>> marc: nah. >> anthony: no? >> marc: in the old days they didn't have the soup.ike, little paper cups, and just eat it like an hors d'oeuvres. >> anthony: i'm looking at them and i'm thinking. "get the -- out of my soup and make me a sweater." >> marc: even koreans really don't eat this all the time. but i guess this country makes you feel like -- "if you can't eat this, then you're not korean!" kind of thing. >> anthony: where were you born? >> marc: i was born in new york. >> anthony: you were born in new york? >> marc: yes. >> anthony: and were there 'til -- >> marc: 'til roughly twenty-one. i grew up on the streets, grew up in new york city. it was automatically, "you're a chink." wait a minute -- chink is, isn't that supposed to be chinese? i'm korean. and that's where the whole number one korean comes from. hey, i'm korean and i'm proud to be korean. >> anthony: marc is what's called "gyopo." meaning "korean who's lived abroad." as things get better and brighter over here, more and more people are, like marc, moving back home for the ever more numerous oppo

marc, you are up first. marc: dr. brooks, donald trump has never been known for ideological consistency. he has at various times in his life called himself a liberal and a conservative. he changed party registrations six times before settling as a republican. is donald trump and his presidency, are they a boon to the conservative cause or a hindrance? dr. brooks: nobody knows. the truth of the matter is these populist uprisings in american politics don't happen that often. we don't have a lot of data. it really depends on the reaction conservatives have. that republicans have. we know that populism will largely evaporate in the next few years, depending on what happens in the bottom 80% of the economy. if we see more even growth going forward, paradoxically, even if donald trump that the popularity of populism would evaporate. at which time, we would see the popularity of conventional republicanism, or what is left of the conservative movement, so we don't know. it depends on the aspirational leadership the republican

we've got to keep going. >> and here is marc kasowitz. >> this is marc kasowitz, president donald trump's personal attorney. he'll be making a short statement and we're not taking questions. this is michael bow of the kasowitz law firm. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm marc kasowitz, president trump's personal lawyer. contrary to numerous, false press accounts leading up to today's hearing, mr. comey has now finally confirmed publicly what he repeatedly told president trump privately. that is, that the president was not under investigation as part of any probe into russian interference. the president -- mr. comey also admitted that there is no evidence that a single vote changed as a result of any russian interference. mr. comey's testimony also makes clear that the president never sought to impede the investigation into attempted russian interference in the 2016 election. and, in fact, according to mr. comey, the president told mr. comey, quote, it would be good to find out, closed quote, in that investigation if there was, quote, some satellite associates of his who did something wrong, clo

marc kasowitz. we hear from russell burrman at the atlantic reporting the president did not mention this in the speech today before evangelical leaders, the speech before the faith and freedom coalition. we'll cover that today and show it later on the schedule. we are getting your reaction, calls as we wait to hear from the president's attorney. michael's next, germantown, maryland, democrats line. go ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i like to say something about mr. comey. he's what you call a law enforcement. he is an investigator. and when -- what got me about the whole deal is that trump asked him three different occasions, am i being investigated? am i being investigated? am i -- why? if he hasn't done anything, why is he so worried about being investigated? i think he has a lot that he's hiding not yet come to light. i think that's why he got rid of comey. comey getting too close to him and i think that we need people like comey that can investigate our government and make our g

>> what's so interesting about marc kasowitz's statement is he embraces part of comey's testimony. the part where comey says yes, i did tell the president three times that he was not under investigation, marc kasowitz, says that's exactly right but he says no, comey never was asked for a pledge of loyalty and he was never asked by trump to drop the flynn investigation. the problem marc kasowitz has is why would comey be lying in circumstances by telling the abo absolute truth than others. >> we'll have you back. >> a member of or judiciary committee, thank you very much for joining us. you went to school with comey. do you think effectively without saying so lay out a case for obstruction of justice against the president? >> well, i am not going say this. former director mueller is going to get to the bottom of that. i think what he did do showing his enormous integrity from beginning to end. he explained and answer every question of democratic or republican and did it with a common sense and down to earth way that the american people could relate to. that's a guy that i knew in la

