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navy veteran michael white, who went to iran to see his online girlfriend. dealer. they are all being held in the notorious prison, where political dissidents are held, and they are believed to be held as bargaining trips by the iranian government. robert levinson, who went missing in 2007. there are thousands of americans held by foreign governments. their families want to know what their rates are, and to document this new survey, helping to explain what the government needs to do. jennifer. >> shepard: the man who police say he drove his truck into a group of motorcyclists in new hampshire, killing seven of them, went to court in massachusetts this afternoon. he's facing charges of negligent homicide, and he says he will not fight extradition to new hampshire. the crash happened on friday. what are all transportation officials say that they question the driver, then let him go home to massachusetts. they arrested him there this morning. some schools are facing pressure to change the names of their schools that are after confederate soldiers or confederate

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the discover it® miles card. >>> and we're back now with michael wolff, the author of his now second inside the whiteook, "siege: trump under fire." and, michael, jared kushner's a major figure in this book and in the trump white house. i want to show you this excerpt from a rare video interview that he did this weekend with jonathan swann of axios. let's just go straight to it. >> obviously i'm jewish, you're jewish. to what extent does your judaism inform, you know, how you live your life? >> well, i think the religion that i have, judaism, is probably similar to what a lot of other religions give to people, which is a code of values where you have to be judging yourself and make sure that what you're doing always is the right thing and you feel good about it. >> has your father-in-law ever challenged your values? >> in what regard? >> well, i mean, when you were on the campaign, you had "access hollywood." there's been other things you've had to deal with since then. i mean, like, it's a sensitive question, but i mean it in the sense of you're a son-in-law, you're a husband, you're a senior advise

will assert executive privilege to prevent her from answering questions about her time at the white house. michael zelden is robert mueller's special assistant at the doj and gabby orr is a white house reporter for politico. good to see both of you. michael, let's begin with you. the president said he wanted to fire mueller and that article 2 of the constitution gave him the power to do so but ultimately he decided against it because, quote, it didn't work out well for nixon. so this contradicts what his former white house counsel, don mcgahn, told robert mueller that he refused the president's order to fire mueller. so could this discrepancy be at all a problem for the president? >> well, it's been a public relations problem for sure. don mcgahn testified that the president called him on two occasions and said that mueller has to go. he didn't use the word "fire." he said mueller has to go because he has conflicts, which has been the president's mantra since the appointment of mueller, that he has conflicts based on the golf course that he was a member of and other small things. mcgahn understood

joining us now, michael scherer, white house correspondent for "the new york times" and cnn politicalael, do you have any idea what the president is talking about here, what this coming announcement is? because the mexican foreign minister certainly doesn't seem to. >> yeah, it's a bit of a mystery. there's -- you know, the closest that we can get in terms of speculating what he is talking about is an agreement that the american negotiators last week pressed for repeatedly and the mexicans refused, which is a kind of overhaul of the asylum rules that would have forced migrants that are trying to reach the united states to claim asylum to claim asylum first in mexico, and if they don't do that, then the united states would have the legal right to refuse them entirely, saying that you'd have to apply for asylum first there. that's something that the two countries have been fighting about for some time. the mexicans refused to do that. is it possible that since then, they've sort of secretly agreed to do it? that's possible, though, again, asked that, the mexican foreign minister said th

here for our leadoff discussion on a thursday night, our friend michael crowley, newly minted white house correspondent for the "new york times." tessa barrenson, white house correspondent for time magazine who interviewed the president this week, and with me ben rhodes, former deputy national security adviser, a piece posted in the "new york times," along with maggie haberman, michael schmidt, the president had approved military strikes against iran to take place before dawn friday which would be now. iran time. you write, but the action was abruptly called off for the evening putting a halt to what would have been the president's third military action against targets in the middle east. tell us about this michael. >> well, that's right. i with several colleagues doing good reporting do have the story, and as late as 7:00 or so this evening, officials in the u.s. government did believe that there would be strikes on iran. our understanding was that this approval by president trump followed a spirited debate among top u.s. officials in which key officials, including national security advi

you know, michael said that she has fundamentally changed the role of the press secretary. did she do permanent damage to the role of whites secretary, april? >> permanent damage is absolutely right. i'm going to be polar opposite to michael, forgive, but i am. you know, prior to sarah becoming press secretary i used to be able to go in her office and she would give you details. but once you get in that room and you start making personal attacks when you don't like the legitimate questions there's a problem. in that sound bite that you just played that was part of what she said to the mueller investigation team about how she lied to the american public. you could not trust her. i said it earlier. i'll say it again. i've even tweeted it. she suffers from liabetes. the american deserved better. they did not trust what she said. this is a place, the people's house, where everything comes from water peace, and everything in between. if you can't trust what she says, you can't trust her. she's definitely changed the white house briefing room. i've been in that white house for 22 years, seen various press secretaries from clint

