and bc historian -- who the hell is that idiot, through some shade on former first lady melania this. he tweeted a photo with this. "it eviscerates and of white house rose garden was completed a year ago this month" -- anniversary. prompting her to reply best loss has proven his ignorance of the rose garden in its infancy. the rose garden is graced with a healthy and colorful blossoming of roses, this misleading information is dishonorable and he should never be trusted as a professional historian. yes! the former -- the former first lady's changes includes the restoration of the original boxwood hedges in a floral display of green colored roses not to be him -- the stains on joe biden's bib. it's a something that a so-called historian is so starved for attention that a year later is trying to melania on twitter like some desperate mean girl. it says he's not so much a historian as he is a loser. but it's like my dad used to say, life begins the day you start a garden, especially vets over the ground where we buried that hitchhiker. it's amazing that kind of natural compost you can g

and other people and tells melania the plan on how election night he will have the plane all gassedf he's going to lose, east not giving speech and come up and going to monaco and in tux, live like kings in mÓnaco for a few days and melania erupts in laughter to the point where it takes some of the other people at the table off guard a little bit, little bit awkward. >> what's so funny? no one goes to monaco in november. but there you have trump worried about losing privately and publicly claiming fraud. i don't think it's purely cynical. i don't think he fully believes it. i've seen him through the cycles. at the end of the day, he does think it's, you know, even to protect his brand and republican leaders know in congress, you see them feeding into it. you think that there's something to this that trump didn't win. they know that. but they see a way to energize, using election security issues as a way to energize the base heading in 2022 and beyond. >> okay. one of the things that i thought of when i was reading the book was that clearly you had solid relationships with a lot of s

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they want documents related to his wife melania and his children.im like rudy giuliani. if you were on this committee what would you want to see the most? >> well, i think those things that you've mentioned are particularly interesting because as we know several of those folks were present at the rally on january 6th before the attack on the capitol. so it's only logical that you would want to know what sort of conversations and communications they had leading up to their presence in that rally, maybe after the rally, conversations about what was happening as it was happening. so that stuff i think would be fascinating if we can get it. but for me, don, the really most significant information here is understanding what the agencies and particularly the fbi knew about the threat picture in the days and weeks leading up to january 6th and how they handled that information. what sort of decisions they made about it, what sort of assumptions they may have built into their assessments and how they handled that information. i think that's where we have re

maria: liz i mean just such a double standard i mean melania trump was a modeled at one point, first beautiful woman be ahead of with such dignity under constant attack four years is stunning, what can you say? they have to write wonderful things about jen psaki the face of the biden administration you have a president who cannot speak on his own who is not allowed by the press people surrounding him to talk unguardianedly to reporters general sack youi probably most important person in white house to some degree the president incapable of sends his message to america they have to build this woman up i think they is competent i don't think they is great she lies to the press all the time just the way all press secretaries have to do to cover-up failings of the administration i am not at all surprised they are giving her this treatment they absolutely have to do that. maria: well one person who will not allow her to lie is peter doocy doing an incredible job may be she is talking about him. . just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy

in the drawer of the resolute desk and the last line of the note was michelle and i wish you and melaniabark on this great adventure and know that we stand ready to help in any way as which we can. good luck and godspeed. with that he left the oval office for the last time. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning, sir. >> good morning, sir. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you, guys. >> he went and said good-bye to the household staff, butlers, ushers, groundkeepers. and von everett, one of the butlers who had been there since the reagan years, you can imagine what it was like for him to have been there for the first african-american president. there's a tradition that the incoming president comes to the white house the morning before the inauguration for a reception. after everyone else had finally boarded the motorcade president obama took trump aside to brief him on a pending national security issue. he escorted trump to the limousine. they had to ride in the limousine to the capitol together. the guy on the right is mike white. you always see the person in that position behind the pre

they will have a big celebration back at the white house with the also beautiful first lady melania. go usa. >> he would know the medal count. >> that's almost verbatim. were you writing for him? i'm deeply impressed. geraldo, it reminds me of marilou retton. remember her? >> sure. can i speak more broadly referencing marilou retton, a great champion. >> greg: how dare you. >> i'm an old fashion patriot and i think you and katy both made a very eloquent presentation in that regard. i also believe in the first amendment. i think people have the right to protest. they can use any platform they have access to. they have total freedom, but i as an old fashion person, you can tell by my mullet, i really feel that the olympics is not the appropriate stage to be negative about your country. the reason i lover the olympics, one of the reasons, aside from the superb athleticism, there is the flag of this country -- pick a country, france, africa, and all of this, ivory coast, however you say it, by using the olympics as a stage to make a political point is a cheap shot, and i really believe,

lawmakers want the call logs and schedules from january 6th from melania trump as well as the former son-in-law jared kushner who was special adviser. the committee is also demanding specifics from what unfolded inside the white house that day january 6th. they want all of the white house visitor logs, the records of the movements of the former president, and communications from the situation room that day. plus, any information pertaining to trump's mental health and any efforts to use the insurrection act to stop the transfer of power to now president joe biden. so the committee wants all of this, plus any details on discussions that occurred between cabinet officials ranging from election day 2020 through the inauguration about possibly invoking the twenty-fifth amendment to remove trump from office. so, jake, the committee is asking for a lot of documents from the archives. this could be subject to executive privilege, and the committee is asking for all of it within the next two weeks by september 9th. jake? >> all right, jessica schneider, thanks so much. let's discuss. i'd lov

