what is your responsibility to lindsey graham?ays in no world, absolutely not would i be supportive of this subpoena. >> i understand that a number of my republican colleagues don't like this idea. but the point is, the point that senator graham made, and that is we don't know what the president agreed to in this meeting. the information we're getting about what was said is coming out of the russian government, the minuistry of defense in russia is where we've heard what they agreed to. it is incumbent on the administration to let the american people and congress know what was agreed to. we have an oversight responsibility so we need to get this information. >> but the push back is, and to be candid, lindsey graham wants answers on russia. he called the trump administration naive on russia. so he is no apologist for the trump administration. but his point is that if you do that, you have a chilling effect, right? i mean that there has to be some privacy to these things, some ability for translators just to be translators. listen t

after helsinki, lindsey graham said you showed weakness. >> let me just-- i totally disagree. i think i did great at the news conference. you have people that said you should have gone up to him and walked up and started screaming in his face. we're living in the real world. >> glor: all that and much more, right now. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we are going to begin with our interview with the president late this afternoon. in our conversation at the white house, mr. trump for the first time in public as president blamed vladimir putin directly for meddling in the 2016 u.s. election. the president had drawn a lot of criticism for not doing that on monday when the two men held a joint news conference in helsinki. yesterday, after he returned to washington, he did say he accepts the finding of u.s. intelligence that russia interfered, but the questions continued. we worked to get more information on all of this, starting with what the president and putin talked about face-to- face behind closed doors. you say you agree with u.s. intell

we liked lindsey so much we hired her within 30 days. it's a 16-week cycle so they come in for 16 weeks and during that time they also attend workshops to make sure their skills are appropriate, whether they're learning, how can they improve. but we want to fin do this just like we do our internship program and we want to keep it going year after year. so we're just getting started but we're looking to a lot more. >> how do you find the snem is it through rekrout centers you tell them to -- i'm trying to imagine the search on linked-in or some other recruiting site, look for people that haven't had a job for a couple years. >> you just put your finger on a couple of real challenges. one, when you're trying to reassert yourself into the workforce where do you go? my wife is currently in this situation. she too chose to stay home and raise our kids, but she's highly educated, mast's degree, but she's very intimidated so where does she go to look? and then how do recruiters know to go look? that's the other big challenge. because normally i

also the massage you will receive from lindsey gr lindsey. this is sunday morning futures. >>> first, my exclusive interview with mike pence. we begin with the latest on a roaring economy. he addressed that second quarter number on friday morning outside the white house. behind him stood the vice president. we caught up a short time afterward. >> vice president, thank you so much. >> thank you, maria. >> thank you for having me in this historic room. 4.1% growth. your reaction, we were expecting a big number. >> it's a great day for america. seeing the growth. export is growing dramatically. that added to the realty of 3.7 million new jobs. i couldn't be more proud to sever alongside a president that's been working everyday to keep the promise he made to the american people. he cut taxes and unleashed american history. this is on track for more then 3% growth is a testament to the president's leadership. >> what was the most important takeaway from the quarter. a lot of conversation about if this is a one quarter thing. >> it's important to r

if it continues. >> in fact, this is lindsey graham on that very issue.isten. >> just have sanctions that can fall on russia like a hammer. do not meet with this guy from a position of weakens. we need to harden the electoral infrastructure, you need to be the leader of that movement. and you need to work with congress to come up with new sanctions because putin is not getting the message. >> one has to wonder whether the president is going to take that advise because so many in the circle say he doesn't really take advice. so is that lindsey graham speaking on behalf of he and congress who agreed to put new sanctions on russia last year even though it took many months for those sanctions to be enacted. >> that's right. i think you're right to be skeptical about whether president trump is listening to lindsey graham or anybody else. in fact, lindsey graham said in that interview also, i thought it was really important, he still doesn't know, as do apparently the rest of the government what was actually said or agreed to in the private meeting between pres

