melania trump liked to be front and center.ferent topics from international affairs to stuff going on at home, and melania wasn't comfortable with that. there were times melania had to assert herself and say, not so fast, ivanka, this is my turf. another thing that's interesting in the book is melania trump was angry about the alleged fairs t -- affairs donald trump had. we remember, of course, because we covered it, stormy and others. grisham writes when melania trump turned up at state of the union with a hand some military aide on her arm that grisham and another aide had gone shopping in the military aide office for a good-looking, young, uniformed military aide per melania's instructions. she knew her visual cues, but she also knew how to sort of stick it to her husband. the separate motorcades, not wanting to do a walk across the lawn after the monica lewinsky scandal. those emboldened the first lady and made her more independent from her husband. >> i remember we were asking, what is she doing, what are these signals she

communications director to first lady melania trump. thank you for being with us. have a lot of questions about your book. >> i will take them. >> now. >> yes. >> i want to start with mike pence and what he did last night. i want your take to explain to us how someone who was there on january 6th could contort himself, could twist himself into such knots, you know, eight months later to justify what happened. >> well, not only was he there, but he was being rushed to somewhere safe with his family. i mean, his family was in danger. i know that there were calls going to the white house saying, "my family is in danger. what's going on?" so i think to contort himself is actually a big part of the book. i think right now he is -- trump is the leader of the republican party. i think that everybody, despite january 6th, despite constantly pushing these election lies, they still are, like, loyal to donald trump. as long as you stay on his good side, you know, that's all that matters. it's scary to me. i personally right now am on this little island alone, but i think that

the interns and how melania trump referred to ivanka as the princess.o you think they were in the white house? why do you think they were doing what they were doing because you don't describe them as having accomplished a whole great deal other than jared kushner pushing forward criminal justice reform, which the president apparently hated that jared made him do. but do they just like the proximity to power? what exactly was their purpose, do you think? >> much like -- this is how the book is. i start out talking about how much i really respected and admired everybody. >> definitely. >> and they are no different. and i want to believe still that they entered there wanting to help and try to do good. but as i watched more and more and more, you know, basically to keep it simple, they wanted to be there when things were going great. they wanted to be in all the photo ops. they wanted to, of course, meet the queen. i think jared especially got very, very heady with power. a lot of us did, don't get me wrong. and i think he became a real liability in that h

>> when you're in the east wing, everyone wants to keep melania trump and her staff happy.we were treated very well. we were almost walled off a little bit from a lot of the toxic nature of the west wing. when i moved over to the west wing, i almost immediately started to regret it. >> reporter: stephanie grisham refers to herself as the longest serving trump hanger on. >> i am terrified of him running for president in 2024. i don't think he is fit for the job. i think that he is a narcissist, and cares about himself first and foremost. >> reporter: for six years, grisham had a front row seat to history, as white house press secretary and chief of staff. in her new book, she says she's not looking for people to like her. >> liberal america thinks you should have done more, and that you were enabling. and the trump side of if world thinks that you're a traitor. >> correct. >> reporter: her biggest regret, not serving her country during the pandemic. >> do you think that misinformation or dishonestly cost lives? >> yes. >> with covid? >> yes. i will always think that, and i d

the wide range of request include call logs and schedules from family febr februarys including melania trump, jared kush ner and documents pertaining to the mental tablt of the form president. he signed his own letters ending, should the committee persist, i will take all necessary steps to defend the office of the presidency. >> the democrats party of the fear of the return of donald trump. >> former trump official steve bannon is telling the january 6 select committee he will not comply with the subpoena saying the former president will not cooperate. it will be up to the courts to decide whether bannon will have to cooperate. >> this letter is a delay tack tack and legally holds no water. >> many say bannon would not be covered by executive privilege because he left the white house in 2017 and was not working for the federal government on january 6. one day after that deadline, the committee revealing a statement, two other targets former chief of staff are engaging with the committee even though trump told them not to comply. >> the committee is firing back to bannon. in a statement lawm

