ms. huckabee sanders: ayesha. reporter: thank you. so you said that you -- that the president is prepared to talk about security guarantees for north korea. we have seen in this administration that you can -- that when new administrations come in, they can undo things that prior administrations have done. how can president trump guarantee long-term security for north korea and for kim, in particular? secretary pompeo: well, look, we're going to have to do things that convince chairman kim that that's the case. all right? that's what we'll have to do. so let me give you an example. we are hopeful that we will put ourselves in a position where we can do something the previous administration didn't do. right? they signed a flimsy piece of paper, and we're hoping to submit a document that congress would also have a say in -- that would give currency and strength and elongation to the process, so that when administrations do change, as they inevitably do, and this one will -- six and half years from now -- when that takes place, that chair

stephanie wilkinson, who co—owns the red hen restaurant in virginia, asked ms sanders and herfamily to, ms sanders tweeted that "her actions say far more about her than about me," adding she would continue to treat those with opposing views "respectfully". 0n the stroke of midnight local time, saudi arabia became the last country in the world to allow women to drive. the lifting of the ban is being hailed as an important step towards modernisation by crown prince mohamed bin salman. but there's been criticism that some of the women who campaigned for the change are in prison on charges of treason. donna larsen reports. just after midnight in riyadh, and a piece of history is about to be made. a perfectly normal act in every other country in the world but, until now, not in saudi arabia. ujdeen al—ateek takes the wheel of the family car and drives into the street. all i can think about, i can still do my own stuff. i don't have to ask for anyone to take me around. that's very important. for us to drive, 0k, maybe a lot of us don't need to drive but, for me, i used to drive, i used to do

stephanie wilkinson, who co—owns the red hen restaurant in virginia, asked ms sanders and herfamily to and unethical". in response, ms sanders tweeted that "her actions say far more about her than about me", adding she would continue to treat those with opposing views " respectfully". back to nizhny novgorod. there is an england penalty. he does that so well. lingard awarded a penalty. there he goes. sprawling to the ground. and of course panama have been well known for their physical aspect of the game. it has been pretty physical so far to be honest. that looks like... a pretty stone wall penalty and a chance for england to go 2—0 up within 20 minutes, which would be a perfect start for the england team. let's just listen to the commentary. england with a chance to go two up. commentator: lingard's all right for me. he is onside. the referee was all right too. he didn't hesitate. after the delays that we're getting used to, it is an england penalty. and it is harry kane looking to score for a fifth successive england match. he has also scored in all six games he has started as captai

stephanie wilkinson, who co—owns the red hen restaurant in virginia, asked ms sanders and herfamily tosanders tweeted that "her actions say far more about her than about me," adding she would continue to treat those with opposing views "respectfully". one of britain's main railway lines is back under state control this morning. the east coast line was returned to public ownership after the government ended the stagecoach and virgin franchise. it will now be known as the london north eastern railway, a name last used in the 1940s. the department for transport will run the service until at least 2020. the former wimbledon tennis champion boris becker insists his appointment as a cultural attache for the central african republic was legitimate. senior officials from the republic claim a diplomatic passport he's been given is a fake, and say they want him to be extradited to face a fraud allegation. speaking on the andrew marr show this morning, mr becker explained how he became a diplomat working for the central african republic. . well, i was approached by the president, his excellency,

shall not comment publicly on the data until at least one hour after the official release time and ms sanders says well. the president was allowed to tweet because he quote didn't put the numbers out but guys he did comment publicly on the data by tweeting that he was looking forward to the numbers and that let traders know that the numbers were good right so his staff should simply insists or step away from the numbers or don't let him have them in the first place and the inspector general the labor department should be right in there certainly looking at some of these security issues and what they call the lock downs of trail hold all these numbers i want to be positive on the president is good on things and doing good things for the country and there is some that we talk about on the program but jus slow which is you shouldn't violate the law and he can't pardon himself. that's it for this time thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bust on you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust party will see that stuff. well you know the cars they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates

shall not comment publicly on the data until at least one hour after the official release time and ms sanders says all. the president was allowed to tweet because he quote didn't put the numbers out but guys he did comment publicly on the data by tweeting that he was looking forward to the numbers and that let traders know that the numbers were good right so his staff should simply and says sir step away from the numbers or don't let him have them in the first place and the inspector general the labor department should be right in there certainly looking at some of these security issues and what they call the lock downs of trail hold all these numbers i want to be positive when the president is good on things and doing good things for the country and there is some that we talk about on the program but choose low which is you shouldn't violate the law and he can't pardon himself that's it for this time thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bust on you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust our team we'll see you next time. i play for many flips over the years so i know the game and sorry gu

