. >>> kushner's clearance. new reporting tonight that president trump personally ordered a top secret security clearance for his son-in-law and senior adviser overruling concerns among officials and within the white house. >>> crossing the red line. after michael cohen publically accused the president of crimes, house democrats now are digging deeper into areas mr. trump warned investigators not to go. will his children and his chief financial officer now be subpoenaed? >>> failure to summit. president trump is heading home from vietnam with nothing to show from his meeting with kim jong-un. did mr. trump underestimate kim and overestimate his own ability to strike a denuclearization deal? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you are in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> the house intelligence committee chairman says michael cohen answered all the questions in a close dood door hearing th ended a little while ago. there's more ground to

you, essentially, sent to jail jared kushner's father.ple say, well, that's inevitably going to color your view of the way the administration is performing. >> well, listen, i have absolutely nothing against the kushner family. i did my job. i got presented with a set of facts, and it might surprise some of your viewers to know, i've never met charles kushner. i prosecuted him, i saw him in court three times, we never exchanged words, and up until the chapter that's entitled jared's meltdown when he came in up invited to a meeting with me and donald trump, i had never met jared. and so i have nothing against the kushner family, and as far as jared's concerned, what i did in the book was just tell the stories. gerry: what do you think of his -- i mean, he's been given a lot of responsibility in the administration. he's been given china relations, middle east, some other important areas of foreign policy. what do you think of his performance? >> i think it's a mixed bag. for instance, on criminal justice reform, i think he did a very good j

the coms run by jared kushner's father charles.nd if you would like to rand more you check it outin a our nbc washington app. >> happening day, a fund-raiser at a local chipotle to raise money in honor of former football player jordan mcnair. it starts at 5:00 at the chipotlelong baltimore javy in college park. can you bring in this flyer or show i on your smartphone or tell the cashier you're there to supporthe cause. the event is to honor mcnair who died due to heattre during a team workout. >> one of d.c.'s longest running fairs tooklace at the convention center so college boundtudents can meet with reps from several colleges and stitutions. the alfred street baptist church sponsored this free college fair, and for the second year in a ofw facebook is a key par the event. >> we are here to let kids know that if you want to go to hbcu ere are internships available to you, scholarships, we're here trying to recruit and promote hbcus and higher education. >> and the alfred street baptist church has been hosting this job fair for 17

what is your beef with your kushner? >> guest: well, major, i never really had a beef with jared kushner. i never met jared until the presidential campaign. but, there's a history between me and the christian family as we detail in the book. i was the united states attorney in new jersey for several years. charles kushner, jerrod's father was one of the wealthiest and most prominent citizens of new jersey. during those years. i wound up prosecuting his father for tax evasion and for federal election contribution violations and for witness tampering. it became a very notorious case, one that was resolved quickly come about three weeks after the charges were brought, mr. kushner pled guilty to 18 counts. he was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison. at that time, jared kushner, i did not know him. i knew of him because i knew that mr. kushner had children. i didn't know him, he did not know ivanka trump. that to me was the end of the connection with the family. he went to jail, that was the end of my involvement. >> the

the company is run by jared kushner's father the apartments span 16 properties.would like to read more check out ourhibc wton app. >>> happening today, a fund-raiser at a local chipotle to raise m in honor of former maryland football player jordancnair. starts at 5:00 this evening. it's at the chipotle along baltimore avenue in college park. bring in this flyer and show it on your s trtphone or justell the cashier you're there to support the cause. ipotle will donate third of the proceeds to the jordan mcnair foundation. the foundation was started in honor of mcnair who tragisslly away last summer after suffering heat stroke during a team workt. >>> man students looking towards their future attended one of d.c.'s r longestning college fairs. college-bound students packed the convex cenr to meet with reps from historically black nicolleges andrsities. more than 7 a institutions were there today. the baptist church sponsoring this free college fair and for a second year in a row facebook is a key part of the even >> we are here to let kidsif kn you want to go to hb