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that from ambassador michael mcfall. the white house says the two leaders went to meet behind closed doors for nearly an hour. prior to departing trump said their discussions were none of our business. indeed, the white house says election interference did not come up in today's discussion. trump's past meetings have been notable for remarks seeming to an solve the kremlin in meddling even though 16 intelligence agencies said that russia was indeed responsible. >> i believe that president putin really feels and he feels strongly that he did not mettle in our election. what he believes is what he believes. >> i addressed the issue of russian interference in our elections with president putin. i felt this was a message best delivered in person. spent a great deal of time talking about it. my people came to me and said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> those comments you'll recall in ignited criticism at home as did trump's more re

joining us now, cnn political analyst michael shearer. he is a whiteuse correspondent for "the new york times". michael, is it clear how much planning went into this decision to impose tariffs on mexico? >> well, i mean i think there's two parts to the planning. i think there was some thought ahead of time and discussion ahead of time. our reporting suggests by the president and some of his aides about the general idea of doing this. but as to the actual decision to move ahead, it seems like it was very abrupt. there had been -- the president had been sort of talking generally about wanting to do something like this, and then one day last week on thursday or wednesday night said, okay, i want to do it and all of the aides were sort of taken aback and said, well, you know -- at least some of the aides said, sir, are you sure you want to do this? as you mentioned, our reporting suggests as well, jared kushner called in to say, look, let's wait on this. this is something you want to think about some more, and the president was having none of it. he wanted

. >> joining me now is michael osheer, a cnn political analyst and white house correspondent for "the new york times." michael, i don't know if you agree with me but from trump's perspective this is arguably the best time to visit the u.k. since he became president. >> well, sure it's a good time. i mean in some ways he goes there at a time when his political power visa vi the leader of britain is greater, right? she's on the way out. he can come to england and at a time when the brexit that he had so forcefully supported at the beginning seems like, you know, that the forces supporting brexit are on the rise as opposed to having taken a back seat as they had before. so in that way his arrival there is at an opportune time for him. >> yeah, and that's exactly what i meant. you look at the people he has consistently backed whether it is nigel farage or boris johnson. boris johnson is now the front-runner to be the next british prime minister. >> right. and see, the way president trump thinks is really all about himself, right? what kind of reflection does european politics, in this cas

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from elsewhere in europe that announcement came during president 2 years visit to the white house of course live to michael maloof former pentagon security analyst to discuss this further mr maloof great to have you with us the u.s. already has about 4500 troops in poland how much difference will these reinforcements make given that they're non-combat personnel and are simply being moved from germany. it's not much it's all symbolic. they're not there permanently they'll be rotated out and replaced with others it's not meant to be a permanent. deployment of any kind and as you point out there are not equipped they're not combat and it's really it's really to boost morale i guess to so show the russians that u.s. and nato means business and but that's that's frivolous and it's also meant to bolster poland and give them some relevancy in that nato defense so what does the u.s. have to gain from this me visit really about security or just well the more of a political gesture as you say. it's i believe it's more of a political gesture a 1000 noncombatant troops doesn't help help matters not to doesn't alter th

any michael jr it's great to have you on the show now zimbabwe's president. promised white farmers stop land grabs belong to the past 2 decades after a bedbug obvious governments began season redistributing the country's prime farmland then you move is designed to reassure the international community. and the rupee and union begin talks about future ties bought in zimbabwe it. is still being targeted correspondents that are you visit that the states and the district of japan get in money. and filed this report. but we have the same breach of his appeared in court papers over the past 4 months. refusing to make wait for the. money. so what do you want to do is go 229 and show me the 202 what do you. what do you want to do me my land according to the overhead. and reach it has lived within city of losing their $1000000.00 investment in our will cut a packet in fig tree and options located on the land in question we are now in the peak time of our export program and it's been extremely distracting to have to deal with these matters all over again when this should not be happen

spoken to multiple people over the last week that thinks that white line can go to zero. your thoughts? michaeldoubtful. there's been a tremendous amount of skepticism about inflation over the last few weeks, months. if you look at 10-year breakevens in the u.s., we think they are too low. why should inflation be this low? if you think tariffs are bad, don't you think they are inflationary? you will probably see breaks tick up. we are skeptical about the real yield argument. krishna: i wouldn't say tariffs get us to an inflationary level. on a short-term basis, yes. longer-term, that is all about slowing growth. slowing growth leads to disinflation rather than inflation. i think that is the critical point. the difference between real yield in the u.s. and europe, i think, to some extent is warranted. our real growth is meaningfully higher than what the real growth is in europe. the likelihood it gets to zero, somehow i cannot square that circle. >> i will echo what everyone else said but take it from the bottom-up perspective. when you look at what companies are reporting, we are not seeing a l

