she will be in conversation with nicole wallace, and nbc news political analyst and host of msnbc deadline white house. ms. wallace contributed regularly to special reports and major events for both nbc news and msnbc during the 2016 presidential election including the republican and democratic national convention. president donald trump's address to a joint session of congress and other major national stories. previously she was white house medications director to george w. bush. dear madam president and empowering letter to the first woman president and by extension to all women working to succeed in any field. through each chapter she creates a forward thinking framework of inspirational and practical advice for all women everywhere were determined to seize control of their lives, their workplaces in the country. hillary rodham clinton writes my book explained what happened and where we need to go from here. jennifer palmieri picks up the ball and runs with it in this book. it's about being a woman, working for a woman, and telling the stories of the personal and professional ups and do

nicolle wallace with us. captain mark kelly has been really patient. he was with us before that press conference started. and he has hung out to talk with us. obviously, husband of former member of congress gabby giffords. captain, open question to you. your thoughts at this hour. >> well, i mean it goes to these kids who were placed in such an unfortunate situation. and we heard from, you know, some of them today. and they said, you know, i heard quotes, i knew this was going to happen some day. you know, i was expecting this. you for example it's sad that in our country today we have so many of these school nearly one a week and congress seems pretty much paralyzed. sometimes we hear some positive thing out our elected leaders, the president being one of them. but very quickly that can turn around. and what we saw in d.c. after the parkland shooting were some positive comments. i would say we saw some positive comments today by the governor and the lieutenant governor. i want to talk about those a little bit. and even senator cruz. but then within a

without further do, please join me in welcoming nicole wallace and jennifer. [applause] [applause] >> i don't know why i feel like i'm about to cry. but i am. we've been friends for a long time. we've been through a lot of shit together. today on my show we talked about the commander-in-chief debate and. >> i purchased 3 pints of ice cream that night for myself. i was reading to do brian williams 11:00 o'clock show and we talked at least one night and afterward i said do you think i went too far in revealing how much i talked for they said is it inappropriate and i said it depends on your brand. i said don't ever say that's me again. i'm not a brand. the pages of this tiny beautiful little book makes me cry because it cuts right to the bone. it is the no bullshit state of where we are not just as women but as a country. i'm in a start reading from it because nothing i can say and no cover station can do it justice i'm just going to start. when the unimaginable happens, imagine what else might be possible. i want to tell you what that day after felt like. it fe

with that, please join me in welcoming nicole wallace. nicolle: thank you so much. [applause] ms. wallace: wow. that's too much. the stars and the people you're all here to hear from are the people who are going to do most of the talking. i have always cared about what all three of you have to say about everything. but i think it's fair to say the people with your jobs throughout history have never been must-see tv the way you are now. and nothing less than people's sense of what kind of country we're living in and what happens next hangs in the balance. so thank you to all three of you for being contributors at television networks that president you on tv and get your voices out. but i want to ask about your thoughts and all the things that are living side by side for first time. the tremendously joyful occurrence of seeing three detainees return from north korea, along with a president talking about the ratings will it garner at 3:00 a.m. mr. clapper: a time like this, if you can't be good, look good. it was actually very gratifying to me personally to see that. since last time w

apology from nicole wallace and new york time's story that turns howie: nicole wallace, the bush whitese official turned msnbc host was skewing sarah huckabee sanders to apologize to senator mccain when he said this about the press secretary. >> why can't she just said if staffer said that we will get to the bottom of that and she'll be fired. howie: wallace has tweeted an apology. that was the right move. new york times reported that homeland secretary kristin nileson was upset that she came close to resigning but a dhs spokesperson called the story false. john kelly called neilson former deputy to implore her not to quit which means despite the denials the time's piece was essentially right. that's it for this edition of media buzz. i'm howie kurtz, we hope you like our facebook page, hope you will continue the page with me on twitter, post a lot of original content on facebook, dvr the show, we are back here next sunday 11:00 eastern next sunday with the latest buzz. ♪ heather: good morning to you. it is monday may 14th and this is "fox & friends first". happening at 4:00 a.m. fox n

