ms. white: stephanie. >> the president mentioned he spoke to secretary mattis and joint chiefs of staff and japan and south korea, saying they were ready to shoulder much of the cost of financial burden, operations, if such an them -- an unfortunate situation should occur. is the president saying -- maybe this is a question for secretary south -- does he suggest korea and japan are willing to finance any operations in the peninsula? ms. white: i would have to refer you to the white house. i was not privy to that. i have not spoken to secretary mattis since the phone call. i will let you know if i get any details. >> the department was notified by the department of commerce they will be conducting section investigation into national security implementations for imported automobiles. does the pentagon feel imported automobiles are national security threat, especially when most come from japan, south korea, europe? ms. white: we just got that memo. i promise to come back to you on that. i owe you

ms. white: regarding the secretary's travel -- yesterday, secretary mattis delivered the air force academy commencement address. he charged the class of 2018 with holding the line to ensure our military remains the most lethal force in the world. today, secretary mattis presides over the north comm and norad change of command ceremony as we celebrate the 60th anniversary of norad. he will underscore the importance of north america as an example of democratic stability in a time of global promise and peril. he will also reinforce the importance of our indispinsable alliance with canada, and he will mexico's increased leadership and renewed commitment to regional stability. with that i will take your questions. bob, you're back. reporter: yes, thank you. dana, a couple questions in connection with the president's remarks a few minutes ago about canceling the meeting with north korea. he mentioned that he had spoke with secretary mattis about this and he said the u.s. military now is more ready th

ms. sanders: we really know. reporter: this kelly sattler still work in this white house? ms. sanders: yes. she does. reporter: does the president their responsibility for the tone in this white house? ms. sanders: the president supports all americans. if you look at what he is doing every day, he is working hard to make this country better, whether it is building our the economy, creating jobs, defeating isis, fixing our judiciary system, helping with illegal immigration, the president is addressing a number of issues. that is what our focus is. that is what we are doing your every day and that is what the president has laid out very clearly, what his interests are. reporter: does he bear responsibility for the tone set here at the white house and the staffers who work here? ms. sanders: he certainly doesn't it think he's done a good job laying out what the priorities of the administration and what they are doing is helping impact americans all across the country. are they lying, sarah? reporter: general kelly came out and endorsed a pathway to citizenship for temporary protected status recipients yo

ms. sanders: i do not believe so. see call why didn't the white house press office about his statements about what was happening? ms. sanders: the white house press office would not coordinate with the president's outside legal -- reporter: he said he was blindsided -- ms. sanders: actually, i do not use that term. not all due respect, you do know much about me in terms of what i feel and what i do not -- reporter: then how does this operate -- and the chinese president in china, how does the white house feel about the meeting of the two leaders in china -- have aners: we do not official policy, but think it is always good when other world leaders are getting along, and when we can cooperate, that is always a good. we have a great relationship with both countries and hope to continue to do so. tanks, dies -- thanks, guys. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> later this afternoon, an update

ms. sanders: we really know. reporter: this kelly sattler still work in this white house? ms. sanders: yes. she does. reporter: does the president set the tone, but -- does he bear the responsibility for the tone in this white house? ms. sanders: the president supports all americans. if you look at what he is doing every single day, he is showing up every day he is working hard , to make this country better, whether it is building our the economy, creating jobs, defeating isis, fixing our judiciary system, helping with illegal immigration, the president is addressing a number of issues. that is what our focus is. that is what we are doing here every day and that is what the president has laid out very clearly, what his interests are. reporter: does he bear responsibility for the tone set here at the white house and the staffers who work here? ms. sanders: he certainly does, and i think he's done a good job laying out what the priorities of the administration are, and what they are doing is helping impact americans all across the country. reporter: are they lying, sarah? ms. sanders: go ahead. reporter

ms. haspel vigorously defended it. according to the same reports, the trump white house reviewed cia message logs that quote - made it clear just how accepting she had been of sins disavowed iointerrogation techniques. the fact is, so far as the record indicates, the only action ms. haspel has taken with regard to us torture practices has been to do her best to cover it up. why relitigate the choices that were made during those days after 9/11? because this matter. especially with a president like donald trump. as a candidate, donald trump said he was quote - bring back a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding. because even quote - if it doesn't work, they deserve it anyway. and as president, donald trump pulled back from his plan to reinstate the use of secret cia prisons overseas only after overwhelming bipartisan outreach. the stakes are high. the use of torture is one of the darkest chapters in our nations modern history. we cannot give this president any reason to drag this country back. we cannot allow any room for that mistake to occur again. gina haspel has spent 33 years at the cia. she has a decorated career and

