vice president on monday to further discuss the situation president maduro has cried foul regarding mr white those attempts to use power in venezuela he maintains his legitimacy as president of venezuela a post he has been in since twenty thirteen and here accuses quite go of violating the constitution and the accusers quite though of attempting to stage a coup aided and abetted by the us the venezuelan foreign minister has also lambasted the us today accusing secretary of state might pompei o of fabricating reasons to start a war against caracas meanwhile washington warns is preparing for more sanctions against venezuela that's a move short of push many more people out onto the streets. venezuela's military has a choice embrace democracy protect civilians and humanitarian aid or face even more sanctions in isolation. the u.s. will take action against those who oppose the peaceful restoration of democracy in venezuela now is the time to act in support of the needs of the desperate venezuelan people meanwhile thousands of people have been showing their support for president ma daughter speaki

mr white though has ordered the aid to be allowed into venezuela he's branded the president's democratic election and you know gratian as illegitimate and most of my daughter will accuse his quiet though of attempting to stage a coup aided and abetted by the united states meanwhile washington warns us preparing more sanctions for venezuela a move sure to push even more people out onto the streets venezuela's military has a choice embrace democracy protect civilians and now in humanitarian aid or face even more sanctions in isolation. the u.s. will take action against those who oppose the peaceful restoration of democracy in venezuela now is the time to act in support of the needs of the desperate venezuelan people meanwhile thousands of people have been showing their support for president nicolas maduro speaking at a rally on saturday he called on but as well as to take to the streets and defend the country's independence and he denounced mr pickett as an american puppet. i swear to formalise soon the duties of the national executive as president of venezuela i added states probably reco

countries and the colombian capital bachata us vice president of my parents has arrived here with mr white there on the left and colombia's foreign minister at a news conference washington has become one of quieter keep back as the standoff with president of dora four people killed hundreds wounded along the country's border at the weekend and over security forces blocked out of supporters attempts to bring international aid into the country. from data because violent behavior i gave this season the colombian city of kuta on the border with welcome have it what can we expect from this emergency conference in bogota. well phil what we are likely to expect is to see the minister on a position trying to step up their efforts and to get a more aggressive tone by of this group of countries the so-called lima group and we've heard the representative of one way bill to the lima group say that he wants to leave all options on the table all options open and that that might include the use of force now of course that raises the question what does he mean by that and does he contemplate the possibili

agree to this path and we as european countries also the german government firmly stands behind mr white though the democratic represented will of the venezuelan people and we are ready to work with the international community and especially the latin american countries let's not let's talk now about. roughly forty seconds left let's talk about the power while the power struggle of doing claims on the presidency of venezuela continues to the people of venezuela are suffering i'm wondering whether the only the only factor that can help get madeira to leave office are the venezuelan people themselves well i agree and as i think if we look at suffering families kids especially affected the first thing and that's what we're trying to do and to work with the venezuelan people is to make sure that humanitarian aid reaches the people that are most affected and the political gambling of mr mo do a blocking z. axis rolls for example just shows the character of this regime this is simply unacceptable and they're really hope and i want to use that opportunity to appeal to mr madeira and to us and t

by our correspondent oscar schleicher he's on the story for us in caracas getting to you oscar so mr white of he says that he's being threatened or his family is being threatened by the authorities there how dangerous is the situation for him and his family. well it's very dangerous we saw that was there and your true general issued some measures against time to leave the country and against his assets here he stopped sure on asking for his arrest which is something that surprised a lot of press here because in past other opposition leaders have been put under arrest however and rest upon by the at this moment is very risky for him because it's not it was done for because of the threats that the u.s. made if any did any harm constitute my way though or any member of congress for that matter. and you know oscar you and i we've talked about this several times this this threat this morning coming from washington the fact that one is still free tonight is that proof in your opinion that madeira and his government are they taking the threat from washington seriously. yes they are definitely not