at a new york book store, she spoke with msnbc nicole wallace. this is an hour. . >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to barnes and nobles upper west side. jennifer was the director of communications for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign. prior to that position, she served at the white house communications director for president barack obama. she has also been the press secretary for john edwards presidential campaign and for the democratic party in 2002. she is currently president of the center for american progress action fund. she will be in conversation with nicole wallace and nbc news political analyst and host of msnbc deadline white house. she contributed regularly to special events during the 2016 presidential election, including the republican and democratic national conventions, president donald trump's address to a joint session of congress and other major and national stories. previously she was white house communication director to george w. bush. dear madam president, to the first woman president, that exte

time to hand it over to our colleague nicolle wallace for today's broadcast of "deadline white house." nicolle? >> thank you, brian. we're going to stay on this story. it's 4:00 in new york. 3:00 p.m. in santa fe, texas where our attention, our thoughts and our prayers lie this hour. i'm nicolle wallace picking up our coverage of the tragic shooting at a high school. there are still a lot of unknowns, a ton of moving parts in the investigation. here's what we do know. the shooting happened just before 7:30 a.m. local time. law enforcement officials in santa fe, texas say nine students and one teacher have lost their lives. they caution that that number could change. ten other people were wounded. as for this shooter, we know he's a student himself at santa fe high school. he's 17 years old, he's alive and he's in custody according to police. texas governor greg abbott said last hour that two other people are being interviewed by police as well. another thing authorities are focused on, what appear to be explosive devices found both in the school and outside on the campus. so far today

i'm nicolle wallace. fabulous katy tur when i'm 18 seconds late. thank god it's you. >> 21, 22, 23. >> i will give them back. i will spend all those seconds with you any time you want. >> nicolle wallace thank you very much. if it is thursday what do you want first, the good news or the bad? tonight, the vice president has a special

nicole wallace with us tonight with her own reporting on what those moves signal and who could be the next to go. and a man who was just questioned by the mueller investigation has emerged tonight with a vivid description of how mueller is operating. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a busy wednesday night. it's one of those wednesdays. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 468 of the trump administrati administration. we have breaking news that we're going to break down on several fronts for you tonight. we'll catch you up on all of them. we're going to begin with a stunning admission from rudy giuliani about that $130,000 hush money payment to the adult film star stormy daniels. this money was paid to ms. daniels, you'll recall, by donald trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen. he used a household line of credit, his own money to pay him. you may recall that on air force one april 5, just a few weeks back, the president told reporters on air force one he had no knowledge of the payment. well, appearing with sean hannity tonight her

apology from nicole wallace and new york time's story that turns out not to be fake news ress 6 concernsncluding heart health, supported by b-vitamins. your one a day is showing. i had a very minor fender bender tonight! in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. howie: nicole wallace, the bush white house official turned msnbc host was skewing sarah huckabee sanders to apologize to senator mccain when he said this about the press secretary. >> why can't she just said if staffer said that we will get to the bottom of that and she'll be fired. howie: wallace has tweeted an apology. that was the right move. new york times reported that homeland secretary kristin nileson was upse

>> that's a remarkable response from nicole wallace because it's not one you see too often. president trump exploits our journalistic im -- by saying something that's blatantly untrue, he knows we aren't going to be able to help ourselves, we have to fact check it. so we are talking about ms-13 when he makes unrealistic claims about their affects on society and stuff like that. we are being led to cover the things he wants us to cover in the form of fact checking, but we're still talking about it. >> he's using his bully pulpit very effectively. i do think ms-13 is a threat, it's very complicated. want to take a quick break here and then look at how some liberal columnists have pulled a page from president trump's playbook putting a spotlight on my fwramigrant missing children on a cloud that runs on premises. ♪ ♪ the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. the ibm cloud. vikingsthe axeor tale? the viking axe was incredibly sharp and strong. truth or tale? let's test it. definitely strong! now go, and hunt down your enemies!! play vikings: war of clans! paywell, esurance

and an old friend, nicole wallace, will be one of our moderaters. nicole is an nbc political analyst and also the host of the must-see tv show deadline white house. which airs week days at 4:00 p.m. and director brennan tells me that he rushed over right rom that show. before joining nbc, nicole was a co-host of "the view." she served as the communications director in the white house for president george w. bush and was a senior visa advisor for the 2018 mccain-palin campaign. she's a graduate of u.c. perkly and a school of journalism and the best-selling author of no fewer than three books. 18 acres, it classified, and a clearly fictional work called madam president. with that, please join me in welcoming nicole wallace. nicole: thank you so much. [applause] wow. that's too much. the stars and the people you're all here to hear from are the people who are going to do most f the talking. i have always cared about what all three of you have to say about everything. but i think it's fair to say the people with your jobs throughout history have never be

