reporting that president trump told his acting chief of staff, as i mentioned, mick mulvaney, to hold back almost $400 million in military aid for ukraine at least a week before a phone call in which trump is said to have pressured the ukrainian president to investigate the son of a political opponent. that's according to three senior officials from the administration. joining me is carol leonnig, national investigative reporter for the "washington post." carol, the reporting coming out of the post tonight is fast and furious on this. congratulations to you and your team for doing it. but it seems that someone's talking about the fact that yeah, not only did the president do this but there's context around it that should make it yet more worrying for americans. >> i think -- thank you, ali. i think what we're learning is in dribs and drabs what i assume must be painful for some people in the white house and the justice department, we're learning day by day more information about the nature of the president's interest in ukraine and his personal effort to reach down into state and depa

mick mulvaney was the golden child for some time and it's like a time line.e kids out to dinner you have 20 minutes before they start walking around. that's like donald trump, he gets sick of people. we've all been there. >> that was my evening. >> okay, fine. >> and the other thing is he scapegoats people. the truth is, yes, donald trump was under pressure as dana released the ukraine transcript, but my gosh, in retrospect, that's what makes this fundamentally different than the mueller report and it was extended over years so it's hard to pin down, but so much of it was somewhat subjective. jim comey says that donald trump asked him to see his way past continuing to prosecute michael flinn. donald trump said that didn't happen and we don't have a tape or even a hard transcript on that. in this case we do and it would be hard for the white house to refute. a rough trance krscript, call it you want verbatim of that conversation, it's not actually true, and there's no dispute. i guess you can argue does it mean what you think it mean, but there's primary sourc

the president said today he was unaware of mick mulvaney's involvement. what do you believe?ght is my position on that. look, you know, the president can never be seen to be wrong. that's one of the guiding principles of this administration. it is one thing that the north korean administration of kim jong-un and the dear leader of the united states have in common. and there was this tremendous mobilization from the secretary of commerce, from the white house, to try to persuade that the people in alabama who were doing their job trying to protect the people of alabama did something wrong. this is a shameful episode. it is a completely unnecessary controversy. but the fact that the white house was behind it has to be the least surprising fact of the day. >> abby? >> yeah, it does seem that this is just another example of white house aides, particularly mulvaney, thinking that the easiest way out of a situation in which the president doesn't want to look bad is to make everyone else around him change their narrative to fit whatever he said. now, sometimes, the consequences of t

"the new york times" said after talking to mick mulvaney, commerce secretary wilbur ross whose department overseas noaa threatened noaa leaders with firings if they didn't fix the contradiction. now president trump has always had a tenuous relationship with facts and truth and sometimes these are fringe, even racist beliefs such as his campaign to suggest the first african-american president was born in africa, or his ridiculous claim that he saw on tv thousands of arab americans in new jersey celebrating 9/11. those are claims that are inaccurate and bigoted and indecent. there are too many to go through but we all remember of course his campaign -- or i'm sorry his presidency began when he took issue when the national park service clearly demonstrated that his inaugural crowds were smaller than that of his predecessor. but this -- this is something else. the president is now using, ordering the u.s. government not just his press secretaries, but the u.s. government to further his falsehoods. when noaa put out a statement siding with the president over its own scientists last friday, tha

mick mulvaney. he's on shaky ground for not containing the backlash after details of the call were made public. the white house denies he's in trouble. we have learned mitch mcconnell pushed the white house to release the rough transcript of the call thinking that it would exonerate the president. and sources tell cnn former u.s. special envoy to ukraine, kurt volker, plans to appear before his deposition on thursday. he resigned his post. jeremy diamond reports from the white house. >> reporter: with democrats moving quickly towards impeachment, president donald trump on saturday, ever a day of golf, going on the counter offensive. in a series of twists, he insists he should not be impeached because the good job he says he's doing for the country. and he also writes this, the conversation with the good and new very good ukraine president, who told the fake news at the united egg nations that he was not pressured by me in any way, shape, or form. as it related previously to special counsel robert mu

we're learning mick mulvaney is on shaky ground. so make your case as to why you think democrats are getting it wrong here. >> we have the best evidence. we have the transcript and if we are talking about hiding things, clearly that was the contemporaneous record of phone call so no violation here. and the democrats are jumping to impeachment before they even saw the transcript or the complaint. but according to the u.s. constitution, not a matter of opinion, there is no treason, this is with an ally, this is with ukraine, this is asking fully within the scope of -- >> who is talking about treason? >> bribery is not a claim here because this does not go the federal bribery statute, it does not allow for foreign. and other crimes or misdemeanors. there is no statute that -- >> okay, asha, go for it. >> when the framers wrote the constitution, there actually wasn't a substantive federal criminal code. so trying to look for statutes most of which did not emerge until the early 20th century is not really helpful in understanding what tr

