all know he iswe a narcissist. psychiatrists to work him up, i would be really surprised if at least two of him did not write him a sociopath. he has gotten nastier and meaner lo at what he did with theent. press corps. poniewozik, what do you make of people calling him a narcissist and how does that play into "audience of one,"? psychiatristot a or therapist, and i am not in a position to diagnose him. the traits that people are talking about when they use those terms are certainly an evidence with donald trump that we have seen on camera over the years. those are also traits that particularly in the media he is engaged in, the camera kinds -- kind of rewards. particularly reality tv. i talk a little bit about this and i go into it in the book, one thing that is important to remember about being a performer on reality tv, which donald trump, up until he was just about the presidential run -- it is different from being an actor in the movies the way reagan was. plays fictional characters has to cultivate radical em

but i do want to say is frighteningly similar similar to how narcissists operate. separating children at the border, russell moore who has been a critic of the trump, he did say something about the. trump having guarding criticisms from the baptist convention head. he already called out russell. he has already said the he is dead to the republican movement and to evangelicals. he's a bad guy. he jumps up to snipe at him just like the sun who wants a narcissists dad's attention. >> almost lost his job over the. the last issue in your new good news to me is most interesting one. the new good is is associated with a lesser of two evils. what you mean by the. >> to me, the broadest one. one that i would say i've even struggled with. easy to struggle with. i have a lot of empathy for how difficult it can be. lesser evil essentially means you've got two options and the only two options you got, one is bad one is worse and if you going to be rational about it, you choose bad over worse. >> 2016. >> hillary clinton is pro-choice. she will not protect religious liberty. she

joe walsh is kind of the smashmouth, calling trump a narcissist, malignant narcissist, unpatriotic.omething, there's a nuance that's very different. he's trying to have a debate within the republican party about what it means to be a republican. he wants to have a debate over spending, over deficits, that donald trump says they don't matter. he wants to look at some core economic principles. the interesting thing is sanford was elected in essentially what was a tea party wave of '94. they are remnants of a pre-trump republican party. lastly i'll say i asked mark about the decision by south carolina and other states to shut down the primary. he said it was a move of weakness. if donald trump and republicans really thought trump would win 90-10, you should have those elections. sanford thought it was a sign of weakness that they were shutting down primaries. >> i heard him talking about that on fox news sunday as well. jonathan lemire, how does the white house interpret this? how does the re-election committee interpret what is happening here as you see these folks getting into this p

>> my character is so corrupt, greedy, narcissistic, self-centered, and the dialogue is hilarious, so i'm glad that they're able to capture humor about this. >> ohhing on to london, there's no drama yet for the young royals. today was princess charlotte's first day at school. she made an entrance with her parents and prince george. >> charlotte was skipping through the gates. i spotted the sparkly unicorn atac attached to her bag. what struck me is just how normal they seem. >> normal except the thomas battersea school costs over $23,000 a year, but william and kate get a 2nd child discount, saving about $460 a year for charlotte. and for lunch? the kids get fancy foods like calamari, risotto, and shrimp curry. >> the children are encouraged to develop an adult palate, and some of the menu choices are what some might consider quite sophisticated. little lottie will be known as "charlotte cambridge" at school. but she has another nickname -- warrior princess. >> apparently she earned that nickname because she's quite a princess, but quite a tomboy. she loves climbing trees. >> just lik

his exaggerated ego and narcissistic personality constantly needs watching. if they don't do this, they are out. you see the turnover in the white house. it is happening. and the president did rake the boat by intercepting the whistleblower complaint which he it's not supposed to do. that is against the law. supposed to go directly to the senate. and encouraging the department of justice to bury the complaint. >> richard burr focusing on the politics of this in the battleground state, of michigan, what issues does president want to fight the 2020 campaign in michigan and where is that he wants to go geographically despite that statement to keep it in his column in 2020. >> richard: it would probably be running on taxes immigration and also be running on his record arguing that people are doing better today, little bit better today than they were four years ago we need took office. geographically, where he needs to do well, last time what he did was he basically picked off one of the three major metropolitan detroit. macombun county. it's a swing county intend