ms. sanders, hours earlier, tweeted about the restaurant.ing it should focus on the filthy canopy and doors and it is dirty on the outside and dirty on the inside. you want a civil tone? he tweeted 14 times yesterday. not one was a plea for civility. does he want a civil tone? >> i don't think so necessarily. not given the things he has been tweeting and saying. you know, it gets people riled up and thinking about this instead of talking about immigration and talking about other issues and the budget deal. this drove the news cycle yesterday and into today. having to respond and counteract each other. we're not talking about the big issues. we're talking about who is fighting who and what they're saying and what they're condoning and not condoning. how dirty a restaurant in wawrinka -- restaurant in virginia here and not talking about the issues. we have seen how rhetoric can turn nasty and physical with the congressional baseball practice and what happened to gabby giffords a few years ago. there is one thing about civil discourse and viole

ms. sanders. yes, i understand the restaurant's owner''s anger at the statement and the actions of the press secretary. but the fact that they are abominable does not mean i must conduct in the same way. we need to have a civil society. we need to maintain that civility. and yes, it is doyle maintain that civility when you're spit in the face, but you still maintain your civility. that's what dr. king showed us. that's what all the people who went into those woolworth and places to sit down and eat were denied. they maintained their civility through all of that stuff. we must always maintain our civility. thank you very much. host: alabama, line for democrats. hi, good morning. caller: good morning. what you know? to the gentleman that just called from massachusetts, i am so sorry. you could not maintain no civility with donald trump as president of the united states. you cannot -- you can't have civility with him being president of the united states. look how he just tweeted out and said that abo

ms. sanders not doing her job.nk we are going to go ten days with one white house briefing when we have had probably maybe the most consequential ten days or at least near consequential days of the president's presidency. that is unprecedented. i went through impeachment with president clinton and stood up there every day because the president has the right to see someone from the administration taking the questions and answering them honestly. we don't get a lot of honesty from this administration. now we are getting absence. >> i think the last briefing was last monday. the president has answered questions in some of these pool situations in and of himself and today he is traveling. the fact remains it has been seven days since the last official white house briefing. the president going wild on twitter this morning. i get the sense, joe, that the president's frustrated that he can't get the message he wants out but the professionals in the white house believe that they don't have control of the message yet. they

ms. sanders, was chased out of that restaurant.at restaurant, i've been to it, it's not a very good restaurant, in my humble opinion. she made a mistake to eat there in the first place. should have gone to -- neil: you know, you could look at that and just say i think even chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, you know, said that's going too far, elijiah cummings, going too far. so i admired all of them coming out and say cool it on that, but will people cool it? on both sides? >> well, you have to do that a lot. you have to do it every day or week or month, and you have to do it on both sides. there's a clear bipartisan objective that a everybody in the system ought to have to be more civil, to treat people well as you would like to be treated. some religious con nations there, yes. why to not? it's something that we could do to help bring people together. and, my god, ben is right about twitter. i'm on twitter. we're supposed to do some social media here at the university of virginia. increasingly i hate twitter. i hope the people who are

ms. huckabee sanders: good afternoon. thanks for being patient with us. obviously, there's a great deal of interest on the upcoming summit with the north koreans. we have secretary pompeo here, who will make some brief opening remarks and then take reporters questions on that topic. as you know, the president has already done a press conference today, so we'll keep reporter questions

ms-13. i'm not worried about sarah huckabee sanders. about millions of kids who are seeing a different america. >> it is hard to have lectures on civility from the trump administration. the president yesterday is attacking -- he started his campaign calling mexicans rapists. yesterday he is attacking democrats. sarah huckabee sanders' father is tweeting attacks and nancy pelosi being supported by ms-13 gang members. i think that is the challenge here which is this week has been a particularly tough week in that the trump administration has a policy which most americans do think is a policy debate but is frankly imoral. >> governor mike huckabee tweeted something in which he called people who asked his daughter to leave a restaurant bigots. >> it's disgusting when you look at this mentality and how he tweeted that picture. and also just with regard to sarah, she used her government account for taking on this private restaurant, private business. i personally think she should be referred to the office of government ethbicethics. >> we hav

ms-13. i'm not worried about sarah huckabee sanders.ay are seeing a different america. the. >> i would just say, it's hard to have lectures on civility from the trump administration. i mean, just yesterday -- >> i wasn't lecturing you. it wasn't a lecture. >> i think she's referring to sarah sanders. >> the president yesterday is attacking -- he started his campaign, calling mexicans rapists. he yesterday is attacking democrats. sarah huckabee sanders' father is atweetitweeting attacks on n pelosi. ms-13 gang members. i think that's the challenge here, which is really this week has been a particularly tough week in that the trump administration has a policy which most americans don't think is a policy debate, but is frankly immoral. >> so i want to get reaction to that. because it's true, governor mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas, tweeted something that said, it's an -- it's an image of what appears to be a latino gang and says nancy pelosi introduces her campaign committee for the take back of the house. >> yes, disgusting, r

ms. ocasio-cortez: i wasn't born to a wealthy or powerf family. nada: in a campaign video that went viral, the former organizer for bernie sanders emphasized her roots in the community while portraying her opponent as an out of touch insider. ms. ocasio-cortez: doesn't send kids to our schools or drink our water or breathe our air cannot possibly represent us.pr nada: she omised to fight for universal health care, a jobs guarantee, and immigration heform. the morning aftewin, she explained how she pulled it off. ms. ocasio-cortez: i think what we did is we focused on grassroots, on-the-ground organizing. we focused on making sure that every person could see and have physical contact with our campaign in the community. we made sure to have a message that was unapologetic in its advocacy for economic, social, and racial justice for working-class americans. nada: what do you think your win means for the future of the democratic party? ms. ocasio-cortez: i hope it ushers in a new era of candidates that are a litt more independently funded, that are not primarily financed by lobbyists or corporations, and are fighting for a very specific agenda that cham