on marc, delays.amden line service to and from greenbelt, penn line service to and from new carrollton headed northbound this morning. metro, you have to do that, green and orange line, either of those into d.c. westbound freeway, seventh street blocked by a crash. 295 before pennsylvania. police activity drawing attention. outer loop ramp to bw parkway, car into ditch. chopper 4 over that now. >> thank pool. called dry drowning, and it has happened to this little boy. symptoms to look out to to keep your summer safe and secure. >>> we're tracking that breaking news melissa mentioned, trains delayed after two people hit and killed by an amtrak train. >>> and we'll check in with the news crew at the scene and at union station still ahead. here's a live look at crews owrking n >>> everything is back to normal high-rise apartment building in potomac, maryland. montgomery county fire officials responded for a fire on the first floor last night. officials say the cause of the fire appears to be a reptile h

but i agree with marc pouey. equivalent types of stock and the broader market has not kept up. you may call them value stocks, the ones that are leveraged for our industrial growth. the trump trade. whatever you want to call it. those stocks have not performed. they have not kept up. so again, if you are an investor looking to buy low and sell high, those are areas you want to look. and we like financials as well. we like some of those areas that have not kept up in the long-term investment. i think we are in the early and mid-stage of that. scarlet: that is the wildcard. i am looking at the sector rotation net is taking place right now. not much of a mutation compared to yesterday. energy stocks are down by .6% and yesterday they were the leading decliners. health care shares and tech shares are the leaders. marc pouey, i want to pick up on something that you've mentioned. you are more dubious because of the leverage situation. we have talked a lot about talking about one ratio. we don't talk as much about debt

. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were

and it's also impacting marc. the penn line is stopping in new carollton and the camden line is stopping in greenbelt. we'll have another live report coming up at 5:30. developing now at 5:xx - a massive, global cyberattack --freezing computers and demanding ransom. american companies, including hospitals, have been targeted. surgeries even had to be canceled at hospitals in pennsy frozen there. the attack also hit a washington law farm. a message pops up, warning targets they cannot recover files without sending three-hundred dollars worth of bitcoin. officials say the attack is simliar to one last month that was later linked to north korea. for continuing coverage of this and other breaking news stories follow me on twitter and facebook @adriannahopkins. there's new information about that train derailment in new york city's harlem neighborhood. the metropolitan transportation authority says human error caused yesterday morning's derailment. the m-t-a says the subway hit an improperly secured piece of replacement

marc kasowitz is a member of the new york bar. york bar's rules of conduct say, quote, a lawyer shall not give legal advice to an unrepresented person other than the advice to secure counsel if the lawyer knows or reasonably should know that the interests of such person are or have a reasonable possibility of being in conflict with the interests of the client. everyone working in the white house has the reasonable possibility of being in legal conflict with this president. the president's lawyer never should have said that to those staffers. up next, i'll ask former assistant attorney general walter dellinger how much trouble marc kasowitz can get in for giving that kind of advice around the white house. and david cay johnston who knows donald trump well will also join us. ♪ lights. camera. ♪ strike a pose. your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose™ can help... with continued use twice

. >> and we are coming back on the air right now because president trump's attorney marc kasowitz is about to give president trump's response, his first response to that blistering testimony this morning from james comey, the former fbi director fired by president trump on may 9th and comey testified before the intelligence committee today laying out a series of meetings he had and phone calls he had with president trump over the last several months where he detailed how he believed that president trump had asked him for a pledge of loyalty back in january, had directed him in an oval office meeting in may -- in february to let the flynn investigation go, also contradicted the president on several points saying he believes he was fired because of the russia investigation. marc kasowitz, the president's personal attorney and john, we are getting some indication of what he's going to say. john carl? >> yes. we have a draft of his statement, after i received it i was told this is simply a draft and still had gone through some edits, but the president's lawyer firmly pushes back on the n

minutes, last night was marc kasowitz's 20th anniversary. he was down here and she was in new york. reports are that he was so confident he was handing out cigars at the trump international hotel last night. i am told that he gave one cigar to a friend. in terms of what the white house is taking away from this, they have indicated that james comey did say on numerous occasions that he has prepared remarks as well as testimony that the president was not a subject of investigation. they still take issue with a couple of the things he said. they insist the president never demanded any kind of loyalty or fealty from the fbi director. they also quibble with the idea that he was asking comey to drop the flynn investigation altogether. i think in addition to taking issue of the couple of things that remain out there, they feel like this was a good day for them. the president came away as well as one could expect. they also may point to the idea that loretta lynch was trying to push comey towards a direction in terms of language at the very least wh