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right. >> lindsey's way of saying -- he didn't want the headline "lindsey graham supports roe v. started speaking in latin. political latin. i think lindsey graham agrees with cornell. be careful here. >> the president confirmed it on friday he is not going to specifically ask where she's candidates are. he doesn't have to. they wouldn't be on the list if you didn't already know where they stood on that particular issue. one way that i have heard that people close to the president are trying to inoculate against some of that is push him towards picking a woman. the president has said he's leaning towards selecting two women who are on the short list of maybe five to seven. including amy barrett. as one person put it to me last night, she was dinged by dianne feinstein in her confirmation hearing for the circuit judgeship. there is a calculation that some people close to the president are making. i've also heard the president himself said essentially i'm not going to think about gender politics. i want to pick the best candidate. if that's a man, it's a man. >> kimberly, she's get

my guests this morning, lindsey graham and maria cantwell. but giant killer a political unknown topples a house leader. a sign of a changing democratic party. alexandria ocasio-cortez is here this morning. and president trump says there's no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. but nbc news reports north korea is increasing its production of nuclear fuel post-summit. is the u.s. being deceived again by another north korean leader? joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news chief corresponde correspondent, hallie jackson. cornell belcher. david brody, and kimberly atkins, chief washington reporter and columnist for the boston herald. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: the longer running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. happy july. the announced retirement of justice anthony kennedy this week helped make one political reality clear, despite his overall unpopularity, president trump is winning and the democrats are reeling. the supreme court, mr. trump

lindsey buckingham of fleetwood mac avoided grid by focusing on music.hat is what elevates his unique skills and intelligence. people who pursue grid do something they are not good at and work anyway. in the us, work incredibly hard and we are known for our work ethic precisely because we get to do what we love. hence, the work is the easy part. >> if i had to become a farmer something i would probably be really bad at it because i'd kill anything that is living, basically. to feed my family would have to use grit to get through it. but instead, i am a lot better running a grassroots organization for example. >> if you are farmer or to be more clear, if i were a farmer i would be viewed as a pathetic, lazy, unintelligent joke. i will probably starve to death. and this is important because, hundred 50 years ago when you were born, the land of opportunity around the world, realistically your only option was, you work six days a week, from dawn to dusk on a farm. imagine that what would have meant for you and me? we obviously have passion. your passion for

you're this clear from senator lindsey graham in your interview.e clear with president vladimir putin that the united states sees him as an antagonist and someone who's stirring the .and in directly supporting iran's support of terrorist organizations. so this is not in our interest. the question is how do you break that linkage. making it clear to them.the second part is, you've got to be quite direct about interference in our elections. we can't get president trump yet to say directly, hey, stop it. >>dana: what did you make about questions about turkey what the congress might do? >> on the one hand, we delivered i believe 2f 35's, on the way to 100. turkey is now signaling they want to purchasethose as for s. it's multidimensional chassis. going back tojuan's point. the president needs to have a good working relationship but people want to see him take a much tougher stance with vladimir putin single cat metal with our elections but can't be doing what you're doing in syria and we will stand our ground. right now, you've seen some president trum

lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". at>> aions of animal yluse in mard. police say he died he d to the back of his pickup truck and dragged it dn the street. what happened when neighborhoods tried point veen. >> well, tell me they heard screams and came out to find others down the hill in an attempt to confront and own erin stop hi him. it's believed he dragged his g at least thi far and more than a quarter mile from his home. take a lk this is mug so the of 5 with-year-old herbert carl senseba facing fr counts of animal controlty after teide renell a plaque and white mix ger snhepherd and dragged the dog down the street. neighbors saw what was going on on does and ran out to confront the dog's owner. neighbors tried to intervene and described the dog looking scared a not being able to keep up with the truck. he told them to mind their own business. it's unclear how fast driving eventually officers sayed say e senseba admitted to driving the dog to teach a lesson for es the yard. "fox5" spoke to neighbors that sense and me correcting. >>> i have walked pa