. >>> a new book in the white house by author michael wolf depicts chief of staff, john kelly, sayingpresident. he's out of control. nobody can even carry this anymore. what impact does donald trump's approach to life and human relations have on these people who give their careers and part of their lives to him? >> i think it's the overriding factor in this white house. i think you can in a sense put aside policy. i think it used to be we were worried about him because he's a far right wing and all of that which may well be true, but the real bottom line here is that he is first thing that he treats his staff terribly. they don't know how to work with him because he can't focus, he can't absorb information. he doesn't really have any of the skill sets of a president of the united states. on top of that, he regards them all as expendable. in fact the entire class that entered with him on january 20th, 2017 is virtually gone. the class that replaced them is virtually gone. >> then you have the people he works with. you report that senator mcconnell viewed donald trump as the stupidest p

discuss former assistant to president obama, chris lou, and former senior adviser to jeb bush, michael steele and whiteouse correspondent for "the hill," jordan fabian. welcome. chris, i want to start with you. we laid out the timeline there. did one have to do with the other? what do you think was behind the whole threat from tariffs by the president? >> well, i'm not going to speculate what was behind the threats. what's clear here is that this is the product of, frankly, the president's rhetoric and negotiating style. when you say every deal you cut is the gusty, people are going to rightly question what's in it. when you threaten a tariff and trade wars, people are going to expect big results. the truth about all this is that immigration is really hard. and it can't be solved with tariff threats. it ultimately needs to be not just border security it needs to be the fundamental reasons why migrants are coming from central america. and so this constant push and pull, and we're going to be back at this in 90 days because that's essentially what the joint statement says, is not good for foreign policy,

washington post white house correspondent and michael steel. peter baker, i want to start with you and this attempt at a clarification, sort of, that we got from president trump. did the president clarify today and how do you think democrats, the cia will hear his comments today? >> yeah, the thing is in one of these interviews he can say two or three different versions on the same point. you're left guessing which one is really his position. he says he will call law enforcement. absolutely call the fbi, but he's going to take the information and it's something of a walk back. kind of a partial walk back from the other day. he's under withering criticism not just from democrats but republicans. he's trying to wiggle his way out of it a bit but i don't know if it changes the outcome. >> peter makes a good point which is we heard so much from the president since he made those initial comments that prompted such a big backlash. part of what he heard is i just had meetings with the queen, with the prince of wal seres. a lot of people said that's di

and with us from "the new york times" white house correspondent michael crowley. michael, we have not seen you since you joined "the new york times." congrats on your new posting. and take us through what you and your colleagues were reporting all through the night and this morning. >> well, we're still trying to get to the bottom of exactly why the president called off these air strikes that he authorized. and there have been different versions of this put out by the president on twitter and trump allies in public. and i don't think we have a kind of clear and convincing answer at this point. so that is the great hunt that is under way. even the president's own account when he describes this casualty figure is a little hard to make sense of. i mean, by his telling, it appears that he's basically authorized the operation and then asked what the casualty count is going to be. and then says that he's told we'll have to get back to you on that. it sort of doesn't add up. that's typically done very early in the process would you have that number. it's hard to understa

we understand he has been critical of michael gove, and leadership candidate, but as far as the white president is not endorsing anyone, but speaking about these people are there are some more that he likes. former universities minister has thrown his hat into the ring. interesting. someone who has a lwa ys ring. interesting. someone who has always been in favour of another referendum, described it as being the only option, and he has said he would push for another referendum and he is the only candidates over who has put themselves forward who is being very vocal about that specific pledge, going for another referendum. i think he is probably the 13th, if my maths is right, a candidate who has put himself forward. many of them, people like borisjohnson, talking forward. many of them, people like boris johnson, talking about forward. many of them, people like borisjohnson, talking about this idea of keeping no deal on the table and leaving on the 31st of october. some are suggesting they would want to do some are suggesting they would want todoa some are suggesting they would want to

