the irony about this is truman brought the globe back, put it in his oval office. d of course he was succeeded in 1953 by former general, now president dwight eisenhower. so truman left the globe in the office for eisenhower when he got there. >> harry s. truman took the momentous oath of office as president of the united states. with a world at war, he accepted the gravest responsibility in world history. a new commander in chief to lead our nation to ultimate victory. hours before he'd been summoned to the white house and notified that president roosevelt had died, and this photo behind me is a scene of truman being sworn in as president. you can sort of see the shock on the people's faces. the bible you see in the photograph is also on display behind me. he obviously was not prepared to be sworn in as president. so they just searched around and found a bible in the usher's office at the white house and used it. truman subsequently used the same bible to be sworn in when he was re-elected in 1948. most americans really had no idea who harry truman was. franklin ro

i was in the oval office yesterday when he said as much. he said i think it will be a powerful campaign issue. he is making no secret of the fact that he think it's will energize his base, and that he is fighting for the promise on the campaign trail the first time around. when he first said he wanted the wall to be built, he said mexico would pay for the wall, and she a -- he is asking american taxpayers to foot the bill. >>> as a reminder, this gives the president $8 million to build the wall. there is $1.375 billion that congress agreed to back in february. the language in there specifically says that the money is for fencing and existing barrier technology. $600 million would come from the drug forfeiture fund. $2.5 billion from the defense department's drug interdiction program. something under republican criticism as well. $3.5 million from the military construction budget according to the military and veterans affairs sub committee means it could be used for military readiness training centers, f 35s, and hangers. kelly o'donnell is

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the concern many of them have is that in less than two years, there could be a democrat in the oval office who could use these very same powers in the precedent that president trump set to their

much.you very it is an honor to have prime minister netanyahu in the oval office. we have had numerous great meetings and we talk usually about trade and military and lots of things, but today i think we are talking about, more than anything else we are celebrating the golan heights. it is something i have been hearing about for many years from many people i have been studying for years

. >> the first visitor to the oval office is president bush's mother, dorothy walker bush. >> i'm glad to have my mother here. >> i can only imagine how proud she must have felt sitting in the oval office and how proud dad must have felt that raised him so well to become president of the united states. >> what are your thoughts today? >> the sense of public service that animated him as president came from his parents. now, george herbert walker bush had a chance to take the family's legacy to a much higher level. but it was up in the air what direction. >> astonishing news from east germany where the east german authorities have said in essence the berlin wall doesn't mean anything anymore. >> i was sitting in the oval office with the president and i turned the tv on and there were berliners hacking at the wall, coming through the wall. >> the united states and the soviet union have been locked in a cold war for over 40 years. and all at once, it seems to have disappeared. >> the world as we had known it all of our adult lives changed fundamentally as the wall came down. marlin fitswat

to continue that scheme while he sits in the oval office. what else do we not know as an american people? >> the question, that example you just bring up, that is something that's already been charged and pleaded to as a felony crime in the southern district, in the jurisdiction of the southern district. did you hear anything impeachable yesterday? what has it done to your thinking about impeachment? >> from day one, everyone knows this, from the number of public statements but also op-eds i've written and statements i've made publicly throughout my district and even in dc, i can tell you it is so much interconnected but most importantly for me as an attorney, somebody that just took the oath of office and upholding the united states constitution, it is my duty and responsibility to hold every single person to the rule of law. to the united states constitution and i can tell you, the biggest fear and what makes many of us upset is the fact he hasn't divested in any of his domestic or international businesses. much of the decisions he's makin

>> how about the oval office? >> should we go to joe biden who wants to punch out somebody? how about the office office? >> hillary clinton who is a proven liar. >> tell me we should go to the oval office. >> i'm telling you right now, you can go to the oval office. >> and what are we going to find there? >> you were with the president recently. >> i know. >> how come you didn't have the guts to tell him to his face? how come you asked fluffy questions when you were across from him. >> i'm always respectful. the tone would change, but when we're face-to-face he is a different person. >> he is a great person. more importantly, what he is doing for the economy, this economy is the envy of the world. he is putting our trade policies back in balance. he is renegotiating trade with mexico, with canada, with korea. >> why can't he do that and -- >> with south korea and china now. why is it not important to you? >> why can't he do that and be decent? >> he is a good person. you want to throw these words out here. >> kellyanne. >> guess what? that's why he is the best boss i have ev

