lies. you may not like it but that doesn't change it. >> it's what they have been doing to the president for the last two and a half years turned out to be a phony story. >> what's phony about the story? russia didn't interfere. they colluded. >> to effect the election? untrue. you should be much more interested in who made that up? who circulated that? >> there's nothing to make up. there is nothing to make up. >> the fact that the russian government was conspiring with donald trump. haven't you read the report? >> i have read the report. that's not fair. i'm about three quarters of the way through the report. i haven't read all of it. >> unfortunately i had to read all of it. >> i've read enough to know what is true and what isn't true. >> no, you're assuming what is true. >> mueller is the only person -- >> have you cross examined michael cohen? have you looked at the different memoranda that exist for the meeting that you're talking about. what you're doing is terribly unfair. >> how so

, lies and more lies. lies on top of lies. and on and on and on. so like i said, the mueller report shows us exactly who this president of the united states really is. he lied. misled. tried to obstruct justice. and pressured others to do it for him, to do his dirty work. the question is, what are we going to do with what we know? what are you going to do with what you know? until today this has been all about what robert mueller would do. now it is all about what congress will do. it is a breathtaking report by robert mueller. there's a lot of information to analyze and discuss over the next two hours here on this show. john dean knows all about this. he's been through similar. laura coates is an expert, as is garrett graff, the author of "mueller's war." let's talk about this. laura, the legal angle here, mueller lays out a key reason why obstruction by trump failed. it's because people around him had refused to carry out orders. okay. i just wand to read that part. "the president's efforts to influence

with the special counsel, lied about the firing of comey, lied about business deals in russia, lied about seeking clinton e-mails, lied about the purpose of the trump tower meeting, lied about his role in lying about the trump tower meeting, and that's just some of the lies. so, let's get started. we begin with president trump's new take on the mueller report. remember, after the barr summary was released weeks ago, this is how the president and some of the people around him saw it. >> it was a complete and total exoneration. >> i think everyone here and everyone, frankly, across america, was happy. >> we had the full and fair and thorough investigation, $25 million, plus, of taxpayer dollars, 500 witnesses, over a million documents. the mueller investigation is the gold standard. >> the mueller report was great. it could not have been better. it said, no obstruction, no collusion. it could not have been better. >> and i do see some people now trying to besmirch the integrity of director mueller, attorney general barr. that is really rich. >> mr. president, do you think robert muell

in admitting to the mueller investigators that she lied, she actually lied about her lie. and we will show you that. we will show you proof of her lying about her lie on video at the end of this hour. it's one of the minor points of the mueller report and so we're going to save it till the end of the hour. you really want to see this. there's a detail not explored by the people pointing it out today. we'll get to that at the end of the hour. there is so much more to cover before that. attorney general william barr today insulted congress after insulting america's intelligence yesterday. by telling us that president trump fully cooperated with the mueller investigation an hour and a half before we began reading the hundreds of pages of ways in which president trump did not cooperate with the investigation. refused to speak to the investigators, and repeatedly fired the special prosecutor. the mueller report shows clearly that president trump fired robert mueller. more than once. and the own reason robert mueller kept working on the case is that the person donald trump order

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most people in our lifetime do tell lies, okay, and not even just white lies, they tell big lies. >>ren't the president of the united states. >> i know. >> you and i can't move the market with your lies. maybe you can more than i can. >> the market's priced -- you want to talk about the market? let me tell you. >> you and i can't start a nuclear war with our lies. >> they've priced him. >> they've priced him as a liar. >> what does that tell you that the market -- >> there are 43 other presidents, grover cleveland did it twice, 43 other presidents, any other president that acted like president trump that market would be zigging and zagging way harder than it is right now. i don't love the markets liquidity. we can talk about that if you want. it's not a business show. the market's priced him. the market's are smart collective group of people, men and women, and they recognize that the president's actually way more stable, way more rational than sometimes he comes across when he's saying that his dad was born in germany. >> that's one thing. that's just a flatout scratch your head lie

