i think anything donald trump would do. >> you think somebody on the other side not just laura trump. the rnc. >> it does add up. >> half a million dollars over three years. keith schiller, the former body guard security guy for donald trump is also being paid. >> i think you hear her talking about this. all of this will be public so this is all we can get away with paying you without looking really, really shady. if you are omarosa you probably know you can make much more. donald trump says this to omarosa at one point, he says to her that omarosa you made me a star. >> she was in the first season. she was in three all together. >> are you sure you didn't represent her. >> she is aware of her star power. i'm sure she is like you just came to the party. i think she meets eric trump in 2007 or something. omarosa has been in the trump orbit since 2003 and very much responsible i think for trump's rise. >> she's not that relevant until she came into the white house. this is a person who is going around recording her friends, people that she says she supports. this is really awful behavio

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and donald trump is a guy that is not a politician. he's an action guy. >> laurad you hear, jimmie, did you hear about spike lee said the other day? he was asked about whether he thought trump was the president, consider him president, and he said, i don't refer to him by name. i refer to him as only agent orange. >> that was spike's joke. the trump administration has his best opening in the last 20 years! another trump administration, there are more women of color on major magazines, whether they be "vogue," "elle," america, get on board, and start defending americans. donald trump is one of those guys that it is an american patriot. america, as they used to say on "saturday night live" for donald trump, has been very, very good to him, so he is not a guy that is trying to desecrate anything in america. the majority of the country, even though he lost by 3 million votes, the majority of the country is for trump. they are for the flag. i, myself, will always stand up for the flag, and i will always stand up for donald trump. donald trump is a guy that i would love

today whoust released another secret recording, and in this one the president's daughter-in-law laura trumplt newman about a possible job with the trump re-election campaign and all of this coming a few days after omarosa was fired from the a whe hous a day after a "new york times" article suggested that she had a story to tell. the new tape comes as president trump hoped to change the subject from two big headlines coming out this week, omarosa's ir and his war on former cia nsrector john brennan. blayne alexander js now to break it all down. hey, blayne. >> reporter: leon, right now those two, omarosa manigault newman and john brennan are two of president trump's loude itics and they are renewing their promises that they will not be silenced. >> i want to begin -- >> reporter: president trump coioecting his dec to revoke the security clearance of foirer ciator and outspoken critic john brennan to the russia investigation. the president ignoring questions today but telling "the wall street journal" i think it's some ding that had to bee and that he holds brennan among those responsible for

trump-media. let not your heart be troubled. ingraham standing by. >> laura: hey, just writing eric trump i think you know it for my churning me during your show tonight. [laughter] >> sean: i'm sitting here, and he goes, you know who is great defending melania? laura ingraham. i'm like, what am i, chopped liver? >> laura: this is why you and i have been friends for 18 years. we were number one in cable, you are number -- close to rush in radio. a little mention of someone else, you are like, "what about me"? typical man. >> sean: [laughs] let's be honest. everyone in this business, you know this is true -- is overpaid, lazy, and narcissisti narcissistic. and most of them are all agenda. we are honest. we are talk show hosts. we do journalism, we do street interviews, commentary, opinion, we do it all. >> laura: radio -- >> sean: by the way, how great was headed, rushed 30 years, paving the way for all of us? >> laura: unbelievable. 18 years ago, you when i start to the same here a national radio, 2001, never would have done hundreds. >> sean: santa barbara,

