you, that is it for "all in," and the rachel maddow show with her exclusive with mary trump starts now. >> our guest is mary l trump the niece of the president of the united states. when the president's, what is it? 54th national security adviser john bolton sought earlier this year to publish his book about his time in the trump white house, you may recall there were a lot of threats from the white house and from the president personally. there was a concerted legal effort, including an effort by the u.s. department of justice to try to stop john bolton from publishing that book. that's the kind of thing this, this attorney general bill barr is happy to do for this president. but john bolton's publisher, simon and schuster, they went to the mattresseser for him. they fought tooth and nail, fought every legal action, and they got that thing out. and you know, simon and shuster has the first amendment on their side and they were effectively standing up for the first amendment rights of their selves and their author. and simon and shuster knew that it was important that the bolton book hit book stores because t

and what ever the consequences are, i'm prepared to deal with them, as best i can. >> mary l. trumps called "too much and never enough, how fmy family created the world's most dangerous man." it is breaking records on the first day. mary trump, thank you so much for -- for writing the book. but also, especially for being here to help us understand it. come back anytime you want to. love to you have you back. >> thank you so much, rachel. >> i need to tell you we did ask the white house tonight for a response to mary trump's claims that she has heard the president use anti-semitic slurs and racial slurs, including specifically, the n word. the white house gave us this statement in response. they said, quote, this is a book of falsehoods, plain and simple. the president doesn't use those words. to -- to be clear, this claim that mary trump says she's heard the president use the n word and other racist slurs and anti-semitic slurs. that claim isn't, actually, from her book. it's just something she said in this interview. so them denouncing the book doesn't help. but still, we thank the

that said, you have an advantage because you are here, and mary trump joins us here tonight to talk about it. joining us now is mary l. trump. she is the niece of president donald trump. she's the author of the new book called "too much and never enough: how my family created the world's most dangerous man." ms. trump, thank you so, so much for being here. we have been through the wars together technically in terms of trying to get this interview on the air. thanks so much for sticking with us, and thank you for being here. >> it's an honor, rachel. i really appreciate your having me. >> first let me ask you in terms of the introduction that i did there and the way that i set this up if i'm looking at any of that the wrong way or if i've been misconstruing anything that you were trying to do in terms of the way you approached the book. i want to make sure i'm explaining things in terms you're comfortable with. >> yeah, it was both accurate and devastating. >> how are you doing since the book has landed? i mean i imagine you knew that this was going to make a splash, but i can't imagine that you thought it was going t

our guest tonight is mary l. trump. the niece of the current president of the united states when the president's, what is it, 54th national security adviser, john bolton, sought earlier this year to publish his book about his time in the trump white house, you may recall there were lots of threats from the white house and from the president personally, there was a concerted legal effort including anne esffort by the u department of justice to try to stop john bolton from publishing that book. that's the kind of thing this attorney general, bill barr, is happy to do for this president but john bolton's publisher,shut to the mattresses for him. they fought tooth and nail they defied the white house bluster and threats. they fought every legal action and they got that thing out. and, you know, simon and shuster has the first amendment on their side and they were righteously and effectively standing up for the first amendment rights of themselves and their author, for sure to be honest, though, simon & shuster also knew it

she writes -- >> joining me now is mary l. trumpniece of president donald trump, and the author of "too much and never enough, how my family created the world's most dangerous man." mary trump, thank you so much for being here. i read this book, i am a slow reader. i got through this book in 24 hours. and it is, i have to tell you, you are an excellent writer and storyteller. so congratulations on the success of the book. >> thank you, joy. it's an honor to be here on your primetime show. very excited for you. >> thank you very much. appreciate that. i want to start on something that we talked about a little bit in our previous block. this fascination that president trump seems to have with vladamir putin. you write about donald trump sort of attachment to and being drawn to people that are like, i guess like his father. you write this -- >> in your mind, is president trump's fixation with putin about some material gain he thinks he can get with him, or does he see him as a new fred trump? >> you know, i can only speculate about the

you, that is it for "all in," and the rachel maddow show with her exclusive with mary trump starts now. >> our guest is mary l trump the niece of the president of the united states. when the president's, what is it? 54th national security adviser john bolton sought earlier this year to publish his book about his time in the trump white house, you may recall there were a lot o

our guest tonight is mary l. trump. the niece of the current president of the united states. nal security adviser, sought to publish his book about his time in the trump white house. you may recall, there were lots of threats from the white house, and from the president, personally, there was a concerted legal effort. including, an effort we the u.s. department of justice, to try to stop john bolton from publishing that book. that's the kind of thing this -- this attorney general, bill barr, is happy to do for this president.

our guest tonight is mary l. trump.ident of the united states when the president's, what is it, 54th national security adviser, john bolton, sought earlier this year to publish his book about his time in the trump white house, you may recall there were lots of threats from the white house and from the president personally, there was a concerted legal effort including anne esffort by the u department of justice to try to stop john bolton from publishing that book. that's the kind of thing this attorney general, bill barr, is happy to do for this presi

that decision reversed a halted publication of the book, by mary l trump, called too much and never enoughok is scheduled to be released at the end of this month. >>> happening today, u.s. intelligence officials will give a classified briefing for congressional leaders about reports that russia offered bounties for killing u.s. troops in afghanistan. the white house says senior cia intelligence officers decided not to tell president trump about the report, because it had not been verified. >> from what i hear, and i hear it pretty good, the intelligence people didn't even, many of them didn't believe it happened at all. i think it's a hoax. i think it's a hoax by the newspapers and the democrats. >> instead of dithering about what he knew or didn't know, he should be having a plan! >> the white house national security adviser, says we may never know for sure if the report is true. >>> our time is 8:17, fire officials think an arsonist started several small fires along the iron horse trail. they started monday afternoon near the border of pleasant hill and concord, right around honeyman bou

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mary trump's book. trump have brought two lawsuits against two authorities in ts l this is a threat to the first amendmentfar, the first amendment is winning. >> brian stelter, thank you. the book is coming out. >>> a developing story at this hour. an investigation is underway of a miami-dade police officer relieved of duty after the body cam shows the officer striking a woman hard at the miami airport. take a look. >> i really should. you acting like you white when you're really black. now walk away for real. what you want to do? >> wow. miami-dade county mayor carlos gimenez explained what happened last night on "cnn tonight". >> entailed a woman that miss her flight and she started to really be upset that -- at i guess the ticket agents and they called the police and then she got really close into his face and he punched her. and that's way too excessive use of force. >> miami-dade county's police director says this will not stand. he's asked the state attorney to get involved in the investigation immediately. now, we should note, you can hear a male on the video say, she head butted me as the woman is