when michael white mom, we're. busy good, good, good, good, good, but hot, i was too lazy to get a job. barbara, i was, i was, i never thought about the victims all the people. i was taking money from my little hobby cisco, but i do now. i don't think i told her that you never picture the people you're stealing from. that only came in core of seeing how gutted they were, nor been goose how much because every one was a single mother with 6 kids familiar to what i later than i thought the dam la das rawlson. ah, final security check. and then that cleared to get on the road for a 3 hour journey to another institution. hosting the nationwide set back up with the bike. we were up at 5 because we were so excited, walking off good long like of a feels like my birthday. wicked day wasn't wagner. and the day that gets off to a good start dog, the lads from berlin beach halford, one nail in their 1st game with marco in defense. i probably wouldn't foster a decent start. i hope things will carry on that. while the real diffi

he helped to free michael white and a mere hud money, for my run. we appreciate you giving perspective. do you think food will agree to this tray? >> i think he will. ever since weather officials came over here in 2016, this is been a highly public priority. >> these negotiations are usually done behind the scenes. is it a smart strategy for the biden administration to be telling the public that they made an offer? >> i don't know if it is smart. for the life of me, i have no idea why they did this. i feel like i have to cheer it because for years, i have been campaigning for them to be more bold in public. it seems that the president put mr. boot on the table. that is what i have been campaigning for. even though i don't understand, i feel like i should support it. >> your former client, trevor reed, spoke to mike colleague jake tapper. here's what he said. >> i'm extremely optimistic about it. i think that is a good possibility. i think that, you know, if the russians are not stupid that they will take the offer. you know, i am hoping they are not

he also helped to free michael white, and a mere from iran.appreciate you joining us to get perspective on this. do you think putin will agree to this trade? >> i think he will don and thanks for having me. i the reason i think he will us ever since one of their officials came over here in 2016. this has been a highly public priority of his. >> these negotiations, are usually done behind the scenes, as you know. is it a smart strategy for the biden administration to tell the public that they made an offer? >> i don't know if it's smart or not. i have no idea why they did this. i feel like i have to cheer it though. for years i have been campaigning for them to be more bold in public. and it does seem that the president put mr. bout on the table. and that's what i have been campaigning for. so even though i don't understand why they did it, i feel like i should support it. >> you are -- your former client trevor reed spoke to my colleague earlier, jake tapper, here is what he said about the potential trade. >> i'm extremely optimistic about it.

. >> joining me to discuss this and more, michael scheer, white house correspondent for the new york times. the chief national affairs correspondent for cnn. and joining me in studio, lauren for the pbs newshour. and the political enterprise and investigations reporter for the washington post. thank you for being here. this was a serial start to the week. i can't even imagine people went to a july 4 parade and ended up running for their lives. the politics on this continue to be challenging. what do you hear from the white house and lawmakers about the shooting at other shootings that have happened recently that might lead to a renewed effort for gun legislation? >> it is difficult to see anything the president is calling for in addition to what was passed, which was more expanded background checks, red flag laws. but what the president has called for ar an assault weapons ban and a ban on high-capacity magazines. those things don't really have any republican of congress. that is why a lot of activists and democrats and their own party are pushing them to do more executive actions. t

growth and reasonable distance of the white house. >> michael had some really great questions from our live audience. nancy from facebook asked i know president reagan and nancy reagan rode horses while they were at camp david. is there a stable there? what other activities are available besides swimming? >> the only time we had a stable there, a corral's during the kennedy years the pony macaroni was kept there for the children, the kennedys. otherwise horseback, had one incident where president clinton and chelsea wanted to go horseback riding. so the national park service from d.c. brought the horses up we use the back gate into the wilderness with secret service on horseback to to go to the nearby woods. horseback riding is possible but there is no corral for their skeet shooting, trap shooting, mini golf course, a driving range, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, presidents want to go golfing to go back to the nearby golf course. if they want to fish this nearby fishing hold on private farmland so we arranged to take them. there is a bowling alley game room, rex david asks, never

white michael really good advice, glad you are fit and well now and thank you so much for helping usand get that on twitter. hello there. unprecedented heat is heading our way. there is a potentialfor somewhere across the uk to record a first—ever a0 degrees celsius monday into tuesday. and that has triggered the first—ever extreme heat warning published by the met office to cover monday and tuesday. areas that could potentially have this extreme heat really stretching from london all the way up towards manchester and leeds. but we still have an amber weather warning for extreme heat covering wales, the whole of england and into southern scotland as well. now, the heat is moving up from spain. if you've been watching forecasts recently, you'll know we've seen temperatures over the last few days peaking in portugal and spain into the mid—forties, and some of that heat is going to be pushing its way steadily northwards during monday and tuesday. for the here and now, we have got some cloud around, as you can see quite clearly across scotland and northern ireland. that's going to produc