dagen: well, lindsey, what do you think about that? guess what, that was the moment when wilbur ross went out withholding up the cans of campbell soup and cans of beer, don't you worry your little heads about the impact of tariffs, it's gotten a lot bigger than just steel and alum. >> it has gont a lot bigger, $34 billion in tariffs, that's not a huge impact on economy but if this escalates, that's what the market wants to know. trump made big promises fanned he fulfills the promise, the u.s. consumer will be the one that gets hurt. right now the u.s. -- the trump administration was very tactical about the tariffs that they were putting on, they made sure that it was very limited with regards to impact on the u.s. consumer that will trickle through over time. we already have seen it in steel and aluminum tariffs, we will see potentially in autos and things like that. dagen: china is slapping tariffs on our auto import, some auto import, 40% tariffs now on auto import that hit ford, it hits tesla and hits actually bmw and mercedes benz

lindsey graham was one of them. he has been one of the sharpest critics of the president's handling of russia, but when i asked him specifically whether or not they should ask this translator to come before capitol hill, he said this -- >> absolutely not. that will be the last time you ever have a foreign leader meet with the president of the united states privately. and i can tell you there may be times where we need to do that, so i can't imagine how that would affect future presidents in terms of their ability to talk to foreign leaders. >> reporter: so, kate, that is not to say that lindsey graham has been praising the president's performance this week. there have been other significant amount of criticism that he levied against this president and others have joined as well saying that the president that significant lily misjudged proout and he w misjudged vladimir putin and he was not prepared for that summit. >> when it comes to russia, it has been a bad week and it is imperative that he understand that he is

lindsey, your thoughts on that? is where the trump administration shows where they want open and free trade across the globe and with china in particular, the tariffs are the trump administration's way of getting china to the table to maybe negotiate better trade deals and address this -- the theft of intellectual property and technology, the question is, though, when are they going to come to the table for us to begin negotiating. i don't know jon i will take issue with that because the very first thing that president trump did was pull out america from the u.s. transparency pacific partnership, it's hard to hear the united states open when it d out of tpp when it's supposed to tighten trade alliance. dagen: right or wrong, he's been focused on doing what he said in the campaign, he's been focused, if i said i'm going to do it. jon: doesn't like up with what pompeo said. he's following through on what he said he was going to do on the campaign trail but that -- that means actually pushing some of our allies -- >> t

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this is bizarre, and lindsey graham is absolutely right. what foreign leaders are going to sit down with the president united states one-on-one for an off record conversation and said that it would not be off record. >> harris: we had a problem early in the presidency with all of the elites of the phone calls at the president was having with the world leaders. but this is why specifically i ask you about the president in this instance given all that is happened in the last few days, he can flip the switch loudly and say, you know what's, i'm going to give you the notes to the american people, nobody has to interpret anything and nobody has to sit down, let me tell you about what came out, and he is either lying or he is not, but do not listen to him, listen to me, i am the person that you elected. >> ari: this is a normal matter of business, they have the responsibility to tell people what they are up to you in private meeting. that is a presidential prerogative. but this idea of subpoena of the translator is pernicious. i spent 15 years on

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lindsey graham said they are playing the same game with you they played with every other president. will, thank you. >>> 15 minutes past the hour. president trump escalating trade threats against key allies and one of the most powerful ceos thinks that is bad policy. i spoke to jamie dimon in chicago. dimon said the president is right to target china on trade, but not much else. >> the way to look at trade. the president has raised serious issues that are accurate around china that need to be fixed. we want nafta done. i think mexico is a wonderful neighbor. we want nafta done. to torture mexico in this way is dead wrong. it should be fixed. we thought what the president should do is work with mexico and canada and do tpp. work with the european allies and japanese allies and go to china with a common front. this is the way the modern world deal was trade and ip and state enterpris enterprises. now we have a little bit of a trade war or battle with allies and china. the president is doing a great job, maybe we would have a great outcome. the president's team said there will be no re

trump's possible picks and handicapped their chances of getting confirmed with republican senator lindseyraham. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. and we will ask ilyse hogue, resident of naral, pro-choice america, with the vacancy means for roe vs. wade. plus. >> we fed many hours of productive conversation. these are complicated issues but we've made progress on almost all of the central issues. >> dana: north korea takes issue with the latest round of talks following the first formal meeting since the singapore in summit in singapore. we will ask the panel what it means for getting rid of nukes on the korean peninsula. hello again from fox news in washington. president trump is gearing up for a high-stakes trip to europe this week which includes a likely tense summit with nato allies and potential concessions to russia in a face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. but first, he will announce his supreme court pick, a move that could reshape the high court for decades to come. kevin corke is live at the white house with the latest. kevin. >> white house sources insist this will not be