ms. haspel vigorously defended them and according to the same reports the white house reviewed message laws that made it clear just how accepting she had been of interrogation techniques and the fact is as far as the record indicates the only action ms. haspel has taken with regard to u.s. torture practices as is doing her best to cover it up making the choices that were made after 911 because this matters especially with the president like donald trump. as a candidate donald trump said he will bring back a hell of a lot worse than because even if it w doesn't work they deserve it anyway. and as president donald trump rolled back from his plan to reinstate the use of secret prisonsy overseas only after overwhelming bipartisan outrage. the stakes are high torture is one of the darkest chapters in our modern history we cannot give this president any reason to drag this country back we cannot allow any room for that mistake to occur again. ms. haspel 33 years at the cia had decorated career and has sacrificed for this country in many ways that americans will never know. no doubt her current an

ms. pelosi: are you confident in the white house? next. [laughter] yes, sir. reporter: another politics question. i wanted to ask but california's primary. the general primary system. are you concerned that that potentially could lock democrats ,ut of some key house districts usually big pickup opportunities for democrats? ms. pelosi: you guys want to talk politics. what is this? we're under the dome. we talk policy here. in terms of a civics lesson, not the politics so much, the california system, the general primary, is something that is called a reform and i remember years ago the senator had said, if they call it reform, it's not. and this is not a reform. it's terrible. it prolongs the process, costs more money. it's really -- it schutz out smaller ms. pelosi: so i don't recommend it as a policy matter. in terms of the policy, we have so much enthusiasm this year. candidates running all over the country. running a jungle primary, you can end up with a result that ends up with the concentration. but our chairman has worked very hard all over the country to

that comment followed a discussion about ms-13 gang members. the whites that's what the president was referring to there, undocumented ms-13 gang members that the white house says it is working to get out of this country. this was part of the meeting, where the president was talking about fixing the immigration laws here. joining us now to discuss, jim simm simmons, saying that getting animals out of the country, if you are talking about ms-13 members, is there a problem with that? >> listen, there is a problem with the entire approach the president has taken. what he's doing is he's using immigration and his attack on latinos as a way to stoke the anger and fear among many white americans who are the base of his support. and he's using that to divide the rest of the country to keep republicans in charge and continuing to give money away to his wealthy friends. we have to be focused an what's going on here and the reality is the republicans are going to be in jeopardy, not just in this election, but elections to come as the country becomes more diverse,

white house. despite donald trump being criticized for calling ms 13 members animals the white house sent out an email with the subject line that reads, quote, to know about the violent animals in ms 13. sarah sanders followed that up by saying if the media and liberals want to defend ms 13 they are more than welcome but the president followed that up by saying guess what? >> when gang members come into a contract for to them as animals and guess what, i always will. >> and ms 13 member note within the gaining as animal as sentenced to 40 years in prison for killing a 15-year-old boy in 2015. 23-year-old joe martinez was secretly recorded by a cooperating witness where he admitted his role in the killing. speak at the march for life rally is the first to attend the right to life held by a major pro-life political player. >> america has a pro-life president, a pro-life vice president, a pro-life house of representatives and 25 pro-life republican state capitals. that is pretty good. that is pretty good. leo, i know i'm late. oh! my wallet! card lock from capital one. instantly lock your credit card. in

ms. monaco, first white house issue talking point was, you must denuclearize. that was a nonstarter. [laughter] ms. monaca: you're welcome. mr. clapper i was very obedient. : they went to school with gaddafi and he brought up that. he negotiated away his weapons of mass destruction and it didn't turn out so well for him. so i just think -- i do think it's a good thing that they're going to talk. but i hope what the president would do something that doesn't comport with his character, would be going on a listening tour. i think it would be very useful to get it straight from the horse's mouth, so to speak, from one of the family, you know, north korea's a family-owned country, exactly what they say they want in the -- what is it that would make them feel secure so they don't have to rely on nuclear weapons? that price might be very high. like withdrawing all u.s. forces from the peninsula, which of course not a good thing to do and not just for the peninsula, but it has huge regional implications. ms. wallace: lisa, why don't you pick this up and then introduce your analysis on what pu