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that, night a group showed up at the white house, including sydney powell, retired general michael flynn and former overstock.com ceo patrick burn. after gaining access to the building from a junior white house staffer, the group made their way to the oval office. they were able to speak with the president by himself for sometime, until white house officials learned of the meeting. what's ensued was a heated and profane clash between this group and president trump's white house advisers, who traded personal insults, accusations of disloyalty to the president and even challenges to physically fight. the meeting would last over six hours, beginning here in the oval office. moving around the west wing and, many hours later, and a up in the presidents private residence. the select committee has spoken with six of the participants, as well as staffers who could hear the screaming from outside the oval office. what took place next is best told in their own words, as you will see from this video. >> did you believe that is going to work? they are going to be able to see the president without an

an incredible roundtable, we have former chairman of the republican national committee michael steele. former white house press secretary under president obama, robert. gives host of msnbc's politicsnation in president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. former aide to the bush white house and state department, elise jordan. and former white house director of communication to president obama, and director of communications for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, jennifer palmieri. let's start with you, michael. i need to explain something to me. how could it be that the republicans have, i would say, the best environment if you just look at leading economic indicators right now, as they have had since ronald reagan's massive victory 1980. and look at the senate races! they are behind in all the key states, behind in pennsylvania, behind in ohio. they are behind in georgia. in their candidates, talk about a leading indicator. republican candidates are getting wiped out when you look at the money that both sides are raising. what is happening out there? >> i think there ar

white. particularly. jim oakes, michael green several, very fine books were added to the literature. and so it's especially gratifying that my book was chosen. so, um now my book consists of overlaps with jonathan white to some extent. one of the differences between my book and jonathan's is that i talk about not just lincoln's visitors to the white people who came to lincoln's white house black people who came to lincoln white house, but also lincoln's relationship with black people in springfield. and then i have a section of the book in which i deal with the kind of criticism of lincoln that many have made over the years about his lack of racial understanding and openness. so without further ado what i would like to do is to focus primarily on that ladder section. so without further ado, i will get underway. now in his recent cultural biography of lincoln david s reynolds cogently argued that only only by examining lincoln's personal interchange with my people. are we able to see the complete falsity of the charges of innate racism that some have labeled a level against him? most o

michael george looks at what the white house is doing about it. >> reporter: this lbgtq plus community center in white plains, new york is hosting a monkeypox vaccine clinic as cases across the country continue to rise. >> the demand for vaccination is very high, which is great. because that means people want to protect themselves. >> reporter: the cdc says there are now more than 4600 confirmed cases in the united states, with more than a quarter of the cases in new york and 17% in california. >> bottom line is, we need to stay ahead of this and be able to end this outbreak. >> reporter: the health and human services secretary announced thursday the department will distribute 786,000 newly available doses of the vaccine. >> getting the vaccine out is critical right now. if we want to stop this, if we want to arrest it immediately, we need to get as many folks vaccinated as possible. >> reporter: federal health officials say they'll prioritize getting the vaccine to areas with the greatest number of people at risk. monkeypox spreads through skin on skin and other close contact. anyone

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i want to go now quickly to michael steele before we potentially get interrupted by this white house briefing. michael steele, i'm talking about people who might be convinced -- i'm hesitant to have this kfrs because i think these hearings are more important than that. they're to get it out in the public sphere period, to have a record of what happened and come what may after that. but are there folks out there that are not diehard trumpers that are still convincible, people that are not going to be watching fox news primetime tonight, where they're not going to be airing the hearings? >> yeah, i believe they are. i think that's been reflected in some of the polling that if you look at it as independent polling, you're going to say you don't necessarily see the picture. in my space, in my world, i try to connect the dots. so little things like the generic ballot has changed significantly in the favor of democrats. remember, the president of the united states is at 33% job approval and yet the american people are now coming to the conclusion they prefer democrats to keep the house by a

white rage, michael brown. and the, philando castile. is that a fair way to put it? prof. anderson: almost. one person, no vote emanated out of the 2016 election because what struck me where the pundits saying, you know, hillary lost because black folks did not show up. they are not feeling hillary because she is hillary. she is not obama. so black folks just stayed home. what that analysis did is it ignored the fact that this was the first presidential election in 50 years without the protection of the voting rights act, which the supreme court had gutted in 2013. once you begin to factor in that you had a number of states implementing voter suppression techniques such as racially discriminatory voter id laws, such as limiting early voting, such as closing polling places in black communities, once you begin to look at that, you are coming up with a different narrative about what happened in 2016. host: what is a racially tinged voter id law? prof. anderson: i love that question, thank you. it is where you have, for instance, alabama with its voter id laws said you must ha