. >> dana: mick jagger taking to the red carpet to slam the white houses environmental policies.cial media at daily briefing for twitter and at daily briefing fnc on instagram and facebook ovide com, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. >> good afternoon from the fox news guest. the coast guard is set to give an update this hour about its plan to rescue crew members trapped inside a cargo ship that flipped and caught on fire on the georgia coast. that and the rest of the day is happening as fox news rolls on in the next hour. >> especially in the u.s. where all the environment and controls that were put in place, perhaps we are just about adequate, say for the last ten years to be rolled back by the current administration so much that they are all being wiped out. >> dana: that's rolling stone's front mick jagger throwing his opinion out. mainly referring to trumps withdrawal from the paris climate agreement. let's bring in john morris theologia

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rudy giuliani, mike pompeo, william barr and mick mull veiny.giuliani was named over 30 times in the whistleblower's complaint. at least seven democratic senators have renewed calls for the justice department national security division to look into whether he is in compliance with foreign lobbying laws. giuliani says he was directed by the state department to engage with crane ynukrainen officials secretary of state mike pompeo for his side was subpoenaed friday to turn over documents related to trump's call by october 4th. attorney general bill barr was put into the spotlight wednesday when the white house released a memo. that's when it was revealed that president trump had mentioned barr has someone who can potentially help ukraine investigate the former vice president. the department of justice says that barr has not contacted ukraine officials nor was he asked to do so by president trump. they also say that he did not speak with giuliani about ukraine. and all eyes also on mick mulvaney as president trump is reportedly inferiorated with the

a white house official telling cnn that acting chief of staff mick mulvaney told commerce secretary wilbur ross to, quote, fix the problem, after the nation's weather officials put out facts which contradicted trump's claim thattal bamma w a in the path of hurricane dorian. the problem, quote, and the problem is speaking the truth about the projected path. he resorted to his rants about hoax and fake. >> did you tell your chief of staff to have noaa disavow those forecasters who said that alabama was not in the path of the storm? >> no. i never did that. that's a whole hoax by the fake news media when they talk about the hurricane and when they talk about florida and they talk about alabama. that's just fake news. it was right from the beginning, it was a fake story. >> well, the truth here, of course s that trump made what could have been chalked up as a mistake, a simple mistake ten days ago. >> alabama could even be in for at sleeleast some very strong w. this just came up, unfortunately. >> it didn't just come up. that statement was made days after alabama was ruled out by noaa as a po

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backlash with president trump and his counterpart may put mick mulvaney on shaky ground with his boss. the president is upset that mull vane ya failed to contain the negative reaction to the phone call after it was made public. we have learned that the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell pushed the white house to release the rough transcript of that phone call, thinking it would exonerate the president. jeremy diamond reports from the white house. >> reporter: with democrats moving quickly towards impeachment, president donald trump on saturday, after a day of golf, going on the counter offensive. in a series of twists, he insists he should not be impeached because the good job he says he's doing for the country. and he also writes this, the conversation with the good and new very good ukraine president, who told the fake news at the united nations that he was not pressured by me in any way, shape, or form. should by and of itself bring an end to the new and most recent witch-hunt. others ended in ashes. this is a familiar refrain we have heard from the president not only in the