linker spoke with mr white in caracas. you know. we've been very clear with the armed forces that they have to allow humanitarian aid to enter and we have a box it will be tried for human rights violations what's happening in venezuela could be considered aside and genocide you know hundreds of thousands have died because of a shortage of food and medicine. so this regime is responsible for direct deaths like in the case of the special forces that killed over seventy people in a week for protesting and for indirect deaths because they're not doing anything to solve the food or medicine crisis not to mention crime rates that place caracas as the most dangerous capital city on the planet. when it. you said recently that there could be an american military intervention. they're not there aren't you worried that would risk destabilizing the region. nor you. know no i didn't say that it's important i say this i've been asked a lot about whether one country can provide that sort of support so was i made it clear that every decision that v

mr. cohen? >> the white house raised similar concerns ahead of the hearings. press secretary sarah sanders said it's laughable that anyone would take a convicted liar like cohen at his word and pathetic to see him given yet another opportunity to spread his lies. michael cohen is set to spend three years behind bars starting this spring after he pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations, tax evasion, and lying to congress. he said he committed those crimes out of blind loyalty to president trump. the chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reporting live on capitol hill. >> well, thanks, trace. in the last few minutes we've had a fair amount of activity. if i'm stepping aside for a minute the crowd has gathered by the second floor of the hart senate office building where the secure facility is where michael cohen has been answering questions now going on for at least five hours. we saw senator angus king. he left and looked down and didn't take any questions from reporters about the substance of the interview. cohen at arrived on capitol hill e

so now seven months later mr white announced that reuniting families separated at the border quote would present grave child welfare concerns it would destabilize the permanency of their existing home environment and could be traumatic to the children in addition and maxwell of health and human services announced in january that the number of children separated at the border was much larger than the two thousand seven hundred thirty seven reported to the media the reason staffing it takes approximately eight hours to review one case file the health and human services office of refugee resettlement has over forty seven thousand cases to review meaning it would take one hundred employees working for four hundred seventy one days simply to determine next steps for those separated at the burr border so as the problem of funding isn't being allocated correctly or are the actual problems on the ground being ignored while those here in washington play politics with lives and security here to help us better understand the immigration system and what truly needs to be done to fix that is immigrat

mr. christie: my pleasure. jane: how much of the chaos inst the white houss from throwing out your transition plan? mr. ie: i have always said about 75% of it. there is always chaos in the white house and especially with a president who has not been in public office before. but so many of these things were avoidable. we had set up 30 volumes of information, everying from white papers on policy proposals and how to implement them to vetting ofrs three people for every cabinet and senior staff position to a day one plan, 100-datplan, al200-day plan. of those things were thrown out. i think it ill served the president extraordinarily to have a small group of peop do it on the back of an envelope over 71 days, and that chaos,ar especially the chaos, was indicative of the bad decision. jane: you say in your book that in this environment it is almost impossible to catch can the president catch up? what can he do to salvage the next two years? mr. christie: i think what he needs to do is hit the reset button. i don't think you can make u for the mistakes made before, but you needo get additional folks in there

mr. white declined request to answer questions and to comment on our story. collin kaepernick have come to terms and the quarterback is dropping his lawsuit against pro football. he accused the nfl of expicons e conspireing to keep him out of the league after he began kneeling in 2016. termsre of the agreement ot revealed but collin kaepernick ead been reportedly saying he would only set the case if a f lucrativancial agreement would be reached. >>> he came to our area for a wedding and ended up in the hospital. todayo he had the chanceank the people who saved his life. two joggers immediately called 911 when he collapsed. >> medics had to shock him twice to revive him. dave sayshe's beyond grateful to everyone. >> hittingolf balls again and jogging gently on the beach, and i had christmas with my grand daughters, and i owe all of that to them. i know i wouldn't be here without them. i think of them every single day. >> how sweet. that's so nice. >> he ss -- h thanked them from the bottom of his recovering heart. th's a great way to put it. he also said he ha