a group showed up at the white house, including sidney powell and michael flynn and overstock.com ceon. they made their way to the oval office. they were able to speak to the president by themselves for some time. they traded insult and even challenges to physically fight. the meeting would last over six hours beginning here in the oval office, moving around the west wing and many hours later ending up in the president's private residence. they spoke with six participate participants what happened next was what was best heard in this video. >> did you think you were going to see the president? >> i had no idea. >> did you get to see the president without an appointment? >> we did. >> how many people with you before the crowd came reason running? >> maybe ten or 15 minutes. >> i opened the door and i saw general flynn and sidney powell. i was not happy to see the people in the oval office. i walked in and i looked at him and i said, who are you? he told me. i didn't think the president was getting good advice. i didn't understand how they had gotten in. >> did the president seem recept

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there seems to be a big fight between the white house legal team, white house staff, and trump's informal group of advisers, like michaellynn, rudy giuliani, and others. this is where once again, the white house staff were saying, this is over, you have lost the election, there is no case the answer here. but that informal kitchen cabinet of trump's was saying, no, we can have a special prosecutor who can seize election machines and so on. it ended up in a huge slugging match, profane-laden. apparently that is when things started to change. the suggestion is that trump realizes, wait a second, this is not going to work, seizing voting machines. the committee argues that it was early in the next morning that he created the infamous tweet, which was basically that it is impossible for me to have lost the election, and someone's people to washington, saying "it will be wild." what we heard were that there were some paramilitary groups, and we heard from a former member of a paramilitary group, the oath keepers, who described what he felt was a message had been given out. we should be clear, he had left the oath keepers and

we'll be talking to our friends, al franken and michael steele if the white house is doing a good jobhose accomplishments. when the 11th hour continues. those accomplishments. when the 11th hour continues i started running for three reasons. one, to restore the soul of america, the decency, honor of this country. and two to rebuild the backbone of this country. the 3rd reason, i ran was to unify the country, to unify it. that is been the hardest part of it right now. no, i am serious, because we have been come so divided. >> joe biden is witnessing some of that division within his own party. with just over four months to go until the midterms, some democrats are demanding more from him.. they want to see him get angrier over gun violence, and disappearing abortion rights. but as a beast daughter stated, voters put democrats in power with a very narrow majority and in return they got an ambitious covid rescue plan, a bipartisan infrastructure law and bipartisan gun reform. if democrats want more of their legislative priorities addressed, then they should be eager to vote. so let's disc

this is someone who took upon himself to welcome in sydney powell and michael flynn into the white house for that really heated meeting in december. where they try to make the case, to donald trump, that he needed to continue to push on and fight the election results. despite all the advice he was getting from his professional staff and advisers at that time. of course, it led to that tweet that the former president said out the following day. encouraging his supporters to come to the white house. gareth was later had his ability to bring guess into the white house revoked by mark meadows after meadows learned that he had brought those two individuals into the white house on that night. so ziegler is another one of the slides on the wall. you know, don, a lot of these philosophers. they may not necessarily have a lot of power inside the white house. that may not have much sway when it comes to donald trump. but they were there as things were happening. they can provide inside that the committee is looking for and we expect to hear from some of them during this hearing on thursday. >> i'm

there's also this we got today having to do with the former white house aide garrett ziegler. he escorted michael flynn and sid sidney powell into the white house. ziegler met with the select committee earlier and said this afterwards about the members on telegram. >> they're bolshevik. most white people in general. this is a bolshevikist white campaign. if you can't see that, your eyes are friggen closed. they see me as a white christian they can basically scare. >> that guy was an aide to the president. this went on for 20 minutes. ziegler used vulgar and misogynistic language. as for the missing secret service text messages from the 6th, today we learned of the messages sent and received by 24 individuals, the agency has only managed to provide the select committee with one single exchange. committee leadership said they have concerns. if all that falls on what you call the debit side of the balance sheet, there are also new items on the other side. a new york judge today ordering rudy giuliani to appear before the georgia grand jury. bipartisan group of senators reaching agreement on legislat