he jumps up despite that, just like the song who wants to narcissists dad's attention. >> russell moorest lost his job over that. >> the last issue in your new good news which to me is the most interesting one. the "new good news" is associated with the lesser of two evils, what you mean by that? >> this is to me the broadest one. the one that i would say i've even struggled with. and it's easy to struggle with and i have a lot of empathy for how it could be come a lesser evils essentially means, you've got two options the only two options you got one is bad, what is worse if you're going to be rational about it you choose bad or worse. >> be specific to thousand 16. >> 2016 marie clinton is pro-choice will appoint judges you don't like she will not protect religious liberty she will raise taxes and do all the things you don't want as a christian or conservative. trump brings all the baggage and problems but he will do things you like this is bad this is worse. >> how do you, what is your critique of that? i hear this all the time, i've heard this all the time the lesser of two evils i

in the more time goes on the more we are seeing a bully, a narcissist, full of vindictive language and a strategic choice, because they think that plays well for them and setting up this people versus parliament election that they are hoping for. i wonder if that is the case. there is something likeable about boris johnson, but we have not seen it since he stepped across into number ten. and i wonder if during a general election this irritable, vindictive, nasty man can actually win the votes he thinks he can. let's turn to the telegraph in your byline is on the story and you have a picture of another band was accused by some, or credited by some depending of what their position is, with driving a lot of the agenda and the tone of the current boris johnson regime or government. dominic cummings, who is one of the two chiefs of staff a lot of people credits as being one of the most powerful people in government shaping the policy and direction and strategy, he very rarely makes public appearances and yet tonight he was at an event for stuart wheeler's book launch in the older vote leave

what started out as a seed grew into a corpulent, narcissistic plant thatouldn'keep its stems to itselfike that. >> "bigly shop of horrors." now the self-involved plant is terrorizing the country with its divisive rhetoric. >> but you also had very fine... >> plants. >> ...on both sides.

the narcissist in chief wanted a photo op. wanted tv ratings and domestic win going into election year to say he's the guy that ended the war in afghanistan and brought troops home. i'm not of the school of thought that says you carry on fighting in afghanistan forever. i'm glad leading democrats are now saying end this pointless war in afghanistan, the longest war in u.s. history. but donald trump is clearly not the man who can do it. his administration has been negotiating with the taliban for a year now. i think they've had about nine meetings in qatar. his envoy last week said there's lots of positive news. we can get a deal. whether they could or couldn't get a deal doesn't matter because trump has come along and tweeted about it and undermined any future peace negotiations. what you may or may not agree with a camp david meeting, that would have been mad with trump meeting directly with the taliban in such a prestigious place without a deal in place. but the idea that now all peace negotiations are off because they kille

so who on earth is going to intervene between him and his own narcissistic view of his personality toherent foreign policy? i think international leaders realise an american election is around the corner. i think any deal or talk you are having with his administration may or may not last and i think that before that bipartisan worldview of america is so far removed from the reality we are facing today that there isn't that same thing of actually wanting the meeting with trump, because that can all be turned over. what about you, agnes, because this is obviously a man who sees himself as a great deal—maker, he wrote a book on it, and yet do you agree with janet and mina that this personal touch is not really working? well, yes, i completely agree. when we got the news alert that bolton had been sacked or resigned or left, ithought, well, 0k, that is good news. but actually when you think about it, because i say this because he is very hawkish, because when he came into the scene 17 months ago we thought we were closer to a war with iran or strikes on north korea, but actually, for all

running out of ideas as to how to deal with them the russian political system is in many ways a narcissist all concept it was put together on the go to respond to challenges and frankly i don't think it was ever intended to last if it was indeed to change from a system centered around one man to something more broad based one can be deferred to welcome it especially given how much you person to talk about him being tired and bored with his duties well yes i think if he could be sure that his legacy his personal security in any way his his sense over russia's direction could be preserved absolutely agree because i think that. the personalization of this regime has been in many ways accidental the there are some who believe that some grand plan for power and so forth i don't believe so i think actually this is been much more responsive as you say to the moments and changes and individual circumstances but absolutely we now have a system which is basically built around the shape of one man and it's very hard to see all my friends build around the shape of one man i think there's some truth in

off to the world because he that's what he is is a show of these are very egotistical these are narcissists we all know that we all know that people know what they voted for i don't but the harder he works to try to get that the more. or he gives away to people that do not want to see his vision come to fruition ok he keeps he keeps going down to the deep state thinking that somehow they're going to turn the trick for him but they're not they're going to intentionally obstruct everything he wants to do because it's not in their interest it's certainly not in the interests of the deep state and at the same time the cherry on top of the cake here is that trump knows that there is an anti interventionist sentiment in the united states they voted for him so he has to deliver for them something and he's not the as he is batting record is it when it comes to victories opposed to what fox news will say go ahead and pie in los angeles. that's why i say that we should have to pay much more attention to the actual deep state because regardless of which party a politician personality or puppet is plac