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and, through that way, today, negros are working side-by-side with their white brothers. >> mr. with the negro and whites delegation of steelwork. >> this is their inspiring, knowing that you are a part of it, and knowing that you are doing and not only for yourself, but for all around you, and for your children, and those coming after you. i think it is one of the most important steps in history. >> they prayed and the walls came coming down. so we are going to pay today that racial segregation is going to tumble down all over. >> cochairman a. philip randolph . >> we have come to the rise the third anniversary of the historic united states for supreme court decision, of the desegregation of public schools, of the emancipation proclamation, of the mind and the human spirit. we have come to demonstrate the unity of the and their allies, label liberals and the church. we are here to tell those, and white supremacist, to keep their evil hands off of the national association for the advancement of colored people. >> reverend weston, unitarian church. >> grant us the courage to enter

yates, what did you tell the white house about mr. flynn? person meetings and one phone call with the white house counsel about mr. flynn. the first meeting occurred on january 26. i called don mcgahn first thing that morning and told him that i had a very sensitive matter that i needed to discuss with him, that i couldn't talk about it on the phone and that i needed to come see him. and he agreed to me with me later that afternoon. the first thing we did was to explain to mr. mcgahn that the underlying conduct that general flynn had engaged in was problematic in and of itself. not only did we believe that the russians knew this but that they likely had proof of this information. and that created a compromise situation, a situation where the national security adviser essentially could be blackmailed by the russians. finally, we told them that we were giving them all of this information so that they could take action, the action that they deemed appropriate. >> that was sally yates talking about something that happened at the very, very beginn

through their weight, we are working side-by-side with their white brothers. hobson came> mr. ion. >> this is very, very inspiring. knowing you are a part of it and knowing you're doing it not only for yourself, but for all around you and those who are coming after you. i think it is one of the most important that's in history. >> they prayed and the walls came coming down. are going to pray that racial segregation is going to tumble down all over. >> we have come to memorialize the historic supreme court of the historic united's dates decision on the desegregation of public schools. a veritable emancipation proclamation of the mind and the human spirit. we have come to demonstrate the unity of the negro and their and their allies, labor liberals, and the church. your hill to tell those who worship the false gods of white supremacy to keep their evil hands off the national association of the advancement for colored people. >> reverend westen, unitarian church. >> great is the courage to enter into the arena of life and their battle intensely against all of the forces of injusti

through their weight, today negroes are working side by side with their white brothers. >> mr. ro and white delegation of steel workers. >> this is very, very inspiring. knowing that you are a part of this, and knowing that you are doing it not only for yourself but for all around you and for your children and those who are coming after you. i think it is one of the most important steps in history. >> the children of islam marched around the walls of jericho seven times, and they prayed, and the walls came tumbling down. so we are going to pray today, and racial segregation is going to tumble down all over. >> co-chairman a. phillip randolph, president, sleeping brotherhood of sleeping car porters. mr. randolph: we have come to memorialize the historic supreme court of the united states vision for the desegregation of public schools, of the emancipation proclamation, of the mind and human spirit. we have come to demonstrate the unity of the negro and their allies, labor liberals, and the church. we are here to tell those who worship the false gods of white supremacy to keep thei

white folks and he could slit a lot of throats. that was kindht of oxymoronic. and his home, he lived over the barbershop. the house is gone. it was the home of mr. donegan. he was 84 years old. he was married to a woman who just happened to be white. they had been married for 20 years if not longer. they lived in this area. mob came this far, which is far removed from where the other activities were. they knew he lived there and they knew he was married to a white woman and they thought that they would kill him. he was a cobbler. made reported that he boots for mr. lincoln. he certainly would have been in springfield at the time mr. lincoln was in springfield. >> they came to his house and what happened? >> they lynched him. the building where we are going -- the stateed fortal served as a refuge the black people. the arsenal was a safe haven for black people and across the street on the grounds of the state capital. where did they go from there? itthat was about the end of because the state militia started to show up. that was the end of two days of rioting. >> how much damage was done and how many people were killed? there were 40 homes destroyed , thre

