and jared kushner is one of them.eeting of other government officials and says here is what the president wants, those other government officials know that not only is this actually coming from the president through jared kushner, but that it has been filtered and distilled as this is actually really want he wants you to do. comes as no surprise that the president himself does not run a tight meeting very often. things tend to go off track. but jared kushner can kind of, you know, put a point on it and say, here's what i want you to do. and that is exactly what he has been doing on the wall project, and very specifically he's been telling the customs and border patrol and army corps of engineers they need to get moving on filing eminent domain claims which is the taking of private property. >> i'm going to stop you there because we're going to get to that. i'm not surprised sort of given the way the white house works, betsy, and "the washington post" reports this, kushner has clashed with career officials who have que

kshg ksh jared kushner.hing where jared kushner and donald trump have had success, the first step act. this is a way to overhaul our criminal justice system that donald trump signed into law in december of last year. that's actually a check mark jared kushner got it done. keep going. impeachment legal strategy. again a small thing about whether or not the president will be impeached and removed from office. jared kushner again leading the charge, because the belief is that the megging by trump and his white house hasn't been adequate. jared kushner steps in. i think one more. yes. reforming legal immigration policy. now, jared kushner fainted in this. tried to do a little in donald trump's first term. didn't go anywhere. if re-elected in 2020 expect this reforming legal immigration to come back up. as you can see, all of this and more the son-in-law of the president, the one-time secretary of everything is back. he has his hand in virtually every piece of what this white house is doing. brianna, back to you.

then i came across jared kushner's parents on this committee.as interested because most of the people on the committee were alumni, and jared kushner's parents had no connection to harvard. white house adviser jared kushner, it turned out he was not a particularly outstanding or motivated student. there was no lack of people willing to attest to that. >> charles kushner had donated $2.5 million to harvard. jared got in. >> so what i don't understand is, how is it that harvard can let jared kushner buy his way in but it doesn't take a hit reputationally? we should adjust and just say, oh, okay, that's what a harvard degree means, all right. >> the kushner family has said there is no connection between the donations and jared kushner's acceptance. harvard does not comment on individual applicants. ivy league schools do point out that large donations give them the chance to educate students who could not otherwise afford them. they also contained some children of large donors are rejected. what is clear is that in this meritocracy, it still matters

suddenly jared kushner drops in. i would guess that some clashes are inevitable. >> that's right. one of his ideas most recently that was -- did not go over especially well was putting a border wall cameras that would live stream construction progress, and installing them down there at construction sites so that viewers could see in real time this thing being put up. and the contractors as well as the army corps and cbp all were not particularly enthusiastic about that idea. but white house officials are sure that that's going forward and this represents the kind of new thinking that kushner is bringing to the table. >> and then you have the two words that were always going to be a part of this from the very beginning when the president talked about building the wall, and that is imminent domain. tell us about the 800 filings to seize private property. >> really you should think about this project almost as two different projects. one is in the western states where the government is building on land that in many cases it already controls, in remote areas, where it was in other cas

sometimes the president and jared kushner talks like we are friends, and that will take care of it.it that said there is such thing as permanent friends but only permanent interests? martin: we still have an interest in saudi arabia, but it's important to understand the change. it used to be a vital strategic interest for the united states. we went to war twice in iraq, you could say, because of the threat to saudi arabia, the free flow of oil at reasonable price. now that we are an exporter of oil, now that we have fracking, production of natural gas in the --ted dates, dependence states, dependence on saudi arabia is much less. that does not mean that the ,orld is less dependent and our major trading partners, so we still have a strategic interest in saudi arabia, but it is not vital. that means trump is essentially right when he says we don't need to go to war for that oil. that is a fundamental difference. plus, you have the war weariness of the american people after a decade of war with nothing to show for it in iraq, afghanistan. the huge sacrifice of blood and treasure. i thi

are those people and how did they get close to kushner? >> he is the son-in-law and finance and erdogan's son-in-law. [inaudible] is the son-in-law of one of the biggest companies called [inaudible] that in the past used to have a media company. the importance of this is they are the ones who own trump hotels in his temple. two of that connection i think farmed away to meet kushner. >> do you think he's influenced by them? >> i don't know. >> richard coleman, retired. can you envision any scenario or any scenario, peaceful or otherwise under which turkey would break the yoke of the erdogan rule? >> currently he controls the mit intelligence and before 2016 he was skeptical about the turkish military and his greatest [inaudible] but two of the night turkish nation intelligence will most likely move against erdogan and it will fail. again it looks bad because he scared of his future and the power and he -- regardless of the outcome or the turkish election. never under his rule can you [inaudible] if you remember the election he canceled elec