this is someone who took it upon himself to welcome in sydney powell and michael flynn into the white house for that heated meeting in december where they tried to make the case to donald trump that he needed to continue to push on and fight the election results, despite all the advice he was getting from his professional staff and advisers at the time. that of course led to the tweet that the former president sent out the following day, encouraging his supporters to come to the white house. gareth ziegler later had his ability to get into the white house provoked by mark meadows, after meadows learned that he brought to individuals into the white house that night. ziegler is another one of the flies on the wall. don, a lot of these low-level staffers, they may not necessarily have a lot of power inside the white house, they may not have a lot of sway, but they were there as things are happening, and they can provide insight that the committee is looking for. we expect to hear from some of them during the hearing on thursday. >> i was just going to say, are you the only person at the

will continue to monitor it from here at the white house, michael. mike: griff darting us out thanks. let's bring in today's political power with me in studio for an rcc communications director targeted victory vice president matt gorman performer manchin communication director capitol council llc partner jonathan welcomed gentlemen. great check in studio. if speaker pelosi does not go to taiwan, is it a show of weakness on the world stage? >> clearly and it looks weak. look, the whole point of this is china was to isolate taiwan. and they want to give any government official any country positively hope to visit there or legitimize taiwan anyway. they succeeded intimidated duly elected government official. doesn't matter what party, state media spokesperson writing to shoot down the plane possibly in biden administration kind of shrugs. >> jonathan, we saw a press release and the speaker's office today announced a bunch of stuff. did not mention taiwan, should she go? >> she absolute should go private china will realize she is not afraid of the chine

he's the low level aide who got sydney powell, michael flynn, and patrick byrne into the white house for a raucous meeting in december where the election deniers encouraged trump to fight on. the former white house aide took to social media after his deposition in a white nationalist rant calling the committee -- >> an anti-white campaign. they see me as a young christian who they can try to basically scare. >> and part of what has the committee so concerned is that they can't seem to get a straight answer from the secret service as to what exactly happened to this information from their agents on january 5th and 6th. and the letter that the secret service sent to the committee really didn't clarify it all that much. in the letter it said in part, the secret service continues to engage in extensive efforts to further assess whether any relevant text messages sent or received by 24 individuals identified by the dhs oig were loss due to the migration and if so, whether such texts are recoverable. so to put that in plain language, wolf, they don't know whether or not they can ever get t

but, the notion that sydney powell and michael flynn and the guy from overstock wandered into the white house and got up into the oval without it being a scheduled meeting and without any white house staff there -- fortunately passive cipollone heard about it and was able to run in and intervene. that started the whole dramatic six-hour exchange for the former president refused to take, no, for an answer. they did not have any evidence. it ended up with him drafting that very significant tweet, calling on his supporters to be at the on this experience to the entire focus today for the committee was to link the extremist groups in the words of one person who testified who had been in one of those groups, they attempted to spark a new civil war. to tie that directly to president trump. did they succeed? >> got partly there. they showed us what the links in the chain were. we know for sure that michael flynn and roger stone both had connections. to the old keepers and probably for we know that mark meadows was in touch with them on january 5th. we had testimony that that happened because d

that night a group showed up at the white house, including sidney powell, retired lieutenant governor michael flynn and former overstock.com c.e.o. patrick burn. after gaining access from the building by a junior staffer, they went to the oval office. they spoke with the president for some time until white house officials learned of the meeting. what ensued was a heated and profane clash between this group and president trump's white house advisers who traded personal insults, accusations of disloyalty to the president and even challenges to physically fight. the meeting would last over six hours, beginning here in the oval office. moving around the west wing and many hours later ending up in the president's private residence. the select committee had spoken with six participants as well as staffers who could hear the screaming from outside the oval office. what took place next is best told in their own words as you will see from this video. >> did you believe that it was going to work, that you were going to be able to get to see the president without an appointment? >> i had no idea. >> in

white house aide garrett ziegler. according to new york times, he has supported michael flynn and sidney powell into the white house with that unhinged meeting on december 18th. ziegler met with the select committee earlier this week saying this, afterwards about this members on telegram. >> their bolsheviks. i know sway people in general. this is a bush of a stick, anti white campaign. if you can't see, that your eyes are freaking close. and so, they see me as a young christian who they can try to basically scare, right? >> that guy was an aide to the president. this is time for 27 minutes during which they use bulger and misogynistic language to attack two other witnesses, cassidy hutchison and grab that. as for the secret service text messages that are missing from the safe. we learned that of the messages sent to receive of 24 individuals, the agency has only managed to provide the select committee with one single exchange. the committee elation leadership said they have concerns. so, if all that falls on when you make all the debit side of the ballot she. there are also items on the other side. new york judge today