. >> he is a mall ig nant narcissist he say dictator. >> just when it was getting juicy-- . >> the republicanrience when that debate ends you have got to rush to get a vip spot in the spin room. >> as the candidates came into the room, the reporters were becoming animalistic, anxious to get answers. and after ten minutes of being patient, finally my turn to ask the perfect question. >> thank you, have a good night, thank you. >> oh, damn. (applause). >> trevor: wait so you didn't sct candidates a single question. >> i was still eating cheese. my mouth was full, man, but don't worry i panninged to get on a one-on-one interview with governor weld. >> trevor: is he the candidate trump should be worried about? >> i don't know if it is a candidate to worry about, but as a man, we should all be worried about. youz. >> trump has called all of you the three stooges. now in no way do i want to validate this childish bullying, insulting game that the president is playing, but which of the three stooges are you. >> i would be the guy who can't see holding the strings, moving them. >> it changes the goal

his exaggerated ego and narcissistic personality constantly leads -- needs to be fed by sink paths and if they don't do this, they're out. that's the immense turnover in the white house. and his cabinet. the president did break the law by intersecting -- intercepting the whistleblower complaint which he is not and encouraging the department of justice to bury the complaint . richard burr, focusing on the politics of this and the battleground state of michigan to -- michigan state. geographically, last time what kicked offbasically one of the major counties which tends tog county that lean republican, but is not a slamdunk. he did well in out-of-state isnties, an area where there not huge concentrations of people and need to do relatively michigan which has traditionally been an area gaining a little more support and he's got a little bit of an uphill climb to there was a pullback in late may asked ifed voters were trumpould vote to reelect , what would they do? joe biden has been up about four points since late may and elizabeth warren up about four points. i'm sure the spreads have ch

, said he is a bad guy so what is jerry falwell doing and he jumps up like this on who won this narcissist dad's attention. so the last issue in the new good news which is the most interesting one, it's associated with the lesser of two evils. what do you mean by that? >> it is one that i would say even i have struggled with and i have a lot of empathy for how difficult it can be. you've got two options into the only two options you've got one is bad, one is worse. you're going to be rational about it. 2016 hillary clinton is pro-choice and she will not protect religious liberties. she will raise taxes and do all the things you don't want is a christian or conservative. trump brings all this back with him but he will do things like this is bad but this is worse. >> host: what is your critique of that? the lesser of two evils, i can't vote for hillary, and the big thing if you vote for either, you are throwing your vote away. how do you answer that especially from an evangelical. evangelical. >> a lot of times it's important to because i will say that if there was no greater truth in our un

on earth is going to intervene tween him and his owi'i going to intervene tween him and his own narcissisticw of his personality to create a coherent foreign policy? greenli personality to create a coherent foreign policy? green i think any deal or talk you are having with his administration may or may not last andi administration may or may not last and i think that before that bipartisan worldview of america is so bipartisan worldview of america is so far removed from the reality we are facing today. there isn't that same thing of actually wanting the meeting with the president, because that can all be turned over. what about you, agnes, because it is obviously a man who sees himself as a great deal—maker, he wrote a book on it, and yet do you agree with janet and on it, and yet do you agree with janetand mina on it, and yet do you agree with janet and mina that this personal touchis janet and mina that this personal touch is not really working with mike yes. i completely agree. the m1 got the news alert that bolton had been sacked? i thought, well, got the news alert that bolton had been

>> usually narcissistic parasites who can't cope with injury i have no interest in knowing what motivates them. that's somebody else's job. i just need them to stop. >> here is a segway. what do you do for self-care? [laughter] >> he never gets asked that question. i'm asking, i actually covered this in my book, to be consistent. exercise, wellbutrin, sex. >> sounds good. the holy trinity. [laughter] what this is the council tries to the level of criminal stalking but ago just up to the line? twenty alternative 20 accounts? >> if somebody has 20 accounts that they are using but maybe it is up to the line if someone wants to clarify, go ahead. >> that isn't enough information for me. some people you can get rid of with a nasty letter and other people you need protection and have to go to court. it has to do a lot with looking at who the offender is and what they have to lose than the fact of the case. if somebody doesn't have a job or family or a home, they are much more inclined to go off the deep end than somebody that has got anger. tell us the first lines of some of your best letters.