border from neighboring colombia and and brazil and distributed itself but this has not this even mr white dog could not confirm himself so a lot of moving parts at this hour we haven't heard back from president mughal or at least a direct response from him to want to just said but he has been very loose by the support from european countries and my gran's the u.k. to one. if that's the understatement particularly angry at spain as you just heard here he hasn't named the leaders of being lead or the scandinavian countries or anyone else but he continued lee hammers on president sanchez of spain and i think that that's because he is a socialist is from the left as he considers that a particularly stinging a brutal betrayal although his revolution but right now he is being rather cornered in fact in an interview with another spanish language television network president to my bhutto conceded that he is in what he called a very very difficult boxing ring right now although he says he is not against the ropes he he says he still is defending themselves so he is on the defensive and very clearl

mr. cohen, how longer do work in the white house? mr. cohen: i never worked in the white house. rep. jordan: and that is a point, isn't it, mr. cohen? mr. cohen: no sir. rep. jordan: you wanted to work in the white house? mr. cohen: i was extremely proud to be personal attorney to the president. i did not want to go to the white house. i was offered jobs. i can tell you a story of mr. trump reaming out reince priebus because i had not taken a job where mr. trump won mho, working with don mcgann at the white house general counsel's office. second. what i said, and i brought a lawyer in, who produced a memo as to why i should not go in, because there would be no attorney-client privilege, and in order to handle some of the matters i talked about in my opening, that it would be best suited for me not to go in, and that every president had a personal attorney -- rep. jordan: here is what i see. i see a guy who worked for 10 years trashing the guy who worked for, didn't get a job in the white house, and now you are behaving like everyone else will get fired or did not get the job they want

mr. cohen: from the white house? at jay sekulow, i believe abby lowell as well. >> do you have a copy of your originals to me you can provide to the committee? >> mr. cohen: i can try to get that for you. >> if you would do that. the letter of intent for the moscow tower was in the fall of 2015. correct? >> mr. cohen: correct. >> was there an expiration of that letter? >> mr. cohen: there was not. >> so it could technically still be in effect today? >> mr. cohen: it's been terminated. >> okay. did mr. trump tell you to offer vladimir putin a free penthouse? >> mr. cohen: no, man. that was felix sater, it was a marketing stunt. he spoke about it. >> so felix sater had suggested to you that mr. trump offer a penthouse to mr. putin? >> mr. cohen: yes, because it would certainly drive up the price per square foot. no different than any condo where they start listing celebrities that live in the property. >> in 2016, did you travel to europe? >> mr. cohen: yes. >> did you meet with persons associated with the trump tower p

>> i never worked in the white house. >> that's the point, isn't it, mr. cohen? >> no, sir. >> yes, it is. >> no, it's not. >> you wanted to work in the white house and you didn't get brought to the dance -- >> i was extremely proud to be personal attorney to the president of the united states of america. i did not want to go to the white house. i was offered jobs. i can tell you a story of mr. trump reaming out reince priebus because i had not taken a job mr. trump wanted me to at the white house -- >> mr. cohen -- >> one second. all right. what i said at the time -- and i brought a lawyer in who produced a memo as to why i should not go in because there would be no attorney/client privilege and in order to handle the some of the matters i talked about in my opening, that it would be best suited for me not to go in and every president had a personal attorney. >> here's what i see. i see a guy who worked for ten years and trashing the guy he worked for for ten years. didn't get a job in the white house. and now you're behaving just like everyone else who got fired

how long did you how long you work in the white house i never worked in the white house that's the point isn't mr cohen no sir yes it is no it's not you wanted to work in the white house know certain get brought to the dance certain now i was extremely proud to be a personal attorney to the president of the united states of america i do not want to go to the white house i was offered jobs i can tell you a story of mr trump reaming out running to previous because i had not taken a job where mr trump wanted me to do which is working with don mcginn at the white house general counsel as well and you work for start resident one second what i said at the time and i brought a lawyer in who produced a memo as to why i should not go in because there would be no attorney client privilege and in order to handle some of the matters that i talked about in my opening. that would be best suited for me not to go in and that every president had a person here tonight here's what i see i see i work for ten years and you're trashing the guy he worked for for ten years didn't get a job in the white house and now and