trump doesn't live in this white house and lives with her parents in the suburbs. what do you make of those rumors? ms. sanders: i make of the fact that just when you think "the washington post" can't get things any more wrong they do. that's a -- an outrageous and ridiculous claim. the first lady lives here, we see her regularly. that's something that belongs in tabloid gossip not on the front pages of the "washington post" and i hope they do better next time. peter. reporter: the first lady -- we'll hear from the first lady in a moment she'll promote good behavior among children. does the president accept any responsibility for the fact that the president -- that the first lady will speak out against cyber bullying. ms. sanders: we've got to make sure we get there and the president will be joining the first lady at that event, we want to make sure everybody has reporter: to tune in does he accept responsibility for the climate that exists right now that there's the need to address an issue like cyber bullying. ms. sanders: i think the idea that you're trying to blame cyber bullying on the president

repeating his use of the word animals to describe ms-13 and getting a lot of backup on that from his political supporters. >> john roberts at the white house. >> jon: as john just mentioned the president's immigration round table happens in a few hours on long island where the ms-13 gang has been active over the past several years. let's talk about what might result with tom rogan who covers politics for "the washington examiner". any presidential appearance is meant to make a point. presidential time is precious. what is the white house thinking about what is going to come out of this meeting today? >> hi, jon. i think the first thing is that the president sees this as an opportunity to take the lead on an issue that i think the vast majority of americans agree with him on. ms-13 and gangs like it are predators against innocent people. and i think most people again agree with that and it helps president trump when you see some on the left try to push back against that notion of animals as the descriptor. the secondary point here, this allows president trump to present his broader immigration plan in the context of a threat. that i t

the white house now says he was referring to the criminal immigrant gang ms-13. hough he didn't say so. he didn't make that clear. joining me is former white house aide under president george w. bush. welcome both. whether you're talking about ms-13 or not or all immigrants, he used the animal phrase quite liberally and frequently when talking about illegal immigrants. >> i read the transcript and i do actually give him the benefit of doubt on this one because it did seem to be in reference to ms-13 which is a horrible game that ma chchetes are their use they have preyed on minors. he's said so many other things in the past that were really inappropriate and horrible such as mexicans and calling them rapists in his announcement speech. it's such a contentious media environment because he's had so much racially charged language that this was, i feel like blown a little bit out of proportion when it was about ms-13. >> fair enough. he was responding to a question although he didn't make it clear. jerry brown tweeted hesitate lying on immigration, lying and the laws

ms-13. the round table coming after the white house doubled down on the president's characterization of the g members as animals. live in beth page, new york, what can we expect from today's meeting there, brian? good morning. >> good morning, bill. security is set behind me for the president's ms-13 round table scheduled today for 2:00 p.m. on long island. it will feature 14 people. victims family members, republican congressmen and local police commissioners. the president will get an update how the fight against this gang is going and what more is needed to win. this is the second time the president has visited long island in less than a year to discuss ms-13. long island is an ms-13 hot spot. the f.b.i. says 10,000 members are in the u.s. 2,000 live here but the gang's reach extends across 40 states. under president trump arrests of ms-13 gang members are way up. last year ice arrested 796 ms-13 members. we spoke to the suffolk county sheriff. the county hasn't seen an ms-13 murder in 13 months but he said more money is needed. >> if i can get funding for my gang resistance education and

ms. pelosi: he opposed the agreement. reporter: thanks so much. the white house has indicated that it's possibly going to implement additional sanctions beyond the sanctions they've reimposed with the jcpoa. some of your colleagues on the other side of the aisle have also quoted this idea. legislatively do you have any sort of game plan to, you know, keep some of your -- not chairman royce, but people like senator toomey, congressman mccaul, who have called for additional sanctions on iran, from going forward? ms. pelosi: does anybody want to speak to that? as has been said, the president had no plan b. this was a coordinated collaboration among many nations and that multilateralism was the strength of the agreement. it's very hard to know if the president's even going to enforce sanctions. if he doesn't feel like it that day. no matter what the congress says. but as our ranking member on foreign affairs and others have said, we have no illusions about iran. about their ballistic missile program. about their support for terrorism in the region. or their hum

