. >> reporter: reporters are staged just outside the oval office now ready to go into the oval whenever the president invites them in for his discussion obviously a much anticipated moment at the white house. do they have a deal? do they not have a deal? do they have something in between that might be an interim step along the way to a deal we don't know as we stand here right now. a lot of rumors swirling around washington and wall street but the chinese delegation is here, they're in the oval office now. we expect to see the president at some point we just don't know exactly what they're going to stay stephen mnuchin came to the briefing room a short time ago, i asked him for an update on the talks and whether or not it's possible we get to the end of the day today without an announcement of any developments at all we declined to answer the question he said the talks so far have been productive and that time of the day they were going in to brief the president but no specific indication from mnuchin that anything at all had been agreed to. obviously with the president in the room, he'

it is president trump on his twitter feed or there in oval office on the attack.hat's the white house's plan. >> the presidents of the united states just said he meaning the chair of house intelligence was negative on pompeo. he could not carry his blank strap. that's a first in my experience covering the white house, congress, and the state department. that does it for this very busy day on "andrea mitchell reports." be sure to tune in today of rachel machaddow's new book. rachel will be on "jimmy fallon, the tonight show." here is "velshi & ruhle," stephanie and ali. >> andrea, great to see you, have yourself an adventure this afternoon. >> hello everyone. we are following fast developments in the impeachment

he's in the oval office with the finnish president. from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you need. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. call, click, or visit a store today. >>> take you straight to the oval office. the president of the united states with his finnish counterpart. >> things to discuss including trade and military and purchases and a lot of different very exciting events. so we'll have a long time together today. we'll then be having lunch. i think we're going to be seeing the media right afterwards and say a few words. it's an honor, mr. president, to have you with us. thank you. >> thank you. thank you very much. i'm waiting for our discussions. >> yes, yes. see,

in the oval office. the other thing we saw the president do was question the credibility of this whistleblower once again. he said that he didn't think republicans had criticized what he's been saying about the whistleblower, saying that he wants to find out this individual's identity. that actually is not true. chairman chuck grassley who leads the whistleblower protection caucus actually was saying yesterday this whistleblower should be heard out and protected. the president saying he agreed whistleblowers should be protected but only if they're legitimate. the president saying he didn't think this one was legitimate because he said they gave an inaccurate description even though in this complaint this was filed long before the white house released the transcript of that call, it showed to be a pretty good match of what actually transpired during the call. the president seems to be in this combative mood about this impeachment inquiry. the question is where does he go from here? does he now start liste

>> refer to a jock strap in the oval office? like come on, man. >> you remember what he said about megan kelly and women? >> yeah, he was on this show when he said it. he said it on this show. >> this is who he is, and he is rewarded for it by those who believe. >> i hope they're proud. >> listen, it's not about proud. you know why? they don't expect anything better from politics. you know, that is the irony here is that this president is acting in a way that anybody would think is completely terrible if he weren't in politics. but because it's politics and people are so low -- but i don't see it as trying to make sanity out of crazy. i think that people need to see this for what it is, and i think that ultimately the hope is that it brings out the best. it has to bring out the best because that's what this process is supposed to recognize. >> i hope so. i just -- i don't see it. and he is so -- he's so aggrieved. and do you realize, he's putting that whole aggrievement out into society, and there's people who should have no rea

i got to go to the oval office. i know comes as a shock to many of you, i was never invited there under the previous administration. [laughter] but as i went there, there was a huge whiteboard in a side room, just off the oval office. on that whiteboard was every single campaign promise he had made when he had made it and they were going down checking them off one by one. because this is a promise keeping president. [applause] he also works harder than anybody i've ever met. he will work all will you the night. there are phone calls that he makes in the middle of the night. he will oftendimes go on two or three hours of sleep. we saw that last night, he was in minneapolis. well, there's one conservativings -- conservative -- oh, there's plenty. we had a roomful of conservatives who said they want their government back as well. it was electrifying. we're talking about minnesota. we're not talking about alabama. yet, the same yearning for we the people to take control of what we do is alive in minnesota, maine, califo