>>president trump tonight >> laura: president trump facing a political test of his influence in a house special election in ohio. and this race is neck and neck at the moment. fox news correspondent christen fisher joins us from the headquarters of troy balderson who is fighting danny o'connor for that ohio house seat. what is the latest there? >> everyone is on the edge of their seat here at balderson's headquarters because this race is shaping up to be exactly how the polls predicted. it is razor tight. literally everybody in the room has their eyes on one county. there is only one county that does not have all of its precincts in and that is delaware county. this is a big deal. that it's the county that president trump came to on saturday, where he held his big rally for republican troy balderson. this is also a county that has been reliably republican over the years. but danny o'connor, the democrat won the early vote by 2,000 votes. that has everybody here nervous. watching delaware county very closely. and the unofficial results i'm looking at right now on the ohio secretary of st

is one consideration "variety" talks about, the release of the tape in discussion over -- with laura trumpnd what would be considered under omarosa's employment. palmer rosa releases trump of omarosa releases tape of laura trump. on the republican line, cliff from california in brentwood. good morning. caller: good morning. c-span is opening up the phone lines this morning, that is excellent. i have had an impression of c-span recently, you talk about homero set or brennan -- omarosa security clearance. you sound like cnn. host: those are significant stories we have talked about and there are others. liker: it sounds so much cnn, yeah. i am really excited with the story the other day, yesterday, that there is so much progress between president trump and mexico concerning nafta. i see so much progress around the world. that president, the e.u. -- you saw the extremely positive developments a few weeks ago. it got very little play. china trade, we are making progress. middle east piece, iran. , iran.le east peace even korea, which is problematic, but it is so much more hopeful. that guy will

inhem she claims laura trump offered her a job on the trump campaign paying $15,000 a month days after she was fired. >> that's $1080,010 $180,000. does that sound like a fair aal. >> i saw this a attempt to buy my silence. >> clearly if you come bonn board the campaign, we can't have it. >> she made it very clear that if i joined this campaign, that i would have to be quiet. >> thelips are among four she gave nbc news. the network has heard the full version and confirmed they're in proper context. laura trump responded thursdant in a state saying, we still wanted her on our team because we cared so much about her personally. the prosecute tweeted thursday thanking manigault newman and linking clips of her praising him. >> i don't think the president is helping himself getting down in the gutter with her.an >>ault newman says the president is threatening to arrest her and otherwiseda inti her. she says donald trump has met his match. in washington, susan mcginnis, nbc news. >> right now. no reports of damage after a small earthquake was reported early this morning. u.s. geological surv

laura trump, again the wife of eric trump, had this to say to sean hannity tonight. >> what an incredible opportunity she wasted. the president gave her a chance to make a difference and take care of people she claimed to care about and squandered it for this fictitious book. >> the white house has called them lies and false allegations, omarosa claims she has more information that could be damaging to the white house. >> do you have any other recordings? >> plenty. >> anything mueller would like to see? >> it has office calls again i will share. anything they want. >> you think trump should be impeached? >> at this point, yes. >> ashley parker, white house reporter for the washington post. good evening and welcome to you all. ashley, let's set the scene tonight. you had the president steps down the hall from the lincoln bedroom in the residence portion of the white house on social media quoting the creator of the apprentice denying his use of the n-word. the president in an aggravated state may have met his match. someone pointed out both people are playing by reality television rules, t

>> laura trump. i called her to tell her what i heard and what was happening. and she wasn't surprised. she was just kind of in damage control mode. >> let's talk about this non-disclosure mode. the only thing i know about non-disclosure is you're a public employee, you're paid by the united states government, the@of non-disclosure would only be if you made a separate i guess a contract, and i don't think you sko be required to sign a contract as a public employee. what's this about the trump people saying they've got a non-disclosure signed by you? >> not by me. they presented they with in nda. they brought it to my office. the moment they said i couldn't show it to my attorneys i knew -- >> but what would you get out of signing something like that? >> it was because donald trump was tired of the leaks and he thought if he had these agreements that he could fear -- put fear in people and they would stop leaking. but it didn't stop the leakers. >> he offered you -- i did the math. 12 times 15,000. he offered you $185,000 a year for a no-show job basically. >> t