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this is the danger we have with someone in the oval office who so threatens our republic and is preciselyhy the framers privivate -- placed the impeachment power in the constitution. amy: president trump tweeted wednesday, "i greatly appreciate nancy pelosi's statement against impeachment, but everyone must remember the minor fact that i never did anything wrong, the economy and unemployment are the best ever, military and vets are great -- and many other successes!" have you impeach a man this is why membebers of congressss should get hindnd congresswowoman tlai resolution she will be introducing soonb's because it will be the way to start an impeachment investigation. what congress is to do is initiate an impeachment inquiry into allll of the impeachable offenses this president has committed.d. congress woman to leave is an american hereroinne.. the responsibility of members of congress in n this moment of crisis to defend our consnstitution and our dememocr, and that is what is required here. we do nonot neeeed traditioional congressionanal oversight. we nd impeachment hearings. nermee

angel moms and dads with him in the oval office. people who have been so terrified and upset you, their lives turned upside down by illegal immigrants who killed their children. there were also be law-enforcement officials, customs border protection will be there, as well. to explain exactly what's going on and with that vote meant for the people of this country. and it's a sad situation. >> harris: again, that's 3:30 p.m. eastern. i want to get to this. the president obviously meeting with national security officials, that has happened in just the last hour or so at the pentagon. hogan, north korea is reportedly threatening to suspend negotiations with the united states, and it could resume testing, as president trump went to the pentagon to be. that's something they promised they would do. he didn't get a communiquÉ out of that second summit. do you feel like that is now beginning to be or ugly head? >> i wouldn't say that. look, the president has a great relationship with chairman ken. he also said that it would be quite as point

today sarah held up a magazine an spanked trump in the oval office. national emergency law after the president declares a national emergency congress can vote to disapprove it. and many republicans announced they were going to vote against it like kentucky senator and man who just saw his hair in the mirror, rand paul. he thought there was a forest animal on his head. rand paul said congress should declare a war on congress, should spend the money, those are two bed rock constitutional principles that has nothing to do with the president t has to do with the constitution. sure but still, has to feel pretty good to vote against the guy that said this about about you. >> i never attacked him on his looks and believe me there is plenty of sunt matter right there. talk about the pot calling the kettle plenty of subject matter. wow. >> jon: cold, cold. >> stephen: trump pulled out all the stops to change their minds tweeting senators have a very easy vote this week. it's all about border security and the wall. not constitutionality of president is an 08% p

the president trump in the oval office did the same things. in a new op-ed, brian klaas argues it is the president's own reckless and dangerous language that is adding fuel to a growing nationalist movement. brian klaas is our next guest. >>> a australian journalist's broadcast just hours after the massacre are getting attention around the world. the scariest thing he finds in the aftermath of the shooting will surprise you. >>> and later, the president's treasury secretary vows to fight efforts for congress to get the president's tax returns, but did questions in the michael cohen hearings actually help democrats in their quest to investigate the president's finances? that there's a lobster i in our hot tub?t. lobster: oh, you guys. there's a jet! oh...i needed this. no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with geico. we could have been doing this a long time ago. so, you guys staying at the hotel? yeah, we just got married. oh ho-ho! congratulations! thank you. yeah, i'm afraid of commitment... an

we watched this play out in the oval office late this afternoon. the president signing his first veto since taking office, overh declaration of a national emergency at the southern border. the president says it is his, quote, duty to veto it. newly installed attorney general william barr standing off to his side. nancy pelosi scheduling an override vote for march 26th. congress may not have the support to overturn it. something else president trump said today of the russia investigation -- there should be no mueller report. it comes 24 hours after the house voted overwhelmingly, democrats and republicans, in favor of making the mueller report public for americans to read. will they be able to? mary bruce on the hill tonight. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after nearly all house republicans joined house democrats to send an overwhelming message -- make the mueller report public, the president responded tweeting the special investigator should never have been appointed and there should be no mueller report. after nearly two years of investigation, la