the president did just blow up in front of reporters in the oval office attacking the credibility of the whistle-blower, even though the inspector general and the director of national intelligence both said that this whistle-blower is acting in good faith. the president also attacked what the whistle-blower is saying despite the fact what the whistle-blower is saying in his complaint is backed up with what is in that rough call transcript released by the white house. the credibility of the president is on the line here. it seems almost more than the whistle-blower himself. we'll see whether or not the president wants to continue this tirade when he walked out here in a few minutes with the president of finland. i will tell you, though, if past is prologue the president doesn't always do that in these two thrust two conferences with a head of state. saw it a couple weeks ago with prime minister of australia went off on a rant in front of reporters in the oval office and walked into the east room with the prime minister a bit more tame. we could see a repeat of that when the president

let me set the scene from the ovals office. he described a trade deal from the united states and china which will be broken up in phases. a phase one that still needs to be as he put it papered. needs to be written down which he says could take place three, four, five weeks, which that whole process getting it on paper. then there will be a a phase two after that. which would have to be negotiated. the president also says potentially they might need a phase three. from what the president outlined and we didn't get very many specifics, what he outlined seems like a comprehensive deal at least from some of the big picture items. the president saying that financial services is going to be a big winner and part of phase one. that there will be massive amounts of ag buys to the tune what he projected could be 40 to $50 billion. he said that i.p. theft will be covered as well. some of that will be in phase one. some of that will be in phase two. forced transfer technology as well. some of that in phase one. some of that in phase two.

a moment ago he was in that oval office meeting. he spoke for 16 minutes while the president of finland just sat there. i mean, again, i wonder what it was like in that man's brain as he was talking about impeachment and going after the democrats. we have another sound bite that i would like to play just to give the viewers a look at just how surreal things have gotten. >> i think a whistle-blower should be protected. if the whistle-blower's legitimate. but when the whistle-blower makes a big report on the conversation i had with a president of ukraine, and it was a great conversation. we talked mostly about congratulations on your win. we talked about corruption and what really referring to mostly 2016 because what the democrats did in 2016 was corrupt. and let's see what happens. they're more concerned with that than they are with me and impeachment. they're trying to hide what maybe is coming. i let our great -- if you look, i'll let our great law enforcement take care of it, okay? attorney general barr, i guess is working on it.

thank you very much for being with us at the white house and the oval office. we had a very special number of hours. appreciate it very much. thank you, sir. >> thank you, mr. president. first of all, i will live through your -- deliver your yor condolences to the finnish people. before meeting, i had some spare time so i visited a couple museums here. museum of american history, museum of african history and museum of american indian history. in addition to that, i had a possibility of attending a ceremony in arlington. mr. president , you have here great democracy. keep it going on. we had a very good discussion with the president, like you mentioned. our diplomatic relations are 10. during that time, we have developed our cooperation not only in official meetings like this but american and finnish people, scientists for example, meet each other, cooperating, working together. we have quite a lot of cooperation and security sector also, in defense. because i think we share the feeling that the most important thing for the nation is to guarantee security to it

the president is in the oval office. he has with the vice-premier of china. he is also with his treasury secretary, trade investor, they are all gathered in their taking questions from reporters about all of this on a day where the markets seem to think that a truce is better than nothing and this looks like a substantial truce at that. i want to get to read from john roberts at the white house on all this. john, and publicize of being a little shell-shocked. take it away sir. >> i've just been trying to compile my thoughts as well. neil i walked out did a hit and suddenly got hit by a subway train. holy mackerel. let's try to get to the news at hand as i do just news that we just heard. completely shocking. the president with leo, the chinese vice-premier and the oval office, yesterday the president seemed to indicate things were going well in terms of trade and talks with china. whether treasury secretary treasury secretary mnuchin was in the briefing just a while ago. he was saying that things were looking good and there you see leo coming over from the tr