officials have testified and of course pat cipollone is leading everything behind the scenes with jared kushner and so keep an eye on that as you watch the president's reactions tomorrow and those are going on as he's welcoming a foreign leader the tush turkish president to the white house. >> kaitlan collins traveling with the president, thank you so much. >>> so let's talk about the big

middle east peace plan to project manager of his border wall, the president's son-in-law, jared kushner's list of west wing responsibilities just keeps growing. what are his qualifications? you're watching msnbc. wish i cod shake your hand.

a lot of references to jared kushner in this book. 2. jared kushner came up several times. know: i wanted to everything. what do you watch on netflix, how do you sleep on international voyages that you take? i did spend a lot of time getting the stuff i felt from jared kushner. he is a very inning medic mysterious guy. host: at first he right jared kushner would not let me record our interviews, forcing me to rely on notes, but his stories were the biggest of all pulled from his georgetown home or pulled from his office squeezed between the oval office and the chief of staff suite in the rarefied west hallway. every story was patiently waiting. my young team was impressed. we are now actually interviewing spider-man. what was most worth waiting for? guest: there are so many. he said to me, i told my father-in-law russian collusion is the perfect scandal for you, because it is so far-fetched and you are so provably innocent. if they had created some scandal over casinos in atlantic city or building in new york city with building permits the public could have been confused an

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a couple of officials who were to a month on direction of jared kushner his son-in-law an we should not the president gets close to his familiar in times of stress and i kushners basically running the impeachment battle plan for the he struggled the whour white house to hire two who are favorites of the president defendinm. they have been running not a convential war room. they are n pushing a lot of things out publicly. there's not a ton takinglace on television. the president is still his own best pubc facing message. but they are doing a lot of coornati coordinating communication with the hill and daily meetings and making sure they are on the same page and thatw.s robert: does he ever grapple with the charges against him oni l hill with concerns about his own conduct or is this a president who remainsen changed and really unwilling to examine his own behavior? maggie: self-reflection is noto of his familiar suits, not a strong suit. i have seen no indication or heard any that he thinks he did anything wrong in how he handled this ukraine matter, whether it was the military aid he pu

. >> you had mentioned to people who were friendly with kushner.who are these people and how did they get close to kushner. >> finance in turkey. the son-in-law of turkey biggest outreaches companies. used to have the media company. the importance is through that connection, i think found a way to meet. i don't know. >> richard. retired. can you envision any scenario? peaceful or otherwise in which turkey would break the yoke of the rule? >> 100%. he was skeptical about the turkish military. two of the turkish nation intelligence, it looks like any movement against will fail. again, it looks like because he is scared of the power. regardless of the turkish election. understanding the rule about how fair elections are. his candidate looked. >> any other question? >> okay. >> you mentioned in your earlier presentation, connections particularly mac society care. what all of these groups have in common is an ideological connection to the muslim brotherhood. i was wondering if you could speak briefly about the relationship with the brotherhood. how it f

i have hundreds of pages of jared kushner in my book. my life. the mexican foreign minister said he speaks with such clarity. he told about the russian collusion. he said i told my father-in-law, of all of the scandals they could have created. there is none better than russian collusion because it's so ridiculous and you are so innocent. if they attacked you for something complicated like building casinos in atlantic city or here in new york city, it could be complicated with zones. but russian collusion, it's perfect for you because it's so provable that you are innocent. he said russian collusion helped him turn around the economy. the media was so focussed on russian collusion they were able to reregulate and make america strong again. >> and 2 years and no evidence of the russian collusion. the book is "inside trump's white house." doug, happy thanksgiving. >> thank you, happy thanksgiving. >> next a live report on news you need to know. powerful storms and a bomb cyclone in the northwest that is disrupting holiday travel for thousan