the companies run by jared kushner's father charles. thepartments span 16 properties, and for mor on this story you can open our nbcwa ington app. >>> a local author from the shaw neighborhood is making waves with his new book series, and he's just ten years old. news 4's amee cho caught up with him. connor little john, at his book signing today. >> reporter: when it comes to working hard, we could all take a page from this aut'mr's book. >>ust signing books. >> reporter: meet carter littlejohn. he's only in 5th grade. he's already put out not one, not two, but three published books. >> published this one in december 2018. feels good to have people know what i'm doing and know that i have things out there and it feels real good. >> reporter: connor's series is called tag, you're it. it's about a group of kids fighting zombies. >> i have to sign this bookor mr. andrew. >> reporter: it started as a school. assignment in and for someone who loves books as much as connor does. >> when i'm beireading it takes on an adventure. >> reporter: it

kushner, including by the cia, and how mr. had recommended that he not be given top-secret clearance. >> this memo by the president contradicts what the president said in an oval office interview with ""the new york times"" in january when he said he had no role in his son-in-law's receiving those clearances. >> i don't think any of us are surprised anymore when the president lies about process and counterintelligence issues. but let's just talk about what this actually means. in layman's terms the president of the united states knowingly directed his team to give a potential counter intelligence risk, jared kushner, access to the most sensitive information in the country. he discounted what experts said and put each and every american at risk because jared kushner is roaming the halls of the west wing. according to the cia and the intelligence community, he should not be trusted to access classified information. we could have, and i'll stress the could, an intelligence asset ro. aming the halls of the west wing because the pr

jared kushner was exacting a plot of revenge against me. >> but could christie really have changed the course of history if he had stayed on? what does chris christie say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... corporate funding is provided by... >> governor christie, welcome to "firing line." >> happy to be here, margaret. >> thank you for being here. you have been a federal prosecutor, a governor, a republican presidential candidate, and distinguished yourself by being the first really prominent elected official to endorse donald trump and his campaign. >> yep. >> and, also, were the first prominent republican to be dismissed from his campaign as soon as he was elected. >> [ chuckles ] yes, i was. >> is there ever a moment where you regret throwing in early for president trump? >> no. >> because, remember, nobody thought he was gonna win. >> no, i thought he was gonna win, and that was -- >> no, not then. >> i did. >> no. >> i did. i thought he was gonna win the nomination. i mean, i really did. >> but it was february 26th of 2016. >> yeah. >> ted cruz is in

at the time, kushner's application had been stalled since the inauguration. according to "the times", both the cia and former white house council don mcgahn recommended that he be denied top secret clearance. but tonight, the paper reports that last year, kelly wrote a memo saying the president had, ordered him to clear kushner's path. in an interview with "the times" just last month, the president told a very different story. >> did you tell general kelly or anyone else at the white house to overrule security officials? >> no, i don't think i have the authority to do that. i'm not sure i do. but i wouldn't -- i wouldn't do it. jared's a good -- i was -- i was never involved in his security. >> reporter: and ivanka trump recently told "the view's" abby huntsman there were no strings pulled for her or her husband. >> there are a lot of people that question whether you were given special treatment by the president, overriding other -- >> absolutely not. >> -- officials. can you speak to that? >> there were anonymous leaks about there being issues. but the presi

hopefully now there's an open line of communication between not just kushner and myself but kushner and several members who are important in the house democratic caucus like cedric richmond, who's the former chair of the congressional black caucus, who worked closely on this issue, that we can build upon it. mike: joe scarborough, "morning joe" i think you'll agree has not been a big booster and backer of president trump. he said this morning, joe scarborough said, with the green new deal, house democrats have given president trump his 2020 closing argument. making something unthinkable possible and as the president is being re-elected, he said house democrats have got to play smarter. what happened? mr. jeffries: well, i think putting aside, you know, the outside attention that tends to be focused on issues that seem to be project conflict, if you think about the journey that we've been on, it began with a 35-day government shutdown. ended with an unconditional surrender from donald trump. you know, he tried to flex his muscles as it related to the state of the union address. speaker p