trump. am i misreading this? >> no, laura, you nailed it. just stipulate, john mccain and donald trump did not get along. that is the way two grown-up politicians can act toward each other. john mccain didn't want donald trump to come to his funeral. donald trump can return the favor by being dismissive if he wants. but the press, as they cover this, it's fairly situational. they covered depending on nonwhites in you find yourself in. in 2000, they loved john mccain because he is running against george bush brady 2008 with john mccain ran against barack obama, they didn't really love him anymore. they loved him when he took positions against republicans after he lost the presidential race. then i didn't love him anymore when he was for the surge. now that he is in a spat with donald trump, they love him again. this is how the press covers these things and it is really just to stir a pot, not to shine an eternal light on the truth. >> laura: monica, i remember in 2010 when john mccain was running for reelection to the senate, he ran his campa

omarosa claiming it was an attempt to silence her, but now laura trump is blasting the audiotape as a fraud and saying "woman to woman, i shared a connection with to her as a friend and campaign sister and i'm absolutely shocked and saddened by her to betrayal in violation on a deeply personal level. i hope it's all worth it for you, omarosa, because some things you just can't put a price on." in the meantime, omarosa was struggling to answer when tmz host harvey levin asked why she continue to support the president if she believed he used a racial slur. watch this. >> i needed to know for myself if, in fact, he said that because that would completely shatter who i thought he was. and so this was all part of that journey and i think it's important that people hear from the beginning, from 2003 all the way until the moment general kelly locked me in the situation room and told me things could get ugly for me. they need to see what that journey was like. >> shortly after that, omarosa's p.r. rep appeared to cut off the interview. so the question i ask is, she's contradicting herself. do

laura trump ripping into omarosa about the new secret recording.owed the daughter-in-law offering a job with the president after election campaign after she was fired from the white house. omarosa saw it as an attempt by her silence. laura trump responded to a woman to woman i shared a connection with omarosa as a friend and campaign sister, i was shocked and saddened by her betrayal and violation a deeply personal level. i hope it is worth it for you, omarosa, because some as you can't put a price on. jurors preparing for deliberations in paul manafort's fraud trial submitting a note as they begin deliberations. one of them asking for the definition of reasonable doubt. manafort's team calls a good time for them. a big stir before the jury got started asking is mister trump here? that caused heads to turn. there is a prosecutor also named mister trump in the courthouse that he was there for an unrelated case. a quick laugh in court. welfare investigators tracking license plates to catch fraud in california. officials in sacramento have been using

laura trump, who's married to son eric refused to comment to cnn. known simply by her first name, amarosa was one of the few prominent african-americans in the trump administration. she repeatedly praise the president. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. >> reporter: and even defended him on issues of race. >> donald trump is racial. but he is not a racist. yes, i would act knock many of the exchanges, particularly in the last six months very racially charged, do we then just stop and label him a racist? no. >> reporter: but now after working at the white house, she says that trump is a racist, misogynist and bigot. and tonight the white house is pushing back, instead of telling the truth about all the good trump and his administration are doing to make america safe and prosperous, this book is riddled with lies and false accusations. it's sad that a former disgruntled white house employee are making this attack. she claims to have recordings that the post says they have listened to and matched quotations in her

laura trump offering her $15,000 a month for an undefined role as long as she kept things positive. >> you sound a little like -- clearly if you come aboard the campaign we can't have -- >> reporter: that conversation happening after a december interview where omarosa said she had seen things in the white house that made her uncomfortable. omarosa left out what she said during the call but said today she saw it as hush money. >> i saw this as an attempt to buy my silence, to censor me and to pay me off $15,000 per month by the campaign. >> reporter: in a statement laura trump denying omarosa's account claiming the job offer was made before she was aware of omarosa's gross violations of ethics and integrity in the white house. >> if i need to i will do what i have to do to protect myself. donald trump has met his match. >> reporter: omarosa releasing her fourth tape one day after the white house tried to extinguish her news cycle. sarah huckabee sanders offering these explanations for the unusual move. >> his erratic conduct and behavior that calls into question his objectivity and cre

