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look, i thinkw we kno why he lashed out at lebron james. he was watching an interview with don lemon and lebron james. he said i would never sit down across -- a time the president feels attacked, he lashes out. so i think that's what it is. dly, it seems that every time he attempts an amerin hlete, whether it's a politician or a member of the news media. i onlooks, i want to say dog think it'scause i much louder than a dog whistle and it's a very uncomfortable t' pattern, but clearly a pattern. >> real quickly, you answered a tweet from the president this morning. >> he sort ofook his -- i know when he attacks us in the press, it's about trying to get us to -- to bait us. he's trying to dehumanize allme ers of the media, he's trying to otherize us, and when u talk about rationality for war, that's enough to get someone to physically harm somebody. why would you encourage attacks on fellow americans. i know he sees it as a political actic, he sees it as wrestlemania. he thinks it's all funny and just what we do, hes thinks i just fun and ga

and he lashes out.he criticized lebron james, one of the biggest icons in united states sports history across the spectrum in the united states of america today, one of the biggest. he doesn't care, he lashes out. it's very dangerous, this war he has against the media to the point that chris just made is beyond reprehensible. somebody is going to get hurt. any time he has any sort of concern about the way the media covers him, instead of saying maybe i should use this constructively to change my demean demeanor, instead he lashes out at the press and calls it fake news. so i don't know if hope hicks being back on the plane will somehow create a more level-headed donald trump. i don't think it will but we're moving into dangerous times here. >> we have about 30 seconds l t left. we saw the president full my na -- fu in ohio. what is the outcome of that race going to tell you about the midterms? >> the outcome will tell us the base is with him no matter what. there's recent polling by cbs news indicating

that is part of the reason he's lashing out. robert: a year after charlottesville he's fighting the nfl players who take the knee, using dog when talkingan aboufrican-american woman. what is this president? >> h' doesnt seem to be concerned about the criticism he faces. there's his repeated use of saying low iq, referring to maxine waters and other african-american lawma it seems to be a pattern with the president. he doesn't seem terribly concerned when people say there's a clear racial overtones of these things. the seems to m again and again. >> i think they are a central part of his strategy. go back to that first debate. kelly asked him about calling women dogs. he answers, i don't care much llabout being politi correct. not a huge ovation from the audience, was the front runner from that point on. that was one of the key moments where he began to wrappu up the ican party. when he something that is offensive, it gets people talking about it. it makes his message go viral. g s him the readings he needs. julie: one of his les

the attorney general pushing back after the president lashed out again saying sessions failed to quote take control of the justice department. the president has slammed the ag regularly for more than a year ever since sessions recused himself from the russia investigation. >> he took the job and he said i'm going to recuse myself. i said what kind of a man is this. the reason i gave him a job because i felt loyalty. he was an original supporter. >> we have cnn's kaitlan collins with reaction from sessions and other lawmakers. >> reporter: christine and dave, we are seeing the feud with president trump and attorney general jeff sessions intensify after president trump said he never thought sessions took control of the justice department despite being attorney general for a year and a half now. it is not unusual for the president to criticize sessions since he recused himself from the russia investigation. what is rare is that sessions fired back this time saying the department of justice won't be swayed by politics. in a statement he said i took control of the department of justice the

what does it say to you that this president is lashing out nonstop like this?ing he's doing this distract from the things that you said. but honestly i don't feel like what you listed is like any other day in the trump administration. so i guess you could always say that he's lashing out to distract from something. but i think it's just as likely that he recognizes that the people on this list are very respected people, that a lot of people listen to, including republicans. because a lot of them are republicans. it's not like he's being criticized by leaders in the democrat party or the news media or the people that he has declared sort of his enemy. these are people who typically have been pretty supportive of republicans and so what does it say that they're being so critical of donald trump, when they haven't spoken out this way about any other president? >> rick, he just got back from a long vacation at his golf club in new jersey. >> sure. >> no public events for the last few days. he did sign the mccain defense bill on monday. remember he didn't even menti

this is the news wire from iran lashes out at renewed u.s. sanctions saying it's psychological warfare president rouhani also slamming donald trump's call for direct talks he says the move is aimed at quote creating chaos in iran we'll get the very latest from tehran also coming up. a court delivers its verdict in the trial that has shocked germany a mother and her partner sexually abused her son for years and made him available to paedophiles on the dark that. indonesia is stepping up the search for earthquake victims but powerful aftershocks are hampering those efforts the death toll has risen to one hundred five. by brian thomas thanks so much for being with us around president hassan rouhani has lashed out at the renewed u.s. sanctions that took effect earlier today is accusing washington of launching psychological warfare and of trying to destabilize iran president donald trump has reimposed many of the sanctions that were in effect before the twenty fifty nuclear deal with iran now those sanctions will be affecting millions of iranians.