the president lied during the election, as you know, he lied about birtherism, lied about muslims celebrating 9/11 in new jersey and others -- >> actually -- >> does that give him continues to share falsehoods while he is president? does the election give you license to do whatever you did during the campaign? >> that's a lot of opinionating about the campaign. focus on my work here at the white house since you want to talk about the 2016 campaign since you brought it up, i certainly didn't because i never have to talk about it again, winning finishes all the sentences. it's hillary clinton who had a 62% number of people saying that they thought she was not honest or trustworthy and it hurt her in the election. we as a country certainly want to elect the first female president but not one who has a difficult relationship with the truth. so that certainly was decided by the electors, but this president ran -- >> -- the president has demonstrated his difficult relationship with the proof, but we don't have time for that. >> if you think that's your job as a reporter then go for it, but i think

lies!ghter ) you realize how crazy this is, right? in f you average it out, this means trump has told an average of 12 lies every sing daily of his presidency. ( laughter ) that's a ridiculous number. if trump was pinocchio, he could probably tell you what it smells like in china. that's how far that is. ( laughter ) what's even more impressive is those 10,000 lies don't even count the times he told eric he loved him. doesn't include that. ( audience reacts ) it's only public lies. only public lies. and look, and look, i know all politicians bend the truth, but trump clearly has no relationship with the truth. if he sees truth on the street, he's probably, like, and you are? ( laughter ) so if we had more time, we could probably go into details on all of those lies but, unfortunately, life expectancy. so let's move on to another story affecting the white house, the mueller report. >> tensions are flaring between top congressional democrats and attorney general bill barr ahead of his house j

. >> sarah sanders lies and lies about the lies. >> a slip of the tongue. >> all in starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm joy reed for chris hayes. if one thing is crystal clear in the day and a half since a redacted version of the mueller report was finally released, it is this. the attorney general of the united states misled congress and the american people about mueller's substantial evidence incriminating the president. how judiciary president jerry nadler issued subpoenas for a full un redacted report. the start of what's likely a protracted legal filt and the plans to kul robert mueller himself as others to testify before the committee. william barr will have a lot to answer for. the mueller report does not say what barr told us it said. both in his four-page summary of mueller's findings and his stunningly political press conference before releasing the report. barr distorted or straight up lied to clean it up and make it look better for the president. it states that mueller's team applied the framework of conspiracy law, not the concept of collusion which is not an act

they interpret things as lies. if he says about manna for it, i really appreciate the fact that the man is telling the truth. he is telling the truth. they want him to say, they want manafort to say that the president knew about involvement with russia in the election. he didn't, manafort didn't know that, they are trying to get manafort to a lie. you've had jerome corsi on your show, having your? jerome corsi actually sent us, i think, the documents that demonstrate they were trying to get him to live. >> laura: what incenses you the most about this report? >> speak with complete deceptiof trying to present the facts from cohen as if they are true. >> laura: michael cohen. >> i can tell you any of the things i have personal knowledge about on the report from cohen our lives. to take him and put them there as if we are going to take his credibility over the president of united states is totally warped. at least you've got to put out in that report the issues of his credibility, some people are warned that he lied,

lies on top of lies. just look it up. empty threats. lies. and flip-flops. all to distract and deflect. so the question is what is -- what is it the president doesn't want you to know? what doesn't he want you to know? think about it. and will we ever learn the whole truth and nothing but the truth? so will congress and the american people settle for anything less than the full mueller report? we're going to discuss. philip bump, max boot, april ryan, next. six months, six pushups ready. up. up. down. down. ah ah! that's one. up. that's two. down. down. get down, get down. anna, do you yes! those plans? i just wanted to show you something i've been wor... ♪ james r. and associates. anna speaking... ♪ james r. and associates. anna. ♪ [phone ringing] baker architects. this is anna baker. at northwestern mutual, this is what our version of financial planning looks like. tomorrow is important, but you're ready to bet on yourself today. find an advisor at northwesternmutual.com. did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ he