laura trump who's married to son eric refused to comment to cnn. known simply by the first name, omarosa is one of the few prominent african-americans in the trump administration. she repeatedly praised the president. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. >> reporter: and even defended him on issues of race. >> donald trump is racial. but he's not a racist. yes. i will acknowledge many of the exchanges, particularly in the last six months, have been racially charged. do we then just stop and label him as a racist? no. >> reporter: now after working at the white house, she says trump is a, quote, racist, misogynist and bigot. press secretary sarah sanders pushing back saying, quote, instead of telling the truth about the good president trump and his administration are doing to make america safe and prosperous, this book is riddled with lies and false accusations. it's sad a disgruntled former white house employee is trying to profit off these false attacks. many of the accusations omarosa makes empty book are impo

trump, legally can he do it? yes. but politically, perilous. laura: what seems to have also annoyed the president is that the trial has begun of his former campaign manage manafort, and he has been tweeting about that, too. but the trial is not about llusion with russia. why is the president concerned with it? ron: i think the president conflates what happened with the russia investigation with paul manafort. paul manafort is allegedly hiding money from lobbying with the ukrainian govement. trump says he was briefly my campaign manager, and you talk about collus and trump i believe conflates the two and puts them as one manner. laura: what potentially could come out of the manafort trial that could damage the president? ron: honestly, i don't think anything. i don't think heprorked for the ident long enough. you are talking about circumstances that took place over a decade ago. i don't think there is a direct connection we president legally. what could he say that could damage him on other matters?to it is too earlay. laura: meanwhile, the president'

laura: the trump administration is also challenging the right of states like california to set their own pollution limits. what impact is that going to haves it is successful? gina: the federal government has always been slow to respond to innovativehanges in the marketplace in cars, and what has happened is that california and other states have always pushed the envelope for new innovati and new technology. and so it is going to mean we would not just lose opportunities to reduce oil consumption, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, to the -- to be a fair player in the international context to address climate change, but it would begin to unravel our ability to provide a healthy, safe environment for the people inou thisry. so this is serious business, and it is going to get a serious look in our courts. i and franklyou read the language in this rule, it is very hard to take it seriously because it is an epa rule where the only measure of suis lowering direct costs to the car companies. it has nothing to do with public health or environmental protection. laura: gina mccarthy, thank y

laura trump offering h-- >> sounds a little like obviously that there's something that there are some things -- that conversation happening after a december interview where omarosa said she'd seen things in the white house that made her uncomfortable. omarosa left out what she said during the call, but said today she saw it as hush money. >> i saw this as an attempt to buy my silence, to sensor me and to pay me off $15,000 per month by the campaign. >> reporter: in a statement laura trump denying omarosa's account, claiming the job offer was made before she was aware of omarosa's gross violations in the white house. asked if she's going to release more tapes, omarosa playing coy. >> if i need to. donald trump has met his match. >> reporter: omarosa releasing her fourth tape one day after that white house tried to extinguish her news cycle announcing they have revoked the security clearance of former cia director john brennan. sarah huckabee sanders offering these explanations for the unusual move. >> his i raerratic conduct and behavior. leveraged his status as a former high ranking o

>> reporter: laura trump reonding in a statement saying she feels personally betrayed by the recordingn calling the offer hush money. >> i saw this as an attempt to buy my silence, to censor me. >> reporter: a growing war of words between the white house and two ot its m outspoken critics. blayne alexander, nbc news, washington. >> and one further note on former cia director john brennanch his career included major counterterrorism operations, and he was in the situation room during the s.e.a.l. raid that killed osama 011.laden back in brennan strongly urged president obama to approve that raid when other cabinet members thought it was too risk. tonight the add miller who oversaw the raid is coming to brenn's defense. in a new op-ed in the "the washington post" the retired admiral writes in his wordsamew icans have done more to protect this country than brennan and hee writesuld consider it an honor if the president revoked his security clearance a well. >> three women around the same age disappear from th same neighborhood in the same year. police now call this a homicide investigatio