at which point jared kushner said, i have no idea what you're talking about.ttorney started again. then she started talking about how unfair it was for the adoption of russian children by americans. then my ears picked up because i was like, what is she talking about? why is -- what's adoption got to do with any of this? don junior stood up and said, i really don't know why you would address this to us. my father's a private citizen. i suggest you address it to the obama administration. they're in power. they can perhaps do something. >> goldstone says he ushered the russians out of the room. the meeting lasted about 20 minutes. >> i jumped up. i was like, thank you very much. thank you, goodbye, we have to leave, and i was horrified. >> the three russians who were at the meeting, have testified that don junior asked specifically about where the dirt was on hillary. do you recall that? >> no, not at all. >> did anyone in the meeting say, where's the dirt about hillary? >> no. >> so the russians are not telling the truth. >> if that's what they say. >> that's w

jared kushner should not have a security clearance. it should be revoked.intelligence agencies are not giving him any top secret information to see. >> i want to you about the virginia governor, ralph northam. we saw the photo. he's respond and admitted it's not on his yearbook page. he's one of people in this picture. should the governor of virginia remain the governor of virginia? >> no. he should resign. there is no defense for that shockingly racist photograph. i know that republican sector state resigned recently for being in black face. this is a picture of black face next to a kkk figure. that is far worse northam should no longer be in office. >> thank you very much. appreciate your time. >>> next, the buzz building around a popular republican governor to take on president trump. who is it and will he? >> i've said, you never say never. who knows what will happen. >> a new court document allege one of the richest families in the united states is making billions of dollars by getting americans addicted to opioids. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. b

is the new landlord of thousand of virginia.aryland and "the wall street journal" reporting that kushner companies paid $1.1 billion for a portfolio of about 6,000 apartments. >> the company's dealings have drawn more scriny because jared kushner is president trump's son-in-law. it's been harder to do busins because of the heightened attention. 16 apartment spans properties. if you want to read more about this, our digital team is posting moredetails i our nbc washington app. >>> repeatedly and brazenly violating the law, that's the ture special counsel robert mueller's office paints of president trump's former campaign manager. thespecial counse office released sentencing on paul manafort. they repeatedlyroke laws on behalf of ukrainian interests. they said his actions continued to be unlaw full even after being indicted. mueller is not recommending a specific jail sentence. mueller is alsoacing tax and bank fraud charges in virginia, and no doubt t about it, russia probe will be a hot topic later this morning ons"meet the prith chuck todd. chuck and his panel will break down the latest

jared kushner is the son and air of the kushner real estate family fortune and married into the trump family real estate r fortune but the people paying his legal bills are those buying red baseball hits saying make america great again and inspired by push siayii america great again and inspired by push siaying e-mails to say e $5. the president will build the wall if you send $5. what those donations are actually going toward is, you know, putting another car in the garage of jared kushner's expensive lawyers, buying them for office space, giving those partners at those law firms bigger businesses for working for jared. that's what trump campaign donors are paying for. would you like to make your donation rekeoccur every month? maybe that's better than what we learned about the rnc, the national republican party. cnbc reports today that rnc funds are being used in an on going way to pay the president's long-time former body guard keith shiller $15,000 a month he's getting and for no discernible reason. before the rnc chose the location for next year's republican national convention,

interestingspecially given jared kushner is on his way to the region very shortly. there is a lot of discussion in the house oversight committee's report about materials being prepared for conversations between kushner and the president, and obviously jared kushner has developed a close relationship with mbs, the crown prince, and rereportedly was described as in his cop -- pocket. ro khanna? >> here is one thing the president and the administration could do to show some distance from the saudi regime, and that is to sign the war powers resolution that will stop u.s. support for the saudi war crimes in yemen. we p passed it through the hous, next week the senate will take it up. i hope the president will sign it and at least put some distance between u.s. policy with the saudis. we need to understand all of the financial interests of the admiministration officials and their frieiends have w with the saudis and what isis driving our policy. amamy: congress member ro khann, you u are a leader in congress around the issue of yemen. talk about the legislation just passe