ms. mcwilliams before the white house has even nominated a democratic vice chair for the agency. if ms. mcwilliams moves forward, the fdic will be under complete republican control for an indefinite amount of time. democrats should oppose the mcwilliams nomination on this basis alone. ms. mcwilliams is the latest trump appointee who thinks the biggest problem with our financial rules is that the government is just too darn hard on the banks. most americans don't feel that way. they want tougher rules on wall street, not weaker ones. we should listen to them because they are the ones who pay the price when things go wrong on wall street. i urge my colleagues to vote no. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. senator mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i would ask that the quorum call be be dispensed with. the presiding officer: the senate is not in a quorum call. the senator recognized. mr. cornyn: thank you, mr. president. this weekend we honor those who have fought on the front lines of battle and made the ultimate sacrifice on beha

idea was diplomatic with trying to avoid is now being embraced by the white house despite president trump being criticized for calling ms-13 members animals, the white house sent out an email with the subject line that reads "what you need to know about the violent animals of ms-13." sarah sanders followed that up by saying if the media and liberals want to defend ms-13 they are more than welcome to. the president then followed that up by saying this. watch. >> so when the ms-13 comes in, when the other gang members come into our country are preferred to them as animals and guess what? i always will. >> and ms-13 member known within the gang as animal has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for killing a 15-year-old boy in 2015. 23-year-old joe martinez was secretly recorded by a cooperating witness where he admitted his role in the killin killing. >> marisol literature which is what ms stands for. martinez was made a full member of the east boston ms-13. authorities say ms-13 tactics are so brutal and merciless that members are often recruited by mexican drug cartels as enforcers. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank yo

white house. republican congressman ryan is a tea -- costello of pennsylvania joins me. paul ryan, representing john mccains is a bona fide hero but no condemnation. what say you? should mser go? the white house apologize and fire her? >> i think the white house should apologize and fire her. that's what i think. i think the remarks are disgusting. it's depressing, craig, when you hear that kind of talk, when you look at the service of senator mccain. and as a party, i think we need to do a better job of getting out in front of this stuff quickly. condemning it and saying it has no place in our discourse. >> why do you think -- how do you think the discourse has devolved to a point in this country where one of the president's aides can essentially poke fun at the death, or the impending death of a senator in this country, and no one say -- no member of leadership say, you know what? she should go? how have we gotten to this point? >> well -- there's a lot of reasons, i think. let me just add to that. you had -- i won't even say what i think of the person on fox yesterday who made that comment, who said a name about senator mccain. the language and the rhetoric in this co

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the president expected to go after the violent ms-13 gang during his remarks. earlier today, whitehouse deputy press secretary hogan gidley doubling down on the president's comments last week where he said members of ms-13 are animals. >> the violent, brutal gang that goes across this country terrorizing american citizens, they have been caught cutting people's heads off, tearing people's actual hearts out of their bodies. one of the most

ms. monaco, my first white house talking point was we must denuclearize. that was a nonstarter. he negotiated away his weapons of mass destruction and it didn't turn out well. so, i think it's a good thing they will talk, and listen. will be very useful to get it straight from his mouth so to speak. north korea is a family-owned country. exactly we want to know exactly what they say they want and what is it would make them feel secure so they don't have to rely nuclear weapons. that price may be high. like withdrawing all u.s. forces at the peninsula, which is not a good thing to deal, not just for the peninsula, but it has huge regional applications. >> so i want to introduce urinalysis on pulling out of the iran nuclear agreement. what impact do you think that has on the conversation to be having singapore in june. >> i think john's point about the shrewdness of kim john's position, let's not forget, the 2 of the individuals that returned early in the night last night were detained in the last 15 or 16 months. in the trump administration. so creating a chip that is used to pos

the white house is doubling down. the animals of msl is kill, rape, control. the gang is said to have more than 10,000 members spreading violence and suffering. president trump's entire administration is working to bring these violent animals to justice. we're live in smithtown, new york in long island. an area hit hard by that gang. a lot of innocent high school students have been murdered in cold blood by those people. hi, brian. >> look, it's worth noting the president first called ms-13 gang members animals in a speech on long island last july. last week the president did it again at an immigration round table and democrats and immigration activists, he received criticism for that. some interpreted it as to mean he was calling immigrants animals. some said it was racist. others called it dehumanizing. the white house said the president cast clearly talking about ms-13 gang members and the next day he doubled down on the comment. >> we have laws that are laughed at on immigration. when the ms-13 comes in, when the other gang members