ranging request included call logs and schedules from trump's family members on january 6 including melania trump, three oldest children and son-in-law jared kushner and visitor logs from the white house on january 6 and even documents pertaining to the mental stability of the former president. trump sent a letter to the archives trying to exert executive privilege signing a letter and ended it with should the committee seek i will take all necessary and appropriate steps to defend the office of the presidency. >> it's fear of the return of trump. that's why all the committees are. >> reporter: former trump official steve bannon is telling select committee he will not comply with the congressional subpoena. the attorney saying in a letter the former president plans to invoke expectative privilege and must accept the direction. bannon's legal team also saying it could be up to the courts to decide whether he will be forced to cooperate essentially daring the commit tee to sue or hold bannon in criminal contempt. >> this letter we saw from steve bannon is a delay tactic, a political strategy but le

this account of the north carolina mom, 41 years old, she starts off by liking donald trump, of melania trumpews, and after a few weeks, facebook is recommending facebook, recommending that she follow qanon pages. >> that's what i said yes. >> follows the 3% pages, this is experience we are familiar with right, and i think that is really what demonstrates all of this, mark zuckerberg can say whatever he wants, i will say i think he's doing some more and more like trump in that rather than engaging in substance he's attacking the media and everybody seems to be wrong apart from facebook in his view, even people who used to work at the company, but specifically dance your question, they knew about this project and this q and on experiment in 2019, and it took them another year to ban qanon, just a few weeks before the election. >> you can see with that, as i said, the rebels, it's always like brainwashing, more and more of the same and it gets more extreme and more extreme as you continue to go along. sometimes i'm like i know it's not should i say i've got to get out of this, this is really di

. >> i just got this from melania trump's office about stephanie grisham. author is desperately trying to rehabilitate her tarnished reputation by manipulating and distorting the truth will mrs. trump. ms. grisham is a deceitful and troubled individual who doesn't deserve anyone's trust." as stephanie grisham has said, she's expecting this. she's expecting them to take her down and she said, i mean this is the irony of the whole thing, she said "i was once one of the people who worked on the inside and took others down when they turned on the trumps." that was her job ostensibly for many years. >> she said they were "heady with power" didn't care about serving the country. that is a sad admission and certainly we're looking to see for more answers from her. kate, thank you so much for that. we will get a chance to talk to stephanie grisham. we're going to do that live right here on "new day" tomorrow morning. >>> and up next, the senator confronted by protesters while she was going to the bathroom. >>> plus the trump-backed candidate running for arizona gov

the research of a woman from north carolina who simply says she's a fan of melania trump. okay.e all known this. anyone who has facebook accounts for politics, news or the like knows this, but it's effectively hurting our democracy. >> so their concept is free speech and the brothers and sisters on the right will say, you just want to censor them more. >> you want free speech, right? but there's a difference in someone in a crowded room yelling "fire." that is not free speech. it would be like a multiplex theater put speakers in every one of their theaters and broadcast it. they would be liable for that. so we ever algorithms that you need to have transparency and we need to make sure researchers can access them, then we have to look at the liabilities for that. the second big bucket things, privacy act. the fact we don't have a privacy law has hindered us, and it's because they have made so much money off americans because there is no rules of the road for privacy. i know this has been a subject before of some discussions, with you, me and others, trying to allow the marketplac

started off by liking a few popular conservative facebook pages like fox news, donald trump, and melania trumpr down a rabbit hole of misinformation. after only two days -- two days, facebook recommended carol follow a qanon page and a few date later it suggested she follow another. this experiment was never meant to be made public, but details about it were included in documents leaked by facebook whistleblower frances haugen who said the company is not doing enough to crackdown on conspiracy theories and online hate. >> and they know algorithmic based ranking keeps you on their sites longer. you have longer sessions. you show up more often, and that makes them more money. >> reporter: by week three r of the experiment, carol's feed had become, quote, a constant flow of misleading and polarizing content according to the facebook employee who is running the account. a lot of us spend way too much time on social media and when we try to cut back on those apps, companies like facebook will often send us a push notification to lure us back. that's exactly what happened during this experiment as w