. >> i'm impressed with mick mulvaney. i didn't know the chief of staff had the power to hold funds from ukraine until the state department got in. new reporting overnight concerning the president and ukraine. three senior administration officials tell "the washington post" that the president ordered his acting chief of staff mick mulvaney to hold back nearly $400 million in military aid to that country just days before the call in which trump reportedly pressured ukraine's president to investigate joe biden. that reporting has since been matched by the new york times and "the wall street journal." according to the post, administration officials were instructed to tell lawmakers that the delays were part of an interagency process but to give them no additional information. a pattern that continued for nearly two months until the white house released the funds on the night of september 11th. congress is now investigating if the president froze the military aid as a way to pressure ukraine to dig up dirt on a political rival

is giuliani failing him messaging wise, is mick mulvaney failing him strategy wise. it is the president who has made these statements who have got him in hot water and directing the strategy. >> the president just tweeted i'm told that it is relevant, so i have not read it but i will read it cold. this will be interesting. the fake whistleblower complaint is not holding up. it is mostly about the call to the ukrainian president which in the name of transparency i immediately released to congress and the public. the whistleblower knew almost nothing. it's secondhand description of the call is a fraud. >> let's fact that check because it's full as often as the president's statements are with inaccuracies and falsehoods. his white house and justice department held back this complaint and didn't report it to the inspector general for a week, it went to the department of justice and white house, a week before it went to the inspector general or to congress, so it is false. he did release it, but only under great pressure. >> great point. furthermore, it matches what the t

good to see you, april. >> hello, victor. >> let's start with acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. the president likes him and offered him three jobs across the administration. is this the president venting team or is this potential trouble for mulvaney based on you know about their relationship? >> all of the above. he may like him when things are go good. but right now this president is worried no matter what anyone says including rudy giuliani. this is a war and could lead to impeachment. optics are not good for president and especially when you see these poll numbers when it comes to potential impeachment going up. so the strategy is crazy because you have his personal attorneys doing one thing and then the white house looking at another. these two are not coming together. unlike what happened with bill clinton, the personal attorneys and the white house are kind of working in conjunction. have you two different factions' the fallguy is donna brazi-- >> let's talk about that. you covered the clinton administration. the response there, were they walled off the response legally a

it was mick mulvaney who orders noaa to disavow a weather report contradicting the president' report. >>> very big mistakes. on the anniversary of 9/11 president trump trashes former national security adviser john bolton in front of cameras in the oval office. is it the start of a war of words with the ex-white house official. >>> and three-way race. the head of tomorrow's presidential debate, cnn's exclusive new poll shows joe biden, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders dominating the democratic pack. we'll show you who is up and down in the race for the white house. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following breaking news. dramatic action by the trump administration in response to a growing number of deaths and illnesses related to e-cigarettes. the food and drug administration is moving to completely ban flavored e-cigarettes which is specially appealed to young people. but as president trump was making the announcement from the oval office, he veered into sharp criticism of former national security adviser john

the "post" reports, quote, trump told his acting chief of staff mick mulvaney to hold back almost $400 million in military aid for ukraine at least a week before a phone call in which trump is said to have pressured the ukranian president to investigate the son of former vice president joe biden according to three senior officials. also leaked tonight, seven freshman democrats with national security backgrounds wrote an op-ed in the "post" saying if the allegations against the president are true, they represent, quote, an impeachable offense. house democrats will hold a caucus meeting on tuesday afternoon and nancy pelosi will meet tomorrow with chairs of committees that are investigating the president. we are going to get to all of the latest action on capitol hill in just a moment, but first, to recap where we stand at this point, on sunday the president acknowledged he discussed biden with ukraine's president. today upon his arrival at the u.n., the president was asked again about the phone call in question. >> what did you tell the ukranian president about joe biden and his son dur

couldn't believe it i was completely floored and hugh was friends with some of them and including mickey would have to stop at a certain time so that they could get home to watch "downton abbey" at 9:00. >> jimmy: no way [ applause ] i love -- that's great >> yeah, so, rock and roll [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and kate middleton as well i heard kate came to the set >> she did yeah, yeah the day the princess came to set. it was amazing and -- >> jimmy: that must be nerve wrecking, huh? >> it was. and joanne froggatt and i, who plays anna, would -- were rehearsing a scene and at that moment, she came on set. and she was, you know, our audience and, yeah, so it felt like -- you know, it was probably what it felt like for a court jester back in the day performing for the royal. >> jimmy: exactly. >> so we were quite nervous. but she was just, you know, of course, so charming and gracious and beautiful and it was -- yeah, she was mesmerizing. >> jimmy: wow. >> and it was a special day for everyone >> jimmy: i -- there's a lot of words on the show that i don't really know the meaning of i have to

the acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. we're told frustration is widespread, that he didn't have a strategy in place for dealing with the fallout when the whistle-blower complaint went public. to the white house right now and cnn's jeremy diamond is on the scene for us. the way it's described to us about mick mulvaney is that he is on, quote, shaky ground. that's not an enviable position to be in. in this specific white house. what are you learning specifically? >> it certainly is not an enviable position, wolf. tonight multiple sources are telling cnn that the acting chief of staff mick mulvaney is indeed on shaky ground with the president amid the fallout from the whistle-blower complaint. the frustration from the president and from other white house officials primarily stems not from the decision to release the transcript of the president's call with the ukrainian president from back in july but instead about the lack of a strategy to deal with the fallout from this whistle-blower complaint. we've watched as in recent d

mick mccarthy's side winning 3—1 at the aviva.e level at 1—1 until the 83rd minute when a goal from kevin long put ireland ahead. they sealed the 3—1 win in the 86th minute with a debut header from james collins. meanwhile, cristiano ronaldo scored four goals as portugal beat lithuania in euro 2020 qualifying. he's now scored 93 international goals and eight international hat—tricks. the result keeps portugal in an automatic qualifying place, five points behind group b leaders ukraine. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. dutchman mathieu van der poel won stage four of the tour of britain in kendal today. he takes the leaders green jersey from matteo trentin byjust a single second. tomorrow's stage five is around the wirral. ronnie o'sullivan has been back in competitive action for the first time since his shock defeat at the world championship. he started the defence of his shanghai masters with a six frames to nil victory against china's zhang yi. american stacy lewis will be replaced by roo

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i told that to mick mulvaney. i told it to a lot of people. i told it to mike. i told it to two mikes. i told it to steve. i keep asking the same -- i said it to wilbur ross. i keep asking the same question. why is it that the united states is always paying these foreign countries and other foreign countries that frankly are much more affected, they're not? so i said, hold it up, let's get other people to pay, then everybody called me, oh, please, can we pay? and there was never any quid pro quo. the letter was beautiful. it was a perfect letter. it was unlike biden, who by the way, what he said was a horror. ask how his son made millions of dollars from ukraine, made millions of dollars from china even though he had no expertise whatsoever, okay. so what he did was a real problem. with us, there was no pressure applied, no nothing. okay, folks. thank you very much. thank you. >>> live now to an event in washington, d.c. with house speaker nancy pelosi with "the atlantic's" editor in chief jeffrey goldberg. she'll be talking about the legislative agenda and poss

where is mick mulvaney? mick, stand up, please. [applause] >> we are very proud of you, mick. alright. tomorrow, 205 years ago, the british troops after burning down the capital, they attacked fort mchenry right here in baltimore. a small force of american soldiers defended the fort. like the rest of our country's patriots

according to the "washington post," president trump ordered acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney to withhold nearly $400 million in military aid to ukraine a week before the late july phone call. the associated press, "wall street journal" and "new york times" have since confirmed different aspects of this story. >> the "post" reports officials were instructed to tell lawmakers that the delays were part of an intra agency process but to give them no additional information. lawmakers who approved $400 million in funding, not releasing funds until september 11th, nearly two months later. seven freshmen democrats from recently flipped moderate districts penned an op-ed saying that the cause -- calling this call a flagrant disregard for the law cannot stand. they add if these allegations are true, we believe these actions represent an impeachable offense. to be clear, president trump has repeatedly attacked joe biden he's then pressure on ukraine to fire the country's top prosecutor. the president has suggested without evidence that biden did so to protect his son despite no evidence

secretary of state mike pompeo and acting chief of staff mick mulvaney.ource told cnn bolton felt the president caves too much when it comes to dictators. the president says he will announce his pick next week. >> so bolton's firing leaves a power vacuum at the white house and legitimate concerns how the white house handles foreign policy. the taliban talks were just one area of contention between bolton and trump. they also butted heads on iran, venezuela, north carolina, and afghanistan, some of the most difficult thorny issues in the world. cnn's clarissa ward who was embedded with the taliban and in iran weeks ago has more this morning on the fallout. clarissa? >> that's right, christine. it's really interesting the taliban issue was sort of the straw that broke the camel's back because of all of john bolton's decision, his disagreement for the president to extend an invitation to the taliban to come to camp david before 9/11 was certainly controversial. more broadly speaking, this had been brewing clearly for quite some time because john bolton has a