>> i never worked in the white house. >> and that's the point, isn't it, mr. cohen? >> no, sir. >> yes, it is. >> no, sir. >> you wanted to work in the white house. you didn't get brought to the dance and now -- >> i was extremely proud to be personal attorney to the president of the united states of america. i did not want to go to the white house. >> i see a guy work for ten years and trashing the guy he worked for for ten years, didn't get a job in the white house and now, and now you're behaving just like everyone else who's got fired or didn't get the job they wanted like andy mccabe, like james comey, same kind of selfish motivation after you don't get the thing you want, that's what i see here today and that's what the american people -- >> mr. jordan, all i wanted was what i got. to be personal attorney to the president. >> manu raju joins us live from capitol hill. what else did we learn from cohen that we may not have known before? >> reporter: well, big focus heading into today was lies that he told back in 2017 about that trump tower/moscow project. of cou

mr. lee was nominated and worked in president bush's white house counsel office. he clerked the fifth circuit and went to harvard, magna cum laude. he's not dumb. and then mr. bumitae is a star. he clerked in the 10th circuit, went to undergrad harvard, jd, is a member of the national filipino lawyers association, and is also in the lgbt law association. often times, i meet with senators and they say, where is the diversity of the nominees? where is this? where is that? he is precisely what the democrats said a republican president would never nominate but this president did. i think president trump should be given a lot of credit for that. the white house has not renominated the site of california judges. i don't have firsthand knowledge as of why. i'm hoping it is to work with senators and make confirmations smoother. i hope they stick with this ticket the president has signed off on. assuming this works out, we have 16 democratic appointees, seven republican appointees. if we can get the other six confirmed, that makes 13. the way california, given the geographi

from nato just the opposite really and you can give that commitment sitting right here that mr trump the white house is not going to commit on behalf of mr trump you'll need to talk but that's about it and i give you a commitment i can give you. now say that it's again that's what matters at the end of the day no it does not trump now well it does not i always have difficulty when i'm talking about the structure of our government with my european friends we are the first branch of government when the united states was founded the founding fathers wisely put together three branches of government co-equal branches of government except that the first branch of government holds the purse strings and passes the laws the second branch of government that mr trump can't pass any laws by the way i'm a friend of his he and i get along relatively well we have disagreements just like he's never talked to you about dumping nato he has never said to me that he would don't need to let's talk about the us attitude to human rights because that as much as anything else appears to have changed with this administ

>> i never worked in the white house. >> that's point, isn't it, mr. cohen? >> no, sir. >> yes, it is. you wanted to work in the white house. >> no, sir. >> you didn't get brought to the dance. >> i actually think it was a sad day for america. anytime that you have the president dragged through the mud that way it hurts our democracy. >> reporter: how worried should the president be? >> michael cohen was very specific in what he offered today. if the dots are connected, it could create a strong case for a criminal investigation if not impeachment. >> reporter: today's hearing was almost a split-screen moment. the president off being a statesman while his former lawyer brought up a wide variety of issues. the hearing offered tantalizing tidbits on the russia investigation. >> questions have been raised whether i know direct evidence that mr. trump or his campaign colluded with russia. i do not. and i want to be clear. but i have my suspicions. >> reporter: cohen claimed to have been in the room when don trump jr. informed his father about setting up that infamo

mr. trump court white supremacists and bigots. you have heard him call poorer countries "shithole"s. s in private he is worse. he asked me if i could name a country run by a black person that went a "shithole." this was when barack obama was president of the united states. and while we were driving through a struggling neighborhood in chicago, he commented that only black people could live that way. and he told me that black people would never vote for him because they were too stupid. and yet, i continued to work for him. mr. trump is a cheat. as previously stated, i am giving to the committee today three years of mr. trump's personal financial statements from 2011, 2012 and 2013 which he gave to deutsche bank to choir about a loan to buy the buffalo bills and to forbes. these are exhibits 1 a, 1 b and 1 c to my testimony. it was my experience that mr. trump inflated his total assets when it served his purposes. such as trying to be listed amongst the wealthiest people in forbes and deflate the his assets to reduce his real estate taxes. i am sharing with you two newspaper articles,