lawmakers are asking for the call logs and schedules from the date of january 6 for melania trump andldren, ivanka, don jr. and eric. and also jared kushner who was special adviser. the committee is also demanding specifics from what unfolded inside the white house that day january 6. they want all of the white house visitor logs, records of the movements of trump and communications from the situation room that day. plus any information relating to trump meantal health and possibly any efforts to use the insurrection act to stop the transfer of power to now president biden. plus the committee wants details on any discussions that might have occurred between cabinet officials ranging from election day 2020 through the inauguration about those officials possibly invoking the 25th amendment to remove trump from office. so it is a wide ranging set of requests. and the committee is asking for all of this within two weeks by september 9. but it is unclear if they will get it all. president biden could assert executive privilege even over the trump white house documents, that could avoid any

the request to eight federal agencies covers records involving melania trump, donald jr., eric and ivanka trump, jared kushner, mark meadows, hope hicks, stephen miller, and kayleigh mcenany, among others. investigators are focused on whether trump wanted to use the military to remain in power and whether administration officials considered invoking the 25th amendment to remove trump during his final weeks in office. in michigan, a federal judge has disciplined nine pro-trump attorneys, including sidney powell and lin wood, over their unsubstantiated claims in a lawsuit falsely claiming that the 2020 election was stolen. the lawyers will have to pay the legal fees for the city of detroit and other defendants, and they face sanctions that could lead to their disbarment. also in michigan, 25-year-old ty garbin was sentenced wednesday to six years in prison for his role in plotting to kidnap michigan democratic governor gretchen whitmer last year. garbin was the first of 14 men arrested over the plot to be sentenced and received a reduced penalty after he agreed to cooperate with federal inv

melania erupts in laughter to the point where it kind of takes some of the people at the table off guard a little bit, a little bit awkward. trump says what's so funny? she kind of catches her breath and said donald, no one goes to monaco in november. but then you have liked trump worried about losing privately and publicly claiming fraud. i do think it is, you know, i don't think it's purely cynical. i don't think he fully believes it. i have sorted seen him run through these, through the cycle, but certainly at the end of the day he doesn't think, he's going to protect his brand, and republican leaders know in congress, you see them. they think there's something to this, right, that trump didn't win, they know that by d.c. a way to energize the base, using election security issues as what to energize the base heading into 2022 and beyond. >> okay. one of the things i thought of when i was reading the book was that clearly you had a lot of solid relationships with a lot of solid sources who spoke to you with sometimes i really extraordinary candor. you covered donald trump every day for

including for white house records relating to trump's family like the call logs and schedules for melania trump, jared kushner and his three eldest children. they are also seeking communications from key white house staffers like chief of staff mark meadows who pushed the justice department to investigate baseless claims of fraud already released documents show and white house council pat cipollone who cnn reported pushed back. plus the committee wants the archives to hand over evidence of any efforts to delay the electoral count including communications involving sid any powell and rudy giuliani, trump lawyers, who persist entsly pushed false claims of fraud. >> all i want to do is this, i just want to find 11,780 votes which is one more than we have. >> reporter: trump's pressure campaign on georgia officials to overturn the results also a target of the mass receive records request. but all the white house requests will be subject to executive privilege if the current president chooses to fassert it. and if he chooses not to, trump could wage a long ranging legal fight. they plan to sen

the request seeks call logs, telephone records, schedules for trump's children, former first lady melanialose to the former president. joining us now is mary trump, niece of the former president, and author of the new book "the reckoning our nation's trauma." thank you for being with us. i wonder what you make of the former president's promise to invoke executive privilege. not from a legal standpoint, but with your psychological background here, if he's so proud of his behavior in the days surrounding january 6, why does he want to hide it? >> it's a really good question. he is desperate for the truth to remain hidden here. he also knows that he no longer has the powers and protections of the oval office to allow him to skate by this. i was actually quite pleased at the depth and breadth of the request being made by the committee because it shows that they understand the seriousness of what we faced and what we continue to face. and donald will do everything in his power to stonewall, to avoid, to evade and to deny them the information they want. and he will give everybody else the same

melania there's always a reason why. >> that's exactly right. >> the candidate is always kicked down the road. >> you remember when hewas going to fix healthcare ?>> we were going to have a great plan. there is no plan, there will never be a plan . you get people hyped up but then there's always a reason why. we couldn't do it for the media let me do it or the rhinos, they wouldn't let me do it. there's always an excuse and that's what these prosperity scams excel that. it was about to happen everything wasn't right. we needed to connect a few more details. it has to be perfect. that's always the reason given why the big thing whether it's mass arrests or infrastructure, it never happens becauseit's not perfect . >> we talk a lot about this recently about how chu has gone away. the character, the person, the ron watkins probably has stopped posting. that has absolutely happened but the idea of constant bogeyman that get interchanged and there's a substitute bogeyman, that's now fox news. that's not q-anon. we've seen this in the past few months where fox news tried doctor seuss and i