to see what will happen, a woman from north carolina was simply saying, she's a fan of melania trump,qanon content. we know this. anybody who uses facebook or the like knows this. it's hurting people and hurting our democracy. >> the conceptual pushback is free speech. and your brothers and sisters on the right, say you want to censor them more. that's what it is for the left. what is the balance for you between right and responsibility? >> very good point. and you want to have free speech, right? there's a difference between someone, in a crowded movie theater yelling fire. that's not free speech, right? that's not protected speech. but guess what? this is the trick of the algorithms. it would be like a multiplex theater put speakers and broadcast it. they would be liable for that. you have algorithms. we need transparency and we need to make sure researchers can access them. and we have to look at the liability provisions for that. second big bucket of things, privacy laws. we don't have a federal privacy la hindered us. it's one of the reasons that facebook and platforms make so mu

she starts off by liking donald trump, melania trump, fox news and after a few weeks, facebook is recommendingommending she follow qanon pages. >> that's what i said, right? you get -- >> yeah. >> go on. >> she follows three percenter pages. this is an experience we're all familiar with and i think that really is, that demonstrates this. zuckerberg can say whatever he wants. i'll say i think zuckerberg is starting to sound more and more like trump rather than engaging on substance, he's atatacking te media and everyone seems to be wrong including facebook, even people that worked at ed at the company. they knew about this in 2019. it took them another year to ban qanon a few weeks before the election when they did that. >> you can see, as i said, when you go down this route it's like brainwashing. more and more and more of the same and it gets more extreme and more extreme and more extreme as you continue to go along. i have to find myself, i know it's not true and i got to get out of this, it's disturbing. unquestionably that facebook is making hate worse and that's a quote and unless changes

she was incredibly loyal to trump and first lady melania trump. and now she has written this book.t of what she said in our interview is that she is genuinely concerned both about 2024, if he runs and wins. she says there are a lot of things that he wanted to do where he was held back because, well, he had to run for re-election. and he had to worry abo what voters would think. she says if he wins and 2024, what is to hold him back? there is no running for re-election. and she has hereyes on 2022, and just how many of his loyalists can be put into congress or into secretaries of state roles and others. we have to say, the second she turned on trump, trump and all of trumpism turned on her. so she is a person in exile who doesn't really have a huge audience, necessarily, because, i mean, people who support trp don't like her anymore, ad liberals already hated her. >> woodruff: but she is out there talking and making those points. >> amy: that's why she wrote the book, she said. >> woodruff: that you're just sharing. meanwhile, amy, we're looking at other polls that have to do with p

house adviser and ex-boyfriend of stephanie grisham, even after grisham says she told donald and melania trump >> that's something i told the president and first lady about, and they did nothing. you know, if it didn't affect them and as long as i was keeping quiet and being good, then i guess that kind of behavior was okay. >> reporter: grish ham has not identified miller by name she has identified him as a congressional candidate endorsed by trump. >> it was like a gut punch when i saw he endorsed him knowing what happened. >> reporter: miller has responded by suing her for deafination. his lawyer telling cnn miss grisham's allegations that mr. miller was violent and physically abusive towards her are absolutely untrue and accusing her of trying to boost book sales. grisham says the lawsuit is an attempt at intimntimidation, wh is right out of the trump play book. >> herschel is not only a georgia hero, he is an american legend. >> reporter: even though walker has been accused of threatening his ex-wife and friend of his ex-wife's in the early 2000s. an ex-girlfriend also said walker threate

night former president trump offered his support as he watched game four with former first lady melania trumpe was even seen joining the braves fans in doing the tomahawk chop. so a good time with the former president as well as some excited braves fans out here, but don't sleep on the astros. they could take this back to houston after tonight's game. but, you know, these fans out here are hoping that they get a world series win here in atlanta tonight. jon? >> jon: sweet revenge it would be after that all-star game got pulled. charles watson, charles, thank you. >>> and you can catch all of the action, game five in atlanta between the braves and astros tonight on fox. it begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern, about an hour and 15 minutes from now. >>> virginia's closely-watched governor's race could boil down to the state's hot-button issue, education, critical race theory to the attorney general's controversial memo on dealed with fired-up parents. we will talk to one virginia dad calling this contest the fight for the soul of america, next. or judge him by his jacket. while ted's eyes are on the roa