you could have asked about every time he ever lied. i just chose to make one blanket question about the hundreds of times he lied to his wife. he does not always tell the truth. he's a liar. and he lied there under oath. nd that wasn't the only thing. as david ignacious, who participated as a resilient of a crime really -- recipient of crime, really, sending him leaked information from either the justice department, f.b.i., ns -- n.s.a., anyone of them -- any one of them that submitted information to him, committed a crime. we need to know who it was. we needed to know how deep and committed e crimes by our people who are supposed to be investigating crimes, not committing them, how far this goes. and now that mueller will be out of the picture, i think we've got a chance to get those things determined. as long as he was there, then really these folks were protected. ut now that he is finished wasting america's money and time, now we can start getting down to investigating the real rimes that occurred. , want to finish, i came across i

lies. think it raises the question of why. barr is not a stupid man. right. he knew that the lies would be called out and called out quickly. what is the strategic thing driving him? >> i completely agree with you. it wasn't subjective his points. it was objectively false. lies. i think what he was doing, something we learned from psychology, if you frame the issue, everyone has to go back to the way you framed it. we're discussing it now, as opposed to the malfeasance and the obstruction of justice in the report. >> i understand why he did it. this is a man who for 30 years has been a legitimate guy. i'm trying to understand, is it the giuliani thing, i need to be relevant again. i need to be close to the sun and i will throw out any moral compass i've ever had. is it he's such an executive privilege zealot he feels he's on a mission. explain to me if you're william barr. that's what i can't get my arms around. >> joyce? >> i don't have an explanation. i was hired under a republican admini

it reveals a house of lies. a wlohite house of lies. lies like nothing this nation has seen before. i take no joy in saying this but deceit is the story of the trump age. it's the story. past administrations have bent the truth but trump's white house breaks the truth in half and then lies about breaking it. it's broken us in half or maybe into thirds. some americans are sick of the deceptio deceptions. others have become immune to it and others have accepted it. if you backed trump you made peace with the lying or you convinced yourself that people like me are lying about him. you convinced yourself that the media is the real enemy. that's one of the reasons why this report is so important. it's a detailed description of who, what, when, where and how. the lies are listed in clinical detail. will it change minds? maybe not. it's important nonetheless. it's important to have the historical record. it reaffirms so much of the reporting from the past two to three years. reporting about trump and russia. about all those ties.footnotes. mueller mentions cnn, the new york time, the washi

. >> reporter: sarah sanders lies, and her lies about the lies. >> a slip of the tongue. >> when "all in" starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm joy reid in for chris hayes. if there's one thing that's become crystal clear in a day and a half since a redact portion of the mueller report has been released is the attorney general of the united states misled congress and the american people about mueller's substantial evidence incriminating the president. house judiciary chairman gerald nadler issued subpoenas today for a full unredacted version of the report, what's likely to be a protracted legal fight. and intends to call mueller himself as well as other witnesses to testify before the committee. attorney general william barr scheduled to appear on may 2nd and he's going to have a lot to answer for because the mueller report does not say what barr told us it said. both in his four-page summary of mueller's findings and in his stunningly political press conference yesterday before releasing the report. barr distorted or straight up lied about the report to clean it up and make

lies on top of lies. just look it up. empty threats. lies. and flip-flops. all to distract and deflect. so the question is what is -- what is it the president doesn't want you to know? what doesn't he want you to know? think about it. and will we ever learn the whole truth and nothing but the truth? so will congress and the american people settle for anything less than the full mueller report? we're going to discuss. phillip bump, max boot, april ryan, next. dad!! can you drive me to jessica's house? ♪ at northwestern mutual, this is what our version of financial planning looks like. tomorrow is important, but so is making the most of the house before they're out of the house. spend your life living. find an advisor at northwesternmutual.com. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999... senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. so you can come out swinging, maintain your inner focus, and wake up rested and ready for anything. sleep numbe