the kremlin lashing out at new u.s.ctions calling them absolutely illegal and insuring investors that the country's financial system is firm despite the cries of currency. despite the efforts the u.s. extending gains to its highest level since november of 2016. news out of washington last night weighing on the turkish currency again today. turkey's allegation refusing to commit to releasing an american pastor. the continued tensions driving the lira to another record low. this as the turkish government is set to unveil a new economic model tomorrow that analysts say it is highly doubtful that the presentation will ease market concerns about the lira and turk turkey's overall financial stability. >> let's get a news update here. let's turn to sue herera. >> here is a look at what is happening at this hour. north korea's foreign ministry says progress on de-nuclearization cannot be as expected -- the ministry says the will to implement promises has not changed. >>> puerto ricoen officials have conceded that hurricane mari

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that comes as the president is lashing out in all directions in another extraordinary twitter rampage. the president is focussing in on looming exit of his white house counsel admitting the departure is not linked to what he calls the russia witch hunt. 30 hours seems to be weighing in on the president's mind right now. i will speak with congressman of the intelligence and judiciary committees and correspondents and specialists are standing by with full coverage. let's begin with our chief white house correspondent, jim acosta. as the president heads to a campaign rally he has been attacking. >> reporter: there is no shortage of speculation about the fate of attorney general jeff sessions. sessions was here earlier today for what we are told is a regular meeting with officials. it seems attorney general will be staying at his post at least for now. president trump told bloomberg news that sessions won't be leaving the administration at least until november mid term elections. the president is on his way to a rally in indiana. we already know some of what is on his mind. he is still fi

he has lashed out against michael cohen saying he has made up stories. shows how dangerous the two are perceived. michael cohen is seen as much more dangerous by the white house. the thing about keeping paul ma nafort house. the thing about keeping paul manafort on the side is that if readers know anything he might be less inclined to reach a plea bargain with the special prosecutor, robert mueller who is investigating these russian connections. in donald trump's to eat which is in the papers, donald trump has said he has praised paul manafort and said he didn't break. i'm not suggesting he will break but this idea this person isa will break but this idea this person is a true colleague whereas the other, his former attorney,... did break. donald trump says there is no truth in what might come out. we have heard so long they could be impeachment for donald trump, you begin to roll your eyes because... they would almost saying it's from day one. it does feel something drastic has happened. day one. it does feel something drastic has happenedlj day one. it

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hours later, jeff sessions apparently no longer content to endure public lashings fired back. we get it all from nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: tonight fighting back after president trump escalated his attacks against attorney general jeff sessions this morning. >> i put an attorney general that never took control of the justice department, jeff sessions. never took control of the justice department. >> reporter: sessions lashed out hours later, i took control of the department of justice the day i was sworn in. sessions was at the white house for a preplanned meeting today after unleashing the strongest pushback yet. while i'm attorney general, the actions of the department of justice will not be improperly influenced by political considerations. for months, mr. trump has said it's been over run by democrats. >> with justice, it's a very, very sad day. >> reporter: it's a remarkable inflection point, session was the first senator to endorse candidate trump. >> i'm pleased to endorse donald trump. >> reporter: but once attorney general, things soured after sessions recused

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free imposes sanctions on iran, tehran is lashing out at president trump for waging war on thehe minds of iriranians. irananian president rouhani accusising the u.s. of lnching psychological warfare on his country. president trump has ordered to rinsing -- reinstate sanctions. also coming up, authorities in indonesia are stretched to the limit as they work to rescue locals and evacuate thousands of tourists stranded after sunday's earthquake or the death toll stands at 98 that is expected to rise. the islands of wally worst affected. plus, a ball of higher on an italian highway. a tanker truck explodes, ripping a hole through an 8 lane overpassss. dozens were injured. ♪ >> it is good to have you with us. iran's president rouhani has lashed out at renewed u.s. ancients set to take effect hours from now. accusing washington of launching psychological warfare against his country. speaking at an interview on state television, rouhani slammed president trump's recent talk of direct talks as being only at domestic consumption and creating chaos in iran. trump today signed an executive order

russia lashes out at the u.s. linked to theions sergei skripal affair. deports one of zimbabwe's main opposition leaders who fled wednesday in for asylum. tendai biti is being detained in what the u.s. is calling a serious violation of international law. the senate in argentina has voted against what would have been a landmark bill legalizing abortion. 38 to 31 and came after the end of a marathon debate that stretched late into the night. it was a major deception for abortion rights campaigners particularly as it came after the billll was passed in argentina's lolower house of parlrliament in june. debatateover 15 hours of the vote was called just before 3:00 in the morning. >> the votes in green are in favor. the votes in red are against. a final tally that rejected legalizing abortion in argentina in the first 14 weeks of urgegency. currently the procedure is only allowed in the cases of rape and risksk to woman's health. the former president -- for the the oututme wasnt the outcome was a shame. she said theivivisive issue is t just going to go a away