i'm nicolle wallace in for brian williams.t from all of us at nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> this morning fallout after president trump pulls the plug on his summit with kim jong un, officials tell nbc news trump wanted to be the one to cancel first before north korea beat him to the punch. >>> plus, two sets of lawmakers attend separate classified briefings on the russia probe and the white house creates controversy by sending their own officials to the meetings. and disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein is expected to surrender to authorities to face criminal charges in connection with sexual misconduct allegations. >>

this afternoon on this network, former cia and nsa director michael hayden told our colleague nicole wallace why he's concerned about the president's attacks. >> i see a pattern in the behavior of the president. he never argues the facts. he tries to invalidate the fact bearer, the truth giver. what we're seeing is a broadly political move to undercut preemptively what he fears will be the findings of the mueller investigation. >> former fbi director james comey also spoke out today about the president's allegations saying, quote, facts matter. the fbi's use of confidential human sources, the actual term, is tightly regulated and essential to protecting the country. attacks on the fbi and lying about its work will do lasting damage to our country. how will republicans explain this to their grandchildren? he goes on. dangerous time when our country is led by those who will lie about anything, backed by those who will believe anything. based on information from media sources that will say anything. americans must break out of that bubble and seek truth. the president had this message back to j

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now with the fabulous katy tur when i'm 18 seconds late. thank god it's you. >> 21, 22, 23. >> i will give them back. i will spend all those seconds with you any time you want. >> nicolle wallace thank you very much. if it is thursday what do you want first, the good news or the bad? tonight, the vice president has a special message for the special counsel. >> it's time to wrap it up. >> but can a surge of good news for the administration really overshadow the russia investigation? >> i'll give him credit, i think bringing prisoners home is a good thing. >>> and later, how artificial intelligence and digital manipulation could be taking actual fake news to a frightening new level. >> we are entering an era in which our enemies can make it look like anyone is saying anything. >> this is "mtp daily," and it is start right now. ♪ >>> good evening, i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck today. todd. welcome to "mtp daily." shut down the mueller probe. trump is busy

i'm nicole wallace. mtp daily starts right now. >> hi, anicole.et's break a deal. tonight, the u.s. violates the iran nuclear deal. >> this was a horrible one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made. >> so what's next? >> america will not be held hostage to nuclear blackmail. >> plus it's election day. what the primary races across the country mean for democrats' chances to win back control of the senate. and will west virginia republicans heed the president's warning and abandon blankenship. or end up with more problems? >> this is akin

it is moderated by nicole wallace, the host of msnbc's "deadline white house." >> we are ready. good evening everyone. i am clarks urban, the chairman of the aspen homeland security program. i am delighted to welcome all of you to our preview event for the 2018 aspen security forum. a hearty thanks first of all for the form to our sponsors. major support comes from amazon web services, lockheed martin, pwc, semantic. additional support from american airlines. we are very pleased to have as our moderator, an old friend of mine, nicole wallace from the george w. bush days. one of the major stars at nbc news. nicole is an nbc political analyst and also the host of the must-see tv show "deadline white house, which airs weekdays at 4 p.m. director brennan tells me he rushed over right from the show to be here tonight. so it is to for him. before, nicole was cohost of "the view." she had formally served as the key vacations director in house for george h. w. bush and was a senior advisor for the mccain campaign. she is a graduate of uc berkeley. and the best-selling author of "no fewe

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. hi chuck. >> how are you doing nicole?ght for the lebronsters. >> we both belong at a bar. >> you know what, we will get some game sevens. i hope you don't have a game seven. it has to be cavs/warriors. >> i'm a he counting on it. >> all right. if it's thursday, the spin cycle, well, it keeps spinning. >> tonight it's truth and justice the trumpian way. >>> know one thing. you don't make america great by tear down the rule of law. >> i do believe every institution here will ultimately be maeld. >>> plus, the korea summit is off. an t