where is mick mulvaney? mick, stand up, please. [applause] >> we are very proud of you, mick. alright. tomorrow, 205 years ago, the british troops after burning down the capital, they attacked fort mchenry right here in baltimore. a small force of american soldiers defended the fort. like the rest of our country's patriots, they fought for freedom, liberty, and against tyranny. the odds against them were vast. but they did not break under the onslaught of the british bombs. no, the next morning, they lowered their tattered metal flex -- battle flags, and in defiance, raised a large 30 by 40 foot flag in its place. the message was clear for all to see. fort mchenry was still standing. ues its defenders fought for worse still standing, and they were the tory us. -- they were victorious. key witnessed this special moment, inspiring him to capture a significant in a poem whose lyrics later became the "star-spangled banner." "o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave?" today, some people find our flag and national anthem offe

there's no one in there including the acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney, who very much runs his own enterprise there, focused on his conservative issues and basically washed his hands of the president and says, look, i'm not going to try to restrain him, he will do what he sees fit, this is a losing proposition for me and him. you have a president with some consultation with his network of outside advisers but largely doing this on his own, on his gut, and feeling, yes, feeling very much like he has suffered no consequences, no penalty, for what we saw in 2016 with russia and everything since. yet, did the republicans lose control of the house of representatives? they did. president doesn't really care about that. the president, to this point, has cared only about his own political future, but now as the democrats move toward impeachment, the house, which the democrats lost in 2018, largely because the president's behavior, suddenly may decide this president's political fate, and there's no expectation barring something really dramatic that he would be removed from office from the s

this was an order that came from the president to his still acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney. and number two, the president's excuse that you saw, just now, before he went to give the u.n. speech, this was another kinnaird, all right? this was also not truthful argument that the europeans are not contributing. the europeans are the largest donor to ukraine. the ongoing efforts to mediate the peace process has been taken to europeans without u.s. participation. this is in the ongoing dispute with russia. and again, the thing, it's important for thing people to remember, that we need more detailed information about this story. you have president trump and rudy giuliani taking the side of the bad guys, in ukraine. demanding the investigation to the side of people. the u.s. government for years, has been trying to clean up their act and to purge from the ukrainian government. it's an incredible story for those who watch this part of the world, as i do. >> one person said, it is playing out like a movie script. dana, what's the impact of all of this? they're not there yet. but if m

where is mick mulvaney? mick, stand up please. [applause] kevin: we are very proud of you, mick. all right. tomorrow, 205 years ago, the british troops, after burning down the capital, attacked fort mchenry right here in baltimore. of americane soldiers defended the forts. they fought for freedom, liberty, and against tierney. vast,ds against him were but they did not break under the onslaught of the british bombs. no, the next morning they lowered their tattered battle flag, and in defiance, they footd a large 30 to 40 flag in its place. fort mchenry was still standing was the message for all to see. the value its defenders fought to protect was still standing. and not just ending, they were victorious. francis scott key witnessed this inspiring him to capture its significant in a poem whose lyrics later became the "star-spangled banner." "o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave?" today, some people find our flag and our national anthem offensive but we know our history. we stand for our national anthem. we proudly salut

it is unusual for the president to be upset with mick mulvaney. of the chiefs of staffs hee had, this is a chief of staff in the president's good graces the longest and consistently pleased him. so it is unusual here that white house officials and people close to the president and the president, himself, are dissatisfied with something that this chief of staff is doing right now. >> he's had three jobs in this administration, over consumer protections and office of management and budget, and now acting white house chief of staff. you know, there is the question of in addition to the conversation with the president of ukraine, there is the reporting over the weekend that there also in this classified server, record of conversations about with mohammed bin salman in saudi arabia. is. >> there is strong appetite in washington to declassify these conversations. i've been surprised by the willingness of the white house to come forward and declassify as quickly as they have these conversations. but i don't really know at this particular time how eager t

we're seeing it now with mick mulvaney.ven that mulvaney is in an acting capacity as chief of staff and a number of senior officials. the press secretary is currently juggling three jobs at once. it's not a fully staffed well oiled operation. >> is he on thin ice because he is essential in the investigation as they say they are sending a letter to find out why the $400 million was held up? >> mulvaney mulvaney's job status varies. some say he is totally fine and has nothing to worry about. others feel like he is on thin ice and trump -- staff tends to complain about all of their staff. it's unclear to know exactly what his standing is at the moment. certainly there will be a lot of exposure as the investigation continues including by the way into this management of how these foreign calls notes about these foreign calls, transcripts are stored within the system. >> one of the most remarkable things that came out of the snaupsis of the transcript of the phone call was this little subtle slip of trump tower reference. it's in