she mostly had her job at the white house with the first lady, then melania trump.akes office, if he were to win, he doesn't have to worry about re-election anymore. he will be about revenge. he will probably have some pretty draconian policies that will go on. there were conversations that people will say, that'll be the second term. that will be the second term. meaning, we won't have to worry about a re-election. >> i mean, the book is called "i'll take your questions now," and she didn't take questions from reporters. i don't know really what to make of this. it seems like a rehabilitation tour. she has aspirations to do something outside of president trump and trump world, and doesn't see her career as tied to his. so that is why she -- you know, we're getting this from her now. where was she? why didn't she speak up at a time when it could have really mattered? >> probably wants to make some money, right? we see a lot of these former trump officials trying to cash out from their time in the trump white house. i think this is probably another example. >> yeah.

we're looking at video from last year when president trump and first lady melania trump hosted the traditionent biden and first lady jill biden will be in europe for halloween. they'll be attending the g 20 summit. so they're not to be able to hold the halloween trick or treating event. instead, the white house is going to be lighting it up with orange lights on halloween night so we can still partake in the holiday. and san francisco has now been listed as one of the best places in the country to celebrate halloween wallet-hub looked at 100 of the largest cities in the country and look at things like the number of costume stores and trick or treating spots and it determined that san francisco is the 5th best city to celebrate halloween, new york. number one, followed by los angeles than miami and vegas. halloween is sunday. you believe it. still ahead of time dust off those ski boots and a wax snowboards. >> a list of all the ski >> a list of all the ski resorts that are opening up a [ding dong] what are you doing? what? just reminding him i serve my breakfast sandwiches all day and all nig

the names reporting grisham details how donald trump yelled at melania trump for wearing that jacket said i really don't care, do you. telling her, quote, what the hell were you thinking? trump has come out criticizing his former top aides saying in part that grisham wrote bad and untrue things about him and said she'd become very angry and bitter after a breakup. to you, omarosa does any of what grisham writes surprise you? do you believe this is an honest accounting or the words of someone who's angry and bitter? >> they sound very familiar. they're revelations i wrote about three years ago in my book. i shared about his reaction to the jacket. i shared that donald trump had this tremendous temper and sometimes if you're on the receiving end of it, it was quite terrifying, and at the time when stephanie was in the office and i shared these revelations she called them all lies. she said that they weren't true, and then here she is writing the same exact tales in a different book with a different cover. so i don't know what her motivation is. i had a good relationship with stephanie

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trump seems to be okay with is melania trump version, nice white people coming from white people, and brown people coming from brown countries are coming here to hurt you. that is rhetoric as old as this country. this is not a new playbook. it is very effective. he has seen how effective it has been, and he's pulling out the old trump card. >> and this haitians have aids stigma is not new for this country. in the early 90s during the haitian refugee country, then attorney general william barr serving under george h.w. bush created this detention program as it is at guantanamo bay where thousands of haitians were detained there, kept there for months, more than a year, because they were hiv positive, so this country, not just former president trump has a history of this type of activity. for a more in-depth discussion, listen to the latest episode of ma ra's podcast. always good to have you on the show. >>> this is cnn breaking news. top of the hour, i'm victor blackwell, alisyn is off. we're following a lot of breaking news on the investigation into the january 6th capitol riots, and

president trump, melania trump, she followed those things. two days later, she starts to get recommendations by facebook to join qanon, right? even though -- even though all she did was follow president trump. her feed then becomes full of misinformation even though she didn't accept the qanon invitation, right? all the sudden, it becomes a blast of all the vileness. but she was fake. she didn't exist. she was created by facebook for research purposes. so, facebook knew. facebook knew when you sign up and say you like trump, you were getting fed this stuff. they knew it because she was their creation. >> that is exactly right and it's such an important example because here they create this dummy account and she does not opt into these groups that are being recommend today her, these qanon groups. and yet, despite that fact, she becomes inundated with more and more of their content and requests and extremism and so, facebook did know. and that's just one small kmachl but example but it's a particularly damning one. it really is because it shows