jared kushner is the son and heir of the kushner family real estate fortune. he is also, of course, married into the trump family real estate fortune. but the people paying his legal bills right now are the people who have been going online to buy red baseball hats that say "make america great again" and the people who have been inspired by pushy e-mails to click the "donate $5" button where it says the president will build the wall if you send him $5. i mean, what those donations are actually going toward is, you know, putting another car in the garage of jared kushner's expensive lawyers, buying them more office space, giving those partners at those law firms bigger bonuses for working for jared. that's what trump campaign donors are paying for right now. that's a very specific way of making america great again. would you like to make your donation recur every month? and maybe that -- maybe that's better, actually, than what we learned today about the republican national committee, the rnc, the republican national party. cnbc reports today that rnc funds are

he wrote a memo about being ordered to give jared kushner that cleance. nbc news just reached out to the white house for comment and they press secreaid they do not comment on security clearances. >>> tonight north kor disputing president trump's explanation for the collapse of th nucle summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> right now president trump is on his way home from vietnam before he left hanoi, he told porters that north korea had demanded a full removal of sanctions in exchangeor closing its main nuclear facility. but north korea's foreign minister said the north demanded only paral sanctions relief in exchange for closing the facility and the talks collapsed after the u.s.ur demandeder disarmament steps. while many are praising the president for walking away fm a deal rather than giving away too much. he's coming under criticism for failing to hold kim responsibiliresponsible for the death of otto warmbier. >> some really bad things happened to otto, really bad things, but he tells me that he didn't know about it. i will take him at hi

he says kushner bears a grudge because he once prosecuted kushner's father. >> it was one of the mostdisgusting crimes i prosecuted as a district attorney. howie: steve bannon said he hated working in the white house but he was doing the lord's work. >> in the beginning he had a group of people like steve bannon and like omarosa. what the hell was somebody like omorosa doing in the white house. howie: the president not pleased about the people writing about him. sit back and look around and say, gee, i'm in the white house and they are not. then former communications aid. >> we are creating what amounts to an enemy's list on people i felt were disrule to them. howie: he has tonight for kellyanne conway painting her as a big leaker. >> i think publicly yes, there is a lot of evidence she is not. >> you say unkind things about kellyanne conway that has gotten a lot of press, so you are willing to burn some bridges on your way out. >> i didn't look at it that way. >> i never heard her denigrate the president even off the record. potus punched back. cliff sims wrote another made up book.

clines of the sunt of an article that said he approved kushner's. secret clearance after it was rejected by two career white house security specialists. two sources familiar with the matter say the specialist made the decision to deny after a background check raised concerns about potential foreign influence on him. the suspended specialist as a rare form of dwarf and considers her a whistleblower and says the charges were brought as payback for the decision to file the complaint against cline. the interview yesterday president trump said he played no role this directing white house officials to arrange for jared kushner to receive a top-secret clearance. >>> president trump tweeted thoughts about iran writing the democrats are fan of being weak with iran. they have no clue as to the danger they would be inflicting on our country. iran is in financial chaos because of the sanctions and iran deal termination. democra democrats put us in a bad place but now good. iran replains in compliance with the deal. it. comes as allies have opened a new channel