. >>> president trump is reacting to the latest "new york times" report that acting chief of staff mickey to wilbur ro ross to pressure noaa officials. the press talked about false claims about hurricane dorian coming to alabama and this is how trump responded moments ago. >> did you tell your chief of staff to have noaa disavow those forecasters who said that alabama was not in the path of the storm? >> no. i never did that. that's a whole hoax by the fake news media when they talk about the hurricane and talk about florida, they talk about alabama. that's just fake news. it was right from the beginning it was a fake story. >> april ryan is our cnn political analyst and white house correspondent for american urban radio networks and with me in baltimore where the president will be tomorrow, and i'll ask about that in a second. you hear the president saying it's fake, but what are you hearing? did this direction come from the white house? >> i will tell you this. we've heard over and over again that what the presideen the pre something the white house stands behind it. always something,

you know mick mulvaney. he was a house member before the acting chief of staff and omb director.te to sell wilbur ross to get the scientists at noaa to contradict what had been issued about alabama because the president had made a mistake? >> this is emblematic of this white house. it in some ways couldn't matter less but the same time the lies, the pettiness, the deceit, to pretend the president never makes a mistake leading to corrupting data of government scientists we rely on to keep people safe. >> and the inspector general is now investigating this, joe. >> i think it in all likelihood needs to be investigated. that is subject to be talked about around the water cooler. not in the halls of the presidency. and the oval office. as michael just said, i think the information is critically important to people's lives and should not be played in politics and scientists need to do their job. we hear that over and over again. this administration continues to question scientists at every level. and it's just reached now i think the absurd. >> whether it's the epa, the energy departm

steve: mick mulvaney was ordered by the president to fre$980 million to the ukraine: hey, wait, thatooks kind of fishy. the "wall street journal" says congress had okayed the aid. steve: in june the prospect of putting on hold the funds while the administration reviewed them. apparently the president had concerns how united states was spending the aid money and whether u.s. allies were adequately contributing. were they, you know, contributing their fair share. another administration official said the aid was held up because of a lack of support from other countries to ukraine and concerns about corruption in that country. ainsley: congressman was on fox news yesterday, i agree with him, he was saying everyone just take a brevment take a moment. research this and figure out what that conversation was about. these democrats who want to impeach him because of this don't even know what the conversation was. i think the president should do his talk today at the u.n. and then tomorrow or later in the week should release the transcript. brian: my problem with that ainsley and if the presid

our breaking news, president trump reportedly ordered acting chief of staff mick mulvaney to hold back military aid for ukraine for at least a week before his call with the ukrainian president. that was first reported in the "washington post." much more in a moment. that is what we're hearing from the president of the united states is right out of the trump playbook. unsubstantiated smears, ignoring the facts and leaving himself just enough wiggle room. listen to what the president said over the past few days about his conversation with the president of the ukraine, a conversation so concerning a whistle-blower is trying to make a complaint about it to congress. a complaint the white house and the doj are trying to bury. >> did you discuss joe biden, his son or his family? >> it doesn't matter what i discussed. somebody ought to look into joe biden's statement because it was disgraceful. >> the conversation i had was largely congratulatory. was largely the corruption taking place. was larkly the fact that we don't want our people like vice president biden and his son creating to the co

the "new york times" reports that acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney told commerce secretaryhave the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, noaa, publicly disavow this tweet that was sent by the national weather service office in birmingham, alabama, which said the state would not feel the effects of the storm. a senior official said mulvaney wanted to correct the record because he felt the birmingham tweet went to far, the one that forecasts the weather. a reporter asked the president if he was the one who asked mulvaney to takes action. >> i never did that. that's a whole hoax by the fake news media when they talk about the hurricane and florida and alabama. that was fake news right from the beginning. >> noaa said the national weather service sunday morning tweet spoke in absolute terms that were inconsistent with the best forecast products available at that time. the "times" also reported that the commerce department's inspector general is investigating the noaa statement and "the washington post" reports that noaa's acting chief scientist is investigating wheth