. >> don't worry, lindsey graham has a statement that says there's no bus for lindsey graham, don't worry. i've just been reassured unequivocally by the white house legislative team that the president's response to shouted questions was not intended to suggest that president trump doubts the intelligence community's assessment that russia is continuing to attack our critical infrastructure in the 2018 elections. i'm very pleased to hear this and stand ready to work with the administration to harden our electoral system against all foreign interference, including russia. >> that's because lindsey graham is trying to keep the government together to resist this russian threat and not score political points right now. the problem for trump is that this issue is not going away. george will calls them helsinki republicans. and they are going to have a real problem with what is now becoming increasingly known as the helsinki humiliation. these issues, unlike a lot of the other issues that relate to donald trump, do not respond to his teflon. in other words, this is a vel cr cro not a teflon issu

staffers were part of the parade they typically cover.5" lindsey watts shows us. >> not an a week ago this city went through ther horro of a mass shooting and today, some of the survivors joinedirst responders and marched in the independence day parade.it it was definy emotional to seehe group. some of the people you see hereere hiding under their desks thursday as fiei of r co-workers were killed. i talked to a gazette photographer who says he's out every year covering the event and of course,ff very dient this time around he says the sponse from onlookers wasg very m and he saw the love and depth of affection from annapolis. >> it wasverwhelming. it was overwlmin, it was something i never expected to see. when you take a career in u're in for.t's notyo what you know it's part of the deal. you're not in for something like this my career prepared me for a lot of things but nothing like this we're all in thisogether. we're a good people. we're all a good people we're stronger than any divisions we're going get through everything. and just saying thanks to annapolis. >> reporter: we spo

i expect his confirmation to go well. >> shep, you mentioned lindsey graham.posed to this nomination, lindsey graham said that if the democrats want to stop it, they should win elections. back to you. >> shepard: what are you hearing from democrats? >> you talked about chuck schumer in the press conference. they're doubling down on the message they're going to try to stop to use the nomination. they're going to shift from abortion to healthcare. they're going to be hitting the judge on whether he supports the retention of coverage from pre-existing conditions to obama. here's what schumer had to say about it. >> we're going to force judge kavanaugh to come clean. will he protect pre-existing conditions? will he protect medicaid? will he protect medicare? we're not going to let him hide behind this i'll respect existing law. we've been burnt too many times. so to sum this up, the democrats are in a tough spot. they have to retain three of their senators that could very well vote in favor of the confirmation. states up for re-election and states pro trump and co

here is what lindsey graham said on the sunday shows regarding north korea. >> mr.orth korea is playing the same game with you they played with every president. you are tough on china and you should be and china is pulling north korea back. >> interesting tactic there from republican sfenator. will the president listen? >> probably not. you have him speaking through television to the president. that means he doesn't have his direct ear. president trump does what he wants on foreign policy. he is a renegade leader. it is hard to get his ear. i don't think graham can influence him. >> let's talk about fire and fury, iran edition. the president talked tough about north korea. now the president is using the same tactic with iran. is this a dangerous game to play here? all capital letters? we're going to unlike anything you have ever seen before. >> it is extraordinarily dangerous. one tweet away from a really big mistake that ends up with a huge conflict. we shouldn't take this kind of diplomacy or the opposite of diplomacy lightly. hopefully there is a plan to handle i