>> i never worked in t white house. >> that's the point, isn't it, mr cohen. >> no sir. >> yes it is.no sir, it's not, sir. >> you wanted to work in the white house. >> no sir. >> you didn't get brought to the dance, and now nothing he says or produces has any credibility. apparently he even lied about delivering his own child which his wife had to correct the record of. ladies and gentlemen how on earth is this witness credible? >> i got to tell you. u know, america's watching you, i've been getting texts right and left saying how can anyone listen to this pathological person. he's got a problem. he doesn't know fact fromio fi you didn't o this to protect trump. this is all about you. there's no truth with you whatsoever. that's important to o look up there and look at that old adage that our momlitold us. liar, pants on fire. no one should ever listen to you and give you credibility. it's sad. >> woodruff: our lisa desjardins was in the hring room today. d yamiche alcindor has been tracking reaction from the white house. hello to both of you. so, lisa, you were there. we were just h

the country has seen mr trump caught white supremacists and bigots.s. he once asked me if i could name a country run bya asked me if i could name a country run by a black person that was not a sheet hole. this was when barack obama was president of the united states. he commented that only black people could live in such a way. he told me that black people would never vote for him because they were too stupid and yet i continued to work for him. mr trump is a conman. he asked me to pay off an adult film star with whom he had an affair and to lie about it to his wife, which i did. lying to the first lady is one of my biggest regrets because she is a kind of a good person, and i respect her greatly and she did not deserve that. i am giving the committee today a copy of the $130,000 wire transfer from the two miss clifford's turney cheering the closing days of the presidential campaign was demanded by miss clifford to maintain her silence about her affair with mr trump and this is exhibit four to my testimony. mr trump directed me to use my own personalf

mr. trump court white supremacists and bigots. you have heard him call poorer countries "shithole"s. s in private he is worse. he asked me if i could name a country run by a black person that went a "shithole." this was when barack obama was president of the united states. and while we were driving through a struggling neighborhood in chicago, he commented that only black people could live that way. and he told me that black allen weisselberg. and see for that example 5 b. the president of the united states thus wrote a personal check for the payment of hush money as part of a criminal scheme to violate campaign finance laws. and you can find the details of that scheme directed by mr. trump in the pleadings in the u.s. district court for the southern district of new york. so picture in scene. in february of 2017, one month into his presidency, i'm visiting president trump in the oval office for the first time. and it's truly you a inspiring. he is showing me all around and pointing to different paintings. and he says to me something to the effect of, don't worry, michael, your januar

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mr. simms when it is really the powers of the presidency coming down upon a sole individual. have you heard anything from the white about this? >> no, not yet. the only thing heard so far was the demand for arbitration in which was by the campaign tweet 20 minutes after president trump defamed mr. simms. former federal employees under long established judicial precedent have a constitutional right to disclose unclassified information regarding what they saw and observed. this is long precedent. if there was classified information that would be one thing. team of vipers, the entire depland for arbitration concerns things that mr. simms saw and is disclosing that happened during his federal service, but they are using the campaign nondisclosure agreement to try to silence him. this is circumventing decades of precedent. >> simms said this morning that he is not going to be bullied. that perked up my ears and made me wonder if anyone from the white house thore campaign has communicated with him about his book outside of this arbitration. >> not to my knowledge. there has been no verbal threats that i'm aware of to hi

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white house counsel's office. their in-house lawyer, quote, the lawyer's main concern was that mr. er overstated how exhaustively the white house had investigated mr. flynn, and that he said wrongly that administration lawyers had concluded there were no legal issues surrounding mr. flynn's conduct. with us tonight to talk about it, shannon pettypiece, white house correspondent for bloomberg, and eric siege, reporter at the "washington post." shannon, knowing the truth now, it does make you question, as you've had reason to, some of what we've heard from that podium. >> well, i actually remember the night that flynn was fired. i was actually working that night at the white house. i was standing outside sean spicer's office with a group of other reporters for hours trying to get an answer on what was going on. because that evening we all saw flynn go into the oval office, and we saw flynn come out of the oval office, and we were trying to figure out if that was it, if that was the moment he was fired. when i think back to that moment, i just think a massive amount of confusion going

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