so what was he doing then in the oval office the day before he takes the job? now, he denied he was interviewing for fbi directship, but i interviewed the president in the oval office, and he said, absolutely, he was. that's why he was there. i interviewed his personal assistant who set up the meeting and was privy to the conversations. yeah, it was an interview to be fbi director. multiple managers witnesses -- administration witnesses and documents demonstrate that mueller was either terribly mistaken or not telling the truth when he denied all of that. but it invites the question, so what's he doing there? if he's already decided to take the job as special counsel, why is he in the oval office? was that a consideration under false pretensions so that mueller could gather information from trump in the oval office to be used against him in the special counsel investigation? and the key question is, did the president explain to mueller his reasons for firing comey? and if the answer to that question is yes, then mueller could not have served as special counsel

when he was supposed to do just was a pool spray basically which is when the cameras come into the oval office they shake hands he decided he wanted to take questions really is up to him whether or not he can ignore the questions or he answers them and he went on to make incredibly controversial comments which are no make it that much harder for his republican backers in the congress to defend him so this he said it was strategically brilliant to pull u.s. soldiers out of northern syria he said because now the soldiers are safe all the reporting of the pentagon is that is not true that these extractions are happening in very dangerous conditions he went on to say that the kurds are much safer now talked about what good fighters they are take a step back the kurds are much safer now the kurds are be under a bargeman assault and obviously they're dying in the fields of syria in the cities of city and in syria he went on to say this isn't our problem this is between turkey and syria the question is what does that say to turkey as the vice president of the united states about to get on air

so then what was he doing in the oval office the day before he takes the job? he denied he was interviewing for fbi directorship but i interviewed the president in the oval office. i interviewed him he said absolutely that's what he was there and the personal's assistant that was privy to the conversations they said yes. multiple administration witnesses and documents demonstrate he was either terribly mistaken or not telling the truth. he denied all that but that invites the question what is he doing there? that he is already decided to take the job a special counsel why is he in the oval office? was that a conversation under false pretenses so mueller could gather information from trump in the oval office to be used against him in the special counsel investigation? the key question is did the president explained to mueller's reasons for firing comey? if the answer is yes, then mueller could not has served as special counsel is that makes it both prosecutor and witness in the same case which is strictly prohibited. so i put the question to the president when i

then negotiators headed to the oval office where the first part of the deal was outlined. >> becauset's such aig deal and it covers so much territory doing it in sections and phases is i think really better. >> kayla tausche has been covering the story for us and joins from us the white house. kayla what's in the partial agreement? >> well, bill, china pledged transparency on its currency moves. also removed barriers to entry for non-chinese f fancial services firms. sohose firms don't need a chinese investor to o orate interest. in response china will be buying up to $50 billion in u.s. farm .roducts. and the u.s. will not be raising tariffs to 30% next tuesday on $250 billion in u.s. goods. >> the president mentioned phases this in. what's the time line for get goinindone. >> he says negotiators will be trying to writ the substance of the deal over the next four to five weeks. the time line is crucial becau on november 16th president trump and president xi will be a attending a multilater summit in chile where it's expected the deal wou be signed. the clock is ticking for them tr a

then negotiators headed to the oval office where the first part of the dl was outlined. >> because it'such a big deal and it covers so much territory that doing it in sections and i phas i think really better. >> kayla tsche has been covering the story for us and joins from us the white house. kayla what's the partial agreement? >> well, bill, china pledged transparency on its currency moves. also removed barriers to entry for non-inese financial services firms. so those firms don't need a chteese investor to ope interest. in response china will be buying up to $50 billion in u.s.arm products. and the u.s. will not be raising tariffs to 30% next tuesday on $250oo billion in u.s. g. >> the president mentioned phases this in. what's the time line for get going done. >> he says negotiators will be trying to writ the substance of the deal over the next four to five weeks. t thee line is crucial because on november 16th president trump and president xi b will a attending a multilater summit in chile where it's expected the deal would be signed. the clock is ticking for them to actually put t

