i really pressioned her on whether she had reservations about this policy but, again, on multiple occasions, she largely said it was congress that hasn't been doing its part. >> an audience of one perhaps. peter alexander there in aspen, colorado. thank you so much. again, we have more in depth interviews from aspen today, as we mentioned, andrea mitchell interviewing dan coats there. you can watch that 3:30 p.m. eastern. msnbc and nbcnews.com. >>> meanwhile, on capitol hill, republicans who are up for re-election here i

kirstjen nielsen, the department of homeland security chief told peter alexander in aspen, she said, look, this is really not just a dhs problem, we need the whole government engaged. the fbi is doing things, but there is no presidential leadership, kristen. dan coats gave a remarkable speech in which he said the russians are continuing to interfere in our politics. they are on social media, they are on twitter and facebook. it would just take a few keystrokes for them to turn their attention to the election infrastructure. what that requires is a strategy to deter the russians. donald trump has not taken action against the russians geopolitically or with sanctions. what he has done is eliminated the cyber security coordinator job from his national security council. so perhaps today after this meeting he'll announce some new steps. as of today, though, kristen, i could not get the white house to tell me who is in charge of coordinating the effort to prevent foreign election interference. >> and that's remarkable, because as we have been saying, it's really just 100 days out at this p

now some democrats are calling for homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen to be next. one of those democrats will join us right after this break. whoooo. looking for a hotel that fits... ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> welcome back. i'm david gura. new demands today from the president's legal team that suggest an interview with the special counsel is getting more and more unlikely. "the new york times" reporting the president's attorney rudy giuliani is asking robert mueller to provide evidence that the president committed a crime, and further, to prove why the president's testimony is necessary. joinin

kirstjen nielsen told congress, she was confidenty that the could meet the deadline. one democrat said he didn't see how that was >ssible. e want to go to breaking news out of beijing. there's been an incident near the embassy. >> nbc news just received a statement from a u.s. embassy spokesperson. they confirmed that a person detonated a bomb in a public area just outside the u.s. embassy in beijing. other than the bomber, there were n juries. this is a look outside the embassy. you can see a lot o people in that area. r nbc news producer, who is in contact with officials there, is being told that thexplosion was caused by a,quote, firecracker-like explosive device. the suspect in this incident is a 26-year-old from inner mongolia. we're hearing reports not independently confirmed by nbc news, tha there may have been a second incident in chinese media is reporting that a woman sprayed herself in gasoline and set herself on fire. we will keep you updated as soon as we learn more. >> chris, thank you. >>> switching gears now, you can save a life a save some money on ga

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have been talking to the secretary of state mike pompeo and secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen. i will be meeting with her in guatemala next tuesday with my colleagues from guatemala, honduras and el salvador. we'll be meeting with her, and we expect not only words but it but our actions. what kind of policies is the u.s. putting in place to make sure not only the kids separated from parents but also that they are treated accordingly to their needs and certainly obtaining children is also a potential violation of basic rights. so we continue to be concerned, and we continue to be working closely with the u.s. i expect that on tuesday in guatemala, it will be a productive meeting where we hear from the u.s. specific measures to prevent this from continuing and happening again. >> so let's move on now to relations going forward. as you have said, it's very important to have a working relationship with the united states. so what do you think will change under a new presidential administration in your country? for instance, you know president trump has often derided what he calls a