for example, someone who had lied in order to gain office. perhaps was willing to use his pardon powers in order to release people who had broken the law under his instructions from any kind of criminal activity. and essentially any president who was doing something that was not clearly what was in the best interest of the people. and to be clear, they understood that some presidents would be quite terrible. they had a term for it. they called it maladministration. any president who was just an awful president was not one they thought should be impeached. it had to be somebody who went a step further and actively hurt the nation out of their own self-interest. >> gene robinson, the democrats, especially as framed by speaker pelosi, have always said impeachment or consideration of impeachment has to wait until after the mueller report. after the mueller report is probably going to be some time around noon time on thursday. >> yes. >> so we could be in a very different impeachment discussion next week. we don't know. what's coming. but on thurs

they're tired of being lied to. they're tired of seeing the very, very rich getting richer while we have 40 million people living in poverty and veterans sleeping out on the street. now, today, i want to welcome you to a campaign which says with confidence, with optimism and with love, that the underlying principles of our government will not be greed, will not be kleptocracy, will not be hatred, will not be lies. [cheers and applause] the underlying principles of our government will not be racism, will not be sexism, will not be omophobia, will not be xenophobia, will not be religious bigotry. those are ugly anti-american sentiments, and together, we are going to end all of that. [cheers and applause] the principles of our government ill be based on a time honored american belief in justice, economic justice, social justice, racial justice, and -- and environmental justice. [cheers and applause] donald trump wants to divide our country up based on the color of our skin, based on our gender, based on where we were b

who else lied to congress? we know andrew mccabe is being probed for a false testimony but he also said no dossier, no fisa warrant. his testimony contradicts thato of glenn simpson at fusion gps. somebody lied, somebody told the truth, and that all conflicts with what bruce ohr said. let's go back to loretta lynch, what did she know and what did know it? john brennan, james clapper, when did they know what? we are inching closer and closer to justice, there is no stopping this abuse of power and corruption from being exposed. that i can promise you tonight. it is time for transparency and accountability. we cannot let this happen in our country. my sources are telling me, it is all coming soon. it is time to declassify those fisa applications. bruce ohr's 302, which we call the bucket of five, we still have the ig horwitz, he is expected later this spring with his report on fisa abuse. the john huber report on making your views, the gang of eight material. let's see it all. democrats want transparency, okay, a

russia, russia, collusion, collusion, now, all lies. it should take this country's collective breath away. and according to mueller's report, in 2017, the president reacted to the appointment of the special counsel, quote, oh, my god, this is terrible. this is the end of my presidency. i'm bleeped. but, the president -- but president trump didn't say that because he was guilty of his crime. read a little further. it was about concerns about how will impact and affect his presidency and the country. quote, everyone tells me, if you get one of these independent counsels, it ruins your presidency. it takes years and years and i won't be able to do anything. that's where his thought process was. and actually, context matters, doesn't it? the president is not being charged with obstruction because obstruction didn't exist. now the media mob lashing out one last time, and at the end of the new attorney general william barr because he won't do their bidding. more psychotic raging from your friends in the fake news industry. they can't help the

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he lies abilities his golf game the way he lies about things large and small.he took office. that's according to "the washington post." as i said before. the new book is called "commander in cheat." rick riley, "commander in chief, how golf explains trump." thank you so much. i appreciate it. you say golf is like bicycle shorts. it reveals a lot about a man. >> it does. and what this book reveals about him, you're going to want to take a shower afterwards because just the amount of cheating it's incredible he does. and he does it in front of people. he trains his caddies to cheat for him. he kicks his ball out of the rough so many times he has a nickname pele. he played trump philadelphia and they were playing a tournament at trump bedminster and he goes i shot 72 today. >> he claims a handicap of 2.8. that's better than josh nicholas. >> jack nicholas is 3.5. who are you going to take in a bet? by the way, do ayou play golf? >> no, i don't. >> we know he played 66 times last year. he posted twice. so he's just cherry picking his scores so it looks like 2.8, bu