trump calls cohen into the oval office along with john kelly and said in exasperation to kelly, i've been telling cohen to get this lawsuit filed and nothing has happened. i've mentioned it 50 times and nothing's happened. i want to deal blocked. now "the new yorker" goes on to say that coh nn told kelly afte the meeting, this is not how we do business, do not call the justice department and the justice department said we do not believe they were influenced in in way by political considerations to file this lawsuit, which was unsuccessful, but that hasn't stopped the president's critics and particularly, house democrats ch the chairman, adam schiff, from tweeting this this afternoon. the president's dislike of cnn he implies was long feared would be instruments of state power used to carry out his vendetta on the press that he's attacked as the enemy of the people. so schiff is making a direct connection to cnn and members of the press and this new anecdote of "the new yorker," he cites the president repeatedly attacking amazon, r which is owned by jeff bezos and jeff bezos owneded "

making political judgments rather than the judgment of whether or not the kind of conduct in the oval office is such that it creates a very great worry about it herons to the rule of law and discharging the administration of justice and writing confidence that the american people are being the the first concern of the president rather than private interests so i do think that there's a division but i believe that the reason why you have continuing support for trump is because all the evidence that has been compiled to date has largely been secret you know in so with american people like in watergate need to be brought along you have to have these witnesses on t.v. subject to cross-examination so all we who are really the ultimate sovereign in the united states get to decide. it's over weeks and cyclonic die at southern african countries including mozambique and zimbabwe and desperation is growing among the survivors an estimated one point seven million people are affected many of whom need food water and shelter so in mozambique which was worst hit two hundred ninety three have been confirme

for having lost an election that they should've won then he later told russian officials in the oval office that firing komi took the pressure off it didn't miller has rounded up those closest to the president his former national security adviser deputy campaign manager for a lawyer and fixer of all pled guilty his campaign manager was found guilty of a litany of crimes and his long time friend roger stone is also facing charges of lying to congress and impede the investigation the president has another phrase he often uses when it comes to the investigation it was no solution with the right there was nothing there has been no collusion they won't find any collusion this is nothing whatsoever they're high expectations that miller's report will detail if that is actually true patty klein al-jazeera washington well donald trump's political rivals the democrats are demanding that details of the report be released immediately now that special counsel moller has submitted his report to the attorney general it's imperative for mr barr to make the full report public and provide its underlying docu

russian arguing about the two countries in the americas said look in my country i can walk into the oval office i can down the president's desk and say mr president i don't like the way you're running our country and the russian said i can do this i can go into the criminal to the general secretary's office pound is disconcerting mr general secretary i don't like the way president reagan is running used by the. russian meddling is obvious it is going on for more than one hundred years abraham lincoln surprise was a russian agent why do you think russia sent two fleets of warships to new york and san francisco in a show of support for him and the unionists during the american civil war the coming of the russian fleets was decisive in helping lincoln get through the last and most serious threat of anglo-french intervention you don't hear much about that and for good reason you need to leave evidence lying about say that comrade lincoln rest in peace lennon's blessings be upon him there you have it concrete proof of president after president being russian agents you got it right mr pompei oh about

getting notes from the pool spray in the oval office. president talked about his conversation with the prime minister of new zealand saying that he expressed his condolences, these places of worship have turned into scenes of horrible killings and he promised the prime minister any assistance the united states can provide. the president talking about the veto which has not put pen to paper yesterday. 12 republican senators voted against this. not being against the border wall, but just on the president circumventing the appropriations process. the president tweeted out i'd like to thank all the great republican senators that bravely voted for strong border security, this will help stop crime and drug trafficking. watch when you get back to your state. they will love you more than before. the president said he does have emergency powers to build a border wall and across the administration officials are speaking with one voice about what they say is a crisis on the border. here's the secretary of state mike pompeo. >> i've spent a lot of t

why do you think if you sat in the oval office that you can change the system. >> let's examine that.e enough to win, i will go in with no enemy. >> and no friends. >> that's not true. i think that the mandate from the american people would be so powerful sending an independent person to the white house for the first time since george washington and willingness on my part to work with both sides to accept the fact that there are good ideas under republicans and democratic side and i am open for business. i want to embrace both sides. there is no evidence, almost a guarantee that we are going to continue this level of ideology and revenge politics and the country is on the clock. we need change and transformation. we need to reimagine the government but most importantly, we need to solve problems for the american people. we got to solve the national debt. we got to solve the healthcare crisis and climate change and reinvent k through 12. who's going to do this? is president trump going to do this? what he's interested in is insig incitement and fear and hate. i am interested in love an