. >> police say they believe it is a white chevy malibu. ms. peterson is in the office -- the hospital. doctors say it could take months for her to recover. >>> reuben foster is scheduled to be back inside a santa clara county court room. he is charged with domestic violence against his former girlfriend. earlier this month she testified she lied to police about him assaulting her. the judge then stop the hearing and reschedule it to resume this afternoon. the 49ers say he is banned from all team events until he is cleared of all charges. >>> nfl owners approved the new policy aimed at addressing the national anthem protest. it allows players the option of staying in the locker room during the star-spangled banner but they have to stand if they are on the field. the policy was approved unanimously by all team owners who voted. 49ers owner abstained from voting due to lack of player involvement in the decision process. the former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick began kneeling in 2016 to protest police brutality. under this new policy if a pla

attack the president for the use of that word animal saying it's dehumanizing ms-13 gang members, they are human beings. here's white house press secretary sarah sanders firing back. >> ms-13 has done heinous acts. it took an animal to stab a man 100 times and decapitate him and rip his heart out. took an animal to beat a woman they were sex traffking 28 times indenting part of her body, and animal to kidnap, drug and rape a 16-year-old girl. frankly, i think the term animal doesn't go far enough. liz: we have this story, sir, an ms-13 gang member, unfortunate irony, his name is animal. he's been sentenced to 40 years in prison for stabbing to death a 15-year-old in massachusetts. talk to us about the press secretary's words there. >> i think they're appropriate. as far as nancy pelosi, you know, i don't know if disconnected, delusional? i'm not sure why you would take that pro. i don't understand that approach. liz: you know, sheriff -- >> and i applaud what say are sanders did and how she clarified what we're dealing with in this country. liz: sheriff, quickly, you have dealt personally with ms-13? >> yes, yes, re

just yesterday, the white house released a fact sheet with this le headline what you need to know about the animals of ms3. no misunderstanding that white house press secretary hogan gidley backed the president earlier today on america's newsroom. watch. >> what do you call somebody who comes into this country illegally, unlawfully, whose motto is rape, control, kill. it's not gum drops, hugs and kiss. it's a violent brutal gang that goes across this country, terrorizing american citizens. they have been caught cutting people's heads off. tearing people's hearts out of their own bodies. this is the type of behavior that animalistic. the president rightly called it out and he should be praised and lauded and heralded for calling evil what it is. >> harris: david, i want to come to you. we are getting just some note on what the president talked about outside marine one and, yo again, as soon as that video comes up. talked about spy gate the issue we just talked about here atop the show. a lot of bad things have happened with regard to the fbi informant, his campaign, is he talking about. >> many americans

ms-13 gangs are coming in. i'm surprised you aring this question because some people got it right. >> the white house says he was refer together criminal immigrant gang ms-13, not to all immigrants. but he did make that -- he didn't make that clear. >> president trump claims he was only talking about members of ms-13 which is not true. >> i refuse to allow the president to define good immigrant, bad immigrant. simply because people who are not born in this country are animals. howie: the ap deleted its tweet saying it didn't make it clear the president was talking about ms13. >> he appears to be responding to a comment about members of a violent gang. howie: in this case some outlets went far beyond his words. next on "mediabuzz" we'll get the white house view on the coverage of the leaks and more. twitter says it will retaliate against jerks. how will it decide who they are? howie: we are joibd by hogan gidley, the communications secretary at the white house. rudy giuliani has been purchase for a bit. the white house is willing to cite the "new york times." >> the "new york times" is a failing publication as we

. >> the fact is the people being hurt by ms 13 are hispanic community and the immigrant community. there are no white middle-class people being killed by ms 13. they are going after the hispanic community, cutting off their faces, cutting off fingers, cutting out hearts, decapitating people, young people, 13, 14, 15 being killed by other people 14, 15, 16 years old, these communities are being terrorized by ms 13. everyone, left and right, republican or democrat should be thanking donald from. you can disagree with him on other issues but on this one targeting ms 13 is the right thing to do and the parents of those young people who were murdered -- two parents explicitly said these people are animals. >> you had a close personal experience with this because they have been a couple dozen murders in the long island area in the last couple years attributed to ms 13, it is not a partisan issue. there is nothing political about it. i had to stop reading them because they are so horrific, people who are here doing harm to innocent individuals. is it something that can come to a bipartisan solution? the pre