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts now. >> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. the expression used to go like this. when america sneezes, the world catches a cold. a planned summit with north korea that even our closest allies are left out of the loop and scrambling to keep up with trump's shifting pronouncements. one senior white house official telling me today that the decision to pull out of the summit was kept close, explaining we had to be sure we had the exact decision before we could notify everyone so it didn't leak. the source added, it's not like donald trump hadn't foreshadowed the possibility. fair enough, but it's unclear exactly what the president was trying to foreshadow in these remarks this morning. >> mr. president, is the summit still off? >> we're going to see what happens. we're talking to them now. it was a very nice statement they put out. we'll see what happens. >> -- >> no, no, we'll see what happens. it could even be the 12th. we're talking to them now. they very much want to do it. we'd like to do it. we're going see what happens. >> -

i'm nicolle wallace in for brian williams.m all of us at nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> tonight on "all in". >> when they look at the documents i think people are going to see a lot of bad things fbi or any intelligence agency placed a spy in the trump campaign. >> and tonight's new formal word from the mueller team that the investigation into donald trump and his campaign is much larger than anyone thought. then -- >> i actually have communicated with assange. >> new evidence that trump associate roger stone was seeking clinton e-mails from wikileaks and break down with north korea. >> nobody should be anxious. >> why donald trump canceled the summit with kim jong-un and what it means for the rest of us. >> do you deserve the nobel prize do you think? >> everyone thinks so. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.

i'm nicolle wallace in for brian williams. at nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> the former head of the national security division at the justice department is going to be joining us tonight. i'm very much looking forward to that. we've also got andrea mitchell here tonight to talk about the collapse of the north korean summit, which honestly was never going to happen, but now, it's officially never going to happen. there's been a whole bunch of news today. i think it is going to be a very interesting show over the course of this hour. but i want to start tonight with congressman steve stockman. congressman steve stockman is a republican. he's from texas. and right now, this second, he is in prison. he was arrested last spring. he was convicted last month. and immediately after he was convicted, he was taken into federal custody, to

but for now, "deadline white house" with nicolle wallace is next up. /s >> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. donald trump's war on justice took an audacious turn today with an assault on the truth that left her reeling. we will show you his outlandish claims made on the south lawn of the white house. but instead of waiting until after you hear those remarks from the president to fact check them, we want to warn you in advance that his meandering comments include lies about the nature of the surveillance of his campaign as well as smears on the former fbi director jim comey. also a key witness in the mueller investigation. attacking comey, we understand, is the trump legal team's entire strategy for defending the president in the obstruction of justice investigation, which hing hinges, at least in part, on comey's firing. we also want to tell you his new bumper sticker spy gate is also based on a lie. there is no evidence that anyone was spying on the trump campaign. a counter intelligence investigation was underway. and for the president who still doesn't seem to know

that does it for our hour imi'm nicolle wallace. for game one. >> i will. >> are we going to stay friends no matter what? >> i promise i will pardon you. no matter what. >> it is like an 800 number. i'm going to leave my name and number on the hot line. do me next. >> actually you are never going to get the pardon. i have a better shot than you do. i am a talking about from him. not us. thank you nicole. >> if it's thursday, pardon me. tonight, a special message for special counsel witnesses. how today's presidential pardon parade marches to the beat of the trump allies in mueller's probe. >> it was probe to pardonen dinesh

auto 'nicolle wallace.r in for chuck todd. >> you are not in the studio, i had to dress like you to feel close to you. >> i will be back in monday. >> if it's monday, we are walking, and we are walking, and we are stopping. tonight, a rudy awakening. the president's attorney and his complicated relationship with the truth. >> living in some kind of unreal fantasy world that everybody tells the truth. >> plus donald versus don. why president trump is telling west virginia not to

. >> so here's our colleague, nicole wallace, who was communications director for the george w.te house. reacting yesterday to sanders. >> two sources told me this week that in the, the reason that sarah huckabee sanders -- i watched the briefing today, and it was a tragedy, it wasn't even a comedy any more. it wasn't funny. she took to the briefing and that room, you could tell when you've lost the room. she has, she lost the room today. today the room wanted to know why she comes out there and spews bs every day. why does she lie to them every day. and i don't know what their recourse is. but i think they're done reporting on what comes out of that podium. because she's now been a proven liar, proven by her boss. one of the explanation is heard is when she goes to the president and asks him about stormy daniels. he has three versions of the truth about stormy daniels in his own mind. and it's like a buffet, whatever version he pulls out is what she gets and that's what she has to serve in the briefing room. >> nicole wallace as you know served as communications director in the