. >> however this kirstjen nielsen secretary of homeland security and ikea book shelf. according to her the administration had nothing to do with this at all. >> parents who entered illegally are by definition criminals. by entering our kri illegally offer then dangerous stirks, illegal immigrants have put their children at risk. congress and the courteds created this problem, and congress alone can fix it. this administration-- administration did not created a policy of separating families at the border. we are a krif compassion. we are a country of heart. >> trevor: i'm sorry, that is some bullshit, right? that is just some bullshit. (applause) we're a country of compassion, a country of heart. you can't do a fatality on someone and then call it friendship that is not how it works. because this administration did create this policy. all right, it's pretty balancesy to claim congress for it when thee people from your administration already said it was a trump team idea. it's bs. it's like if bay thof nsaid that bay thof enfifth was written by johann nepu monk u hummel,

jane: earlier in the day it was th security, kirstjen nielsen, who warned that the prospect of russian meddling was far from over. nielsen: we still have august, september, tor, november. it is fair to assume that they will interfere in all 50 states. jane: a brief time ago i d discusis with alexis simendinger of "the hill." thanks so much for coming in. are we any clearer now on where the president stands on russia and russian medd alexis: terrific question, four days in. itd yes, we are closer, bu hataken four days of backs,d-forths, walk walk forwards. i think the white house wants everyone to understand with help from the state department and thintelligence community that the president does believe that russia was interfering with the 2016 election. the fbi director christopher wray says it is continuing. now we are into an interesting exploration of what exactly president trump and vladimir putin talked about together. we are learning more today about what occurred in the two hours in which they were alone together. there has been some reporting that there were interesting ideas -

jesse: this actually happened to kirstjen nielsen at department of homeland security second -- secretary at a restaurant with her husband. and nasty people surround her table and shouted vicious things when she was having dinner. they were protesting, whatever you want to call it. if i was having that dinner, i would not feel persuaded by those people. if i would dig in. i would feel unsafe and look down upon those people because it shows a lock of respect and civility. >> let's remember where it started. we have seen an escalation of protests because we are removing children from their parents at the border. i think you would agree we have escalated the policy discussion around immigration. jesse: that's the policy that set off all this radical protest. >> how is it radical? jesse: it's getting pretty rough. >> it's not anything we haven't seen before. jesse: the president through an executive order changed that policy because crying chuck schumer wouldn't get around the table and change it legally through congress. i have got to run. >> if you want to see de-escalation of the protests

if sarah huckabee sanders gets asked to leave a restaurant, or if kirstjen nielsen is heckled while she'sing mexican food, if stephen miller is out on a date and somebody-- i'm messing with you, that'll never happen. i mean, come on. ( laughter ) no, no, no, for real, though, for real, though. the question is, is it right for people to protest government officials if they see them in public? and if you listen to a lot of cable news pundits, they have the answer. >> we need to stop all this and begin to behave in a, in a civilized manner. >> if we can't agree to disagree and let each other be, and neither side wants to do that, it becomes a problem. >> there are certain lines, i think, that even in this breakdown of civility we've had in politics, that people realize you shouldn't cross. >> are you allowed to just kick someone out because you don't agree with their policies or their beliefs? whatever happened to tolerance? >> trevor: whatever happened to tolerance? ( laughter ) tolerance got grabbed by the pussy. didn't you hear? you didn't hear? yeah. ( cheers and applause ) that's what h

. >> i'm homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. it's popular to say isis is bad. there is no better than ice is. >> it guarantees my ticket to heaven. >> take it from me, no organization is better than ice is. jesse: michelle wolf comparing i.c.e. officers 0 isis terrorists. here is nornlings governor andrew cuomo. >> this administration is on a crusade to people they don't consider original americans. what they have done at the border is an example and what they have done in puerto rico, and they are on a jihad to deport as many people as they can who they believe are not in the united states legally. tom, what is your emotional reaction when you hear comedians and politicians denigrate the men and women who protect our border? >> the comparison to terrorist organizations, does this comedian understand i.c.e. investigates terrorist organizations? we have presence in 30 countries across the globe in what we call the visa security program. we have prevented 30,000 people from getting a visa to come to this country. she doesn't know the first thing about serving our

and kirstjen nielsen was booted from another restaurant. >> people are seeking asylum in the united states. shame shame shame shame shame. howie: it was equally stunning when democratic congresswoman maxine waters encouraged harassment of trump administration members. >> they are not going to be table to turn anywhere. people are going to turn on them. they are going to protest and absolutely harass them. howie: the president fired back calling waters a low i.q. individual. >> if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the wrap out of them. like to punch them in the face, i'll tell you. howie: i was stunned by the vitriol by anti-trump commentators saying yeah, she deserved it. emily: there was a debate over whether there the was the right thing for the red hen to do. the argument that emerged was that you can justify these personal attacks based on a political belief you think goes beyond the pale. i think that's a dangerous place to be. if you sat down with people at tables instead of kicking them out, we would be able to have a polite conversation. philippe: i wouldn't a