this is trump lashing out. there are two sides to this.if you are innocent and the subject of an investigation, you will lash out. it's human nature and how the innocent people behave despite what lawyers want them to do. but the president it presents issues how he oversees the department of justice. a controversy. you have to wait for mueller. >> harris: intra-party. this is in the same republican party. it leaves some people scratching their head. it gives the critics, the democrats an opportunity to say the party is divided in some way, shape or form. last word quickly. >> the party is divided between the outsiders and insiders. traditionists who don't think it's appropriate to do it to justice and the outsider like trump who says none of you know what you are talking about or what you are doing that. the divide. >> harris: ari fleischer. speaking simple. we love it. right to the point. thank you. always great to see you. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: okay. let's talk about the legal impact. i promised ari we'd talk the politics and

lash, three words president trump's personal attorney used pr meet the s. >> truth isn't truth. >> rudy giuliani's explanation and the president' attack on the mueller probe. >>> a ty on edge after three people are killed in less tha a week. could the similarities help police track down the s? >>> desperate escape, a father and son driving through the middle of a raging wildfire. >> the car is heating up. it is going to explode. >> how they managed to make it out alive. >>> clean today and cluttered the next. we will look at the plastic problem now plaguing beaches and coast lines all over the planet. >>> and the spirit of kindness inspired by a hit broadway musical. tourists flockingma to one sll town to take more than just a gander. >>> this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. >> president trumpm and his t today ramped up their attacks on the investigation being led by special counsel robert mueller. the president comparing mueller's efforts to a dark chapter in america's history. and his personal attorney rudy giuliani saying he won't be rushed into having t president testify because

he lashes out. i agree. >> and he is getting to a point where he is completely out of control. wh when. >> when he says fire mueller, i don't take it -- he is trying to obstruct justice. >> they have been telling us that we should take him seriously, but not literally. >> he wants him out. >> he wants us talking about that instead of what his tariffs are doing to people getting ready to buy school supplies and to the farmers. he would much rather fight with the press. >> i think he is turning us third world. do we dare announce the results of the election, oh, no, because somebody might not like it. >> it is a lot like the third world. but the third world doesn't have the u.s. constitution. we see a lot coming to a head at this point. jennifer ran it down very well. from the emollument clause to the russian investigation. he has no new tactic. relying on pumping up the base. we marvel how solid it is. and it is not growing. and then you've got the bashing of the media, which everybody does. he just

the tichliming of the statementm melania, defending lebron james is right after the president lashed out with his strong criticism. it doesn't seem like a coincidence there. ivanka trump breaking with her father over family separations and the criticism of the media. we are seeing those closest to the president publicly saying they don't agree with him or implying that. an extraordinary moment in this presidency. >> are we giving president trump too much credit for thinking the attacks on another black athlete are playing to his base? >> i would continue off what sean just said. i think, on the one hand, i have sources who say what you are seeing is a breaking from president trump from the first daughter as well as from the first lady. then i have other sources who say, wait a minute. look at congress. look at the republican party in congress where you have had republicans speak out against the president's immigration policies as well as, still at the same time, back the president on a host of other issues and not break with him in terms of support. that division or that threat they

it's simple when you continue to give a child what they want, and they keep lashing out, wanting morenever say no. it's like dealing with a child, but they are not good parents. >> impulse control from the campaign throughout. people inside the white house say the burst of tweets reflect the anger trump has aired privately for months. he's been in a dark place since the cohen story broke last week. . when someone is in a dark place like that, in your experience are they operating? does this come from a guilty conscience? >> it's hard to say definitively. with the actions of someone who's acting out. are they someone who should be defiant? or should they be a defend. you wonder about this, because at the one hand you mentioned roy kohn who is the master of witch hunts, you wonder if he's taking a page out of that book and saying, here's the way to become the johnny apple seed of planting seeds of doubt, you lash out, you make people realize that the court of public opinion links directly to impeachment. you will have the strings attached to congressmen and women who will have to vote i

the fact he is lashing out in kind of racist ways is a classic pattern with him. because when he's feeling pressure he tries to do something that energizes his base, whether it's trashing the media, dog whistling about african americans or what have you. he's feeling the pressure. admitting to collusion. i mean let's not lose sight of that. this is crazy, the fact we had a president who more than a year ago basically admitted on tv he was committing obstruction of justice when he fired fbi director jim comey and said he was doing it to stop the investigation of the russia thing. and now he's basically admitting to collusion, admitting that this meeting that happened at trump tower was about getting dirt from the russians and so which is illegal to do. he's worried about the legal liability for his son. and himself. he's lashing out in all sorts of erratic ways because it feels like the room is closing in around him. >> frank, sources telling cnn and dana bash that trump is being urged to stop tweeting about this trump tower meeting. but this is after he sent out a