eastern time today, nicole wallace asked schmitt about a operative -- >> he is a titanic fraud.ned to this guy for many years in this country on his moral high horse. assaulting the dignity of gave peopl -- gay people. across the board. he is the most obsequious of all in the cabinet. speaking of trump in front of trump and mike pence compliments on an average every 3.2 seconds. we have never seen such slobberi slobbering civility than we do with michael pence and donald trump. it is amazing. >> steve schmitt, ladies and gentlemen and with that our broadcast on a thursday night. good night from nbc headquarters here in new york. >>> tonight on "all in" -- the president weighs in n his attorney's secret slush fund. >> he was selling access to the highest office in the land, at best that's what he was doing. >> tonight why the best case scenario for president trump's lawyer is looking less and less likely. >>> then as the white house echoes a former president -- >> i think it's time to wrap it up. >> one year of watergate is enough. >> -- the latest devin nunes trick to stop muell

. >> laura: chris, i want to play a byte from our friend nicole wallace. she was on msnbc today. she got upset about sarah. >> how do you resist the temptation to run up and ring her neck? if he says that, we'll get to the bottom of that and she will be fired. >> laura: how do you resist the temptation to run up and ring her neck. she went -- she said, the tension is getting to her. i used poorly chosen word. for that i'm sorry. they are talking about the comment about mccain. unfortunate comment made inri private. >> well, hold on a minute, guys. you know, look, matt, matt, nicole m apologized. and the white house should apologize for that statement about an american hero. this is ridiculous. i don't understand -- >> i don't know. >> i do not agree with john mccain on a lot of things. he should be respected and not be talked about by this administration. >> this is enough of all this. you don't know what happened in a private meeting.no none of us knows. >> they admitted it. >> i think john mccain deserves his peace and quiet. he still has a voting record and it's okay to talk a

. >> laura: chris, i want to play a byte from nicole wallace. >> why can't you say if he says that, she will be fired. >> laura: how do you resist the temptation to run up and ring her neck? she said it's getting to her, used poorly chosen word. for that i'm sorry. they are talking about the comment made by stadler. it was made in private. >> well, hold on a minute, guys. you know, look, matt, matt, nicole apologized, the white house should apologize about the american hero. i don't know why? john mccain, i don't agree with john mccain on a lot of things, he is a hero. >> you don't know what happened in a private meeting. none of us knows. >> they admitted it. >> i think john mccain deserves his peace and quiet. but he still has a voting record. it's okay to talk about it and okay to talk about him opposing the president's nominee. >> laura: you know what john mccain said? >> matt, so much rhetoric that needs to calm down, it start at the top, starts with the president. >> now you are going to attack -- >> laura: well, i think chris, chris, we can go back and i can cherry pick the brigh

at a new york book store, she spoke with msnbc nicole wallace.this is an hour. . >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to barnes and nobles upper west side. jennifer was the director of communications for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign. prior to that position, she

. >> anita, our friend and long-time gop political aide steve schmidt was on with nicole wallace today run that for you. but it was a soliloquy he delivered about the swamp in washington, about how rampant corruption seems to be. this president, who did run on swamp drainage, is fighting this now counternarrative. what are members of his base likely to say? what are they likely to make of it? >> we've been seeing over the past 16 months different ways that he has failed to drain the swamp. so not just this, but lobbyists in his administration, failure to disclose certain financial agreements, things like that. so it's something that i've been talk to a lot of trump supporters out there about, not particularly today, but just, you know, has the president drained the swamp and what do you think of this? and what i keep hearing over and over again is they are disappointed but not really surprised. but the funny thing about it is they don't really blame him, the person. they say that donald trump is just one person. you can't expect him to get rid of this whole culture that's in washington

you worked on campaigns, nicole wallace. >> worked on a lot of campaigns. a lot of people, al gore, john kerry, president obama. i have never, ever, ever, been in receipt from anything from russians. and russia is an american adversary and it's an extreme and black-and-white example of the kind of information that you would never touch there are others that might be a closer call. the uk and israel. you don't take nianything from foreign government. if someone contacts you, you call authorities. this idea that everyone does it, it might be why rudy never got very far with all due respect in the campaigns he waged. it's a miracle that he never got in trouble before this. it is not standard operating procedure. not just on presidential campaigns, but on any campaign. >> michael schmidt. this seems to be a narrative that we've heard now two nights in a row, rudy giuliani go on fox news and say whether it was me running for president, whether it was president obama or bush or anybody else who has ever run a campaign, there's always opposition research. he made