plus new reporting that jared kushner is leading construction of the border wall. we'll look at the latest goals including how many miles trump wants down by the election. and the father of this girl, jamie, there she is, the parkland shooting victim. jamie ges gut lenburg. he is going after president trump for inaction on gun control. we'll be speaking with fred later this hour. but first, president trump and his administration now responding to the major court ruling that ordered don mb becg to testify in the house impeachment inquiry. today the department of justice filed a notice of appeal challenging the decision. the federal judge ruled monday that mcgahn must obey the house subpoena saying no one is would have the law. in a 120 page written decision, the judge added this, presidents are into tnot kings and they do have subjects bound by loyalty or blood whose destiny they are entitled to control. president trump reacted to this on twitter saying in part i would actually like people to te guy and i would love to have mike pompeo, rick perry, mick mulvaney and

president trump has put his son in law and senior adviser jared kushner in charge of another.ngton post" reports the president has entrusted the construction of the border wall to his son-in-law. he's become the wall's project manager and he's already pressing customs and border protection in the army corp of engineers to expedite the process of taking over land needed. it wants to build at least 450 miles by election day. so far only 83 miles have been completed. mark morgan, head of customs border patrol out with a statement, he doesn't need to know the intrikasies, he understands building stuff, timelines. what is his particular expertise? >> his big idea is to put -- >> security cameras. >> security cameras, so he can stream. >> livestream. >> stream the completion of the wall which has gotten people bent out of shape. when that's your biggest contribution to the project, you do have to wonder if this person is in fact able to do it. i doe think seriously the president, when he's frustrated, when he doesn't trust anybody, he puts his family member in charge. so, so be it.

>> jared kushner has relevant evidence and information. so do eric and donald trump, jr. other members of the trump organization who are, in fact, working still for the president in his private capacity because he continues to own the trump organization. remember how absolutely extraordinary this situation of past presidents have divested their similar private interests, they've sold them, they've bought bonds which raise no conflicts of interests. and donald trump is the extraordinary exception to that rule. and his conflict of interest is more than a little one as he put it very boastfully. >> and we know that donald trump denied the president of ukraine, which is our ally, a country we've long been in support of in their attempts to free themselves from russia. he denied that president a white house meeting. he gave one to president erdogan despite the brutality that turkey has inflicted on the kurds who are our allies. what did you make of that, sir, for him to invite erdogan to the white house? >> the invitation to erdogan, the avoidance of any sanctions for erdogan

jared kushner is pushing a plan to set up web cameras to live-stream construction of president trump'sder wall. it's literally wall-to-wall coverage of wall. the administration hopes that the live feed will rally public support for hundreds of miles of new border barrier. nice try, but the only way people are going to rally around this livestream is if it ends with the wall giving birth to a baby giraffe. ( laughter ) you remember april. there are some people who don't want the wall cam. specifically, officials are concerned that cameras would show u.s. work crews violating mexican sovereignty because they sometimes must stray south of the border to maneuver heavy icans e illegay crossing the border. hmm, what could mexico possibly do to stop them? laugh plus, both the army corps of engineers and customs and border patrol have told kushner that construction contractors do not want their proprietary techniques visible to competitors. ah, yes, the proprietary techniques of "wall go up," and "wall also go side to side." ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. mark ruffalo is

but you also saw in these memos a sort of real freezer between bannon and kushner. angry he's on vacation with a russian oligarch and wants him to come back. it gives us a painting of what was going on. >> we've got four lawyers in this segment. jennifer rubin is a recovering lawyer but also my colleague at "the washington post." jennifer, your reaction to all of this? >> i think what it reminds me is that this whole presidency succeeded for the russians beyond their wildest expectations. how did this whole thing start? it started with constantine kilimnik who is tied to russian intelligence dropping the notion in paul manafort's ear, perhaps it was a receptive audience but nevertheless, coming from kilimnik, that it's not the russians. it's all about the ukrainians. this is preposterous. we know our entire intelligence community confirmed it's the russians. we know that putin was involved in the decision. it's the russians. nevertheless, by setting this bug into the campaign and circulating around to trump, he is still obsessed with this. he is still doing, in esse