they are tired of being lied to. rich gettingng the richer.oday, i want to welcome you to a campaign that says with love,ence, optimism, and the principals will not be hatred, lies. principles of our government will not be racism. sexism. homophobia. xenophobia. religious bigotry. those are anti-american sentiments. we are going to end that. the principles of our government will be based on a time-honored american belief in justice. economic justice. social justice. racial justice. environmental justice. donald trump wants to divide our country up based on the color of our skin. on our religion and sexual orientation. what we are going to do and the is exactlyople want the opposite. we are going to bring our people together. black-and-white, latino, native american and asian-american, gay and straight, nativeborn immigrant, men and women. that is what this campaign is about. it is about bringing people together an agenda that works for all of us. and when i talk about justice, let me tell you very exactly, very specifically what it means. it m

and because they lied and lied and lied at every turn, we had to go have this 22-months-long investigation. this report can be summed up in two volumes. it's not obstruction and collusion. it's dumb and arrogant. the whole first volume is filled with dumb mistakes that this campaign made. they took all kinds of meetings, and then they lied about it in stupid and dumb ways. and then the second part is about covering up for those lies, because donald trump didn't want anyone to know that these meetings happened. and why? i think the stuff with mike flynn has really been undercovered and i really want to know what robby mook has to say about this. because donald trump tasked national security adviser flynn with going out and trying to find these e-mails on the dark web. and then they talked to some senate judiciary staffer to say, hey, maybe we could get the russians or the chinese or maybe the iranians to reassemble these. this is bonkers stuff. no wonder trump wanted to cof e it up. >> robby, more broadly, you were hillary clinton's campaign manager. what's your reaction to the mueller repo

to lie to justify his own lies. so it's a lie built on lies. now you read that administration officials who talked to mueller are now afraid for their jobs because donald trump is going to be so upset for telling the truth. this administration the only real is telling the truth. telling lies gets you rewarded and promoted. >> rudy giuliani going after mccabe. mcgahn. for his testimony. under oath. where giuliani isn't under oath. sarah sanders not just this incident. another incident which hasn't gotten as much coverage is that which was newly learned in the report. the press office at the white house wanted to put out a statement claiming that rod rosenstein was the one who wanted mueller fired and he's the one behind it all. that was just not true. rosenstein had to say it them i will tell truth. if asked. >> that episode was sort of comedy of inside the white house. trump is going to fire him. and learns rosenstein didn't like comey and write a memo. they use that as cover. and tried to get rosenstein to be the face of it and he said no way.

yeah, the dossier with of allh things, imagine this, russian government lies. misinformation, propaganda now debunked. tonight, according to politico, we are learning that the doj inspector general's report will likely target the author of thed dossier, christopher steele. that is fine but the real focus should be on the person that paid for that lying dossier.n those that never verified that dossier and committed a fraud on the fisa court. those that leaked the information to their friends in the media to influence the election. those that used it to deny an american citizen, carter page, of his constitutional rights, and use those russian lies to commit a fraud again and again, four separate times on the fisa court to spy on the trump campaign. thankfully our calls for truth and justice are all about to be answered. after mueller madness, hysteria and breathless reporting tomorrow begins to die downro ad it will, this is what is coming next in the months and weeks. there is a complete avalanche of truth that will start to cascade down on all of the deep state

he lies about his golf game the way he lies about things large and small.se or misleading claims since he took office. that is according to "the washington post." that's at a rate of about 22 false claims a day over the past 200 days. as i've said before, you lie about anything, you'll lie about everything. rick wilson. the new book is called commander in cheat. rick wiley -- riley. rick riley, commander in cheat: how golf explains trump. thank you so much. i appreciate it. you say golf is like bicycle shorts. it reveals a lot about a man. >> it does. and what this book reveals about him, you're going to want to take a shower afterwards because the amount of cheating is incredible that he does, and he does it in front of people. he trains his caddies to cheat for him. he kicks his ball out of the rough so many times, he has a nickname, pele now. he won a tournament from 87 miles away. like he play trump philadelphia, his course, and they were playing a tournament at trump bedminster, and they go who won the tournament. they said 74. he said i shot 72 today