reportero: te gustarÍa que fuera marc anthony? reportero: juliÁn trabaja al mÁximo motivado siempre por su hijo. probabilidad de entrar a el show de sÓlo para mujeres? juliÁn: estoy en conversaciones con sergio. tratamos de vernos hoy pero no pude. no sÉ, por una cuestiÓn de fecha. es un proyecto en rusia con univisiÓn deportes, estarÉ en rusia los primeros 15 dÍas y luego una pelÍcula en perÚ. orlando: con univisiÓn deportes es firme, no? te vas para rusia, te tenemos todo pago a quien univisiÓn. ahora, nos preguntamos, a mi me dieron un regalo del dÍa del padre. le dieron regalo a juliÁn del dÍa del padre? serÁ que matÍas le mandÓ un corazÓn a su papi? juliÁn: recibÍ de mis hijos pero de parte de de matÍas y de marjorie, nada. me verÁ gustado. creo que matÍas y todo niÑo tienen su necesidades, como padre tambiÉn tengo mis necesidades y me hubiera gustado no sÉ, una foto, un mensaje porque es mi hijo y soy su padre. orlando:es triste pero, asÍ es la vida. vamos con lo nuevo de juanes. lo Único que le digo es que la camiseta es gr

marc kasowitz is a member of the new york bar.new york bar's rules of conduct say, quote, a lawyer shall not give legal advice to an unrepresented person other than the advice to secure counsel if the lawyer knows or reasonably should know that the interests of such person are or have a reasonable possibility of being in conflict with the interests of the client. everyone working in the white house has the reasonable possibility of being in legal conflict with this president. the president's lawyer never should have said that to those staffers. up next, i'll ask former assistant attorney general walter dellinger how much trouble marc kasowitz can get in for giving that kind of advice around the white house. and david cay johnston who knows donald trump well will also join us. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom

marc? saving the best for last here? >> oh, yeah, curry's back there somewhere, livingston's on the bus right here. this is the heart of the parade, when it gets really good. and the crowd can't get enough of this. >> reporter: yeah. >> listen. >> this guy here, a republookie a ring, as a rookie. >> reporter: to get a ring in the nba as a player, anything better? there can't be. >> no. that's the ultimate prize. so many great players like charles and many who did not get one, so just to have one, james michael mcadoo has two rings now. >> reporter: can they do it again? >> yeah. cleveland has ability to do something, trade love for a big time player to challenge warriors, but as long as they stay healthy and everybody resigns as i expect them to, i don't see any reason why we won't be back here next summer. >> you know, we asked the guys yesterday in the exit interviews if they thought they were a so-called superteam. they said, no, curry drafted first, a lot of the guys. >> i covered the celtics. kevin garnett traded th

what does this mean for marc. brunswick uneffected. southbound camden, stop at greenbelt this morning and no penn line service. metro will be honoring tickets. as far as metro, green, orange line. either of those work as you are headed in. inbound new york at kendall street northeast, police activity blocking right lane because of the fatal accident. aaron? >> thank you. >>> 5:32. we have team coverage of breaking news this morning. erika gonzales at union station with more on how it will impact the commute. >> we begin with justin finch, live near the crash site. what do you know about the investigation? >> reporter: hey there, eun, good morning. so far we can tell you investigators are likely waiting for daylight to get it is still on the tracks. overnight, we have seen crews looking for clues as they try to track down what was happening moments before it struck and killed two people last night. d.c. police at the scene with investigators overnight. close to 11:20 or so calls came in. at that time, amtrak was going from boston to new