the event took place in the oval office of the white house. pres. trump: thank you very much. a very special day. today i am delighted to present our nation's highest civilian honor to a giant of american industry, entrepreneurship, and auto racing. the legendary roger penske. roger, i want to congratulate you on receiving the presidential medal of freedom. [applause] pres. trump: with us today is vice president mike pence and many terrific members of my cabinet. thank you all for being here. they are all fans of roger's. catherine, you have been married to her how many years? roger: 46 years. pres. trump: that's pretty amazing. you look at the conditioning, you're doing something right, both of you. it has been a beautiful marriage. 1937,was born in ohio in the son of a successful businessman. roger learned the value of hard work at a very young age. at the age of 14, he attended his first indianapolis 500. at 15, he bought his first car with money saved from his newspaper route. as a teenager, roger spent his free time taking apart engines and repairing the old wrecks. he ob

our job to fight there over sand this is a direct quote from the yesterday's pulled straight in the ovaloffice he say is saying that he was his companion promised to bring you ass troops back home and it's now up to other parties to seoul for the crisis in northern syria however he has dispatched the vice president pants and secretary of state pale to help to reach an agreement a cease fire to as he's saying protect civilians in the region. thanks for that yesterday the contents of a letter from president trump to president a word leaked it dates from just before the president announced this incursion into northern syria and let's just read you part of what to the president trump said he said let's work out a good deal you don't want to be responsible for slaughtering thousands of people and i don't want to be responsible for destroying the turkish economy went on to say history will look upon you favorably if you get this done the right and humane way it will look upon you forever as the devil is good things don't happen don't be a tough guy don't be a fool 100 for norman is this the wa

president trump in the oval office multiple times said this deal is not only good for u.s.or world peace and that it's bigger than just the contents of the deal itself. >> kayla thank you kayla tausche at the white house. carter was talking about apple and the recorden runs. should we continue to count on leadership, guy out of technology in this market environment. >> why not steve said this the other day and i'll echo. take profits in apple i would say the same thing in terms of discipline the right thing to do in my opinion was take money off the table around 230 level which was last october high. as darter pointed out. but if you want to trade the stock now given what we fwhoe you have a bogey on thedownside to trade against the 230 close last wok reports on october 30th it continues to rally there arism names that have gotten whacked ma might be worth a look the bill selloff in xylinks. >> you use 230 for apple that's the support. everything was outsized based op china u.s. trade headlines watch that level to hold next week. >> up next, final trades stay tuned man: how

this is a quote according to reporters in the oval office, that's not our problem.e president of the united states problem as they continue to attack u.s. kurdish allies in syria. and you know the president's message could not be more muddled, because, of course, while he did withdraw those troops. he says all u.s. troops on the turkey-syrian border have been pulled from that region. we are seeing the vice president of the united states later today heading to turkey to try and broker some kind of a cease-fire here. whether or not it is the united states' problem or something the united states is trying to solve clearly is in question here. the president also saying. >> jer me -- >> reporter: that is time force sorry, guido, jim. >> does the president have any explanation of what happened to kurdish allies fighting along u.s. troops until days ago now being slaughtered by turkish, america's supposed turkish ally? does he have any defense as far as that? >> reporter: no, as far as the poll reporters in the room, that is not something the president is talking about. hi

of things, you know, because when you look at the situation room and you look at -- it can be the oval office or wherever these calls happen to be, when the president engages with another leader, you have people on the call who should be the people that he wants around him, i've said this before. they should have us back, that is the reason why a bring up mike pompeo and others. that's the only reason. i'm wondering who is watching out for the president, because the criticism has been in the nation hired a businessman and should you know all of the details? if you should or should not, everybody else should come of the president just tweeted by the way, the do-nothing democrats should be focused on building up our country, not wasting everyone's time and energy on all blank. >> gillian: you handled that very well. >> harris: sometimes it comes from me. >> gillian: would've been strange and unusual at the secretary of state was not on the call, because he is the one at the end of the day that has to coordinate u.s. foreign policy towards the ukraine, i also think secretary pompeo was in