but you listen to what he had to say in the oval office.a man who speaks with authority in a moment like this. he doesn't welcome or seem to welcome the opportunity to speak authoritatively or recognize the importance of speaking authoritatively when something like this happens. >> i think from my perch on capitol hill, you can expect a lot of interest in looking into this subject. the house homeland security committee has jurisdiction over this issue. that includes looking into the fbi's practices over investigating, going after these types of attacks, you know, focussing more on this white supremacist, white nationalist based terrorism over the sort of radical jihadist terrorism that has been the main focus over the last decade of two. and chairman benny thompson tried to have a hearing on this last year, i believe. and when the democrats were not in control, they weren't able to have a hearing focused exclusively on this subject. another thing they can loop in, i think, is this issue of big tech and how they deal with these crises. we sa

we are awaiting brand new comments from the president inside the oval office.will bring you the video as soon as we have it. in the meantime, here sharing reporting and insights, and tar inneh party from buzz feed news and lisa lehrer from "the new york times" and we will take you to the president in the oval office. >> you will see this very soon because obama kacare is a disaster. it's too expensive, by far. people can't afford it and the deductible is horrible. the premiums score too much and the deductible is horrible. the only difference between now and the other administration is that we're administering obama care very well. so we've made it better, but it's still horrible, no good. it's something that we can't live with in this country because it's far too expensive for the people, not only for the country, but i'm not even thinking about for the country. it's too expensive. the premiums are too expensive. people are going broke trying to pay for it and the deductibles are averaging over $7,000. so you have to spend $7,000 before you get anything. that'

. >> in the oval office today, surrounded by angel parents and law enforcement, president trump said he called new zealand's prime minister and expressed condolences for the horrible shooting. >> these sacred places of worship were turned into scenes of evil killing. you have all been seeing what went on. it's a horrible, horrible thing. i told the prime minister that the united states is with them all the way. 100 percent, whatever they need. we will be there. >> but some democrats took note of the new zealand killer's motivation and pointed fingers at entrepreneurship. >> wordpresident trump. >> words have consequences like saying we have invasion at our border and talking about people as though they were different in some fatal way. >> white house today scolded anyone who would make that connection. >> it's outrageous to then make that connection between this deranged individual that committed this evil crime to the president who has repeatedly condemned bigotry and racism and made it very clear that this is a terrorist attack. >> the president also took heat for tweeting about th

. >> in february of 2017, one month into his presidency, i'm visiting president trump in the oval office for the first time and he says to me something to the effect of don't worry michael, your january and february reimbursement checks are coming. they were fedexed from new york and it takes awhile for that to get through the white house system. as he promised, i received the first check for $70,000 not long thereafter. >> here is that february check for $70,000 which covered two months of the agreed upon payment of $35,000 a month to michael cohen to reimburse him for the money that he paid to stormy daniels. note that this check came from the donald j. trump trust account. the trust account. that check is signed by the trump chief financial officer alan weisselberg and donald trump junior. michael cohen received another check with the same signatures from the same trust account a month later for his monthly payment of $35,000. and the check that michael cohen produced in last week's hearing with donald trump's signature was written six months into the trump presidency and came from a

president, over the years israel has been blessed to have many friends who sat in the oval office but israel has never had a better friend than you you showed us time and again, you showed us when you withdrew from the disastrous nuclear deal with iran. i remember in one of our first meetings, you said this is a horrible deal. you said it, you did it. you showed it when you restored sanctions against a regime that seeks to destroy the one and only jewish state. you said i will restore those sanctions. you said it and you did it you showed that when you recognized jerusalem as israel's capital, moved the american embassy there. you said it, you did it. and you showed it once again today, mr. president, with your official proclamation, recognizing israel's sovereignty over the golan heights mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, this is truly a historic day for two decades from 1948 to 1967 syria reigned deadly fire from golan heights on israel's citizens below a generation of israeli children lived in constant danger then in two glorious days june, 1967, the brave soldiers of israel scal