. >>> and marc benioff sits down exclusively with cnbc. it's tuesday, june 27, 2017, "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good mornings. welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm sara eisen >> i'm wilfred frost good morning to you from me as women. well >> yesterday, tech ended up lagging the market, leaving the nasdaq with a bigger decline as for futures dow futures are little changed down about a point nasdaq futures continue to sell off, down 26 points. s&p futures are down two moves in the euro following comments about mario draghi. draghi says growth in the eurozone is abovetrend and broadly based. a decent jump in the euro over the course of his speech up 0.64% the key soipoint is he aid all signs point to strengthening and recovering that gave the euro the jump on the news he said inflationary pressures seem to be replacing deflationary pressures most of the speech was dovish, indeed he did say loose policy was still required tomake sure inflation dynamics became durable. any changes to policy would be gradual. the broad

includes an allegation that marc kasowitz is practicing law without a license in washington, d.c.since he is only admitted to the bar in new york state. marc kasowitz has no experience in criminal law, and has been on the losing side of many of donald trump's civil case, including the trump university fraud case where donald trump was forced to pay $25 million to trump university victims of his fraud. joining us now, david cay johnston, a pulitzer prize winning journalist who founded a nonprofit news organization that covers the trump mission. and max boot, and a former defense policy adviser to romney 2012 campaign. david, i want to go to you for what you believe is now going through donald trump's mind. because you know him. you've written books about him. you spent time talking to him. you know how he thinks. all of this lawyering up this week, mike pence lawyering up, and mike pence getting a lawyer who is best friends with james comey, all of the things that donald trump would find in all of that, in his thinking about tonight. >> oh, he is terribly frustrated. donald is used

marc kasowitz actually has a good reputation in some areas, in some areas of law. it's an interesting, interesting group. and of course the last thing you want is to have your client contradicting what you're saying and to do so publicly is just not good for the investigation, not good for your credibility. >> david jolly, we've seen the client, as it were, the president contradicting all of his representatives. >> of course. >> whether it be sean spicer, anybody. what was interesting about this weekend's contradiction with his lawyer is that the president had e-contradicted him. the president had said, i'm under investigation a couple of times and then apparently sent him out to the sunday show with the order of, say i'm not under investigation. >> right. and that lawyer took an oath to the bar that he apparently violated this weekend. listen, why does jared kushner have better attorneys than donald trump? because jared kushner is smarter than his father-in-law. that's the bottom line, right? understand, though, what donald trump is doing politically right now. he

here's more of what marc kasowitz hadded to say about that. >> today, mr. comey admitted that he leaked to friends of his purported memos of those privileged communications, one of which he testified was classified. mr. comey also testified that immediately after he was terminated, he authorized his friends to leak the contents of those memos to the press in order to, in mr. comey's words, quote, prompt the appointment of a special counsel, close quote. >> reporter: now, despite that confidence hearing, the testimony did spark some uncomfortable questions at the white house, the deputy press secretary sarah huckaby sanders took from reporters today. she was asked about comey repeatedly saying the president had lied. she was asked point blank asked if the president was a liar. she said no. it was a bad day at did white house when you're asked that kind of question. the white house said they cannot answer the question. so it remains an open question at the white house if there's a recording system, where are the tapes. erin? >> it's a crucial question and the

southbound marc and pep lines will be disrupt the.tioned because of that temporary track closure and that scene she close showed you no amtrak service between drrks c. and philadelphia. this will cause major disruptions for morning rush. other additional disruption as long the north east corridor. live look there several investigators on location. two people struck and keld by train early this morning in north east. it's just a few miles from union station. so again biss disruptions there. you can always take washington metro as option to get around some of these slow downs. now keep in mind brunswick line is not impacted and if you take the line it is not impacted by the trash closure and again no delays right now reported on all the local washington metro trains and we'll keep you updated if and when that changes and if you have questions try to plan route this morning and back to you annie and maureen. >>> all right. man, look at that sunrise, it's georgous, hot tunes, got hot tunes. >> it feels like late fall morning. >> it really

he was quoting himself. >> marc can charm a jury. he can charm an appellate panel. but this quote, unquote, this meticulous response, i don't think it resonated with any of us, even those who wish the president well. >> he could also see some well known new yorkers going on tv for him. optically. he helped you with your three divorces? great. in this situation you're talking about national security, possibly lying. not the right person to send out just from a communication standpoint. >> harris: i want to talk about leaking. james comey leaked. that's something that's been talked about. with so much talk about leaking information out of this administration, what comey said and how the president's lawyer fired back. we'll talk about all of it next. stay with us. (woman) when you have type 2 diabetes, there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza®, a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injecta