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charles kushner, jared kushner's father is a huge democratic donor in new jersey. the kushners are from new jersey. it is not unusual or out of the ordinary that they would have supported booker being democrats. booker says now jared and ivanka are working with president trump, he would not accept money from them today and they haven't talked since they have taken on this new role. it is a very interesting relationship indeed. >> what a soap opera. rebecca buck, thank you for standing in the cold. david axelrod, van jones, nia-malika henderson. tough analysis of the challenges cory booker faces. >>> president trump claims his intelligence chiefs were misquoted when they contradicted him in testimony before congress. we'll get key reaction from a senate democrat next. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number

nbc news reports that trump and kushner have already met with contractors to discuss building a borderday's onion news. yo joining our conversation, "washington post" columnist, msnbc political analyst eugene robins robinson. my date all night long. nbc news national political reporter, heidi, is with us. so, it's my understanding, and you both correct me if i've got this wrong, that the shutdown didn't end because the white house was horrified by the human calamity or by the air travel shutdown. but it was losing that vote. the fact that more republican -- six republicans voted for the democratic bill to open the government. >> yeah, democratic bill got more votes than the republican bill. >> so the idea that they got any sort of legislative sway or acumen is now also obliterated. >> yeah, there's basically no way for donald trump to get what he says he wants, right? >> which today is a human wall. >> i wish cornyn would tell us what he really thinks, right? he listed the three reasons why this is a bad idea, totally worthless, such a bad president and won't work, it won't get the wal

kushner's net worth estimated at more than $300 million.nance regulations permit funds from donors to be used for legal consultations, and is there any caveat for those who are allegedly able to afford it? >> you know, there's not a caveat for that, unfortunately, but that's more of a public policy issue, whether or not they should be using this money. but the legal issue is whether or not the legal defense was related to the campaign. so it's interesting because it's a double-edged sword. campaign finance rules say that, yes, you can use campaign donor funds for legal fees. that's legal. as long as the activity you were doing that you needed the legal fees for was actually related to the campaign. so, it's interesting, because that defense, though, might come back in the end to actually harm the trump campaign, because what they're saying then is, yes, this was something that was done in furtherance of the campaign, and were they actually soliciting dollars from foreign nationals to help with the campaign? so you know, the defense in sayin

let's talk about the present tense because maggie haberman and others is saying that jared kushner is acting as ade facto chief of staff, that his power has never been greater inside this white house. you're very critical of him in the book. do you think that's a dangerous situation for the president? >> i think that the president, it's always difficult and that's why it's very rarely happened when you have family in official positions. families have always been informal advisers to presidents, and really since bobby kennedy we haven't had a situation where a family member has had such an important position as both jared and ivanka hold in the white house. the problem is, if they do something wrong, it's hard to fire people that you have to have thanksgiving dinner with, right? and on the other hand, people inside the white house also are going to be defer to them because they know that they get the last word. they're the ones in the residence, they're the ones going to mar-a-lago on the weekend or to bedminster, new jersey. so these are difficult things and i think the president -- h

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jared kushner is on his way to the region.p orbit and mbs? >> i think it's part and parcel of a much larger issue, which is the desire to turn power into personal profit for this administration. we keep learning of new and newer entanglements with foreign nations and jared kushner and paying off of debt and solicitation. there's been reports for a while now that even foreign heads of state have been complaining about getting hit up by kushner and/or others in the administration. eventually this is going to come crashing down. you don't do in in a vacuum. there's too many eyes on this, too many intelligence services intercepting communications. this is the real deal in joo politics today and they're going to get caught at it. >> frank with the scare of the day for me. thank you for that. we're going to sneak in our last break. we'll be right back. break. we'll be right back. that's why i switched to liberty mutual. they customized my insurance, so i only pay for what i need. i insured my car, and my bike. my calves are custom t

and jared kushner. the special counsel getting closer to revealing the outcome of his investigation even as the house probe is expanding and likely to continue. i'll get reaction from john garamendi and our correspondents and only wrist standing by. first, let's go to sara murray along with josh gambol, a fbi special agent. is this a reprisal in effect of the mueller investigation. >> it looks like that. it used to be the word from democrats was we are going to wait until the special counsel robert mueller see where he turns up. but now the word changed as adam schiff into whether president trump had financial interest that basically sparked his decision making. here's how schiff described it. >> the american people have a right to know, a need to know that their president is acting on their behalf and not for some pecuniary or other reason. that pertains to information by the russians or saudiins or anye else. >> we know there are plenty of people on the hill who would like to get their hands on the pr

