. >> lyin' ted cruz. oh, i don't know what i said. i don't remember. rosie o'donnell is disgusting, she she's a slob. jeb bush is a low energy person. for him, to get things done is hard. >> maxine waters, a very low iq individual. >> we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. >> just yesterday, after sarah sanders spoke about the need for civility, the president was back to lobbying insults asking quote, why is senator mark warner perhaps in a near drunken state claiming has information that only he and bob mueller knows. told politico he had made a bad joke. the presidential insults didn't stop there. president trump took aim from anyone from reporters to late night talk show hosts at a rally. >> we have a lot of fake news back there. i said, i don't care. i can't stand that guy. she blamed everybody for losing the election except for one person, herself. does david lynch enjoy it, because his career in hollywood is officially over. the guy on cbs, what a low life. this guy on cbs has no tale

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. >> lyin' ted cruz. oh, i don't know what i said. i don't remember. rosie o'donnell is disgusting, both inside and out. you take a look at her, she's a slob. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay? i got to tell you. rocket man should have been handled a long time ago. jeb bush is a low energy person. for him, to get things done is hard. >> maxine waters, a very low iq individual. >> we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. >> just yesterday, after sarah sanders spoke about the need for civility, the president was back to lobbing insults asking quote, why is senator mark warner perhaps in a near drunken state claiming has information that only he and bob mueller knows. isn't this highly illegal? isn't it being investigated. the president was referring to a politico report about the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee who said he made a bad joke about how alcohol would help him spill secrets about the probe. the presidential insults di

trump now calls you lyin' jim comey. he tweets his dislike of you at every opportunity. he believed he threatens the values and institutions that you believe the united states represents. how damaging to trust, both in your institution in the fbi, is the mud that you and donald trump are throwing at each other.” that you and donald trump are throwing at each other. i don't see it as throwing mud. i don't tweet insults at him. i am showing a picture of what ethical leadership should look like in this book. i have to talk about him if i'm going to talk about ethical leadership so i don't talk about it as a mud fight. you might not call it might but you said, trumping a set —— trump is unethical, trumpism do that to the truth, trump tells lies, he is morally unfit to be president. in my mind, that is the truth in if i don't speak the truth as an american, shame on me. universe that too. 40% of americans who are resolute supporters of donald trump would say, how dare you come out with these opinions and declare with such righteousness that this is the truth. i think they agr

for example, knit lyin italy yoe two populist parties talking about forming a government i think it'scult to know when this period of political change will end. it's still in flux i think you need another election to see what the political forces will stay at the end of the day >> one final question, your party doing well in the polls, you would presumably want an election as soon as possible >> yes we have -- our position has been clearly been that we think the spanish people need to be given a say and not a government back-room deal that was impossible to imagine for most voters when they voted in the last elections not that back room deal to form a government with this wide range of populists 25 parenti iparties forms this government that says a lot. we think the way to resolve this is to have a new election, a fresh mandate. >> thank you very much >> thank you >> that no-confidence vote asked dou scheduled to take place in about 18 minutes time. >>> europe phits back at u.s. tariffs. more analysis after this break a. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to chang

part itel t lyin about the investigation and lying about what went on with russia and the trump campaignence, it is not proof, but evidence of possible obstruction of justice misleading investigators, misleading the public about what happened. and even more important, why this statement is important is that it suggests that the president knew that the relationship between the trump campaign and russia was wrong, was corrupt. so he lied about it and he chose consciousness of guilt. >> while he was president. >>rect. and you know, one of e things he said all along was there was no collusion and even if there was any relationship, it was perfectly legal. why is he lying about what went on at trump tower. >> and anne, obstruction of justice doesn't have to be successful to be a crime. >> that's right. you can obstruct justice ethouge a crime there and here, i think jeff is completely right. if there is nothing to hide, you would tell the truth about this kind of a meeting. >> and we know, i mean mueller has interviewed basically everybody that was around that claim. >> and that is why it see