the oval office.ave you heard of that? it will be right in the oval office with me. i am very proud of it. thank you. i also want to thank everyone from one of our nation's incredible hbcus. i have been working with them -- benedict college. we know benedict college. [cheers and applause] president trump: and a very dynamic president, dr. rosslyn clark-artis. where are you? the outstanding students who are joining us. you are outstanding and you have a tremendous future, thank you. we are thrilled to be on your campus and celebrate all we have achieved together, to discuss the actions we are taking to build the future of safety and opportunity and fairness for all americans. four years ago, 20 african-american republicans and 20 african-american democrats founded the 2020 bipartisan justice center to advance the cause of criminal justice reform , and i heard about it for so long and it was going nowhere, nowhere. but they all got together and you fought to fix a broken system. you sought to confront i

institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> also on wednesday, during an oval office meeting with the finnish president, president trump responded to repeated questions about the house impeachment inquiry. he described house intelligence chair adam schiff as a lowlife. his is about 15 minutes. pres. trump: it's a great honor to have a man that has become a friend of mine. we have gotten to know each other well. the president of finland. we have many things to discuss. including trade and military and purchases. lots of different, exciting events. we will have a long time together today, then we will be having lunch. i think we're going to be seeing the media right afterwards and say a few words. it is an honor to have you with us. thank you. pres. niinisto: thank you very much. i am waiting for our discussions. pres. trump: see, he is a man of few words and gets it done. that is what i like about him. that's what i like about him. anyway, ok, thank you all very much. reporter: are you putting the whistleblower's life in danger? pres. trump: the whistleblower is

office into a hallway outside the oval where he quote repeated his objections to then chief of staff john kelly. emphasizing that the request was for something that would be illegal. now again, bloomberg says they have got three sources here. i'm dying to know who they are. i mean, i'm dying to know if, you know, is rex tillerson one? i don't know. they are not saying who their sources are so we don't know. we do know according to bloomberg's reporting this meeting where trump asked tillerson to commit this crime occurred in the second half of 2017, which i think means that this would have happened after james comey had testified that president trump had asked him to intervene with the justice department to quash the criminal investigation into mike flynn and led to very serious investigation of the president himself, a national uproar. not like the president would have known asking someone to lean on the justice department to stop a prosecution would be a kosher thing for a president to do. we do know that by late the following year after tillerson was fired by trump, he was willing

he said as much in the oval office. john bolton is a great communicator and he makes it pretty obvious that he is probably going to give a sense of what's up here. if that hand grenade is not going off, it certainly seems to be close to detonating. >> when people are potential witnesses, the president tends to be nice and polite to them. if they say things he doesn't like, that's when the twitter ramps up, that's when the deep state comes out. >>> up next, 12 candidates facing off in tuesday night's very crowded democratic debate. most of them find a way to attack elizabeth warren. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering seven things every medicare supplement should have. it's yours free just for calling the number on your screen. and when you call, a knowledgeable licensed agent-producer can answe

we can't show you that live inside the oval office.nstead we get notes to our phones from the team inside the room. i'll relay that to you the second we get them and i'll turn the tape around once it plays out live. no questions to the president on impeachment yet because there are new dwoevelopments on the impeachment inquiry. we've got ambassador michael mckin lie tafg in froestifying f the commits right now. it comes after george kent. kent told investigators that the acting chief of staff nick mulvaney put perry, sondland and former ambassador curt volker in charge of ukraine policy instead of state department officials. and it's that piece of it, msnbc's garrett haake who has been reporting on it, that piece of it has really seemed to upset people over on the hill that the white house has trying to in effect sidestep state. >> reporter: this is the picture that democrats have been painting out of the impeachment inquiry and most of these depositions behind closed doors. what has leaked out has been a steady stream of information t