earlier michael avenatti laid out part of his client's case to our colleague nicolle wallace. >> wellffectively accused my client, nicolle, of conning the american people, lying to the american people about the incident, about the sketch, about the man that approached her at the car door. and basically accused her of committing a crime in that she's reporting some criminal activity in describing somebody that did it, and he's claiming it never happened. what's really interesting about this is if he didn't know anything about ms. daniels, never had a relationship with her, never knew anything about the in touch story, michael cohen and he never discussed it, he never knew anything about the agreement, never knew anything about the $130,000 payment which is the nonsense he's trying to sell the american people, how would he know whether the guy is nonexistent or not? >> we should note the white house has repeatedly denied president trump ever had an affair with stormy daniels and on that note let's bring in our panelists. joining us tonight a.b. stoddard, happy to welcome her back, colum

the moderator is msnbc nicole wallace. it's about an hour. >> okay we are ready. good evening everyone. i am clark urban the chairman of the aspen homeland kick security program. i'm delighted to welcome you guys for the preview event for the 2018 aspen security for him. a hearty thank you first of all to our sponsors for the form the summer. are major support comes from amazon web services, mattel, deloitte, lockheed martin, pwc. in additional support from american airlines and miter -- we are very happy to have our media order -- mediator nicole. she is an nbc political analysis and the host of the must-see tv show, deadline white house. which airs weekdays at 4 pm, and director brennan tells me he rushed over from that show to be here tonight. before joining nbc, nicole was a cohost of abc's of you. previously as i mentioned she served as a community instructor in the white house for president george w. bush. she was also a senior advisor for the 2008 mikael and palin campaign. she is a best-selling author of no fewer than three macbooks. 18 acres -- three -- 3

i'm nicolle wallace in for brian williams tonight. day 490 of the trump administration.collapse. the president scrapped his june 12th talks with north korean leader kim jong-un. tonight, north korea has responded. more on that story ahead. >>> but we begin with the classified meetings with members of congress, intelligence, and law enforcement officials about the fbi's use of an informant in the russia investigation. president trump set the stage for those meetings with his wholly unsubstantiated

any time, even after donald trump's dramatic cancellation of >>> good evening once again, i'm nicole wallace

i'm nicole wallace. mtp daily starts right now. >> hi, anicole. if it is tuesday, let's break a deal. tonight, the u.s. violates the iran nuclear deal. >> this was a horrible one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made. >> so what's next? >> america will not be held hostage to nuclear blackmail. >> plus it's election day. what the primary races across the country mean for democrats' chances to win back control of the senate. and will west virginia republicans heed the president's warning and abandon blankenship. or end up with more problems? >> this is akin to the roy moore situation. >> this is mtp daily, and it starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm katy tur in for chuck todd. we begin tonight with the trump administration's biggest gamble on the world stage. this afternoon the president basically ripped up the iran nuclear deal, pulling the u.s. from the agreement, violating it, and reimposing sanctions. unraveling his predecessor's signature foreign policy achievement and royaling our allies. there is a lot riding on this gamble, an

nicolle wallace with us on her reporting what those moves signal and who could be the next to go. >>> who was just questioned by the mueller investigation has emerged tonight with a vivid description of how mueller is operating. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a business iz wednesday night. >>> it's one of those wednesdays.

eastern time today when nicolle wallace asked her long time friend and former co-worker, steve schmidt republican political operative about mike pence. >> he is a titanic, and i mean titanic fraud. we've listened to this guy for many many years in this country on his moral high horse. assaulting the dignity of gay people across the board. his moral preening is famous throughout the land, yet he is the most obsequious of all of trump's cultists in the cabinet. there have been occasions, as george will points out, where speaking of trump in front of trump where mike pence compliments him on an average every 3.2 seconds. we have never seen such slobbering civility by a high government official in this country than we do with mike pence and donald trump. it is amazing. >> steve schmidt, ladies and gentlemen, with that, our broadcast on a thursday night, thank you so much for being here with us and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. is gearing up for his torek meeting with kim jong un, the president announced the location of their summit, singapore on twitter. >> plus,