thank you all very much. >> john: the response from the president and the oval office today but in theeantime the top aides after a pound of flese critics today. listen to sarah sanders this morning. >> i think it is disgraceful we had $25 million in taxpayer money to chase a witch hunt that should have never taken place in the first place. i think the democrats and the liberal media should be absolutely embarrassed by their behavior over the last two years and they are reporting. it is not just a reported and spread malicious lie but hope for the takedown of the president of the united states. >> john: the next step in all of this, bill barr at the attorney general will determine how much of the report you can release. that will require consultation with robert mueller, the special counsel. it may also require special matters that may be covered by executive privilege. last week, the president said on the south lawn, let the report come out. he was asked again about today whether he thought the mueller report should be released. listen here. >> president trump: the attorney general, i

week sitting in the oval office? >>> that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> we've seen abuses of power and obstruction of justice, threats to the mueller investigation. >> brand new allegations of presidential abuse of power, as democrats begin to lay groundwork for impeachment. >> we can't depend on the mueller investigation for this. >> tonight, the trump orders to block a media merger. >> i'm going regret this speech. >> and the vast probe democrats are launching into corruption, obstruction and abuse of power by the president. then -- >> do we love sean hannity, by the way? >> blockbuster new reporting on the cable new channel running america. >> sean hannity and trump speak regularly, almost every night after his show. >> gabe sherman on the president's symbiotic relationship to trump tv. >> thank you to my very good friend, rupert murdoch. >>> as the democratic presidential field swells, why the 2020 primary is actually two races rolled into one. >> we're not going to concede one

this was from the hearing on wednesday, a $35,000 check signed by president trump in the oval office. now that check is part of a campaign finance felony that federal prosecutors believe was directed by president trump. doesn't that concern you? >> listen. you know what concerns me? if you hire an attorney. if i hire an attorney to make sure i carry out the law, the attorney has a responsibility to tell me what's right and wrong in the process. if it's a campaign finance, those are fines. those aren't impeachable in the process. listen to what else they did. this is what's so concerning to me. last week, we just hit 2.6 in gdp. did we talk about that? the president sitting in vietnam talking with north korea. the history that's always been in the past with america that politics ends at the water's edge. no. they are having this hearing right then. they're discrediting america and they dislike this president so much they won't give him an opportunity to try to denuclearize north korea that they would have a hearing on that day? george, you know this as well as i do. nobody else in any

we saw their words earlier today, and not a meeting of in the oval office.stions from reporters. let's watch. >> reporter: mr. president, did this turn out to not be a witch hunt after all? do you think robert mueller today -- >> president trump: it lasted a long time, we are glad it's over. it's 100% the way it should have been. i wish it could have gone a lot quicker, a lot sooner. there are a lot of people out there who have done some very, very evil things. very bad things. i would say treasonous things against our country. hopefully, people that have done such harm to our country -- we have gone through a period of really bad things happening -- those people will certainly be looked at. i've been looking at them for a long time, and i'm saying, "why haven't they been looked at? they lied to congress." many of them. you know who they are. they have done so many evil things. i will tell you, i love this country. i love this country as much as i can love anything. my family, my country, my god. what they did, there was a false narrative. it was a terrible

president, over the years israel has been blessed to have many friends who sat in the oval office, but israel has never had a better friend than you you showed us time and again, you showed us when you withdrew from the disastrous nuclear deal with iran. i remember in one of our first meetings, you said this is a horrible deal. i will leave it. you said it. you did it. you said it when you restored sanctions against a genocidal regime that seeks to destroy the one and only jewish state. you said i will restore those sanctions. you said it and you did it. you showed that when you recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and moved the american embassy there and gave us a tremendous ambassador. you said it, you did it, and you've shown it once again today, mr. president, with your official proclamation recognizing israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, this is truly an historic day. for two decades, from 1948 to 1967, syria rained deadly fire on the golan heights on the citizens below. a generation of israeli children lived in constant danger, an