this is due to be a news wire from berlin iran lashes out at renewed u.s. sanctions saying it's psychological warfare president rouhani also slammed donald trump's call for direct talks with iran he said it's all aimed at creating chaos that iran will look at the impact of the renewed sanctions on every day arabians also coming up. indonesia steps up its search for first quake victims but powerful aftershocks are impeding operations thousands of her posts are being evacuated from the holiday island of long. and too much of a good thing the international monetary fund slamming germany's trade surplus saying that's been global trade tensions. are brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show iran's president hassan rouhani has lashed out at the renewed u.s. sanctions that took a fact just two hours ago he's accused washington of launching psychological warfare and of trying to destabilize iran present trump as reimposed many of the sanctions that were in effect before the twenty fifteen international nuclear deal with tehran the new sanctions will affect milli

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and the president is lashing out at lebron james.so, he praises michael jordan saying in a tweet that lebron james was just interviewed by the dumbest man on division, he made lebron look smart, i like mike. michael jordan through a spokesman is telling nbc news, i support l.j., he's doing an amazing job for his community. likely a reference to the lebron james family foundation which contributes a lot of money in the northeast ohio area, where, of course, the president is visiting ohio today in the columbus area. but lebron james, of course, comes from akron. he's long been a cleveland cavalier now going to the lakers. and so, this is a back and forth that played out on twitter, after lebron james said that he was disappointed the president was using sport to divide people. that was his assessment of the battle over the kneeling or not kneeling during the national anthem, with nfl players. and so, lebron james was asked about it, commented on it. and then that blot trought the president to twitter to lash out. of course, james had a

but hunter lashed out accusing his staff of disloyalty. amid chants of "lock him up," the hunters walking into federal court thursday separately, saying little. >> do you think your husband threw you under the bus? >> reporter: inside, both entering pleas of not guilty. >> there was a letter from the tone -- attorney, was marital trouble. >> yes. >> but the voters have serious questions. thank you. >>> and signs of frustration between the u.s. and north korea tonight. president trump telling pompeo to delay his trip to north korea. blaming china for a lack of cooperation because of the trade battle with the u.s. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the fiery crash shutting down the freeway. a truck and suv involved. authorities on the scene investigating. >>> the outrage mounting after an officer struggles with a suspect.e guard standing and recording it all. >>> and the celebration of the life of aretha franklin. who will be there to pay tribute? i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she a

donald trump has revoked the security clearance so former cia director john brennan lashing out at him saying he exhibits erratic conduct and behavior and it's the water brennan is only the first in a line of officials who will suffer the same fate as american reports exercised my constitutional authority to deny mr brennan access to classified information sarah sandor spoke to press and she said that the decision to revoke his clearance was based on his erratic conduct and behavior of defending the move as an effort to secure classified info from someone who has helped foment division in the past and clearly has very partisan leavings the most divisive president an individual who basically pre-treat his nation routinely lies betray the woman. he deceived and betrayed the american public and he misrepresents the facts and reality is a betrayal of the nation but this is not abnormal president john brennan himself has already chimed in blasting the move as part of a bid to suppress free speech and punish critics but for some context john brennan left his position as director of the cia b

, and this is just another lashing out.wrong to take away brennan's clearance for political reasons. there is no proof that brennan or any of the other people mentioned in that list have done anything to break their oath of office. so ilt's off the table. it should have never happened. >> good to see you guys back together again. thank you so much. >>> well, the argument for impeachment and the price democrats could pay for it in november. the author of a new book is joining me, coming up in the next hour. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. applebee's to go. order online and get $5 off $25. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk

but we begin with president trump lashing out with a series of tweet this is morning, insisting he has nothing to hide in the russia probe. didn't mcgahn met with special counsel robert mueller. he has clocked over 30 hours of interviews over the past nine months. and rudy giuliani today is offering more delay tactics in the president's sit down with rocket mueller. here's what he told my colleague chuck todd, listen >> when you tell me that he's going to testify to the truth, and that's silly because it's somebody's version of the truth, not the truth. >> truth is truth. >> no, truth isn't truth. >> former fbi director dpired back at giuliani's truth statement. writing on twitter truth exists and truth matters. truth has always been the touch stone of our country's justice system and political life. people who lie are held accountable. if we are untethered to truth, the truth based on the rule of all degenerates. >> petthanks all for being here. jef jeff, first to you, we learn some very interesting things about mcgahn, first of all that mcgahn allegedly referred to the president as k