ordered deadline to release the transcripts of recorded conversations between former white house national security adviser michael and russia's ambassador to the u.s. in december of 2016. in a court filing on friday, the justice department wrote that it did not rely on such recordings to establish flynn's guilt to determine or determine a recommendation for sentencing. prosecutors also have failed to release an unredacted version of portions of the mueller report related to flynn that a federal judge had ordered be made public. flynn who cooperated with the special counsel's investigation is awaiting sentencing for lying to the fbi about his conversation with russian ambassador sergey kislyak after the u.s. imposed sanctions for russian meddling in the 2016 electi election. >> prosecutors did release the full transcript of a november 2017 voice mail revealing that president trump's former lawyer, his former outside lawyer john dowd told an attorney for michael flynn to tell the trump legal team if he was sharing information that would implicate the president saying it was a matter of, quote, national security. no

he was annoyed by michael gove's suggestion that he'd been sabre rattling over iran's nuclear programme. the white a leadership candidate. but some aspiring occupants of number 10 will be bracing themselves over the next few days, unsure if they're going to be praised or buried by the unspoken vip visitor. iain watson, bbc news, westminster. the uk border force intercepted 7a migrants on saturday after eight small boats attempted to cross the english channel. the home office said the men, women and children have had medical examinations. a criminal investigation‘s been launched. here's richard galpin with more details. eight boats in total, 7a people. seven of those boats were intercepted by border force and the coastguard. just one boat managed to reach the south coast of england. on top of that, the french authorities intercepted another two boats in french water. and this is linked to the fact that the weather is good, it is warm, calm and that encourages people to try and make the crossing. in response there has been a robust statement from the home secretary. he has said that the numbers of p

of what she were when president macron came to visit, you and i spoke about that white outfit, which i think was michaelan american designer, but this white outfit with the black belt, barely leads dolce and gabbana. she went italian. i think she likes to wear what she looks good in. i don't know if she necessarily... it's not important to pay tribute to the up—and—coming fashion designers, because that's something that tends to be done. it is something that tends to be done, especially when we look at megan, we look at kate, and their style, and they tend to try to put the right foot forward. you know, but i will say, what i'm rather upset about, i know everything that's happened with megan and trump, and trump and megan, but i always find the interesting question would be, if you've anke and megan would be, if you've anke and megan would meet, because if you think about it, they are two really strong opportunistic young women, who both have these extreme error platforms. they have campaigned on women's issue in children's issue. i have a feeling if they met, they would have a lot in common. they both

white. there's a black man, every video of michael brown, eric garner, philando casstille i'm seeing myself when eric garner is on the ground saying i can't breathe, i see myself in that. white people don't see themselves in these videos and see themselves. we've had enough of these videos now, white women, you must have seen the other videos. you would think in that moment you would be like wait a minute, am i about to get a hash tag with a name that's not mine. >> white people always see groups with people of color and see individuals with white people. that's just their m.o. it's nice to see these stories are aggregated because that kind of behavior, particularly white folks calling, i believe this black body does not belong in this coded white space. therefore i feel threatened and i know that i have the agency to call some sort of authority figure to correct that. >> or you can not have the authority and the agency to be the authority figure. >> and that is how it feels to be in milwaukee. >> everything may seem impossible and too big to dismantle, but there's a workshop across town tr

he was annoyed by michael gove suggesting that he had been sabre rattling over iran. the whiteld trump hasn't formally endorsed a leadership candidate, but in another newspaper interview, he expresses views on the issue that divides them — whether to walk away from the eu without a deal. over the next few days, some of the aspiring occupants of number 10 will be bracing themselves, unsure if they'll be praised or buried by the outspoken visitorfrom america. iain watson, bbc news. let us get some other stories now. apologies. president trump made cracking down on immigration a key part of his election campaign in 2016. now, under new rules, nearly all applicants for us immigration and visitor visas, will have to submit their social media details. state department regulations will require an estimated 15 million people a year, to submit their social media usernames and five years' worth of email addresses and phone numbers. when the rules were proposed — the american civil liberties union said there is "no evidence that such social media monitoring is effective or fair". let's ge

just subpoenaed both former trump deputy campaign chairman rick gates and former white house national security adviser michael flynn. for documents and testimony related to the mueller report. lauren fox is on capitol hill with more. lauren, these are two key figures in the investigation, another sign that the investigation from the democrats' perspective in the house is not over. >> reporter: that's right, jim. i think that this is a very key indication of that. they have subpoenaed rick gates and michael flynn for testimony and for documents. i just want to read a little bit of adam schiff who is the chairman of the house intelligence committee, here is a little bit of his statement, he said as part of our oversight work the house intelligence committee is continuing to examine the deep counterintelligence concerns raised in the special counsel mueller's report and that requires speaking directly with the fact witnesses. both flynn and gates were critical witnesses for mueller's investigation, but so far have refusioned to cooperate fully with congress. obviously this gives an indication they are looking to