once they get in there at the same thing will happen that happen in the oval office.ut about mueller, about a lot of different topics. and that is the way we see these things go. >> harris: yeah, you know, as you bring that up i'm looking at the date of the president is having with the media here in the united states. i want to remind everybody we are watching the rose garden right now waiting for president trump to come out with brazil's president, bolsonaro. they had an earlier talk and photo op that went to full-blown questions answered by this president. i want to bring in chief white house correspondent john roberts who is live from the rose garden where the president is set to speak at any moment. martha maccallum was gracious enough to stay here with me. >> harris, good afternoon too. typically with these joint appearances with foreign leaders it is two questions her side. i don't know how deep in the weeds who will be able to get in terms of the questions. as martha pointed out, venezuela is a point of commonality between the two leaders. brazil shares a borde

>> right, i see this as a shot across pompeo's bow right into the oval office by the north koreans.think it means the end of the talks or that they're in some sort of ex-trems, but i do think it's a signal by the north koreans that they're not happy with where it's going and that they feel like the trump administration is continuing to put them in a box and leaving them very little negotiating space on the back end of that. >> and to the president's point, i mean, he'll be flattered. we want to deal directly with you, but in this case, the president actually did listen to his advisers. >> he did, and he walked away, did not make any concessions. but i think kim might be embarrassed that they made the trip to hanoi, walked away with no sanctions relief, and i think by criticizing pompeo and bolton, they can do that without criticizing the president directly and hope he'll soften his stance. but another aspect that's very much happening in the west wing is white house aides are happy that the president didn't give up anything, that he did walk away without signing a piece of paper tha

cohen just the other day accused him of committing a felony while in the oval office. those are just some of a handful of serious complaints, at the very least violations of norms that many members of congress have had now for over two years. >> i think that's a very important point you're raising, katy. i think there's a couple issues here. one is during watergate, in addition to the congressional hearings, you also had a special prosecutor and a grand jury that was establishing the crimes that had been committed. members of the president's inner circle had been charged and indicted in those crimes. you've seen people close to trump charged with crimes but not related to the kind of things we're talking about could potentially be impeachable offenses, with one exception. you've had in the southern district of new york prosecutors endorse michael cohen's view that donald trump ordered him to commit a campaign finance felony. for some reason, congress and the body politic has seemed to not deem that is an impeachable offense. it's just not there yet. i think that's why

president, over the years israel has been blessed to have many friends who sat in the oval office. but israel has never had a better friend than you. you show this time and again. you show this when you withdrew from the disastrous nuclear deal with iran. i remember in one of our first meetings, you said this is a horrible deal. i will leave it. you said it. you did it. you showed it when you restored sanctions against a genocidal regime that seeks to destroy the one and only jewish state. you said i will restore those sanctions. you said it, and i did it. you showed that when you recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and moved the american embassy there and gave us a tremendous ambassador. you said it, you did it. and you showed it once again today, mr. president, with your official proclamation recognizing israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, this is truly a historic day. for two decades from 1948 to 1967 syria rained deadly fire from the golan heights on israel citizens below. a generation of israeli children lived in constant dange

yet, he did take a number of our questions in the oval office. some of our questions here today. what we would expect is that each country would get two questions per country. so we're sort of arms with our questions, and it hasn't slowed down that process. but you're right. that was sort of one of the tweets that started the day, that very sort of defiant stance as it relates to the press. >> i love what kristen said there. what we would expect. that could be another book title. >> reporter: you never know. >> what we could expect, my years in the trump white house. >> you never know. kristen welker, my years at the white house, you never know. >> we'll take a break and be back here in two minutes. stay with us. in two minutes stay with us so chantix can helpt "slow turkey." along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix. you may have nicotine wi

what is up with this guy who's in the oval office?s is not good, not just for the united states, but for the world. >> frank figliuzzi, smart man named frank figliuzzi said something on this show this week about early warning signals. with you were talki you were talking about the president. i thought of you when i saw this reversal of the own administration's policy. is this the kind of behavior you were worried about? >> i think it's behavior that says it's me against the world and i'm the only one who can get this right. i don't trust anything else, including the intelligence community. and john mentioned or you mentioned this as a thing of optics. does my hair look good? yes, it does. great, we're friends. optics are really important with regard to north korea. he keeps saying they haven't tested -- they haven't fired a missile since we started talking. but he seems not to want to grasp is that they may not need to fire and test fire missiles anymore because they've got that down. but as long as he has some sort of agreement with