ms. haspel and her boss, that they were reservations for even outright opposition to destroying the tapes from the white house, the head of national intelligence, the cia director and congress. mr. rodriguez decided to go it alone sending this to ms. haspel and drafting it without telling the lawyers, the cia director or anyone else. and here, ms. haspel's story about the destruction of the tapes really runs into trouble. josc rodriguez, her boss, gave an interview in which he said he told ms. haspel in advance he was planning on sending the cable without seeking an authorization. so i asked her about that story. she denied it. i do not know who is on the truth. but here we are, voting on the nominee without this direct contradiction in any way being resolved. then there's the question of a what happened after the cable was sent. after the cable was sent, before the tapes are actually destroyed. ms. haspel said she was at her desk and could see her computer screen. it was shortly after the cable said that she became aware of it. she said it was at that point she walked over to discuss it with mr. rodrig

calling members of the violent ms-13 gang animals. today the whitepled down on that, putting out a press release, titling it, what you need to know about the violent animals of ms-13. the president has repeatedly stood by those words. you obviously have seen this. is that a fair use of the word? >> i believe that this president's language is racist. it is fear mongering and it is threeing to distract the american people from the job that elect the officials are supposed to do, and that's improve the lives of the people we represent, instead of casting blame and dispersion against a very vulnerable population. that's what we're doing here in oakland. oakland is a very proud, diverse, sanctuary city. our crime has gone down over the last few years. we are working on safety by lifting up our children, getting them college degrees. that's the work that politicians should be doing, not trying to blame others for their own failings. >> mayor schaaf, thanks so much for your time. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and next, new details about another trump t

ms. haspel and her boss jose rodriguez was that there were reservations or even outright opposition to destroying the tapes from the white house ahead of national intelligence, the c.i.a. director, and the congress. so mr. rodriguez decided to go it alone, sending the cable ms. haspel had drafted without telling the lawyers, the c.i.a. director, or anyone else. and here's where ms. haspel's story about the destruction of the tapes really runs into trouble. jose rodriguez, her boss, gave an interview in which he said he told ms. haspel in advance that he was planning on sending the cable without seeking an authorization. so i asked her about that story. she denied it. i don't know who's telling the truth, but here we are voting on the nominee without this direct couldn't dicks in any way being resolved. then there is the question of what happened after the able wan in any way being resolved. then there is the question of what happened after the cable was sent. ms. haspel said it was shortly after the cable was sent that she became aware of it. she said it was at that point she walked over to discuss it with mr. rodriguez.

cliff, and falling on your face, because the california sheriff was clearly asking at the white house about ms-13 and the president directly immediately responded that comment referring to them as animals, and then you have members of congress and the media and others who are trying to conflate that to him talking about all immigrants. they went big they went broad. now, what's important and you pointed out calling them animals is a nice way of putting it. you could actually call them much worse. what's very interesting is while we were at this round table, you had two parents, two sets of parents there childhood best friends who were murdered by ms-13 and the animals remark came up a few times and describing ms-13's behavior and their lack of humanity and lack of character. the reaction from these parents are all the confirmation that the victims, their families, the people most impacted by ms-13 are the ones who can absolutely validate that ms-13 are in fact made up of animals, we hear about the high profile crimes, we had those two best friends you had four people also just before that murd

ms-13. steve: the white house has tripled down. he president will be in long island where ms-13, right around where ms-13 have taken ruth, hundreds of members there and he will be speaking at 1:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon so he's not stopping. steve: neither are we. we have headlines with jillian. jillian: good morning to you, to you at home as well, starting with texas governor greg abbott taking on school shootings, first of several round-table discussions today on gun violence. meeting focuses on finding solutions after santa fe shooting, the republican scrapping shotgun voucher on website. school shooter dimitrios pagourtzis used shotgun to kill ten people last week. his father blames his son's rampage on bullying. president trump meeting with south korean president today to siren out details of upcoming summit with north korea, the pair remaining in close contact ahead of meeting in singapore, comes international reporters arrive at area. voting is under way in two of four southern states holding primaries today n georgia a c

what is the difference between executive office and the white house staff, and what are the in congress.s also a shout out to my great teacher ms. golle. guest: great questions. keep it up. the difference between the white house office in the executive office -- i will not arts this too much. certainly one is inside the white house. remember, the closer you are to power, the more power you have. be as close as you can to the president of the united states, however, in the white house committed a small room with a small house. maybe 350 of those advisers actually get to come to the white house every day. most of them come on 1000 or 2000, across the street in the executive office. they are both advisers. i like the quick question. hips are on capitol hill, and they are essentially the leaders in our job is to count the votes and to persuade members of the party to vote with the party leadership, and it is a nickname given essentially to the party enforcers on capitol hill to count the votes and get a party livy is calling from ohio. thanks for calling. caller: hi. i am going to shout out my and his mr. tawney, dog. we're doing a