kushner, what people should feel warm and fuzzy about. is in better shape than ever. he is a stallion of competency. you know, the wall is the ultimate symbol of donald trump, this ongoing thing, this complete fabrication, this complete lie, this absurdity that if it wasn't so sad it'd be laughable, is the ultimate symbol of his presidency. a complete head fake. >> let me show you one other thing. what's ironic about all of this, in fact, is there was this surge. everybody remembers the surge of the immigrants from the so-called northern triangle, guatemala, honduras, and el s salvad salvador. it has actually dropped down to historically -- you know, to historically lower levels it existed at before. the reason you haven't been reading about the surge lately is because there hasn't been a surge. whether you like it or not, it really is a result of trump policies. he basically threatened mexico with tariffs unless they moved the army in to secure the border. he got the northern triangle countries to agree to limit their immigration. the wa

to come back because the campaign was running out of money and they needed kushner to fire manafort.p their poll numbers. and -- and that's discussed here. so the documents, what they do is they provide a window into what was taking place behind the scenes. what was happening during these interviews. what these individuals were telling the special counsel's probe. and i do think that it adds quite a bit of value and it allows the public to see, you know, what the fbi memorialized firsthand. >> right. very quickly, and jason, can you -- tyou foia the actual details? >> the fbi does not record interviews. they don't take verbatim transcripts and these are essentially what they are. yes. >> great stuff, my friends. senior investigative reporter buzz feed news. jason leopold, thanks for joining us. tom ni nichols as well, thank you all. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, several big events that are taking place across the hawk eye state to iowa. big today of course the countdown to the caucuses. y of countdown to the caucuses. (burke) at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we

>> i'm sorry -- that's jared kushner! looks like an orthodox swinderman. what's the deal with this burisma stuff? like what a jewish kid does when he turns 13. burisma. so, you're from the ukraine? you crane, i crane, we all crane for ukraine. wow, tough crowd. anyway, point is, the thing wasn't my fault. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert. tonight all breaks loose and stephen makes a new "lord of the rings" trilogy. tonight stephen welcomes kamala harris and lady antebellum, jon batiste and "stay human." live on tape at the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hello! please have a seat, everybody. thank you so much. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. and you can feel the excitement. everybody is so excited about day five of the live impeachment hearings. ( cheers and applause ) yeah. the witnesses have been compelling, they've corroborated what the whistleblower said, but the people on the tv say this whole thing has one problem -- >> the i

i did spend a lot of time getting the stuff i felt from jared kushner.e is a very inning medic mysterious guy. host: at first he right jared kushner would not let me record our interviews, forcing me to rely on notes, but his stories were the biggest of all pulled from his georgetown home or pulled from his office squeezed between the oval office and the chief of staff suite in the rarefied west hallway. every story was patiently waiting. my young team was impressed. we are now actually interviewing spider-man. what was most worth waiting for? guest: there are so many. he said to me, i told my father-in-law russian collusion is the perfect scandal for you, because it is so far-fetched and you are so provably innocent. if they had created some scandal over casinos in atlantic city or building in new york city with building permits the public could have been confused and it could have worked, but they chose russian collusion. perfect. he also said russian collusion was a great diversion because he felt they could not have turned around the economy if the m

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you have jared kushner, the president's son-in-law. there is not one person in charge, as you heard. the white house is bringing in a couple new people, including the former attorney general pam bondi, as was announced last week, to talk about things on tv and put a message out. but the president doesn't have one message. he says six or 12 messages, depending on the day or time of day. it will be very interesting to see what he does now that it's public, it's a new, intense scrutiny for him. he's going to be watching and paying attention in how he responds, we'll see probably on twitter. >> annie carney, the president has expressed concern that many already pliant republicans are not fighting hard enough for him. question is, does that get tougher, effective wednesday morning? >> that's the big question here. it looks like the democrats have more than a dozen incredible witnesses corroborating each other's accounts in terms of what the president did to pressure ukraine to investigate a political rival and withhold aid in return. what's

and bolton also derided i vvank trump and jared kushner.nd "the washington post" is reporting that one of rudy giuliani's two associates lev parnas said he discussed ukraine at a private dinner for super pac donors back in 2018. the post reports that parnas along with igor fruman indicted for finance fraud told associates that they spoke to trump at the dinner and said that then u.s. ambassador to the ukraine marie yovanovitch was hostile. according to people to his event.ap that parnas said trump reacted pretty strongly to the news and suggested that yovanovitch be fired. the post notes that parnas suggests he and fruman has more personal interaction with the president and possibly more on his views over ukraine, than the white house has acknowledged as of yet. parnas, the white house and a lawyer for fruman declined to comment. >>> still ahead, the supreme court is ready to the push to end the daca program. >>> plus, new polling on where the public stands on the impeachment probe as we enter the very first phase of the inquiry. those stor