he calls trump a narcissist, he is not an antitrumper. he wants a conversation about what it means to be a republican. >> and any current republican p to have that conversation with him? >> he came in the tea party wave. joe walsh came in the tea party waive and they are talking about it. this is where i love mark sanford. he said he learned his lesson about being accountable. he apologized, and he was elected back to congress. this is a man, trump is a shell of a man in the shadow of a mark sanford who accepts the responsibility of his personal failings and acknowledges it and moves on. >> wow, there you go, forgiveness is an important part of humanity. the numbers are staggering, hurricane dorian left at least 43 dead, and thousands of people homeless, we'll take you to one of the hardest hit areas, next. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop

>> oh, i don't -- i mean, just being like armchair psychiatrist it's usually narcissistic parasite who can't cope with injury, and it's their ego. don't give a shit what their trigger is honestly. i'm dealing with the aftermath of that. and i have no interest in knowing what motivates them. that's somebody else's job. just need them to stop. >> right. here's a segway. [applause] >> what do you do for self-care?all these -- >> awe always laugh. he never gets asked that question. >> i'll ask. >> i'm wondering -- i actually cover this in my book. it's embarrassing. i should be consistent. >> it's good. >> so, exercise, mow-mobutrin, sex. >> woo-hoo. >> the holy trinity. . >> yes. >> okay. what is his 20 alt accounts don't rise to the level of criminal stalk but go just up to the line. >> 20 -- >> 20 alternative -- maybe -- 20 accounts. >> okay. >> i guess -- >> 20 account they're using to harass. >> but that maybe it's up to the line -- if someone wants to clarify go ahead. >> i need -- that's not enough information for me. okay. because it matters what the words are, what other stuff is

but kim jong-un at least, we know he is a megalomaniacal narcissist. we know he desperately wants to stay in power. what is truly, which means maybe just maybe let us hope some degree of rational deterrence as possible. that he knows if he ever uses a nuclear weapon the result would be stunning and overwhelming retaliation that would end his regime that very day. the danger with iran, when you take religious zealotry into account, when you have zealotry that embraces death and suicide, if the ayatollah ever used a nuclear weapon over tel aviv, or new york, he could murder millions of , millions of americans. even if he knew the result would be overwhelming retaliation that would cost many many iranian lives and topple his regime, the danger with religious zealotry is that cost-benefit analysis might be acceptable to him.

all know he iswe a narcissist.trists to work him up, i would be really surprised if at least two of him did not write him a sociopath. he has gotten nastier and meaner since he became the president. look at what he did with the press corps. poniewozik, what do you make of people calling him a narcissist and how does that play into "audience of one,"? psychiatristot a or therapist, and i am not in a position to diagnose him. the traits that people are talking about when they use those terms are certainly an evidence with donald trump that we have seen on camera over the years. those are also traits that particularly in the media he is engaged in, the camera kinds -- kind of rewards. particularly reality tv. i talk a little bit about this and i go into it in the book, one thing that is important to remember about being a performer on reality tv, which donald trump, up until he was just about the presidential run -- it is different from being an actor in the movies the way reagan was. plays fictional characters has to

. >> the president is the sick man, a malignant narcissist. he is not happy unless other people are losing. he is totally wrapped up in his own head, stoking fear, filled with hatred. heather: donald trump and the gop challenger, former south carolina governor declined to attend. the debate was not approved by the republican party. canadian police charge shark tank star kevin o'leary's wife in a deadly boat crash. linda o'leary is accused of careless operation after two people died when their boat collided with the o'learys in ontario last month. 18 months in jail if convicted. o'leary is doing court next month. sources tell dmz she plans to vigorously fight the charge. a second parent sentenced to prison in the college admissions scandal, debbie sloan will spend four months behind bars after admitting he paid $250,000 to get his son into usc, a bogus water polo player. felicity huffman, the first parent sentenced, will spend two weeks in prison. lori laughlin has pleaded not guilty to charges in the admission scam. today students from around

but kim jong-un, at least we know he is a narcissist. we know he desperately wants to stay in power. what is truly -- which means maybe, just maybe, let us hope some degree of rational deterrence is possible. if he ever uses a nuclear weapon, the result would be stunning retaliation that would end his regime that very day. when you take religious zealotry into account, when you have zealotry that embraces death and suicide, if the ayatollah ever used a nuclear weapon over tel aviv -- he could murder millions of jews, millions of americans. even if he knew the result would be overwhelming retaliation that would cost many iranian lives and topple his regime, the danger with religious zealotry, that cost benefit analysis might be acceptable to him. none of us should want to roll the dice of allowing him to have the weapons to find out just how he plays out that cost benefit. irannoted that you called the single greatest threat to the united states. you are probably -- a lot of people would put china ahead of that. russia,perhaps right -- pe