including for white house records relating to trump's family like the call logs and schedules from melanianer and his three eldest children. they are seeking communications from key white house staffers like mark meadows who pushed the justice department to investigate baseless claims of fraud already released documents show and white house counsel who cnn reported pushed back and the committee wants the archives to handover evidence of communications involving trump lawyers sydney powell and rudy gh giuliani who per sissisted the claims. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. >> reporter: trump's pressure campaign on georgia officials to overturn the results also a target of the massive records request. but all the white house requests will be subject to executive privilege if the current president chooses to assert it and if biden chooses not to, trump could try to challenge it and wage a long ranging legal fight. the committee's char man has said the panel plans to send notices to various communications companies, requesting that they preserve phone records

melania will do an immigration press conference. it's going to be next week. nothing ever happens.ut it doesn't matter because by the time you get to the place there something you to take your attention. there's always a reason why it didn't happen. infrastructure, two weeks. >> exactly right. >> it's always, they can't is always kicked down the road. remove what is going to fix, healthcare? somewhere next week, three months? >> will have a great plan, going to be a great plan. there is still planted there whenever the airplane but it doesn't matter because you could people hyped up and then there's always a reason why. we couldn't do it, or the needy would let me do it, or the rinos wouldn't let me do it. there's always reason, always an excuse and that's what is prosperity scams really excelled that was there was about to happen but everything wasn't right. we needed to connect a few more details. it has to be perfect. that's always the reason even why the big thing whether it's infrastructure, it never happens because it's not perfect. >> we talked about this recently about how

i think it's fair to say that people have an opinion about melania trump's recent rose garden renovation. but hopefully as the history of that site, which i just briefly numerated, described the rose garden itself as a fairly, in the grand history of the white house grounds which go on for more than two centuries, 1962 is not that long ago really. and previous to that time there were a lot of different iterations of that garden. so the idea that anything that's on the ground is sacrosanct isn't really true. the president and the first lady, they're temporary residents. but when they're there, they're in charge. but the good news is that every president and every first lady has had the good sense to tread lightly -- no pun intended -- on the grounds and respect to the history and add to it rather than subtract from it. and this definitely includes first lady trump's recent renovation. rachel lambert mellon, bunny mellon, specifically even in 1989 she returned to the white house to spruce up the rose garden under the reagan administration. and at that time, even mrs. mellon, the original c

he goes to where he used to live and he goes to melania tunnel. where he his headquarters wasn't where he lived right before he was evacuated but his family and then he goes up and looks at some of the batteries that you know, really were what corregidor's claim to fame was what's interesting is is one of the things he says is he's standing in front of battery wheeler, which was one of the massive coastal guns and he says his gentleman corregidor is living proof that the day of the fixed fortress is over. and i sort of have that quote in there and that quote is sort of stuck with me because you know, i think what he's saying is when the japanese took it took corregidor, you know, they bombed it they didn't attack it with ships, you know regular was really built to fight a naval a naval attack and to shoot back at ships, but when the bombers get involved or when you drop paratroopers on top of it this idea of building a fortress island to protect the mouth in the middle. manila bay is is far in the past by the time he gets there and and i think the

seem to exist during democratic in administrations, the trump administration when you have literally melanialeigh mcenany one of the hardest white-collar jobs you can find anywhere and that's a press secretary for a president and here we are if you're democratic i administration you get to be on the cover of vogue or vanity fair and if you're republican wait your turn for years are now when you're gone and maybe we'll let you back on again. stuart: that's my personal opinion, will see you again soon i got a break in, this is breaking right now. the senate just passed the infrastructure built that literally just happened on capitol hill. i see the downslope 150, 160 points, show me they're down 30 and we got any input there on the change in the scope of the market or the behavior of the market, there it is the winners are the green and that is still winning the day. lauren: has concrete stuff infrastructure stuff it's up to and a quarter% on the passage of this infrastructure bill but for the most part a lot of these companies and etf's have seen gains earlier in the year. stuart: it's 1146 a

you know, we were inspired by former president trump and melania trump and take our power pack as parents, know everything, but when your kids see that you can get the answers and that mom and dad are still learning, it inspires them to learn as well and they see that hey, you know, this is -- omni directional. learning is not just linger. and it's a discovery of, you know, what you can do together as a family and we have just enjoyed this new path that we have chosen to take with our families and we thank god for this opportunity. rachel: what are the challenges for you? >> i would say that we have an 11-month-old and my wife has her on the hip and she has her needs as a little baby. rachel: yeah. >> each of the children has a different learning need. that can be a challenge to seeing how to differentiate the learning to meet their needs now that my wife is staying at home. rachel: one of the things i find so interesting and appealing about the idea of home schooling is that can you do so much in a compressed time. our kids go to school for 8 hours a day and they still come home with sta