the latest person appearing today, trump white house aide who took credit for welcoming sydney powell, michael flynn, and overstock ceo, patrick burn, into the white house. all three allegedly pushing extreme plans to overturn the election in that meeting that other aides called unhinged. >> i was not happy. i don't think any of these people were providing the president with good advice. >> the committee is dismissing talk that trump could disrupt the investigations and shield himself from prosecution by announcing his bid for another run at the presidency. >> we are a nation of laws and if a person breaks the law or is accused of breaking the law, he's not one who can just do what he chooses because he's running for president. >> asked about trump's potential campaign, deputy attorney general lisa monaco also pledged that the justice department's criminal probe will move forward. >> we're going to continue to do our job to follow the facts wherever they go. no matter where they lead. no matter to what level. and we're going to continue to do our job to investigate what was fundamentally an at

ali vitali, financial times editorial board chair, julien tett, white house editor sam stein and former republican national chairman michaelele. carol, this is a terrible gdp report for white house with inflation, the economy being top issues for voters, midterms just four months away. how is the president going to manage communicating all of this today when he comes out in about a half hour from now? >> part of the president's strategy that we have seen from his written statement is to say that this is no surprise. because there was record economic growth over the past year and that the fed is taking steps to try to bring down inflation by raising interest rates, that this is what's expected to happen. frankly, we have heard this from the white house all week. as early as sunday, janet yellen was on "meet the press" saying this is something happening. the economy would be expected to be slowing down. we are not in a recession. that's another piece of the message that the white house is trying to put out there. that's not for them to determine. but that's their message here. part of the concern is they don't want to will a

that night a group showed up at the white house including sidney powell, retired lieutenant general michaelnn, and former overstock.com ceo patrick byrne. after gaining access to the building from a junior white house staffer, the gro made their way to the oval office. they were able to speak with the president by himself for some time until white house officials learned of the meeting. what ensued was a heated and profane clash between this group and president trump's white house advisors who traded personal insults, accusations of disloyalty to the president, and even challenges to physically fight. the meeting would last over six hours, beginning here in the oval office, moving around the west wing, and many hours later ending up in the president's private residence. the select committee has spoken with six of e participants as well as staffers who could hear the screaming from outside the oval office. what took place next is best told in their own words as you will see from this video. >> did you believe that it was going to work, that you were going be able to get to see the president

the evening of december 18th, that night, a group showed up at the white house, including sydney powell, retired lieutenant general, michaelutcomes ceo, patrick byrne. after gaining access to the building from the junior white house staffer, the group made their way to the oval office. they were able to speak with the president by himself, for sometime, until white house officials learned of the meeting. what ensued was a heated and profane clash between this group and president trump's white house advisers, who traded personal insults, accusations of disloyalty to the president, and even, challenges to physically fight. the meeting would last over six hours, beginning here in the oval office. moving around the west wing, in many hours later, ending up in the president's private residence. the select committee has spoken with six of the participants, as well as staffers who could hear the screaming from outside the oval office. what took place next is the best told in their own words, as you will see from this video. >> do you believe that it was gonna wear? that you're gonna be able to see the precedent, without an appoin

of all bay biden ordered american flags to be flown at half staff at the white house, former pentagon security analysts. michael maloof says the u. s. moves are somewhat surprising. well, it definitely is a little unusual for the united states to put the flag half staff for foreign foreign, national. but on the other hand, i think what i think it's all a political gesture on the part of biden, to show the closeness of and reinforce daily the closer between the united states and japan was our bay who actually helped create the quad, which is really aimed at china, so when you have a lot of countries in that region, we're all competing. the reliance on the united states as a backup of the united states were to diminish that influence. then there will be a lot more confusion. and because those countries will all go in their own direction and that might not be of such a bad thing. and i question the u. s. s. position the china is trying to dominate that, that those countries. and in that way, i don't see that. but they are a large country, they are influential. they're like the united states in terms of influence.

white house. rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney, and three other people including michael flynn, former security advisor. by then he did not have a position at the white house. you see all of the people there who were advising him. sidney powell included and patrick byrne on the end who is the ceo of overstock.com. the testimony today was that it was not clear they had been invited to the white house. they somehow at the last minute were able to get into the oval office. they all presented the testimony today saying conspiracy theories that ran the gamut pushing the president to do things like declare martial law, to seize election machines, those kinds of things. also coming into the oval office during that meeting were actual white house staffers. there you see some of them who were involved. the attorney, the staff secretary, mark meadows, chief of staff in and out. and the president's house counsel pat cipollone. they were pushing back at the others in what was described in an extensive montage as a very hostile confrontation. let us listen to how they explained that in the hearing