nelson, the bonds that we need to create between those of us who are in the back of squad cars and lyin in reets,tarting organizations in our community. those bonds need to be strengthened and renewed. we are at war. we are w. when children taken away from immigrant parents at the border and separ, community, i ansgender haen under assault from the beginning of this administration, and now we can't even bake a cake. we can't even get a wedding cake. what is this? 7-2. we have to recognize the threat to our community is immortal, it is not just asked. weve to stand with every other community in unison as we've done over the years to fight back these threats om this administration. [applause] [cheering] >> and we all have to identify the congressional district in california that we are going to be marching and walking and fighting for with democrats this fall. we can take back the house and start to stop this, but we have to do the work. [applause] remember we one the briggs amendment way back in the day with harvey milk. we went to places, small towns across california and showed them wh

i know wt you're trying to do here, lyin' ted, trying to turn the fans in houston against me becauseake fun of the rockets, made fun of you pretending to be a fan of the rockets. and looking like a greasy blobfish while you did it. [ laughter ] but go on. >> was blaming me for their loss. >> jimmy: yeah, that is true, i did blame him for their loss, an i still do. if he stayed home, they'd be playing cleveland tonight. >> so i challenged him to one on one. i said the loser has to give into 5,000 to the nonpolitical charity of the winner's choice. i'm hopeful that the day will end with jimmyriting the check and making a difference in some kid easy lives. of us making a difference in ne me kids' lives. i have a feeling it's going to be me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so that will happen on sarday, june 16th. we're calling it the blobfish basketball classic. we'll have detai on how to be there in person next week. it will be in houston, texas. meanwhile, president trump is i7 summit where he had the chance today to pose for a photoith all the leaders he's been bashing on twitte

help finding the driver who ran over a man and kept right on going.ma >> o rivas cardenas was found lyin dead in wheaton. his brother tells our sis tr statiot he was on his way to put more money on his smart trip card. the 51-year-old was the father of two grown sons. signs have now been posted at th place where he died asking anyone with information about his death to call police. >>> we have new details about the deadly police-involved shooting in d.c. tsday ght. the police chief now says there is sigficant evidence proving marquise austin fired at officers first. police say austin started running from police before he ntarted shooting. this happened o first street southeast. officers fired back. police say the handgun recovered from the scene was inau in's possession illegally. the officers involved here were wearing body meras. 're told that footage will be released after it's reviewed by the u.s.toey's office. >>> this morning there is a break in the cold case of an arlington woman who vanished 30 ago.s marta rodriguez disappeared in 1989. three years later a set of human remains tu

terminate the inquiry, or exercise his power to pardon" -- he does risk exposing himself to accusations of lyin' ted investigations, a potential offense." peachable your reaction. guest: i haven't seen the letter, so i cannot react to the specific send the letter. but i can react more broadly to the legal strategy and to the thought behind where the president's legal team is going. i think there's three elements there. that you element is obviously want him to be open to being interviewed, because you don't want anyone to feel that there was any level of obstruction on behalf of the president or members of his staff. they sort of, in the beginning, wanted that door open. secondarily, they wanted to be careful here. under oath, they don't want the president to make in this statement. i'm going to say they are accidental misstatements. his adversaries would say they are intentional, but if you are the president's lawyer, you don't want him to make one, whether accidental or intentional. and the assertion about presidential power. you had my old constitutional -- for faster on in the past law prof

terminate the inquiry, or exercise his power to pardon" -- he does risk exposing himself to accusations of lyin' ted investigations, a pential offense." peachable your reaction. guest: i haven't seen the letter, so i cannot react to the specific send e letter. but i can react more broadly to the legal strategy and to the thought behind where the president's legal team is going. i think there's three elements there. t yofirst element is obviously want him to be open to bein interviewed, because you don't want anyone to feel that there was any level obstion on behalf of the president or members of his they sort of, in the begning, wanted that door open. secondarily, they wanted to be careful here. under oath, they do't want the president to make in this atement. 'm going to say they are accidental misstatements. his adversaries would say they are intentional, but if you are the president's lawyer, you don't want him to make one, whether accidental or intentional. and the assertion about presidential power. you had my old constitutional -- for faster on in the past law professor on in the past hou