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that's why you have someone like lindsey graham sponsoring a bipartisan bill as congress has already done to pass new sanctions on russia that the president cannot overrule. in effect tie his hands because they clearly don't trust him. it's interesting if you look at the graham/menendez proposal, they also require senate approval requiring -- for u.s. withdrawal from nato. they wouldn't put that in legislation if they weren't concerned about the president's public comments about nato, which at least our nato comments say weakens the u.s. position towards russia. we know what pompeo will say. we know what the president will say. we've been tougher than anyone. but even the republicans don't trust their position. >> the fact that graham and menendez are working together to impose tough new sanctions against russia, very, very significant indeed. everybody stand by. there's other breaking news we're following here on cnn. ivanka trump is shutting down her fashion company. we have new information. you're going to hear what she's saying about that. we have that and a lot more right after

will the real lindsey graham please sands up. the south carolina senator a textbook case of a tortured republican trying to navigate the trump takeover of the gop. you don't have to go back too far to find graham calling candidates trump a clown. not a real republican. nowhere ready to be president. even after trump won graham was an early critic or at least a voice of caution raising questions about trump foreign policy and insisting the president back off and let robert mueller do his job. then the south carolina senator's words turned positive. a big evolution. tested again in the past 72 hours or so. he criticized the president's summer performance. then thanked him for being more critical of vladimir putin post-helsinki helsin post-helsinki. then said never mind the white house staff had assured him it was all a misunderstanding. this morning, senator graham back in the disappointed column. >> i think when it comes to russia it's been a bad week and i think it's imperative that he understand that he's misjudging putin. i don

other members of congress who put out critical statements like senator lindsey graham.ip that you played of president trump is probably the most disappointing thing that happened today. he was saying, it is our fault too. for the things that are gone wrong with russia. somehow equating what the u.s. is not with the transgressions by russia. >> we still don't know. i asked him today of maryland, a democrat, somebody from your land, what was the reset? what did it accomplish? obama's recent? >> what i am talking about, what did the u.s. do that is equivalent to russia interfering in our election to russia annexing crimea, russian fighting in the ukraine. >> rebecca do you want to end so that? >> bret baier said earlier on in your show, this is moral equivalency. >> ryan talks about that too. >> even though i said i was disappointed that the president missed an opportunity there, if you look at -- there was no capitulation on the matter of policy coming out of this meeting. president trump did not say that we are going to get seat on any major policy point that is importan

and rrp senator lindsey graham sent out several messages about the summit writing -- missed opportunity by president trump to firmly hold russia accountable for 2016 meddling and deliver a strong warning regarding future elections. this answer by president trump will be seen by russia as a sign of weakness and create far more problems than it solves. senator graham also tweeted, finally, if it were me, i'd check the soccer ball for listening devices and never allow it in the white house. senator graham referring to the soccer ball that president putin gave to president trump during the joint news conference. you can watch all of the news conference. we're going to show it tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. in the meantime, here are some of their remarks. watch part of the news conference between the two leaders before the house gavels back in. we begin with one of the questions from a reporter. reporter: thank you. mr. president, you tweeted this morning that it's u.s. foolishness, stupidity and the mueller probe that's responsible for the decline in .s. relations with russia.

. >> harris: senator lindsey graham says they will live in no matter who the president choose chooses. >> republicans are holding for lottery tickets and all of them are winners. every republican should embrace these picks. >> harris: chief white house correspondent john roberts live for us outside the white house. what you looking at their? >> i keep on looking at the west wing entrance to see if the marines suddenly gets posted which means the president is not yet in the oval office which means that whatever ruminating he is doing at the last minute here in the closing hours on the supreme court picked, he is likely doing from the residents but we are expecting a tweet at any moment now for the president yesterday when he was departing morristown new jersey for washington, d.c., said that he would likely make his decision by noon today. here's -- i can imagine that the president is amused at watching all of the speculation about this this morning. indulge me while i amuse him a little bit more. the president tweeting this morning "i have long heard that the most important decision a

lindsey buckingham of fleetwood mac avoided grit by focusing on music. people who use grit work at something they don't like. in the u.s. we work incredibly hard and we get to do what we live, hence the work is the easy part. >> if i had to become a farmer, something i'm probably really bad it's suns i kill anything that is living basically, to feed my family, i'd have to use grit to get through it but instead i'm better running a nonprofit grassroots organization for a living. >> if you you're a farmer and to be more clear, if i were a farmer i would be viewed as a pathetic, lazy, unintelligence joke and probably start to death. this is important. 150 years ago when you wore born, even in the u.s., even then, the land of opportunity for people around the world, you're realistically only option was you're going to work six days a woke, dawn to dusk on a farm. imagine what that would have meant for you and me? we obviously have passions. your passion for policy. and for changes how washington works, and as a result the country, is endless. imagine if you