it's about being an american. >> we'll be back on with the response from marc kasowitz, the president's lawyer but for now that will do it for us after the public fbi hearing with james comey, president trump's lawyer to hold a news conference shortly. we'll carry that when it happens. continuing coverage on msnbc and on nbcnews.com and i'll be back with a complete wrapup on "nbc ni for savannah guthrie, chuck todd and our entire team, i'm lester holt, nbc news washington. have a good day. -- >> danny glover. >> no. >> in the scene from "transform ear ear ers 3" my character is sipping a drink next to which co-star? >> shanna. >> okay. in my movie my character is -- >> kevin hart. >> this is the final question, guys. in the show "dr. ken" who co-star live in the boat of the driveway of his ex-wife's house? >> dave fole. >> good job! >> yay! so it looks like -- >> do we have prizes? >> well, it looks like team jenna is the winner! you get so many dvds! >> oh, my god! >> i'm going to give it -- >> look at that. >> jenna, we're friends and you are a sharer. i like people who share. i can't

. >> eamon i know you're there but we just got marc kasowitz that's trump's attorney's statement.uys the relevant information out of this. kasowitz begin by saying the president did not wrong and comey confirmed that by stating that there was never real pressure to end the investigation. the most interesting part of this, the fire if you will comes at the very end. and this is what trump's personal attorney is going to say, talking about james comey's leaks to the press. although mr. comey testified he only leaked the memos in response to a tweet, the public record reveals the "new york times" is reporting from these memos, the day before the reference tweet occurred. which belies mr. comey's excuse for this unauthorized disclosure of privileged information and appearance to be retaliatory. we'll leave it to the appropriate authorities to determine whether he's leaks should be investigated along with all others being investigated as well. melissa, marc kasowitz and the president coming out hard against comey implying that comey's leaks themselves become a massive investigation at

includes an allegation that marc kasowitz is practicing law without a license in washington, d.c. since he is only admitted to the bar in new york state. marc kasowitz has no experience in criminal law, and has been on the losing side of many of donald trump's civil cases, including the trump university fraud case where donald trump was forced to pay $25 million to trump university victims of his fraud. joining us now, david cay johnston, a pulitzer prize winning journalist who founded dcreport.org, a non-profit news organization that covers the trump administration. and max boot, senior fellow for national security studies at the council on foreign relations and a former defense policy adviser to romney 2012 campaign. david, i want to go to you for what you believe is now going through donald trump's mind. because you know him. you've written books about him. you spent time talking to him. you know how he thinks. all of this lawyering up this week, mike pence lawyering up, and mike pence getting a lawyer who is best friends with james comey, all of the things that donald trump wo

. >> marc kasowitz said that mr. trump never asked comey to let the michael flynn investigation go in said that the president never asked for loyalty as comey claimed today during the testimony. in defense of the president marc kasowitz said that comey should be investigated for sharing the notes about his private conversations with the president to the media. >> today mr. comey admitted that he delete to the friends of he has purported memos of those privileged communications. one of which he testified was classified. mr. comey also testified that immediately after he was terminated he authorized his friends to leak the contents of those memos to the press in order to, in his words, "prompt the appointment of a special counsel.">> marc kasowitz also said that the, testimony confirms that president trump is not under investigation as part of the probe into possible russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. >> for more analysis on the testimony we are joined by robert who is a law professor. we want to s