according to a new book, former first lady melania trump obsessively read her own press coverage, because you can only reread your marriage contract so many times and finally, according to a new survey, 42% of americans said that they feel bad if they don't do anything productive all day fortunately, clicking this counts as productive and that was a monologue you guys, we got a great show for you tonight. he is a six-time nba all star and member of the brooklyn nets. blake griffin will be here in studio and he is the creator of "the sopranos." his prequel film "the many saints of newark" is out now david chase will also be here. but before we get to all of that, progressives of the democratic party staged a collective show of force against the two senate moderates holding up president biden's agenda, while fox news and the gop resorted to increasingly desperate rhetoric to make it sound scary. for more on this it is time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: you might recall that when it came to getting things done the previous president didn't always offer a reliable timeline in fact, he even

it's a chatty account of her time with team trump where she was also chief of staff to melania trump who has responded to ms. grisham's book this way. ms. grisham is a deceitful and troubled individual who doesn't deserve anyone's trust. with that, stephanie grisham joins me now. welcome to "meet the press." >> thank you for having me. appreciate it. >> i want to start with you explaining why viewers tonight, today, should trust what you say in response to my questions. you lay out in the book, you admit that you were -- many times in trump world you're asked to misinform or perhaps lie on behalf of the boss. so you're doing a tell-all now. why should we believe you? >> i think that is a very, very fair question. i will let anybody who chooses to read the book decide for themselves. in short, i don't have anybody to answer for anymore. i had a lot of time to reflect and i really moved far, far away from the bubble in d.c. and had a long time to almost deprogram myself in what i went through and reflect on it and i thought i'd write it down. i thought if i'm going to write a book, i w

melania trump, today, released a statement to cnn calling stephanie grisham a troubled individual.dent and first lady attack stephanie grisham using the same language and the same tactics, the same personal takedowns that she probably helped orchestrate herself when she was on the other side of that trump administration from the inside. >> right. right. right. i mean, yeah, such -- such a great point. and of course, as you point out, hired her. kept her on. promoted her. um, you know? >> many years. >> yeah. all right. thank you so much, kate. and thanks to all of you for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. the lawyer for facebook whistle-blower frances haugen joins us tonight on the eve of her testimony before senate subcommittee. and perhaps, it was just a coincidence but today, the world's largest social network went down. facebook and facebook-owned instagram and whatsapp were all unreachable for much of the day. prompting one twitter user to write half jokingly, instagram and facebook are currently not working as our democracy, society, and a healthy sense of se

i feel like we correctly said be best was a terrible name for melania trump. >> nothing beats be bestr is only a little bit better than be best. [ laughter ] you know, we've talk about it. we had senator elizabeth warren here yesterday a lot of people have framed this bill as a number, right? 3.5 trillion i think that's a thing that people in the street could tell you far faster than they could tell you what's in this bill have democrats done a bad job of telling this story has the media done a bad job reporting this story >> i think it's three things i think it's -- the media has done a pretty bad job of telling. i think democrats have not done a great job as well. but the weird thing though, is this is all reverse engineered around the procedural imperitive they get one reconciliation bill, right? to avoid the 60 vote threshold because they don't want to get rid of the filibuster, at least manchin, sinema, and maybe a few others don't so that means everything's got to go in the one bill. so then it's very hard to message a bill that's got six or seven different things in it which un

stephanie grisham accounts her time at the trump administration as press secretary and advisor to melania trump. the aftermath of the tree of life synagogue shooting in pittsburgh and its effect on the local community in squirrel hill. in unsettled, addiction recovery advocate ryan hampton argues the bankruptcy of purdue pharma fails to provide justice for those impacted by the opioid crisis appeared behind these titles this upcoming week wherever books are sold. >> politics and prose bookstore in washington d.c. recently hosted a virtual event with meghan stone and rachel augustine who spoke about the global impact of that "me too" movement. >> for me, i had been working on the 2016 presidential campaign as alyssa said trying to win out the dream of electing a first woman president in the united states and was really surprised in the aftermath of that election to see women's activism not only here in the united states, but around the world. if you think back to the 2017 women's march which was not only here in d.c., it was on every continent and it was organized transnationally and digitally i