. >> alcindor: in aspen, colorado, the president's homeland security secretary, kirstjen t nielsen saay she's never seen evidence that russia's election interference was aimed at securing a trump victory. >> so i haven't seen a evidence that the attempts to but what we've seen on the influence side is thattihey were atte to intervene and cause chaos on both sides. >> alcinr: on monday, the president seemed to take putin's denials at face value. coats quickly challenged that, saying russian interference did heppen, and is continuing. today, coats sai had no choice. >> well my thoughts there was that i needed to correct the record for t wt. obviously,hed he had made a different statement but i think now it clarified. >> alcindor: just yesterday, mr. trump appeared tdismiss the notion that russian interference is ongoing. >> is russia still targeng the u.s., mr. president? >> thank you very much. no. >> you don't believe that to be the case? >> let's go. >> alcindor: the white house said later, mr. trump's answer had been misunderstood. all of this has lawmakers on both sides asking questi

holdland security secretary kirstjen nielsen said there are no signs russia is targeting the mid-termss using social media to foster divisiveness among americans. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." obert gray. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." >> i don't know where to start. if i could give you a purple heart, i would. you deserve one. judge jeanine: that's just another one of the many ridiculous and insulting moments by the dems at the strzok hearing. let's get to it with former secret service agent dan bongino. former hillary clinton advisor philippe reines for his first time on justice. isn't a purple heart given to people who put their lives at risk for the rest of us. >> first of all thank you for having me. i believe the congressman took it back. he apologized today. it's better than someone saying i'm a dentist so i know what you are thinking. the bigger question of the hearing is what was the point. in hindsight it's clear the house republicans knew what was coming down the pike. president trump was told about the rod rosenstein indictment. they looked scared to

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kirstjen nielsen had to leave a mexican restaurant. and stephen miller was called a fascist when he decided to dine at a mexican restaurant. and is sarah sanders. those who shun me on martha's vineyard. that is thing two in 60 seconds. >>> alan dershowitz is upset. some people don't want to hang out anymore. specifically some of the people he normally hangs out with on the elite martha's vineyard. quote they are shunning me and trying to ban me from their social life. and according to dershowitz, this is all familiar to me since i lived through mccarthyism in the 1950s. after much mocking on the internet. including a gofundme campaign, he came out swinging defending his op-ed telling the paper, i'm not complaining. and supportive of what he calls trump's civil liberties. to me, it is a red badge of courage. mar-a-lago is lovely this time of year. >>> president trump is taking some truly extreme steps to stop legal asylum seekers fleeing violence. stopping asylum seekers from coming in. and of course department of justice making it impo

i think perhaps it is telling that we heard from secretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen on saturday saying look it is happening right now in the mid terms. russia is scoping out and probing in all states. meddling and mid term electric elections in a few -- mid term elections in a few months. president trump saying this is president obama's issue has handed the ammunition. this is happening on your watch. this is the time that you need to say something to president putin. he has been standed t handed th ammunition. he has it. he has the opportunity to take ownership. >> let's not forget, these are not just any russians. this is gru. these people do not put a step anywhere without the highest authority from the russian leadership as the investigation assumed from the very beginning. we know that president putin is going to win big time from this because he will come out of his isolation. he hosted a fantastic world cup. he wants to be treated like a world leader with this president. what do the white house officials who you talk to say is in it for president trump? >> vladimir putin