trump for president laura trump is with us.u, congrats, the baby is walking at 11 months. >> he's almost a year old, it's crazy! >> sean: and walking? >> sean: step, step, boom. >> i try to catch them. they go really fast. >> sean: we had a playground at my house and i'm flinching every time my son is climbing like a maniac on it. finally one day it disappeared and i said we are getting a new one and i never kept that promise. i broke it on purpose. >> i'm not even going to make the first mistake with getting it. >> sean: let me start with omarosa. you know her well. >> i did, i did. i considered her a friend. i'm incredibly disappointed in her and more than anything i'm just so sad because what an incredible opportunity she wasted. the president gave her the chance to make a difference, to take care of people that she claimed to care about and here she has squandered it for this fictitious, ridiculous book and obviously she has show her true colors but the thing i'm so proud of is that the president gave her that chance. at th

. >> harris: laura trump, former journalist and i believe kind of asking questions there. and i would have to hear the entire back and forth. all of it sounds edited to me, because most things that are reported these days are done on a device like a phone. i do not have like old school, unless she was wearing a wire. do we know that? and that takes this in a whole different territory. but we do not have the old cassette recordings. when you talk about editing things, you have to put them together to play them, because they are on different files on your phone. let's talk about maggie haberman and the times, and laura trump doing the homework to know that according to this reporting, omarosa had said some negative things. he said some act -- she said that she cannot have that, what was going on behind the scenes with omarosa that she was forget about maybe pain for the book, she was selecting information, what was happening? >> there is not any organization that hires you whether it is the trump campaign or fox news or mcdonald's that says, you cannot go out and trash us. t

a statement from laura trump in rebuttal to what you just heard, ms. trump says in part, the discussions about a position with the campaign took place in numerous phone calls over the course of several weeks. woman to woman, i shared a connection with omarosa, as a friend and a campaign sister, and i am absolutely shocked and saddened by her betrayal and violation on a deeply personal level. betsy, your response to that. >> it's interesting that the story of these tapes that i think has been the most significant is the potential for the rnc and the trump campaign to essentially operate as a holding cell for these former white house employees. this is something that people have been sort of pointing out to me for a while but that we didn't have as much firm evidence of, until this tape came out, which is that a number of former white house employees have gone on to be quite gainfully employed, getting cushy, well paid jobs, getting funding either from the rnc or the trump campaign. johnny mcentee, who left in a cloud of scandal. that's keith schiller, t

laura: they are thugs and domestic terrorists. jeffrey paraded >> charlottesville, steve bannon -- no, you way too. trumpas the one encouraging that -- >> laura: steve bannon wasn't in charlottesville, chip. don't sell this garbage on this show. >> the one-sided approach you have, the people on the right that are calling for violence, trump said, the better terms for the democrats way, there's going to be violence. you don't find a problem with that? speed when you go back to charlottesville -- we have it antifa all across the country. charlottesville has been condemned, including by the president. >> these are people standing up against the kind of violence that you are propagating. >> laura: they are for chaos and anarchy. jeffrey? >> laura, in 1968, donald trump was, what, about 18 years old or something like that? where was he when the democrats were under siege that their own democratic convention by leftist protesters. donald trump was nowhere near these wto protests. he was nowhere near when they were smashing windows -- >> you are going back to '68? mayor daley is dead. >> laura: this is donald t

e >> laura: it wasn't enough for cnn to quadruple the number of dubious trump tower story, the one that lanny davis as >> laura: it wasn't enough for cnn to quadruple the number of dubious trump tower story, the one that used lanny davis as a primary source, they are nowst defending antifa. cnn's senior legal analyst, jeffrey toobin, i thought he was a lot smarter than this, reacting to the presidents warning that liberals will violently turn back his agenda if republicans lose in november. he specifically mentions antifay >> let's be clear also about what is going on here. the theme here is, i am donald trump and i will protect you from the scary black people. antifa is widely perceived of as an african-american organization. this is about black versus white, that is about donald trump's appeal to racism, and it just happens all the time and we never say it, we don't say it enough for what it is. but that is what is going on. >> laura: i've got say, these are the faces of antifa, ok? here are some of the lovelies that were arrested recently -- the berkeley deal. does this look like an