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you know how disgusted we were with those free melania hashtag, trump's third baby mama not only chosestand by him but wallow in all the deplorable behavior. while many in the media try to prevent her as a victim. we always saw her as a villain. this is the way it has gone for many former trump appointees. they sail up, riding mediocrity, hack away at the diverse foundation of america and walk away from all the rubble, only to be swept with, met with sweet cable news contract, lucrative book deals and interviews and zero account ability. any idea how this looks to the rest of us? grisham has two traffic i arrests, including pleading guilty to a dui and lost jobs with plagiarism and cheating on expenses, she was embroiled in scandal and arrested twice. still landed a high profile position in the white house. yet, black and brown people are subjected to a punishing criminal justice system and those among us who have records can't get a job anywhere while the privileged and incompetent gets to laugh at our tears all the way to the bank. even in the case of omarosa, who was all too willing

just months after calling for a boycott to major league baseball, former president donald trump and his wife melaniaer first couple seen here taking part in the controversial tomahawk chop with the braves fans. the chop is seen as offensive to many who believe it promotes a racist stereotype of native americans. nbc's vaughn hilliard has more from atlanta. >> good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, kendis and lindsey. yesterday they won 3-2. what you saw is former president trump attending this game. why is this notable? seven months ago he called for the boycott of major league baseball after major league baseball decided to pull the all-star game out of atlanta and move it to colorado. added new measures for voter i.d. laws pertaining to mail-in ballots. last night the president was here in georgia. you could also note that this is where he lost, by just over 11,000 votes in last year's 2020 election. but what you see in that video is him doing the tomahawk chop. this is a couple months after the cleveland indians said they were changing to the cleveland guardians. but this was the presiden

and all they've done is follow donald trump, melania, fox news, a local news source and all they did was click on the first ten things. facebook suggested a group, they joined that group. not doing any conscious action here and within a week, you see q anon, in two weeks, things about white genocide. and you can say how did that happen? why are these the things that facebook is choosing to show you and it's because those things get the highest engagement. >> what's stunning in that is that you're literally engaging with qanon pages after one week. is this going to be a subject of interest for those investigating january 6th? could you potentially want to see more information on the way this hot bed of disinformation was used to lead us to january the 6th? >> i think you would want some of that. i think more than anything, you want the facebook accounts of the individuals who organized the january 6th account. i do think a.b.'s right. i think it's going to be very hard to figure out a way for congress to agree on what to do about it even though they do agree it is a problem and part o

and former president donald trump and his wife melania were at game four in atlanta, waving to the crowdhing to do with too much halloween candy, right? >> not yet. oh, my goodness, good morning to you. the braves on a precipice of pulling one of the turnarounds they have ever seen. they had to replace every outfielder, lost their pitcher in game one to a broken league and her they are with a chance to win it all tonight at home. it would be one of the greatest moments in atlanta sports history. braves down 2-1 in the seventh. crowd waiting to explode. dansby swanson lights the fuse. he sends the rocket to right. ball just sneaking over the wall. crowd goes wild. game tied. momentum fulling flowing for atlanta now. very next batter, jorge solar hits that thing out of here! just past jordan alvarez's glove. the dugout is hyped. defense, eighth inning, jose altuve, incredible catch by eddie rosario. full sprint, ridiculous hand/eye coordination, share-fire extra bases hit from altuve. braves win taking a commanding 3-1 series lead. they can clinch the title tonight. after the game, swanson