well, that's one of the two lies i was gonna give you. >> what was the other?> so, he keeps claiming that, "oh, we've already started the wall." i mean, at some point, they did replace 26 miles. >> mm-hmm. t and the other lie was t bombing the innocents in syria was in america's natnal security interests. but, you know, maybe he believed it. maybe it wasn't a li >> there are independent media organizations who altogether have come up with around 9,400 lies that they -- >> but that's when they're talking about him, saying, um... well, wiretapping trump tower, for example. oh, it wasn't wiretappin okay. whatever you want to call it. they're listening on certain phon. this is another show. we'll do this one next time. all right, so, in 1998, you have your debut on this program, and, really, since then, that was when your first book came out,yo have been really a pioneer of outspoken conservative women with fiery rhetoric who are planting a flag. and i think in the iervening years, since 1998, the countrybe hame divided, more divided -- culturally, politically. and

they lied. and the fossil fuel industry, their scientists know it.hey know that what the scientists tell us that if we do not significantly and aggressively cut carbon emissions according to the best scientists in the world, there will be ir-reparable harm to this planet within the next 10 years. we have a moral responsibility to our children and our grandchildren to leave them a planet which is healthy and is habitable. and we are going to transform our energy system away from fossil fuel to energy efficiency and sustainable energy. and when we do that, we are going to create millions of good-paying jobs. >>[cheers and applause] and today we say to the fossil -- today, we say to the prison industrial complex -- >>[jeers] that whether they like it or not, they are no longer going to make money by locking up fellow americans. >>[cheers and applause] we are going to bring about long overdue real criminal justice reform. >>[cheers] this is america. we should not be having more people in jail than any other country on earth. we should not be spending $80

donald trump lies about things that can be easily confirmed. he lies about his crowd size. give them abortion pills when they're crossing the border because they expect them to be assaulted by coyotes. these are things that can be easily disproven. so it's our job to make sure that we say hey, look, this is not your run of the mill political lies. these are not normal and they're dangerous and endanger people's lives. >> a good way to do it would be to show up on fox news. seeing the increase in the amount of lies the president is telling, should the democratic party revisit their decision not the host a primary debate on fox? >> you know, stephanie, there is a whole lot of mistakes that the dnc has made this year. >> they could change this one. >> exactly. change this right now. everybody should be willing to go everywhere. if you were a democrat, you're running for president in 2020, there are voters at fox. not a lot, but there are voters at fox. i think they should be willing to go there and speak truth to power. you have some fox pundits who have slowly but surely sayi

to lie to justify his own lies. so it's a lie built on lies. now you read that administration officials who talked to mueller are now afraid for their jobs because donald trump is going to be so upset for telling the truth. this administration the only real is telling the truth. telling lies gets you rewarded and promoted. >> rudy giuliani going after mccabe. mcgahn. for his testimony. under oath. where giuliani isn't under oath. sarah sanders not just this incident. another incident which hasn't gotten as much coverage is that which was newly learned in the report. the press office at the white house wanted to put out a statement claiming that rod rosenstein was the one who wanted mueller fired and he's the one behind it all. that was just not true. rosenstein had to say it them i will tell truth. if asked. >> that episode was sort of comedy of inside the white house. trump is going to fire him. and learns rosenstein didn't like comey and write a memo. they use that as cover. and tried to get rosenstein to be the face of it and he said no way.

lies about things that, there's no reason to lie.esident didn't just make a mistake once about his father being born in germany. he said it four times in the past year. >> why would he lie about that? >> for all 9,000 lies, no reason for that other than this is a chronic condition the president can't help. when he opens his mouth, why do you think his lawyers didn't let him talk to robert mueller? why do you think they agreed on written answers? because when he opens his mouth, he can't help but lie and he would have purgered himself. were you talking? what we need to do, you can only do with your husband, will we really actually need to worry b about i think is the downstream effect of this. not just on the republican party and other republicans, but internationally, because other world leaders take this as license. we can do it, too. >> and if i could just say, some of these lies are about, it doesn't matter where his dad was born. his father, rest in peace, doesn't matter if he was born in the bronx of germany, in terms of policy.