it's very extreme, just like donald trump made people so nervous and he was so extreme with the g.o.p. the same thing. both parties -- >> laura trump represented the heartland view of what conservatism should have been all along. >> he has pushed the movement for so long. so extreme. >> laura: on his policies, i'm sorry, but the policies are not extreme. they are standing up to china, tax reforms, conservative judges -- it's not extreme, that the liberal dream of trying to do it. here senator elizabeth warren. this is what she said on friday. she said let's just start with a hard truth about the criminal justice system. it's racist. it is. and when i say our system i mean all the way. front to back. this is just not sentencing reform we are talking but here, we are talking about the front end on what you declare to be illegal and how you enforce it and who gets arrested. so she is now if jesse jackson or al sharpton, is this going to work, is this what women want today? >> no. the far left has totally hijacked the democratic party, the socialist message will resonate with some naive far left voters, many of whom are economica

laura. look at president trump, look at his energy. he loves doing this, he loves going out on supporting these candidates, and he knows how important congresses to helping him pass the agenda that he needs to pass, and he cares, and he is out there. i mean, this man must never, ever sleep. i mean, the president is working tirelessly to help all of these races. and he loves it. he loves it. >> laura: katrina, i'm here in chicago and had a chance to talk to a lot of folks earlier today. believe it or not, even in liberal chicago, where i think it is, like, 83%, or 87% of the city voted democrat for hillary in 2016, he has a lot of fans here. but i think maybe two or three people -- it in a room where i got to talk to about eight people, they said, we level the president is doing on the economy but why does he have toe other networks, just focus on your agenda, don't worry about these other side issues because no one really cares. no one's watching those networks. they are giving them too much publicity much publicity. >> i don't think a

in the latest recording, shortly after omarosa was fired, you can hear laura trump offering her a $180,000 year job with the campaign. making it clear she would be expected to say positive things. omarosa says it proves the president wanted to silence her. >> it sounds like there are, like, obviously, there's some things you have in your back pocket to pull out. clearly, if you come on board the campaign, we can't have that. >> oh, god, no. >> everybody positive, right? so i know you were making $179 at the white house. i think we can work something out where we keep you right along those lines. >> this is the third secret recording released by omarosa as she promotes her book. "the new york times" is reporting she could have as many as 200 tapes. the president's lawyers are trying to get simon & schuster to top publication of the book, citing a nondisclosure agreement. the publisher says its clients won't be intimidated. >>> to the grim new details emerging about the murders of a colorado family. sources tell our denver station the bodies of the two little girls were found inside an oil a

trump, does not go without very close review. and challenge. >> laura: he mentioned about the rest -- so he's talking about the security clearance there. trump has the unilateral authority to revoke his security clearance. right, he does. john brennan will be compromised and whatever he does, and his life from this point on, by not having a security clearance? no. he worked for presidents of both parties for decades, he was a resource that he would not be able to give the united states. the problem with pulling a security clearance is he's basically saying, you talk against me, and you will get -- our first amendment rights to free speech and free press, that is what all this -- that is what we are talking about in the segment -- >> there are plenty of folks out in this country who are critical of this president, that the president out doesn't have a problem with about whatever they say. but you can't be the leader of the resistant movement, the group of americans that hate this country and this president, and still hold a security clearance. >> you can

trump. laura is here in new york with the details. good morning, laura. >> good morning.hat multifaceted investigation maybe wrapping up soon. cbs news learned if charges are warranted they could be filed by mr. cohen by the end of the month. federal prosecutors are in the final stages of their investigation into michael cohen, president trump's former personal attorney. they're looking into whether he created bank or tax fraud with his financial or business dealings. they're also examining whether he violated campaign finance or other laws by arranging payments to secure the silence of women that claim they had affairs with mr. trump. that includes a $130,000 payment to adult film star stormy daniels. cbs news learned prosecutors could file charges against cohen by the end of the month. the investigation began under special counsel robert mueller that then referred the potential evidence to the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan. mueller is investigating any coordination between the trump campaign and russian meddling in the 2016 election. >> i'm not going to be rushed