in an oval office photo-op to issue his veto, donald trump said this about that bipartisan resolution -- >> yes congress passed a dangerous resolution that if signed into law would put countless americans in danger. very grave danger. it is definitely a national emergency. rarely have we had such a national emergency. therefore, to defend the safety and security of all americans, i will be signing and issuing a formal veto of this reckless resolution, and that's what it was. congress has the freedom to pass this resolution, and i have the duty to veto it. and i'm very proud to veto it. >> i'm very proud to veto it. donald trump also said he'd be proud of this -- >> if we don't get what we want one way or the other, whether it's through you, through the military, through anything you want to call, i will shut down the government. >> fair enough. we disagree. >> i tell you what, i am proud to shut down the government for border security, chuck. >> president trump's government shutdown and president trump's veto have something important in common. donald trump didn't have to do either of

just weeks after the election, inside the oval office, richard nixon declared war on the press.miliar? >> you are the enemy of the people. >> i call the fake news the enemy of the people. there are other reminders of the president. donald trump directs particular anger at certain news organizations. >> cnn which is so bad or pathetic. they are the fake, fake, disgusting news. nixon went after the washington post, who bern steen led the watergate coverage. >> i want no reporters from the washington post to ever be in the white house, is that clear in none, that's a total order and if necessary, i will fire you. do you understand? >> i do understand. >> nixon hated the press. because it was digging into the very story he was desperate to hide. that the white house was deeply involved in the watergate cover up. his campaign seemed to work early in his second term. nixon's approval ratings soared. but then came the first crack in the white house's defense. in the summer of 1973. all of america was driven by the watergate hearing. what did the president know and when did he know it?

yesterday, during his oval office meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he said he was glad the investigation was finished. he eluded to crimes that otherso may havitted. >> we're glad it's over. it's 100% the way it should have been. i wish it could have g lot sooner, a lot quicker. there's people out there that have done treasonous things c against ontry. earl rlier earlier, we reported that the president was against releasing the report. that wasrong and i apologize. >>> today, the house will try to override the first veto of the trump presidency. he stopped a vote that would end his energy declaration at the border. v 12 republicansed with democrats to pass that resolution. with today's vote, another 30 will be needed to override that veto. >>> mike pence will be in ba al leading a meeting of the space council. the focus will be on the president's plan to restore american presence in space. experts in the field are expected to make policy recommendations for the president. >>> today, the supreme court lvwill hear two cases ing congressional redistricting. one is

has cut short his trip to washington the white house schedule still has the two meeting in the oval office in about five hours time where we are expecting that the president could formalize some recognition of israel's control over the golan heights all right complete alkali for us in washington kimberly thank you a cease fire has started in a city in yemen following intense fighting online video shows the results of days of street battles and ties civilians are reported killed the fight for control of that city in the southwest says between the in many army backed by saudi arabia and fighters supported by saudis coalition partner the united arab emirates it has been four years since that war began in yemen the violence has caused widespread suffering and millions of internally displaced many are living in desperate conditions as priyanka good to reports. nothing much grows these days in this barren land surrounded by mountains in northern yemen but hundreds of families have found shelter here from airstrikes and shelling in her province an active frontline in yemen's war job us smile and

is happening i happen to among other things it was the day that i was in charge of a briefing in oval office of the president and first lady, with other cabinet members and other senior members of our administration there are white house pictures picture of the day me briefing them, and the one public policy should have been taxed together opioid crisis for me i am business as usual, and i again that comes after the incredible children who are always my first my first concern. are there to have you and strong. >> you have nefshrves of steel. >> thank you. >> it is fascinating to me same people pretend worried about someone else's children never gave a second thought to the way they've treated their children's mother for about three years now, certainly two and a half since he won a the presidency, the things that have been said, about me, the personal attacks, the -- insinations, i can tell you this second most people have said it couldn't take it couldn't take it in return for a single second have you seen this? >> i know i mean the vitriol is incredible i see that. >> to do this. >> -- >>