. >>> sarah sanders father is facing allegations of racism after tweeting a photo of five men using ms-13 gang signs as he says nancy pelosi introduces her team as they an ttry to take ba the house. >> huckabee later justified the tweet with the political columnist and said, ms-13 is not a race, but illegal gang who rapes and murders children as sport. nancy pelosi defended them because she said trump insulted them. huckabee said it is not racist. >>> turkey president recep tayyip erdogan tightening the threat to political dominance. erdogan declaring himself the winner before the announcement was made. the state media and election commission he states manipulated the results. let's go to sam kiley. sam, how do you see this announcement at this point? >> reporter: now the results have been endorsed by the election board and accepted as fair and fact by the coalition. the opposition leader was hoping to give mr. erdogan the run for his money. at least to force a runoff. in the end, it is confirmed short of 53% of the turkey voters voted for mr. erdogan and 30% for his opponent. in the c

amy: stacey ms, amg those who have in your student is our revolution, the outgrowth of the bernie sandersat does that endorsement mean to you? privileged to be endorsed by our revolution, endorsed by senator sanders, but also to be endorsed by hry clinton. her me, it is a function of bringing together every faction in every part of the democratic party. to --e jarrett came down and president obama came down the saturday before the election. my campaign is grounded in the notion we can bring everyone together. our opponent is that thehe republicicans. our oppoponent is t the in acti. our opponent is a lack of educational opportunity for every child. our opponent is making certain economic opportunity is that relegated to privilege, that we have to fight baback against the who would deny has access to health care. i'm excited that everyone at the table with me from our revolution to secretary clinton toto valerie jarrett. because what it signals is a broader understanding that democrats and democratic values are the only way for progress in america. amy: stacey abrams, i would like to ask y

sanders: it reveals the bias among members of the fbi. y and that's an investigation into hillary clinton's use of ate e-mail server during her years as secretary of state. ms. clinton: i made a mistake using private e-mail. nick: for donald trump, it was the gift that kept on giving. president trump: let's knock out crooked hillary. nick: just weeks before polling day, comey controversially reopened the investigation -- more e-mails had been uncovered. prettynton: it is strange to put something like that out with such little atinfon right before an election. two: in a final twist, days before pulling, comey commended that no charges should be brought. democrats claim that the damage had been done, and comey's helped when donald trump the white house. whotorchumer: it is trump benefited from all of these mystics counselor heartily reflects d him.ate bias against nick: the trump administration is being sued by the new york. attorney gener he slammed the legal actyn as politica motivated and ridiculous. laura: nick joins us from new york now. what are the political implications going toon bhis highly anticipated report into jame' comey'actions ahead of the el

it will bring ms—13 and lots of others that we don't want to have in our country. bernie sandersxt, this is the president of a group called muslim advocates. with this decision, we are concerned that donald trump will move beyond the five muslim majority countries that are in the current version, to not only target more countries, but potentially even go after us citizens and lawful permanent residents. one former republican congressman, joe walsh, tweeted: we can also play you the reaction of one member of the trump 2020 advisory committee. this is obviously a huge win for president trump, but more importantly a win for the american people and their national security. it's also a win for future presidents because the court upheld his presidential authority under the us immigration and national act, and what is so significant is that previous administrations have established that these countries were deemed a threat to the united states, to the us security and that it was almost virtually impossible to vet these individuals coming into the country. i asked anthony zurcher whether

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ms-13 and assassination jokes but when donald trump calls elizabeth warren pocahontas people get upset and she got caught. this is what she's called , the "d" word and kellyanne conway other words and sarah sandersou hear the tape of her saying the "c" word they're all cheering and clapping. that's why they call her samantha bee list. >> sean: the answer? >> shocking. >> sean: the scales have shifted but you're using my pen so you're kind of cheating. we are friends. >> sean: you can keep it. >> comedians across the board we happen to have more much them and you can say so-called comedians and don't think they're funny but at the end of the day more liberals go into that professional. they're supposed to push boundaries. i don't think it was appropriate but at the same time there are people on the right who say horrible things. look at the things ted nugent has said and then got an invitation to the white house. >> you can blame the chelsea handlers and the samantha bee's and stephen colberts and they will say the most disgusting thing but won't say radical islam. >> if you listen to what was said about the obamas and the comparisons -- >> wait a minute, when someone on this network said somethi