unfortunately is not clear on it, ultimately the supreme court is going to have to be -- >> are you more of a lyin-manue person or diggs. >> i haven't seen it yet. >> you're coming on this show making references to theater you haven't seen? >> i'm a strict constructionist, i do think that the constitution speaks in terms of granting the president some authority with regard to this kind of -- >> brian, have you seen hamilton? before we go. >> no, it is coming to east lansing next year, and i have my tickets already. >> you do. >> i do. >> it's a great production. when we have both of you back, i'll get your top five rappers, we just don't have time for that tonight. thank you both. >>> up ahead on "the beat." there are racial tensions in the trump era, we're going to talk to michael eric dyson about his new book. >>> also, donald trump's lawyers insisting he had no role in that trump tower statement that was so misleading. but we know that's not true. that developing story when we're back in 60 seconds. this is important for people with asthma. yes. it's a targeted medicine proven to help prevent severe

administration's benefit, sometimes, to be in open hostility and conflict with what the president calls the lyinks for them in that wail and it works for individual reporters. but it's bad for the rest of you was who are trying to do this in the right way. it you are barking and shouting and fighting and trading insults with the president, how are you getting closer to what we all need which is a clear picture about what's going on? >> yeah. it's very true. you know, some people, i think, were offended at the way the reporters were shouting the questions at the president. in many ways, as you point out, chris, he has sort of set those parameters. you know. i mean, that's the way he functions. i don't think he walks out at that moment and goes they are so awful and mean. maybe he says that on the surface. he obviously wanted to mix it up out there today. he was heading for steve doocy. but he stopped along the way and was happy to engage all these other reporters. i mean, i think he loved what happened this morning. don't you? >> i would suspect. especially because, again, it does let him cast th

. >> he is so good, and would be lyin' if i said my heart was not in my throat. >> reporter: sam's defenseney lew rosenblum was the former assistant da who supervised the homicide unit. in fact, he was the original prosecutor, who back in 1994 didn't think there was enough evidence to charge sam. not only that, lew was the man who brought matt into the homicide unit. >> lew took me under his wing and trained me how to do homicides. >> what's it like to go up against your mentor? >> well, it's terrifying to go up against your mentor. >> reporter: neither one of them had ever lost a murder case. but someone's winning streak was about to end. february 10th, 2015. 20 years after cathy torrez' murder, sam lopez went on trial. at the end of this case you are gonna hold that man accoble for exacwh he did. >> reporter: the very first witness matt murphy put on the stand was cathy's mom, mary. it seemed a safe way to start. >> there is a cardinal rule that you don't ever do a hard cross-examination on a mother. >> reporter: but matt's mentor broke that rule. >> he really pressed her on some of the

and now at homeland security, i've never been asked to lie or perpetuate a lie which is the same as lyina: jason chaffetz? >> that is terribly concerning. i believe that gentleman also said that was happening in the obama administration. as the former chairman of the oversight committee, that's exactly the kind of person we want to hear from and we understand his story. no matter who is in the political office. let's understand that the democrats have embraced the principles of the resistance movement. it's violent, aggressive, in your face. it puts people in harm's way, particularly law enforcement. i want more enforcement to know that the country has their backs. let's go after the criminals, the people creating crimes in this country and make sure they are out of this country. if the democrats fight as hard -- think about how hard the democrats fight to protect illegal aliens, it's unbelievable to me. >> martha: chairman, thank you very much. good to see you both tonight. the conversation continues as "the story" goes on this evening. he is alive look at an annapolis, maryland, where