. >> claiming the president's daughter-in-law laura trump offered her a $15,000 a month position on the campaign. >> it sounds like there is a little like, obvious, there are some issues, clearly if you come onboard the campaign like we can't have -- we have to everything positive, right? >> and firing back, i hope it is all worth it for you omarosa because some things you just can't put a price on. >> president trump today is headed to the hamptons for a campaign event. >> abby phillip, thank you. we want to bring in john avlon and phil mud. also sean turner. we heard from 12 former security officials overnight and really admir admiral mccraven felt like he had a i am spartan moment. >> i read it and it felt like how i feel. i'm going to go on vacation tomorrow, and i want to eat hot dogs and read newspapers and i want to know that people are speak what they think. people outside of washington probably don't understand how significant it is for people in the military, or the intelligence service, to critique a president. we were trained to serve whoever the american people elect. i thi

laura: meanwhile, the u.s. delegation delivered a letter to the foreign minister for president trump to kim jong-un during the sameence in singapore.kitty logan is live in london with more on this. reporter: hi laura. essentially, north korea is angry that the sanctions are not shifting. they say the s isn't sticking their agreement made at the singapore summit. but the terms of the deal are still being worked out like at the meeting today. and the sticking point really is how to implement the plan for north korea to get rid of its nuclear weapons. the secretary state mike pompeo wants the international community to keep up economic pressure on north korea to make sure it happens. he says while it was very much a work in progress he is confident of a positive outcome. >> were determined that chairman kim is committed to doing it. i am optimistic that we will get this done in the timeline and we will celebrate with the un security council what they have demanded. >> according to the new un report, pyongyang is continuing to develop weapons despite the singapore summit and as long as that is happening, the sanctions

the democratic panel on deck to debate that next. ♪ rob: laura trump ripping into kim jong un to -- omarosa tape that showed the president's daughter-in-law offering her a job with the reelection campaign after she was fired from the white house. omarosa saw it as an attempt by her silence. laura said woman to woman i shared a connection with kim jong un for is a friend and campaign sister and i'm shocked and saddened by her betrayal in violation on a personal level. i hope it is all worth rob: boy, is he regretting that statement was the gop so taxpayers tipton $55, the cost too much for bus ticket to canada for the governor. the governor has not responded and is refusing to apologize for the comments. they are trying to explain it all away. jillian: michelle obama, dozens of democrats being thrown into the ring as the best bet to beat donald trump in 2020 but who really stands a chance? joining me to debate? political commentator wendy stucco, thank you for being here this morning. i will start with you. who is your choice to run against donald trump in 2020? >> the first person that will

laura: leo, i think you are. right about that. i mean, i think you're right about that. the jobs aren't there. trump didn't create chicago. so, i mean, you are a really good civil rights attorney, a democrat, and i get that, but to say -- >> can i point out one thing? >> laura: to imply that trump i caused chicago is absurd, and it will not stand. horace? i mean, it starts before rahm emanuel. rahm emanuel has been there since 2011. murder rates, ridiculous high. more than 2,000 people have been murdered in chicago since he became mayor. unacceptable.so absolutely unacceptable. >> jobs will never come to chicago as long as it's beirut on lake michigan. here's the truth. the truth is, it requires two basic techniques. you must increase the fear of apprehension on those who would mug, rob, or rape grandma, the people who will not let luct go to school, and they create an environment so frank the father can't get a job. you absolutely must start with creating apprehension, excuse me, a risk of apprehension, for those individuals. once that risk is real, who do not change, who will not conform, they must be removed. that means

he's also reviewed the non-disclosure agreement she was offered by laura trump and the trump campaign to be paid $15,000 a month and stay quiet which she declined and many of the quotes in the book match what he heard on the tapes. clearly, there seem to be errors and lack of fact checking. that is a real problem. it's not confined to just this book. let's think about "fire and furry" the michael wolff book that was explosive we couldn't stop talking about that seemed to have basic lack of fact checking. this is a problem across the book publishing industry as it relates to stories being told about donald trump that everyone is looking for the most explosive story and we can't lower our standards and not fact check. at the same time there is a lot of stuff in this book that was taped that was true and if she was credible enough to be a senior white house official to be quoted as a white house official at the time, then she's credible enough to be listened to now at the same level. you can't have it both ways. that's what i would say about her credibility. >> it comes back to trump hir