. >> when he ran 30 years ago, he was a narcissist then.e always self aggrandized to a ludicrous degree, 30 years on he is self-aggrandizing about far more important issues. the defense of democrats is that joe biden may have said he got rid of this prosecutor, but all the government, every government in europe wanted this prosecutor gone -- that may be true. the foreign minister of germany and the foreign minister of france didn't go on tv and brag about how he gave a six hour ultimatum to a foreign government to fire its prosecutor general. the only politician on earth who did that is joe biden, and then you're surprised that suddenly people are excited about why hunter biden is getting 50 grand a month in a country where the average wage at that time was $200 a month. where the guy he's working for who's giving him this money is a ukrainian oligarch and he puts hunter biden on the board at a time that the international anticorruption festival in london actually has biden -- the biden company as its exhibit a and global corruption. >> tuc

. >> you shouldn't be, because that's very narcissistic of you.h, that's your grandma's name. well, that's. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: please give her my best. >> my god, you are arrogant! >> jimmy: when did the office go off the air at nbc? >> well, that's an embarrassing question, because i don't know the answer. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> but a bunch of years ago. >> jimmy: some time ago. >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: and now, it's become, from what i understand, even more popular than when it was running new episodes on netflix. [cheers and applause] the jump one most, like most minutes watched of any show that they have. >> apparently, yeah. it's totally insane. >> jimmy: do you get any of that money? >> all of it. >> jimmy: good. are people now, like recognizing, kids knowing you from that? >> what's weird about it now is that, you know, it was a hit at the time. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but it was sort of like night time adults. now it's 8, 9, 10 year old kids that binge this thing on netflix. i'm hearing affirmation, and all your kids are watching it,

. >> but he's also a very narcissistic personality.ether and you can make it difficult to solve a crime. >> narcissistic? that's what it seemed like to the detective. also seemed to him like steve's girlfriend, renee girard, was protecting him. knew more than she was telling. then renee broke it off with steve. and sechez interviewed her one more time. and remember the "anonymous" e-mail that claimed carol's murder was linked to an illegal drug ring? oh, boy. >> she told me that mr. democker had informed them during one of their in-person visits at the jail to bring some pencil and paper. there was a glass between them. mr. democker had brought a document with him that he placed on the glass, so that they could view it. >> reporter: according to renee, steve himself wrote that document. then asked his daughter charlotte, just 17 at the time, to copy it down. >> mr. democker then asked them to send that document which became known as the anonymous e-mail to mr. sears and to the prosecutor's office. >> reporter: "mr. sears" was john sear

i mean, it's really narcissistic to understand you must be the only ones around. got to be something. >> i would not be surprised. trish: that's why we need that space force. all right, the climate strike has kicked off with millions of students skipping school in an effort to fight the climate emergency. you know, they were all piling into new york city today, they wanted to demonstrate, kind of wanted to march, kind of looked like a big old party. >> probably more fun than school. i'm sure there were a couple kids who were there because this is their issue, right? they're 5 years old, but they are activists! and by, i mean, maybe like four kids of these millions. the rest of them just wanted to get out of school, which is fine, but i i don't like that te school system said -- they didn't say it's okay to take off for political rallies, they said it's okay to take off for this rally. trish: they're picking and choosing. >> don't push your political agenda on the kids. they're probably activists for fruit snacks and coloring because they're children. trish: yeah.

. >> they were narcissistic. >> help!they would screw each other at the drop of a hat. >> he's just a dentist. >> and you're an anti-dentite. >> and yet be best friends the next week. ♪ when you wish upon a star >> you don't have to love them. we just have to laugh at them. >> i'm really sorry. [ laughter ] >> i was in the pool! i was in the pool! >> the idea of a character with darker tendencies -- >> fire! >> -- that was so taboo in television comedy. >> are you about done? >> i'm just getting warmed up. >> we're in the confines of network tv with commercials, with still a lot of things that are very highly structured and yet we're able to find ways of pushing in those boundaries. >> no soup for you. >> the audience was saying we reward smart, intelligent, high-quality programming. and the more we were putting out the better we were doing. >> "friends" is about that time in your life when your friends are your family. >> ow! >> when david crane and i lived in new york we were part of a group of six people. we were all a