former national security adviser john bolton reportedly slamming ivanka trump and jared kushner. >>> and later, fake it until you make it. how one woman completely fabricated her resume to get a job with the trump state department, including a fake "time" magazine cover. she got hired anyway. incredible. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." rea mitchell reports. unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develop new skin growths, or if anyone in your house needs or recently had a vaccine. alert your doctor of new or worsening problems, including headaches, seizures, confusion and vision problems. these may be signs of a rare, potentially fatal

and then if you look at what he said about jared kushner and ivanka trump, it suggests that someone like bolton who has been around washington for a long time, steeped in foreign policy issue, sort of and y issues gee when it comes to a foreign policy topic. and it suggests that he has a little disdain for the president's daughter and son-in-law you cowho come in an according to his view are motivated not by actual views on issues, but perhaps by their own personal motivations. >> nick, let's talk china nofor moment. while john bolton very clearly disagreed with the president's approach to turkey, he said what is more important is the president's view on china. and that the president is trying to hold down china as a super power, seize them as an adversary. but is that unique? isn't it fair to say lots of people see china as a major threat? >> well, i think that china is one area of american foreign policy where there is some degree of common ground between democrats and republicans as they look at china and see that china is emerging as a challenger in terms of global power and influenc

was some shock in the room particularly when bolton mentioned president trump's son-in-law jared kushner and daughter ivanka in a somewhat disparaging way to basically say, you know, if trump were to win another term that they would try to get him to recast his legacy in a way that makes him tilt towards the liberal end of the spectrum, specifically he said according to people in the room that they would convince him to nominate a liberal like lawrence tribe to the supreme court. and it was described as him kind of talking about them with an eye rolling kind of way. meaning, it suggests that he didn't think much of them and their positions in the white house. >> i mean, i don't think that's a very good prediction on the part of mr. bolton, but he was working in the white house. what i found really striking was his characterization of the president's record particularly as it relates to turkey. turkey is one of these sort of foreign policy areas where the president has done a lot of things that are incredibly amenable to turkey strong man erdogan who's coming tomorrow. he obviously gave h

stephen nguyen, senior advisor jarrard kushner, led the u.s.elegation of other attendees included stephen schwarzman, co blackstone group, tina powell mccormick of goldman sachs, and larry fink, ceo a blackrock. we're joined now by adam coogle, middle east researcher at human rights, author of a new report titled "'the high cost of change': repression under saudi crown prince tarnishes reforms." welcome to democracy now! talk about this whole issue of the justice department going after the former twitter employees for spying on dissidents in saudi arabia. what do you know? >> the justice department yesterday revealed indictments , two of themudis twitter employees, for allegedly accessing particular information on users at the request of the saudi governmenent. what i i find really unique abot the e situation is that they hae identified the person who was essentially handling the twitter employees as a very, very close confidant of crownwn prince mohammed bin salman. mbs's personald of office as well as the head of his charity called the mist f

kushner has not publicly responded. friday, former campaign chief executive yves bannon told the jury that stone was "an access point to wikileaks," and while they kept in touch during the campaign, he says stone never bragged about access to nonpublic documents. he said leading up to the campaign, stone implied he could use his wikileaks contacts to obtain information about hillary clinton. also testifying in front of the jury, a new york radio host and former stone confidant named randy credito. stone's team tried to paint him as a middleman for access to wikileaks head julian assange. he met with julian assange and said he was not a middleman and of stone, he told jurors, "i can't work on his level, he plays hardball, he throws a lot of jobs, and he did not want to get it." >> the judge told jurors not to watch any of "the godfather" films as characters were mentioned. they will be back in federal court. those deliberations will start tomorrow morning. roger stone, if convicted, could face after 20 years behind bars.