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. hi chuck. >> how are you doing nicole? tough night for the lebronsters. >> we both belong at a bar. >> you know what, we will get some game sevens. i hope you don't have a game seven. it has to be cavs/warriors. >> i'm a he counting on it. >> all right. if it's thursday, the spin cycle, well, it keeps spinning. >> tonight it's truth and justice the trumpian way. >>> know one thing. you don't make america great by tear down the rule of law. >> i do believe every institution here will ultimately be maeld. >>> plus, the korea summit is off. and the diplomatic waiting game is back on. >> if and when kim jong-un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. >>> and the politics of patriotism. the president warns nfl players to stand proudly or else. >> unshhh be playing, you shouldn't be there. may be shouldn't be in the country. >> this is "mtp daily," and it starts right now. ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." and welcome to another day in this white house's

stick around for "deadline white house" with my friend nicole wallace. >>> it's 4:00 in new york. we begin with breaking news. the "new york times" reporting this afternoon that north korea has cancelled the scheduled meeting today with south korea. and south korean media says the north has threatened to cancel that historic meeting with president trump in singapore in june due to ongoing military exercises between the u.s. and south korea. they quote an announcement from north korea's central news agency which says, quote, the united states will also have to undertake careful deliberations about the fate of the planned north korean/u.s. summit in light of this provocative military ruckus jointly conducted with the south korean authorities. the state department appears to have been caught off guard by the news, saying, quote, we have no information on that, let's not get ahead of ourselves, we need to verify it. what are you hearing there? >> the pentagon is working on an official statement we expect to have in moments. it gives you a sense of how surprised they were in this build

i'm nicole wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. hi, chuck. >> you feeling golden?r round four? >> you know, i'm not engaging. we shouldn't fight about sports. >> come on, it's the only thing that we can at least bring people together on. >> it's the only thing that america has left. >> warriors and celtics in the finals, warriors win in a sweep. >> ouch. >> prediction. >> i agree with you on a celtics sweep, but the celtics won't be there. good-bye! if it's tuesday, the constitutional crisis alarm bells are ringing, but is anybody listening? tonight, fatal distraction. are the president's systemic attacks on the justice department undermining the rule of law as

"deadline white house" with my friend nicole wallace starts right now. ♪ >>> hi, everyone.t's 4:00 in new york. an abc show that president trump once described as a show that was, quote, about us, his voters the men and women he often refers to in tweets and speeches as the forgotten men and women. it was cancelled today after its star roseanne bar sent a racist tweet. the show was abc's top rated program. >> even look at roseanne. i called her yesterday. look at her rates. look at her ratingratings. [ applause ] >> i got a call from mark burnett. he did the apprentice. he's a great guy. he said i called just to say hello and to tell you, did you see roseanne's ratingratings? they were unbelievable, over 18 million people and it was about us. >> how big were they? abc cancelling the show after this tweet from roseanne bar aimed at former senior advisor to valley jaret. quote, muslim brother and planet of the apes had a baby equals vj. she later wrote, i apologize to valley jaret and all americans. i'm truly sorry for making a bad joke about her politics and her looks. the d

"deadline white house" with my friend nicole wallace starts right now. ♪ >>> hi, everyone.new york. an abc show that president trump once described as a show that was, quote, about us, his voters the men and women he often refers to in tweets and speeches as the forgotten men and women. it was cancelled today after its star roseanne bar sent a racist tweet. the show was abc's top rated

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. hi chuck. >> hello. good evening. and welcome to "mtp daily." we are following what's becoming a familiarly disturbing scene. a deadly school shooting. a disturbed high school student, access to guns this. one at high school outside of houston where a gunman entered a high school carrying a shut schott gun and a hand gun entered the school and opened fire. the suspected gunman, dimitrios pagourtzis, is under arrest. he is a 17-year-old who attended the school and he is being held on charges of capital mird. witnesses at the school described a chaotic scene. >> nobody thought it was a shooting. everybody just thought it was, you know, normal procedure, practice fire drill. and next thing you know, we just hear so many -- three gunshots. loud explosion. >> we heard more shots and the teacher screamed at us to run. so everyone started taking off. >> people were running, screaming, people were crying in fear for their life. just like any regular human being would have done. >> authorities say in addition to the two guns u