obama officials attacking elizabeth warren as a quote sanctimonious and condescending narcissist. the warren campfiring back. they fear trump could bury elizabeth warren. more on the fiery clash between thomas homan and rashida tlaib and aoc. is a china trade deal coming soon? and are federal charges against andrew mccabe coming soon? the fbi was talking about wiretapping trump after the election. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. thanks for joining us. you are watching the fox business network. republicans went on full attack mode. >> the house authorized the judiciary committee to conduct an inquiry into the impeachment of the president. it's that simple. i dare you to do it. i double dog dare you to do it. it's like a seinfeld hearing. it's a hearing about nothing. we have people give testimony and the president can write us a letter. >> the judiciary committee is i giants instagram picture to make you believe something is going on when it's not. >> after today i hoped the democrats could move past this fake impeachment strategy. liz: it looks like n

what started out as a seed grew into a corpulent, narcissistic plant thatouldn'keep its stems to itself i like that. >> "bigly shop of horrors." now the self-involved plant is terrorizing the country with its divisive rhetoric. >> but you also had very fine... >> plants. >> ...on both sides. >> its erratic foreign policy. its love of cheeseburgers. >> you're not allowed to own cows anymore. >> and it's inaccurate weather. >> and it won't stop talking. >> i'm the best plant. i am the smartest plant. >> "bigly shop of horrors." >> vote for me. >> coming for you in 2020. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, boltin' bolton. plus, stephen welcomes: ansel elgort and jodi kantor and megan twohey featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: come on! wooo! hi, there. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: lovely, lovely! welcome, one and all. to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. and i have never, ever-- i have never been more grateful for the presi

. >> i play lucy vanderson, the most self-centered, narcissistic human being i've ever had the pleasurehter ] >> jimmy: and realize you're not. >> i would be mortified to be anything remotely like this woman. she has some -- you have to just see it it's like nothing i've ever had the chance to do including there's a little casual cannibalism [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oops >> everyone -- >> jimmy: who doesn't want that, yeah, exactly. she's known for roles, "st. elm night," "a few good men," "g.i. jane," "charlie's angels," "cold throttle," "ghost. [ cheers and applause "ghost" celebrating its 30th anniversary. >> next year which is crazy. >> jimmy: did you know that was going to be a big blockbuster? >> if you want to read the script, okay, they want to do a love story, a thriller, and a comedy this is either going to be really good and interesting, or an absolute disaster >> jimmy: really. >> and i -- i mean -- and then it wasn't. >> jimmy: no, it was not at all. one of the biggest movies of all-time you, pat s >> there was something unbelievable, unbelievably magical about it and the rev

when you refuse to believe your intelligence agencies then what you have come to is a narcissistic mindre you happen to think you possess all of the knowledge of the world, and apparently that's where trump is in his own mind. it is extraordinarily dangerous. and then he goes off and probably, possibly, in that meeting where he invited the -- the -- >> sergey kislyak. >> exactly. into the oval office, things were said there that are of great concern to the intelligence community. it was private. the only people there were the russians. in all of the meetings he'd had with putin there's only been put putin. no american there except perhaps a, an interpreter. the fact of the matter is, our president is a danger to our national security. >> so can the president be trusted with classified intelligence, congressman? >> he can't be trusted with anything. he can't be trusted with the economy. he can't be trusted with national intelligence information. in all probability, the national intelligence community is keeping critical sources and information from those sources and about those sources f

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her narcissistic behavior is more concerned about deleting tweets and deleting the evidence about herage to her brother, and the perjury that she has committed. downtown minneapolis is in disarray. we are seeing rioting in the streets, 3 out of 5 kids in school cannot be proficient in reading, math, or science. the police are losing their support in the community, and the city council is actually thinking about disarming the police and parts of minneapolis. this was once a thriving community. at the breadbasket of america was here. business, transportation, all those industries. >> laura: what is going on with these kids? are these folks from neighboring communities, the somali community? where are the kids from customer after we have any idea customer it's not just kids, it's young adults as well. >> we don't. the part about writing over them with the bicycle was just amazing. this is -- supporting this type of behavior but not addressing it. >> laura: she is not saying she supports it, but she is certainly not being pressed by the media. this is as much of the media's fault. on the