when you make a brand-new account and you follow the mainstream interests, for example, foxnews, trump, melania, it will lead you very rapidly to qanon, to white genocide content but this, this is a true on the right. it's true on the left. these systems lead to amplification and division, at a think you're right like it's a question of like the system wants to find the content that will make you engaged more and that is extreme polarizing content. >> like it's your fault. again a massive misrepresentation of the way the company actually works. >> facebook is very good at -- they have very good communicators and the reality is like at the business model is leading them to dangerous actions. [inaudible] >> the other party is facebook, not another usurer actually. on fake accounts, we heard about how -- authentic activity. based on your work at facebook how big a problem do you think that is on things like civil integrity around elections? were talking networks of hundreds of thousands of accounts have been taken down at how much of a problem? >> i'm extremely worried about fake account and want

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when you have a brand new account and mainstream interest, fox, news, trump, melania, it will lead you rapidly to q-anon, lead you to white genocide content. it's not just on the right, it's on the left as well. these systems lead to amplification and division and i think you're right, it's a question of the system wants to find the content that will make you engage more and that's extreme polarizing content. >> i think in that situation, the two to tango, it's your fault that you're seeing this. and an interpretation of the company that actually works. >> facebook is very good with dancing with data. they have very good communicators and reality. the business model is leading them to dangerous interactions. >> two to tango and the other party is facebook not another user. and into the networks, the authentic activity. based on your work at facebook, do you look around elections and some evidence which would network hundreds of thousands of accounts taken down, how much in your area of work? >> i'm extremely worried about the accounts and i want to give you guys some context around-- t

, trays, and marble trinket boxes emblazoned with the presidential seal or the signatures of trump and melania on that new report, mike schmidt. ben rhodes is back. mike, tell us about the saudi furs. that seems to be some of the most salacious and juicy reporting in here. >> so, when donald trump went to saudi arabia in may of 2017, you remember there was that thing with the orb. they really lavished trump with gifts, at least they appeared to. when they got back, a white house lawyer determined that one or two or three of the gifts might violate the endangered species act because it said it was a -- came from a white tiger and it came from cheetah fur, and if you are in possession of items like that, you're violating the law. but the trump white house held on to these items for three and a half more years. they showed up at the general services administration on the last day of the trump administration. the -- in response to our questions, u.s. fish and wildlife took possession of them over the summer, because they're the folks that deal with endangered species, you know, products. and when

trump's former top adviser on russia. the book is called "there is nothing for you here," which is also what melania says whenever donald triest into bed with her. [ laughter ] according to fiona hill, trump kept a list of all the foreign officials who made nasty comments about him. he would just record it, write it down, so he could pay them back. which is a big deal, because it would be the first time he ever paid anyone back, really. [ laughter ] how many books, from people who worked for him, will be enough before his supporters go, maybe, you know, maybe it's time to take the lawn sign down. [ laughter ] maybe he's not so great. everyone who worked for trump is turning on him. except for his former vice poodle. you remember the guy trump sent the mob in to kill? mike pence? as in "hang mike pence"? well pence hilariously told sean hannity last night that he has a strong relationship with trump. he says they started amicably. just like o.j. and nicole. [ laughter and moans ] and he believes the media is to blame for focusing on january 6th instead of focusing on joe biden and afghanistan instead. >> we went 18 months with

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former president donald trump and first lady melania attended the game and joined braves fans doing the tomahawk chop. speaking of fans. i talked to a lot of them yesterday, for many this is a family affair. listen. >> my first braves game ever, the 1995 world series ever. that is when i fell in love with them. dream of mine since then to bring my son to a world series. baseball. braves fans, astros fans here to support our teams. fun of the sport. >> cautious optimist tonight. it would be outstanding to watch it close out at home, right? you know, one out at a time. one inning at a time. hopefully we'll be celebrating tomorrow night after tonight. reporter: the braves are one win away from their first world series title since 1995. there could be a world series celebration in atlanta tonight but astros manager does at this baker, he says his team has been on the ropes before and they know what to do. so what will happen tonight? i don't know. you can find out tuning into fox, 8:15 eastern time. when game 5 of the world series is going to take place, guys. will: carley, exciting stuff.