. >> are you troubled by jared kushner's family, 666 fifth avenue we don't know where they got their financing from and are you troubled by the president's move as it relates to turkey when he has business ties with turkey? in fact, it was john boll on the who said two weeks ago he specifically believes that the president has personal or business ties to erdogan which are dictating the president's foreign policy decisions as it relates to that country. are you concerned with jared kushner's younger sister using jared's position in the white house to try to market a real estate project in china? do you share those concerns, sir? >> you're packing a lot of unrelated material in there. but i do not presume that a policy decision that president trump makes with regard to a very important ally like turkey is predicated on some business relationship in the absence of direct evidence that that's the case. >> ambassador sherman, what do you think? >> i think that former congressman barr's answers are exactly what i would expect. he was the leader on the impeachment proceeding against preside

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as i said earlier in the show, jared kushner is running impeachment strategy, mick mulvaney, the acting white house chief of staff, has never given the full title of that job, and he was left on a trip last week, last weekend, for a military raid, which they didn't plan in short enough order to not call him back from wherever he was. i mean there really is something so self perpetuating, and so trump is doing so much harm to himself, by not having anybody around him who could be strategic. >> and that is the analysis, is that everyone around him, who had been a buffer against bad decisions, whether it be legal charges or whether it be the pullout in syria, is now gone. and so that's the parlor game now, is who are the attorneys going to be who make smart decisions in this, because everyone underneath him is also running for cover, and having to lawyer up. and it was a great story out this week in "politico" as well, about just the carnage that that is causing personally for a lot of those people who are having to pay. this is all coming out-of-pocket. bill taylor flying from ukraine. al

kushner revisited the show to incorporate current modern day and trump's america.i want to talk about that of this particular fraught moment. right now you can get a special presale ticket to be part of that event. go to our went, msnbc.com/withpod. you'll find a link to the tickets and use the code. you'll find the link, the tickets. pre-sale only goes on thursday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern. make sure you get them now. it's going to be a blast. >>> every day brings two things in the impeachment saga. more evidence of the corrupt coercion by the president, rudy giuliani and his team and ever more creative attempts to excuse, deny, lie and whatabout away the facts by republicans. today's latest entry in this comes from south carolina senator lindsey graham who first stuck to his stance of hear no evil, see no evil. >> i heard something yesterday i could not believe. former impeachment manager lindsey graham says he's not going to read the impeachment transcripts, really? >> i'm not going to read these transcripts. the whole process is a joke. >> graham then went on

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dinner in president zelensky's honor following the reception which included president zelensky, jared kushneredian jay leno, among others. >> the "late show" has acquired the audio from that dinner. >> president zelensky! jay leno! excited to be having dinner with you here in brussels. i hope they're serving more than sprouts. i own over 150 cars. i have a 94 mclaren costs more than the total dppped of belgium. can you imagine how many waffles you could buy w

include white house counsel path cippolone, mick mulvaney, and senior advisor to the president, jared kushner. let's go back to calls and hear from craig in portland, oregon. craig is on the line. caller: thank you for taking my call. thanks to congress for recognizing the armenian genocide. it's an actual fact, it happened to my grandparents, they're survivors. for them, i'm hear. two times in my life in america i've watched the popular vote go the way of the person that is supposed to win the election and for some reason, you know, we don't have one man, one vote. instead we have the electoral college. twice in my life the popular vote was won by the more popular president. the more popular candidate. and twice in my life the election was stolen from the people. stolen from the vox populi. taken away from our choice, our one man, one vote, and given to some tyrannical fool, and both times it's ended horribly. this president, his wild bombastic racist, bigotted, homophobic xenophobic rhetoric is the cause of death for some people in this country. i don't like him, he could get the hell out o

didn't have much money and needed kushner to fire manafort.2, an interview with michael cohen which goes into great detail about the trump tower moscow project. michael cohen's testimony before congress. the fact that he was more or less being told to lie before congress, which we reported earlier. there's a lot of new detail in there. in all of these files there's some emails. there's new information about rick prince and his role, but i also want to note these are heavily redacted fbi 302 memos. but despite the fact that they are heavily redacted, it's just chock full of new information. >> interesting nuggets in all of this. at least that i've seen from your article that you posted just a few hours ago on buzzfeed. tick us back quickly. you filed some five requests, freedom of information act requests, through the doj to get access to the 1.7 billion pages of documents from the mueller report? >> well, it's actually, we filed multiple freedom of information act requests and then sued the government under that to lose the records. government