you have lindsey graham coming out and calling this a missed opportunity. jeff flake even stronger in his words saying this is shameful. those are, of course, two republican lawmakers. we'll continue to get strong reaction throughout the day. a couple other headlines. you heard president putin essentially float the idea of some type of joint investigation allowing bob mueller's team to come to russia to talk to the 12 russian individuals indicted on friday. that was striking. will that ever happen? likely if you talk to foreign policy analysts. that is going to be pretty unlikely. we'll have to track that closely. but then also president trump say, look, there's blame on all sides. essentially going back to his talking points that americans bear responsibility as well. and then really wanting to make the case that the russia probe is over. that mueller finished his investigation saying this had nothing to do with anyone from my campaign when the reality is, as you and i know all too well, a number of his former campaign officials have either been indicted o

we begin today with south carolina republican senator lindsey graham. great to have you here. >> thank you. >> this morning the president is again accusing the justice department and the fbi of misleading courts in illegally surveilling his campaign and pointing to these documents just released about carter page who was campaign associate and admitted to having advised the kremlin at one point. you sit on senate judiciary, is the president wrong? >> no. i think the whole fisa warrant process needs to be looked at. the warrant on cart supported mostly by a dossier that came from michael steele who was being paid by the democratic party to do opposition research and the dossier was collected i think from russian intelligence services and if you asked the fbi today, how much of the dossier on trump has been verified? almost none of it. >> you say mostly not entirely so therefore was the surveillance justified? >> 0 no not at all in my interview if the dossier is the reason you issued the warrants the a bunch of garbage, the dossier is proven to be a bunch

. >> i want to read a tweet from lindsey graham. missed opportunity by president trump to firmly hold russia accountable for 2016 meddling and deliver a strong warning regarding future elections. this answer by president trump will be seen by russia as a sign of weakness and create far more problems than it solves. not exactly a blast by lindsey graham against president trump but, you know, one republican at least mildly criticizing, i guess. >> right. the first republican aside from ben sasse who is also a republican senator who is not a fan of president trump, also sent out a statement saying that this press conference was bizarre and flat wrong. the u.s. is not to blame. jeff flake just texted me and also just tweeted that i never thought i would see the day when our american president would stand on the stage with the russian president and place blame on the united states for russian aggression. this is shameful. jeff flake is retiring. ben sasse has been a long-time never trumper. lindsey graham was critical but certainly not a

lindsey graham doesn't see it that way. >> if i were president trump, i would not let china use north korea to back me off the trade dispute. we have more bullets when it comes to trade. no doubt in any mind the chinese are pulling the north koreans back. >> let's bring in andrew stevens. andrew, what is the reaction from the region? >> reporter: good morning, dave. china has just reacted saying it is groundless to suggest that china is in any way influencing the talks with north korea and the united states. they say their role is always to be constructive and urge more dialogue with with the key parties. -- dialogue with the key parties here. here in south korea, it is ba c basically reaction is a bit rocky, but still positive at the blue house which is equal to the white house in south korea. they say really because there is a strong relationship with donald trump and kim jong-un, this will happen. denuclearization will happen. foundations are strong they say. they quoted a proverb. if the foundation is strong, it means t

then you had a visit from senator lindsey graham who left turkey who was saying andew brunson would be released. then the turkey president was trying to find a way out of all of this after he left. the details we are learning this morning according to reports confirmed by israeli officials is there was a deal for release of pastor brunson and it involved israel in a phone call with president trump and prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel on july 14th. the american president asked israel to release a turkey woman held on terrorism charges with links to hamas. saying this would help in the release of brunson. israel deported her to turkey a day later. brunson was not released. it seems turkey did not fulfill its end of the deal. a couple of days after the court session on july 18th, he was moved to house arrest. something that enraged u.s. officials and released the barrage of threats of sanctioning a fellow nato country. cornering president erdogan, he doesn't react well. dave. >> jomana karadsheh live for us this morning in istanbul. >>> let's get a check of cnn money. global st