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if you are now with more tonight, marc thiessen, former chief speechwriter for george w.sussman, campaign director at the center for american progress action fund. welcome to both of you. it strikes me also -- i think it's interesting that james comey -- he has been sending out little smoke signals about different things over the course of this. he hasn't spoken out since the said that he had notes and for that out there about his with president trump. the other thing that appears to be stuck in his craw and many with a rightfully so is that the president said he told him three times that he was not under investigation. that also may be something that he wants to come clean on and tell his side of the story on on thursday, marc. >> yeah, it's entirely possible. this is a self-inflicted wound by the president. he should have never fired james comey the way he did. he should have never insulted him. he shouldn't have put them at wow in the latter. he shouldn't have tweeted about him. all of this drama that is coming up or has been created by donald trump read what donald tr

and they ran circles around marc kasowitz' team. i think the issue that raises now is the president has leaned back into his comfort zone and hired somebody who has never defended someone who is the subject of a congressional investigation and mired in a special counselor's role at the department of justice. and there's a real issue as to whether or not kasowitz is the right person for this role. >> a good question whether kasowitz is the right person because he has been an attorney of his in the past. michael cohn, another of his lawyers, and very close to the president has been subpoenaed, the white house counsel, don mcgahn has been criticized. what kind of a team does he need around him page paid? >> the most important thing is he needs people who he trusts. obviously if you are going to hire a lawyer to defend new a sensitive investigation or case you have to hire a lawyer who is going to do the right thing. even though he may not have the experience in something like this he at least has a relationship with the president, some

but marc train delay lines in addition to that and on the penn line and camden lines.und penn line train limited service to carrollton. southbound camden line to green belt use the. d.c. metro option f you're headed northbound passengers only have ser belt to points north. brunswick line not impacted this morning. so getting normal service to union station but again northbound delays on the penn and camden lines linger many we'll keep updated a lot of slow downs on the marc line. penn and camden lines impacted. aside from no metro rail delays that should help keep you moving. closer look at your roads next. back to you. ♪♪ >> thank you so much, erin. >>> 7:51 right now. where we going, ally? >> in two days, we'll be on our next zip trip, and this friday june 30th, we will be in stafford, virginia from 6:00 to 11am specifically we'll be outside of the rouse swim and sports center on mine road. we've got a whole morning of fun planned. i'll be out there along with holly and tucker and we would love, love, love to see you too. >> about 40 miles south of dc or so much come

mid afternoon, marc kasowitz who is president trump's personal attorney, had this to say at the national presss club. >> the president feels completelyly vindicated and is eager to continue moving forward with his agenda with the business of this country and with this public cloud removed. >> marc kasowitz, the president's personal attorney. here is more from the national press club. >> mr. comey has now admitted that he is one of these leakers. today mr. comey admitted he unilaterally and surreptitiously made unauthorized disclosures to the press of privileged communications with the president. thee leaks of this privileged information began p no later th march 2017 when friends of mr. comey have stated that he disclosed to them the that he had with the president during their january 27th, 2017 dinner and february 14th, 2017 white house meeting.g. today mr. comey admitted he leaked to friends of his purported memos of those privilegedf communications, one of which he testified was classified. mr. comey also testified that immediately after he was terminated, he a authorized his friends

marc marquezjust edged out britain's cal crutchlow to take third. all crashed out. lions' head coach warren gatland says they have a huge week ahead of them, after defeat to the all blacks in the first test. they take on the super rugby champions hurricanes in wellington on tuesday. and gatland says there are still test places available for anyone who performs. rory best returns as captain for the hurricanes match — he was skipper for their best win on the tour so far, against the chiefs last week. every game, we have taken each one in isolation, building up, and obviously everyone knew the biggest picture was the first test selection, that has been and gone now so now we have a chance as a squad to put our hand up for selection for the second test and that is what is important and i think if we start to look beyond and think too much about saturday, you take your eye off tuesday, and if you take your eye off the ball, the defending champions, one of the strongest franchises there is, you'll come unstuck and you will not need to worry about saturday

trump, through marc kasowitz's attorney is saying, look, those things didn't happen.r reminding me, his tweet this morning, i don't know if he meant to do that or not, essentially says that comey lied under oath, many false dlsz hoods. >> which is a crime. >> you can go to jail for that. that's perjury. if the president of the united states and his lawyer is making that accusation, it puts enormous pressure on the special counsel, robert mueller, to investigate and maybe put the president under oath. >> right. gosh, that would be an amazing step. but at this point, i think what's important for people to remember as it relates to comey versus trump, no matter what trump says today, comey has testified under oath with the penalty of perjury. donald trump has not done that. he's just tweeting and talking. there are no real consequences, legally speaking, for him right now. >> stand by. we have a lot more. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'll be back at 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." president trump should be coming out any moment in the next