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mick mulvaney was there, jared kushner, six republican senators to talk strategy about a senate impeachment trial. something the white house now sees as all but inevitable, assuming the house votes to impeach. david, the bottom line, the president, the white house, they're working very hard to keep republicans in line and so far, it is working. i do not see an indication of a single republican defection, not in the house, not in the senate, on impeachment. >> jon karl live at the white house tonight. jon, thank you and to mary and our entire team on the air all day today. >>> but we move on tonight, to the other major headlines this thursday night. the frightening takeoff from los angeles airport. flames seen shooting from an engine on the boeing 777. inside the plane, a father recording his little girl, seated next to the window. a flash then catching his eye, look at this, pointing out the window and flames seen just under the wing there. the pilot declaring an emergency, turning back to the airport. fire trucks and screw crews on tarmac. and abc's will carr is at l.a.x. tonight. >> repor

he has tasked his son—in—law jared kushner to be the person to do that and we await this peace processrusalem. the golan heights was recognised as israeli territory, not syrian, and 110w israeli territory, not syrian, and now we have this announcement which flies in the face, a lot of people would say, of international law. america‘s ambassador to israel says this will clarify the issue and make a peace deal more likely. i have to say that‘s very much a minority view, a lot of people see this as another nail in the coffin of a two state solution and think it will be even more difficult for the palestinians to come to the table 110w palestinians to come to the table now that the americans have intervened, what seems to be so decisively on the israeli side. jon sopel with the latest from the white house. two teenagers have beenjailed for life for murdering 17—year—old jodie chesney, while she was in a park with friends in east london. svenson 0ng—a—kwie, on the left, will serve at least 26 years. arron isaacs, who‘s 17, was sentenced to a minimum of 18 years. police have released images

they followed it up and pushed for criminal justice reform with jared kushner and the president jumpedagain. this will impact thousands of real lives. from the rest of hollywood, all of these other rich celebrities. they yell on twitter how much they hate donald trump and his supporters. kanye said i will work with you. let's get this done and help these people. just days before he went to lakewood, he visited houston prisons. it's the scene. there are people crying. look at how much his appearance meant to inmates, tears, hope, joy. prayer. resilience. in the face of tremendous hurdles they are all facing. kanye didn't have to visit the forgotten people in prison but he did. that meant a lot to people. what interests me about kanye the most is this thing: we have a lot of sheep. there are a lot of people. it's cool to hate trump, buy into the lies. buy into the propaganda and the misinformation. he doesn't care what people say. he is out there and will stand boldly and say i love god. maybe he shops at wal-mart like me. a smelly wal-mart shopper that clings to god. he forms his own th

hunter biden, what about ivanka trump working in the white house talking to heads of state or jared kushner, mountains of nepotism and cronyism. the issue has been researched, no fact to it, no evidence. kristen: it is hard to hear you when you talk over one another. let me give you 20 seconds and then to you. >> don't the where my partner is getting his facts, clearly from the daily onion because that was hilarious, to say joe biden, we shouldn't have an investigation and bring up ivanka trump, are you serious? the senate. set on a board with no experience and made millions of dollars only because his dad is who he was so if you think it should be investigated i don't know why you're here. kristen: respond. >> no experience, yale educated lawyer, i was more qualified. if we are going to qualify that standard we have to hold everyone to that standard. we can't give them a pass because we like him. that is not acceptable. kristen: got to leave it there. thank you for your spirited discussion. i didn't need to be for this, could have let you take off. kristen: i would have to be at that thank

the president who liked bondy, he thinks she does a good job on tv, jared kushner helped advocate for impeachments, but she has been secret need for her involvement. there here is a recent headline when there was reports that bondi was trying to decide if she should join a multi-state case against trump. the political action committee that supported her received a check from the trump foundation for $25,000 and one month later pam said she would not be joining that suit on behalf of the state of florida. >> you're going to be busy over the next few weeks. michael steel, former advisor, eli stokels. eli, let's go to the president's play book, it was all about drain the swamp, drain the swamp, his newest edition to the impeachment team, seems like she lives in the swamp. now she is hired to defend the president against a quid pro quo right after she leaves being a lobbiest for a number of companies. how can the president stand on the train the workman's comp argume -- swamp argument after making a claim like this. >> he has never been shamed out of any actions, moving forward with thing