>> laura: he was there for five minutes at the trump campaign, i mean --. >> four or five months! laura: then trump is worried at all about manafort. i know k for a fact he's not worried about it dershowitz -- >> you made a very important point in that is it's much easier for you as attorney to decline a case. that's why we should have u.s. attorneys. they're professional prosecutors. they don't a have a target. they can decline cases if the facts and the law don't warrant prosecution. >> laura: let's advance the narrative. >> they'll call for a special counsel to do that. >> laura: let's advance this narrative today.at we have this trial kicking off in the eastern district of new york and in instruct me that much of the time in -- it struck me most of the time in these conversations, much of the conversation went to paul manafort's wealth. and there was one point where they brought in this witness, okay, maximilian katzman, former manager of the new york city men's warehouse store. he claimed manafort spent $929,000 on suits between 2010 and 2014.. judge ellis then says -- can't

playing an audio recording of the president's daughter-in-law, laura trump offering her, omarosa a job to keep her quiet. referring to an article posted the day before suggesting that omarosa had dirt on trump. >> obviously, "the new york times" article and stuff. >> what is "the new york times" article? >> the one that, the one that, i guess it was with maggie haberman. it sounds a little obviously there is something that the -- can pull out. >> oh, god no. >> and the only thing that we have to consider when we are talking salary as far as the campaign is concerned. as you know, everything is public. and that all the money that we raise that pays salaries are from donors. i know you were making 179 at the white house. and i think we can work something out where we keep you right along those lines specifically. talking about 15 k a month. let me see what that adds up to. yeah. 180,000. does that sound like a fair deal for you? >> does that sound good for you? omarosa chose to share several experts of a longer recording. lara trump responding with this statement. woman to woman i shared

laura: okay, dan. first of all, most of those people hate trump, were wrong about the election in 2016, but now they are giving out the advice. your reaction? >> laura, these are the same people who printed in "the washington post" that trump had approximately a 0% chance oo winning. that was an actual headline. one of the bylines. why would you write something so absurd? he obviously didn't have a 0% chance of winning. it speaks more to your animosity toward the person then it does your political acumen. now i just want to address something jon says. i am always kind of weirded out by this, when people say trump should focus more on the middle class when he just was responsible largely for tax cut that has filtered down to the middle class and now we are seeing the numbers. i get this a lot when i debate with democrats. they try to prod you with emotion, but they lose all of the facts and data.ou we just had the employment cost index. 2.8%. barack obama hovered around 2.2 present this entire time! he'sis at 2.8! trump has only been in office two years! we've just seen an explosivep growth, even an inco

that said, to hear laura trump make that offer, it is powerful and it does lead us wanting to know what else she had. >> i never heard of a job conversation where the offer of a job is primarily about the money. if you want to give a speech now that would be okay. it sounds like hush to me. hush, hush sweet omarosa. >> it does. if you want to talk, if you want to exist, it is fine but please don't hurt us. that smopeaks to how important is. >> i think general kelly, when he tried to erase her from the scene. please leave the building. any idea what kind of order of battle she has. >> it is fascinating. this is one of the crisis that trump has responded to most strongly. an existential threat to the whole trump m.o. which is about being slippery with the truth. x one day, and y the next. when there is hard evidence, you can't do that anymore. >> if you are trump and you think you are the smartest guy in your family, i think that is fair to assume, he thinks so. and these people in his family that aren-- and then that laurah got taped, his daughter-in-law. i wonder if he is worried, what

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