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. >> reporter: by thursday afternoon the president's personal lawyer, marc kasowitz decide comey's mostamaging accusation. >> the president never in form suggested that mr. comey stop investigating anyone. >> reporter: friday in a rose garden news conference the president punched back, sounding like his own tweets. >> no collusion, no obstruction. he is a leaker. >> reporter: even volunteering to testify himself. >> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of those events? >> 100%. >> reporter: and in that hearing that jeff sessions will not attend the budget hearing, he will be sending his deputy, that happens to be rod rosenstein, he helped the president make that decision about firing james comey by writing a memo and he also appointed the special counsel. so there could still be russia-related questions. willie. >> kelly o'donnell, thank you very much. >>> hallie jackson is nbc's chief white house correspondent and matthew miller the former justice department spokesman in the obama administration. good morning, guys. >> >> matt, let me begin with you. we will st

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marc kasowitz had to be saying oh, no, oh no. >> why did you do that. >> why did you say that? >> the president says, you know, he did not ask comey to end the investigation into michael flynn. a while back he was, like, no, no. listen to what he said in the rose garden on friday. >> he did say under oath that you told him to let the flynn -- you said you hoped the flynn investigation you could -- >> i didn't say that. >> so he lied about that? >> well, i didn't say that. i mean, i will tell you i didn't say that. >> so he said those things under oath. would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of -- >> 100%. >> and now listen to what donald trump jr. said last night on fox. >> when i hear the flynn comment, you and i both know my father a long time. when he tells you to do something, guess what? there's no ambiguity in it. there's no, hey, i'm hoping. you and i are friends, hey, i hope this happens, but you've got to do your job. that's what he told comey. for this guy to go back and write a memo, he felt so threatened, but he didn't do anything. >> i want t

marc kasowitz was hired to deal with all of this. it is not clear if he consulted him before making that comment that he would sit down with the special counsel. >> denying many of the details that the former fbi director spem spelled out in his memo and testimony before the senate intelligence committee. the president denied he had ask comey to pledge loyalty to him and he denied he asked comey to let this flynn matter of this investigation of his security adviser flynn to let it go. he's saying that he's not telling the truth. comey called the president a liar repeatedly. comey has these contemporaneous memos, detailed notes that he took after each meeting he took with the president. those kinds of memos have been used as memory evidence in the past. does the president have something similar whether it is a tape or recording or transcript or a memo of his conversations, that's a big question and it is one that he did not answer yesterday. >> athena jones is traveling with the president there, thank you very much. congresswoman, gab

marc wasn't sure whether revenue neutrality is a key priority. can you assist us? mr. spicer: part of that there is a discussion ongoing with congress. director mulvaney and secretary mnuchin are talking about the plan going forward. that's a conversation as i mentioned that the president is going to have a conversation in the next several minutes with house and senate leadership and will be a topic they will discuss. reporter: an increase in the deficit is something that the administration would find acceptable on tax reform? mr. spicer: if there is a conversation that is going to go on with congress how to proceed and it's not at this time, i'm not going to get in front of that discussion. reporter: who it was that changed the president's nato speech taking out the article five language, she would check on that. you didn't make that commitment, but sarah did. do you have the answer? mr. spicer: i don't know. reporter: can you confirm that is in fact, one happened, one speech and a different one was prepared late in the process and the speech took some of those who we

. >> the sitting american president's private outside attorney, marc kasowitz came out afterwards, hada little statement that he read over the national press club in which he said comey is a liar on both the michael flynn, let it go issue and on the loyalty issue. he said comey is lying, that it's not true. now comey was testifying under oath. if you lie under oath before congress, that's a crime. that's perjury. you could potential go to jail. so it's a he said versus he said. how are you going to find out whose telling the truth? >> a few things. there's only one person who was speaking under oath and that was james comey and he gave his testimony. the second thing is i would ask the president to produce the tapes of those conversations, if they, in fact, exist. >> do you think they do? >> i don't know. but i also think the committee's should subpoena, should send over a subpoena to the white house for those tapes and they should be produced if they exist. secondly, i think instead of a spokesperson, the next time the president gives a public address, hopefully this week, he should a