he's lied about lower deductibles, he's lied about lower premiums. he's lied about everything involving health care. how bad of a situation is this for republicans if that is where donald trump decides to fight? >> when you talk to republican leaders on capitol hill, it's really bad. it's not just the last election, it's almost every election if you had to bet on what topic is the most important topic, it's health care because it touches everybody. one of the simple rules of politics is when you take stuff away from people, that's really hard in politics. when people had coverage and doesn't have coverage, it's really hard to explain you're going to have a plan for two years. one of the things that's bedevilled republicans is they don't have a plan that would cover everyone, would cover preexisting conditions, would bring down your health insurance costs. they've struggled to come to a unifying position and they end up fighting about court fights, which is are basically taking away parts of obamacare, some of which people may not like but some of whi

the they lied and they lied to congress. clapper lied so badly it's incredible, to congress. and then they get paid by cnn. maria: we have that resume. >> cnn, they go and make more money than they've ever seen before, although possibly they made more than that. we don't know about it. something had to go on. it's a disgrace. everybody wants to know, and you might be number one on the list, i watch your show, you're incredible. you may be number one on the list. everybody wants to know how did it start, why did it start, what about the dossier. how much did hillary clinton pay for the dossier. you know she paid for it. and the dnc paid for it. maria: i think it was $1 million. >> this guy steele is a total fraud. maria: i think it was $1 million. >> everybody wants to know about it. that's really -- hopefully they'll being going there. maria: mr. president, thank you so much for calling in this morning many i appreciate it. i know you have a busy day. thank you, sir. >> thank you very much, maria. maria: coming up right here next up, booming real estate,

they lied about w m d's they lied about libya they lied about syria they're lying right now about venezuela and ukraine they lied about this mueller report let's not forget was it not bright stelter peter i think six months ago yes i was saying he is going to be the next president of the united states. i want to point out before we leave i want to point out that the duran is doing a great job in covering these stories that iran has always been right many thanks to my guests here in moscow athens and in london and thanks to our viewers for watching us here darkie see you next time remember. what politicians do. to put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to. have to go to the press was like that before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of. course it. bests drugs right her cocaine is where four bucks for the under fifty the everybody use cocaine. cocaine you can smoke it this is worth like fifteen thirty. twenty. two this is about a fifteen dollars bet and people smoke this one bigger sec

doubling down on lies and stupid. look at how a so-called reporter at nbc news literally ambushed robert mueller as he is leaving easter services. these people have no shame. take a look. >> can i ask you a couple of questions? will you testify before congres congress? >> no comment. >> with mr. trump he indicted? why didn't you make a recommendation to congress one way or the other? did the attorney general accurately characterize your positions on conspiracy and obstruction? >> sean: could we make churches out-of-bounds? the medias negligence, so many unanswered questions. this is really only the first chapter and what must be a reckoning for the country. if this country is to survive it is that serious, we will shine the light now on the ten biggest and there are hundreds unanswered questions. went to the fbi first realized that a dossier was bought and paid for by hillary clinton and if they knew it, why didn't he investigate that when they're investigating a whole issue of russian interference? how much evidence

and spreading lies.d up to that and i think they are. >> let's look at bill weld's campaign announcement video. this is the republican who is running against donald trump in the republican primaries and his announcement video hit the president on a larger range of issues than joe biden did. let's watch this. >> today we need bill weld more than ever. because america deserves better. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured okay. >> i don't know what i say uh, i don't remember. >> i moved on her like a. [ bleep ] i couldn't get there and she was married. >> when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> you also had people that were very fine beam on both sides. >> that's always the worst one, i he'll shah very fine people on both sides. >> it's all bad. i don't know at this point i can say there's a worse one because it's all bad. the republicans are really, really showing up as had hypocrites righ