lindsey graham joins us to weigh in on that. articles of impeachment against deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. it is about to happen. the president and his allies fighting back over leaked conversations about possible payment, the story of a playboy model alleging an affair with the president. pá he thinks that is all about. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with mike pompeo's appearance on capitol hill, lawmakers from both parties expressing frustration with and lack of information about the summits. late today his top diplomat tried to reassure them, mike emanuel has this report from capitol hill. >> i made clear there will be severe consequences for interference in our democratic process. >> reporter: he has been firm with moscow saying sanctions won't be eased. >> no relief of sanctions and so russia returns control of crimea to ukraine. >> reporter:t? the foreign relations chairman put pompeo in an awkward spot by criticizing donald trump's behavior. >> what is it because the president purposely to create distrus

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. >> after helsinki lindsey graham said you showed weakness. >> let me just -- i totally dier.ohave pe s ould hgone up to him and you shad and temi i his. wee ngn the d. now. >>> we are going to begin with our interview with the president late this afternoon. in our conversation at the white house mr. trump for the first time in public as president blamed vladimir putin directly for meddling in the 2016 u.s. election. the president had drawn a lot of criticism for not doing that on monday, when the two men held a joint news conference in helsinki. yesterday after he returned to washington he did say he accepts the findings of u.s. intelligence that russia interfered, but the questions continued. we worked to get more information on all of this, starting with what the president and putin talked about face to face behind closed doors. you say you agree with u.s. intelligence that russia meddled in the election in 2016. >> yeah, but -- and i've said i have said that numerous times before. and i would say that that is true, yeah. >> but you haven't condemned putin specifically. do

lindsey graham was asked what sort of justice he would prefer to replace justice kennedy. senator graham said, not crazy, solid like a john roberts type. he said he is not picked. president trump ran the idea of who he would pick, and he gave the list. people on the list are highly qualified. let me ask this part of the question. brian from georgia, what sort of justice would you like to see replace justice kennedy on the court. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think it was about time for justice kennedy to retire. i don't know why all the democrats are crying that they blocked one of obama's picks. his first two years when he was president. they are crying he did not get a third pick? that is a bunch of baloney. he got his first two election your picks. dams -- dems are never trumpeters and he can never do right. thank you. our linerida on democrats. go ahead. caller: good afternoon. first of all, i would like to say this is the first president of the united states, that i really have tremendous difficulty, not so much even approval of what he does, but in presenta

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you have seen, and members of congress with foreign-policy hawks, like the lindsey graham zenda johns, they have -- the lindsey graham's and john mccain's, they have sought to tight in menstruation hands when it comes to easing sanctions. there is an effort by congress to exert -- to tie up their hands when it comes to easing sanctions. there is an effort by congress to exert that, but in the end, it will be president trump with president putin in the room alone and you don't know what will come out of the. david: great to be with you -- come out of that. david: great to have you at this bill fairies. shery: coming up, a confirmation to find how republicans can push for a swift vote on judge kavanaugh before the midterm elections. we will talk with the former rnc chairman, next. if you have a bloomberg terminal, turn to tv to rewatch any of the interviews you might have missed. that would be tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing

lindsey, unless you're down in australia and the indian ocean you're not going to see it. that's a partial solar eclipse, not visible here. but down under, yes. low clouds making a huge surge here. from nothing yesterday to widespread or as sal would say sold out. the monsoon moisture down in southern california, arizona and nevada. some looks like it wants to pay a visit on friday. 50s and 60s on the temperatures here. temperatures around the bay in the 50s as well. berkley lab kensington all at 55 and the city says hey, we're 55 and it's close for everyone else. tib ron at 52 degrees and there's an on shore breeze or direction at sfo and oakland west at 12. plenty of low clouds equalling a cooler pattern today. upper 80s and lower 90s now. super commute time or what? >> yes, it is we're looking at the super commute, the altamont pass approach and the tracy triangle. traffic on 205 is already slow on that super commute. slow traffic coming in to the liver metro valley, getting better by the time you reach the pass and if you're driving towards castro valley it should be a