some staff members, including mick mulvaney, are to present options to the president in the coming days. but i don't think we'll see a formal war room like bill clinton used in the 1990s. while the white house staff remains low in terms of numbers and experience, this is a president who is going to do what he wants to do. he's always fashioned himself his best spokesman. he's going to lead the charge here, whether it is -- whether he's surrounded by staffers or not. at the end of the day the decision is his, and it's 280 characters at a time through his twitter feed. >> rick, through these comments and tweets the president still has yet to address this particular portion of the phone conversation with the president of ukraine, we'll put it on the screen for our viewers at home i'll read it. president zelensky, we are almost ready to buy more javelins from the united states for defense purposes. president trump, i would like you to do us a favor though. have you heard a decent defense from the white house on that specific line? >> no, there isn't one. and although i'm still laughing at t

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can't use it to get to between those two freeways, this is a popular way for people to be on 280 and mick the transition to 101. or use another freeway to get over to highway 101 more on it as they prepare to reopen it at some point this morning. let's take a look at the solano super commute, we don't have any slow traffic yet on bridge. solano county and contra costa county. no problems there. a nice looking drive near macarthur maze. 4:00p 1 get's go to steve with the weather. >>> sal, thank you on this friday. it will be hot for everybody. temperatures maybe not record setting, we feel very -- i mean 10 degrees short for the city yesterday. while it was warm, we've been warmer in the past, that's for sure, it will still be heat advisories out, upper 80s toys classic 90s, 90s and 100s. berkeley almost 70. that is sfo 67. here we go again. the big warmup and monterey and santa cruz and parts of the coast as well. 56, 72 bodega bay. june, july and august. 78 and wood acre, extremely warm area loft. but these are really warm temps. slight offshore at hayward. slight offshore at sfo. not go

mick mulvaney was the person who followed the president's order to freeze the money being released andrr provided the cover around around all of this by saying thwhistleblower' information cannot go to congress. however this will be framed, we need to see the speaker be able to frame it for the nation. because what we do know is the president will continue to frame this as routine. and unless somebody can yoefrp co overcome that, we won't have declarity. >> and as the members file into room lb 5 in that basement, they are preparing to make what is likely the most important decision that they will all make in this 116th congress. and the math has clearly changed for speaker pelosi for months she has been trying to tame the left side of her caucus, the members that are most spochbs sif to t responsive to the democratic ways and now you are starting to see centrist democrats call for impeachment. it changes the math because politically the leader of the party in the congress is always most worried and tries to protect their swing district members because those are the majority makers, the

because germany coach you walking love was watching from the stands a case of stage fright the coach mick wasn't allowed to talk to the klee ice cold finishing news pages of the averages a goal every other game for freiburg was involved but just couldn't find the net. without points headed into the match and getting to improve the majestic powerful header level things are. pretty much 100 percent start to the season some. in danger. and it got even worse for freiburg skeery slaloming solo goal in the 92nd minute turned out to be the deciding strike. christian strikes men let a lead slip through their fingers by then their young star had already been substituted judgment and freiburg perfect start dashed how does it feel. to exact like i said 6 points from 3 matches is ok but at the moment this last spain is going to need to learn how freiburg lost their momentum or was this just a blip a loss to cologne has certainly brought christian striking co back down to earth. but all is not lost the bundesliga continues after the international break. temperatures today and in both work but what act

officials say, it goes on to say, ordering acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney to hold back to $400 million in military aid for ukraine. is that accurate? >> we will let the white house speak for the president's interactions and conversations. i think it's important to note with secretary pompeo set on sunday on the sunday shows, he reiterated the fact that it is the trump administration that has provided aid to ukraine. meanwhile, during the obama administration they sent blankets and good wishes. ukraine has been facing russian aggression for quite some time and it's the trump administration that is working to thoroughly counter the russian threat that the ukrainian space. >> mike: iran's foreign minister raising the possibility of a new nuclear agreement with president trump, let's listen. >> we are prepared if president trump is serious about permanent permanent -- permanent peaceful nuclear programming iran. and permanent monitoring of iranian nuclear facilities. >> mike: your reaction, morgan? >> let's talk about the fact of where we are. secretary pompeo has laid out

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