he as president of the united states made that call from the oval office, as president of the unitedtates has ordered the attorney general to go around the world. as president of the united states, has ordered mike pompeo to fire the ambassador to ukraine, who we'll be hearing from i think at the end of this week. that's where i think the disproportion comes out. you can say a lot of things, but what he has done as president now is really in question, i think. >> charlie sykes, if i gave you a national map and a couple of magic markers, could you formulate a mathematical case where this president wins using the base, an electoral victory as of today right now? >> yes. if you gave me a map, a magic marker, and a billion dollars to be able to run ads like that for the next year and a half, you can do it, you know. and bill is absolutely right. the merits of this case are very, very clear. the president is lying, but he can set the narrative. and i think this is something the democrats are going to have to come to grips with is donald trump knows he cannot be reelected. what he needs to

>> jimmy: that is "the oval"! tyler perry's new show.on in the current oval office we'd have no problems. >> this has nothing to do with reality right now. this is all fictional. >> jimmy: i was looking on your instagram today, you built like a white house at your studio. >> because i am so fascinated and intrigued by what's happening right now. so this story was borne out of i wanted to follow them upstairs. i wonder what's going on upstairs in the residence. it's not a political show. i follow them home, the secret service home, the maids and butlers home, and the stories that come up in their lives. >> jimmy: and what about "sistas". and i feel dumb saying "sistas." >> that's why i named it that, i wanted to hear you say "sistas." i heard all of these different women, lots of them, that work for me, because i'm big on diversity. i'm walking through the hallways and hearing these stories about dating, and i'm thinking, man, i got to put this on television. is this really happening? >> jimmy: you were eavesdropping on your employees' li

size of the national security council staff to eliminate leakers from saying what's going on in the oval office and in the national security conferences. brian, it looks to me as if we're really in trouble. and it's one of a piece. you know, the president has gone systematically after nato, south korea, japan. our allies don't trust us. he's told them essentially either pay for our forces or we'll leave you in the lurch. they're looking for new options because they cannot trust nor predict what the president of the united states is going to do. >> well, carol leonnig, that assessment does tend to take your breath away, and one of the points the general made was about people on the inside stepping up to tell the truth, which brings us to the whistle-blowers, specifically number two. do we know anything except that he or she is prepared to share more firsthand information than perhaps whistle-blower number one? >> you know, it's interesting, brian. from my perspective, whistle-blower number two coming forward seems to be an effort to not let whistle-blower number one stand alone, and also

was that a conversation under false pretenses so that he could gather information from trump in the oval office to be used against him in the special counsel investigation, and the key question did the president explained the reasons for firing comey and if the answer to that question is yes, then he could not have served the special counsel because that makes him both prosecutor and with this in the same case. he thought about it and smiled and said no comment. as i write in the book, it was clear to me sitting across and judging the reaction the answer was yes. it's inconceivable they would talked about the firing just days before because trump had been talking to everybody about it. so the can he should never have been special counsel. the parade of characters in the meantime the fbi, which i don't think that neither one of us or any americans say the instrument of the government is much-needed agency in our government, do you think they are on the path to recovery? >> no because his twin brother is the fbi director, saying that metaphorically. i don't think to me judging the action t

that this potential incursion into northern syria has the blessing with caviar certainly from the oval office i mean that's the message that's being drummed home from ankara across the country. i'm not sure if he's necessary outmaneuver trump there is a let's say that that's a sentence that was the same as they were getting from that from the words that are coming out from turkey from the various officials that have not just been speaking to al-jazeera but we've seen it in various written stories across the global media . i mean there's there is always the typical bravado that takes place and any such big event but i think the perception inside turkey is that there is a common interest and the fact that the u.s. also wants to get well let's say mr truong wants to leave syria. and turkey has an interest in eliminating what it use as a friends on the southern south side of the sport. there is of course the group of confusion as to what the think about trump in turkey given the mixed messages turkey is receiving on the one hand trump is providing turkey with this green light it seems for