the people being hurt the most by ms-13 are entirely the hispanic unity in the immigrant divinity. there are no white middle-class people being killed by ms-13. they are going after people in the hispanic unity and the crimes they commit, cutting off their faces, cutting off fingers, cutting out people's hearts. decapitating people. young people being killed often by other young people. the immigrant community has been terrorized by ms-13. everyone, left and right, republican, democrat, whatever should be thanking president trump for what he's doing. you can disagree on other issues but on this one, going after ms-13 ms-13 is exactly the right thing to do. the parents of those young people murdered, they were there today may fully supported what president trump said that two of the parents had these people are animals. >> shannon: you've had a close personal experience with this because they're been a couple dozen murders in the long island area over the last players. attributed to messaging. when you read the details of these crimes commits not a partisan issue. there is nothing political about it.

white house. >> i'm sorry if anyone is insulting you -- >> ms-13, they're barbaric. they perpetrate the worst sort of crimes. they're not doing it to white people in illinois to fellow immigrants two are vulnerable many of whom are illegal immigrants, so we're doing no faces by not speaking the truth of what they do. >> thanks guys for this interesting turn here. coming up, royalty and race. we will talk about the coverage of the upcoming wedding of prince harry and megan mark him a himle -- mark him and -- meghan markle and the conversations that has started. over... hey, want to try it? ok here you go... over... under... hey whoa, pop, pop... your shoe's untied. ♪ ensure he's well taken care of, even as you build your own plans for retirement. see how lincoln can help protect your savings from the impact of long-term care expenses at lincolnfinancial.com. it's red lobster's create your own shrimp trios. pick 3 of 9 new and classic creations for just $15.99. try new creations like savory crab-topped shrimp, and parmesan truffle shrimp scampi. but hurry, shrimp trios

the president expected to go after the violent ms-13 gang during his remarks. earlier today, white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley doubling down on the president's comments last week where he said members of ms-13 are animals. >> the violent, brutal gang that goes across this country terrorizing american citizens, they have been caught cutting people's heads off, tearing people's actual hearts out of their bodies. one of the most brutal and blood-thirsty gangs in history rampaging this country. people need to know about it and understand that this president is demanding congress close the loopholes in the immigration law so we can get the people out of this country and protect the american citizens and democrats want no part of that. >> dana: we'll ask karl rove and trey gowdy about the president immigration policies in a moment. but first, colin mcshane from the fox business network is traveling with the president on long island and he is there now with a report for us. >> hey, dana. the president maintained all along that the "animals" remark was taken out of context by

our top story right now, the white house doubling down on notoriously brutal ms 13 gang members callings. numerous media outlets took the comments out of context to suggest he was referring to all illegal immigrants. house minority leader nancy pelosi and white house press secretary sarah sanders squared off over the pres.'s comments. >> another manifestation of why their policies are so inhumane, calling people animals is not a good thing. this is one of the most vicious and deadly gangs that operate by the motto of rape, control and kill. of the media and liberals want to defend them they are more than welcome to. i don't think the term the pres. used was strong enough. maria: former trump campaign director and look ahead america executive director along with former hillary clinton presidential campaign director of strategic communications, pres. and democratic strategist adrian elrod. what is your take on this. nancy pelosi likes to muddy the waters and confuse everybody but we know the pres. was talking about ms 13 members, she did not think there animals? >> there was confusion whe

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this year, it is normalized as of last year, turkish line is the lira go way down and the white line is the msing markets currency index, is this a broader issue or is this a specific story? paul: it is two things. the specific stories in argentine ant turkey, but also the broader story of the u.s. dollar. it is always been a big case. on average, the feds trade and it goes up 1%, dollar goes up one point 4% and that is what happens. lisa: are you prepared to go into argentina's or turkeys currency at the white? paul: argentina looks interesting. it looks fixable. they can't live with higher interest rates and start to bring things around. turkey we don't see signs to do more than hike rates and pretend it is heightening credit. scarlet: now that we have compared the two come are there any lessons that turkey can draw from argentina the way that argentina has approached its crisis? paul: not really. one is a commodity exporter and the other is a commodity importer. their economic structures are different. they have trouble getting the locals to trust the currency. to emerge in markets where pe