president trump says the lies, makes the staff extend the lies and sarah sanders -- >> the psident accusing the people who testified under oath thathee told to lie and accused them of lying. >> the president encouraged his firms to cooperate. he angry today. cobb and saying we are not go t go raise executive privilege. >> former and current officials and for 10, 20, 30 hours. and they brought in notes. neyer exerted privilege. once a different team of lawyers, rudy giuliani, they took an aggressive posture. a lot of these key interviews were done. the theory is will cooperate extensively and hope the president geleed quickly and we have nothing to hide. at the end,y t didn't exert privilege. the president and his tm told them go in and tell the truth y and are seeing blowback what do. hite house said to >> i will say in the report. in the instances on the report where the president's words are at odds, the report finds that the weight of the evidence is usually with the other person. they do not pleeven the president when he ex erts that. robt i reser time. democrats have called on attorney

those repeated lies by the president and many lies by subordinates. the conviction of four trump associates for lying. tonight mitt romney responded with this statement. i am sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirection by individuals in the highest office of the land, including the president. he is calling the president a liar. some of that dishonesty comes from the press secretary. what sanders said about the firing of former fbi director james comey and how she is now back tracking in shame. that's next. stick with us. shame that's next. stick with us. i'm sorry i don't. ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone with peak season berries, uniqcreamy avocado. and a dressing fit for a goddess. come taste what a salad should be. and with panera catering, there's more to go around. panera. food as it should be. i felt i couldn't be at my best wifor my family. c, in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured and left those doubts behind. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. but in only 8 w

about ben as well there are just partial truths we're told outright lies about that as well i mean we are hearing false that after a false that we arrived during the electricity crisis caused by united states as a u.s. attack on the grid a cyber attack or a cyber attack electronic attack and a physical attack multiple attacks and as they were fixing it they kept attacking it so people were in the dark part mostly lights were starting to come back we got there but there was no people looting there was no chaos in the streets people understood that the electric attack was done by united states in order to create chaos as an excuse to come into it as well so they've worked together to solve that crisis and work together to solve it the food crisis we saw nobody hungry but as well has a food distribution called the clap program that gets food to six million homes that's to about twenty million venezuelans each month as a box of food with all the food basics and his sells for fifteen cents each month. they were to go twice a month and that would leave us with food probably soar into homele

he lied to the fbi about it and he's now a felon. they couldn't get at the heart of some of the questions they were trying to answer because they were dealing with what chris christie called liars who lie and other detractors might question to be more sinister motives around all the lies is just a stunning place for this to rest. it really does begin to reveal -- we haven't gone through it -- but it begins to reveal the delta between the the actual substance of the mueller investigation and what barr did today. it explains the reporting a couple weeks ago about mueller's investigators being unhappy with barr's presentation. look at this for two minutes and it's clear why they would be. >> ari melber has been looking through it. you came across a critical portion we've been quoting in advance. >> that's correct. this is part of our group effort here. we've been studying these quotes from the mueller report. we're now for the first time reading quotes in context. this is a quote that will be recognizable to viewers because mr. barr quo

he hadn't lied to me. >> do you feel bad you're scared to say your boss lies. i would not work in that situation. >> i just said nothing -- >> with me is hogan didley, hogan, i will -- love watching it on tv. let's talk about your boss. anderson? let's talk about mr. zucker. let's have a conversation. because this is -- this little gotcha game, we can go two ways with it. everybody feels -- because they're hosts ohhen a cable network that cable can be turned on all of us. i'm always in the cross hairs. but what was that like being on set. it was one hit after the other. obviously focusing on the ten obstructive acts. >> sure, listen, first of all, not going to take a lecture on truth telling from anybody in the main stream media who's been lying about this president for the last two years, telling the american people that donald trump committed treason which is a crime punishable by death as you well know. what you didn't play in that clip after he said that i told him you have a panel full of liars every single night on this show. >> darn -- >> oh. >> the poin