they said other participants in the oval office were shocked by the request. tillerson immediately repeated objections to the chief of staff john kelly in a hallway conversation outside the oval office emphasizing the request would be illegal. rudy giuliani was part of the legal team defending a federal prosecution in new york city on charges of violating u.s. sanctions against iran's new clear program. now, these are the sanctions that donald trump has always said are necessary to crush iran. these are the sanctions that donald trump is always wanting to increase and here was donald trump trying to help someone who was accused of violating those sanctions because that person was close to the president of turkey who very much wanted him not to be prosecuted. when reporters interviewed rudy giuliani for this story they got classic giuliani. ghoiuliani said suppose i did tk to trump about it. so what? if he spoke directly to tillerson, he declined to say if he spoke to tillerson about the case saying you have no right to know that. there is also big news tonight

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talks. >> right, the strategic nuclear talks. >> there no more systems in the oval office. >> that wehanan always said, he should have taken them out, put a bonfire on the south lawn, burn them, people wouldn't have known what was on them. he got turned out by al haig and the others, the president's lawyer. pat also said on the sunday after the saturday night massacre, he wired a friend of his in st. louis where he had once worked and said, there will be impeachment proceedings beginning on monday. >> so much to learn from this and such a wonderful personal in an effort narrative, and beautifus "the fall of richard nixon." >>> coming up, back in sessions? is the forearm attorney general eyeing a run for his old senate seat in alabama? at in alabama?or and i always had in my mind that one day the family car could compete in rallies and racing when the mini actually came out i said this is the one to do it. johnsbut we're also a cancer fighting, hiv controlling, joint replacing, and depression relieving company. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. ever since you b

seventh congressional district, a civil rights district, i cannot believe we have a president in the oval office who would literally try to mess with our -- interfere with our elections and actually go to the very heart of the integrity of our elections. >> talk about the civil rights district. >> my district includes birmingham, the town of selma. >> all the history. >> montgomery, alabama, also includes tuscaloosa, and my district is proud of the fact, ordinary people have the temerity, audacity to make america live up to the ideals and in order to do that they fought, bled, marched for the right to vote. and i think that this president has using his own power, presidential power for political and personal gain is actually incredulous and frankly something that is worthy of an inquiry. >> maybe the reality doesn't matter. i said this many times, the essence of corruption in public life is taking public trust and trading it for private interest, and that's what we've got here. this guy the ambassador bill taylor over there saying this was always going on over there, we were holding up an

we know president trump confirmed there will be a meeting between him and the vice premier in the ovalffice. when you think to previous rounds or that concluded with a meeting between the two men and their teams in the oval office, it was usually a good sign. speaking to our sources, we are hearing president trump was only going to agree to the meeting if the chinese are actually coming with an offer he finds attractive. in recent weeks, we have seen a lot more back room negotiating on a more realistic level. going back from the big deal president trump maintained he wanted to have, to something that is more partial. something you can chip away one week at a time. this week, a looks like they're going to announce something that would result in a tariff hike on a cover 15th being suspended. potentially rolling out a currency agreement they struck a couple months ago. has anything changed from a couple of months ago? that currency packed was supposed to be on the table before the talks broke down in the spring. how would this be any different? do we have anymore idea of what this would e

imagine yourself, this is hard to do, imagine yourself in the trump oval office.says those things with those question marks. what do you say? >> look, i couldn't imagine saying it -- because it's such an astonishing thing for him to say. we made this alliance with the kurds to fight our common enemy of isis. that's why we're there. not protecti ining syria for 11,000 kurds died in the fight against isis with our support. we began this in the obama administration, continued under president trump. because of what he's done, people are dying. some of these trump decisions, they play out on twitter, they look like a reality show. people need to be clear here, people, the kurds who fought with us to defeat isis, are currently being killed because of what donald trump did, because of this kind of insane message that's in his letter that went along with the green light for erdogan to come in. we also have a situation, lawrence, where we have dozens of nuclear weapons in turkey who we now are in some kind of conflict with. he's managed to put at risk the security of the k