he is so serious about it that he and jared kushner, his son and law and senior adviser who has beenhe negotiations about funding the border wall. they met with them, discussed ways to build the president's border wall. we are told and this is telling that the white house council was also present for the meeting. they know if the president does declare a national emergency they are likely going to face a court battle over this and are trying to get prepared for that. the president is not that optimistic that congressional negotiators who are meeting to try to hash out a deal to fund the government and please the president by funding his border wall, the president is not optimistic that they are going to find out a solution that he likes and would accept. he is moveoingmoving. that comes despite our reporting that several senior senate republicans and members of g.o.p. leadership are voicing concern about the president using his emergency powers to build his wall, something that they have criticized past presidents for doing and think will set a dangerous precedent. the president meet

he said that releases the pressure on me and another report that jared kushner might or might not be under scrutiny. another time when he was meeting with the queen, it was the moment when rod rosenstein came out and announced the indictment of russian agents who interfered in the election. so he's seen this before and it's a distraction because of course it focuses attention away from the very important and serious issues that he's going to be confronting when he gets to hanoi. >> a great thanks to our initial three guests tonight. thank you all very much. and coming up for us, with this heightened anticipation surrounding a mueller report, sooner rather than later, if these stories are to be believed, congress wants their say as well. and later the president about to leave the country as we said during what promises to be an unusually eventful week even by these standards. as we are fond of asking, what could go wrong? "the 11th hour" just getting started on this particular thursday evening. ♪ check in from afar with remote access, and have professional monitoring backing you up wi

a firm run by josh kushner, brother of the president's son-in-law jared kushner. >> this doesn't havenything to do with the white house. >> reporter: but the subpoena makes clear investigators are exploring a host of potential crimes tied to trump's inauguration, including money laundering, illegal contributions from foreign nationals and conspiracy to defraud the united states. >> and pierre thomas is live right here in washington tonight. and, pierre, a spokesperson for the president's inaugural committee says they intend to cooperate with this investigation? >> reporter: that's right, david. and we should note, nobody on the committee has been accused of any crime. but this subpoena just shows how deeply federal prosecutors in new york are digging into the president's world. from his campaign to his business to now his inauguration. david? >> pierre thomas with us live tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> and there's also news tonight on the war in afghanistan. 14,000 american troops still there. america's longest war. it was last night here, our exclusive reporting from kabul, from our

as phil points out, mick mulvaney has taken his hands off of the wheel so that jared kushner and ivanka trump and president trump can do what they wanted to do before john kelly implemented a more structured environment. the concern here is that if only senators rand paul and lindsey graham who are opposite on the spectrum in terms of foreign policy, national security, were just giving their best advice to the president all morning in unstructured time, that would be fine. the fear is by shunning intelligence and his own advisers and the facts, he is seeking input from tv anchors and old buddies in real estate, and, therefore, could end up on his unsecured phone line, be influenced by people who have agendas through foreign actors because there's no longer a check either from general kelly or a regular briefing by the intelligence officials and experts who he actually is engaged with. he's just turned it off. >> well, i got no problem with the tv anchor part of that. let's look at it the opposite way. let's look at the brain equity that he has to call on across the intelligence communit

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that includes interviews with donald trump jr., son-in-law jared kushner and former top aides to president trump. we have much p more on all of this. good evening to you. so the house intelligence committee looking into -- looking to investigate russia beyond to do an investigation beyond russia. what are they going to be digging into? >> i think it's quite obvious that this is going to be all about money at this point. adam schiff making it clear they're digging into a lot of the financial background of the president, trump the organization, as well as his family and other associates. the they're trying to see, they say, if there was any kind of leverage that perhaps companies may have had over the president or his family. they also going to look whether or not the president or people within the administration were making decisions, policy decisions off of the fact that maybe they were financially involved or had some business dealings with foreign countries. so that's going to be a big thing. they were not allowed to do a the lot of this back when they started this because the republican