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i looked into the oval office and saw a larger group.along with the white house lawyers where mike, flynn sydney powell, and patrick byrne, the ceo of overstocked al cohn. how did all these people get inside the building. i could tell the meeting was growing more contentious, so i decided to text tony our nada, the deputy chief of staff. witness still. here and sidney powell, there's a brawl. he responded, oh holy hell. tony immediately called and asked if i knew what they were brawling over. he had been in the oval office earlier that day and heard the president talk about invoking the insurrection act, or martial law. if that's what they were arguing over, tony said, i needed to get mark meadows back to the white house as soon as possible. eventually i got a hold of mark who seemed reluctant to get them aligned with the president. and i are to them that it sounded like it was a matter of national security. a secret service, seton hall standing outside the oval office came by. the agent, said i don't want to hear all of that. it's reall

. >> i was in the oval office, and at some point in the conversation, matt askowski, who was the lead data person, was brought on. and i remember he delivered to the president pretty blunt terms that he was going to lose. >> trump campaign attorneys followed up on all of the fraud claims, and they quickly concluded that fraud did not take the election from donald trump. voters did. the news was told to trump's chief of staff at the white house, mark meadows, in mid to late november. >> i remember a call with mr. meadows, and i remember sharing with him that we weren't finding anything that would be sufficient to change the results in any of the key states. >> during a meeting several weeks later, the president got the same message from his white house counsel, pat cipollone, and another white house lawyer, eric herschmann. >> eric and pat told the group, the president included, that none of those allegations had been substantiated to the point where they could be the basis for any litigation challenge to the election. >> it is statistically impossible that the person, me, that led the

a secret service agent who was standing outside the oval office came by. the agent said i don't want to hear all of that, it's really upsetting, i really wouldn't recommend going down there. the west wing was officially unhinged. hutchinson continues, things seemed to be breaking up as people filed out of the oval and walked by my desk. molly told me the president want today have dinner in the residence and was planning to reconvene the meeting in the oval. i told her i would stay if anything else helped. dan scavino stopped by and said this is f-ed up. eric hershman said this can't be f-ing happening he said, this is f-ing in sane. derek lions asked, quote, does the chief really need a reason to come back? here pz, martial law. for god's sake we called rudy to come help us do damage control. you know it's bad when we call rudy giuliani for backup. i continued to call mark, he continued ignoring my calls, so i called one of the secret service agents on his detail. go pass your phone to mark now, i ordered. seriously, what if he's in bed sleeping, you want

kayla, we saw the two presidents in the oval office just a little while ago. tell us more office. they did not answer questions that were shouted from reporters. when zelenskyy arrived on the south lawn of the white house, a reporter did shout, how y said it is very important. but let's take a listen to what the two leaders said while reporters were in the oval office before that meeting. >> no nation can be truly secure in the world if in fact we don't stand up and defend the freedom of ukraine from the face of this russian brutality and aggression. that's why we brought together a coalition of more than 50 countries. more than 50 countries. to help ukraine defend itself. and it's formalizing our long-term commitment to ukraine's security alongside the g7 and with other partners. the brave people of ukraine, and that's not hyperbole. the people of ukraine have shown enormous bravery, enormous bravery. they have inspired the world, literally inspired the world, with their determination to defend these principles. and together with our partners and allies, the american people are d

in the oval office by the fireplace, they sat comfortably in armchairs and began the conversation with. biden slowly talked about the heroic ukrainian people, who in his opinion. now no one saves the whole world the nation cannot be safe unless we stand up for the freedom of ukraine in the face of russian cruelty and aggression. we have assembled a coalition of more than fifty countries to help ukraine defend itself. zelensky read the speech from a piece of paper, obviously, he rehearsed, but dramatic roles are still given to him with difficulty. our country is truly allies and strategic friends. we are very grateful for the vital support provided by the united states to ukraine in the fight against russian terror. is it true. this is terror. today i'm in washington to emphasize our readiness to protect ukrainian children. our families, our homes , freedom, democracy in the world, as soon as the protocol exchange of pleasantries ended with american journalists in their style. they started shouting questions at once, everything merged into white noise, biden looked at what was happening

as soon as i walk into the oval office after winning the election. and i will stop this terrible war between russia and ukraine. with me, it would never have started so that trump would never return to the oval office ; the special prosecutor would never again deal with it. jake smith is still in court the prosecutor's task has not yet started to ensure that the accused. special counsel jack smith asked the judge to issue two separate rulings , one of which is the demand to shut up the former us president's advantages over his republican rivals continue to grow results of this issue are bad news for everyone except donald trump, it is clear that people do not trust joe biden, but look on the numbers of other republican candidates, if trump withdraws from the race, then for ron desantis. everything doesn't look very convincing, but what will happen, if biden's time is lifted, the democrats will be running out of time for the first point of no return on october 15th. until this day in the state. nevada , potential candidates must declare participation

assembly, then moved on to meet with leaders here in washington, both on capitol hill, and in the oval officethe week in canada, addressing the country's parliament after a meeting with prime minister justin trudeau. so what did mr zelensky get for his efforts? on friday, canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, pledged nearly $500 million in aid to ukraine. that includes 50 armoured vehicles as well as training for f16 pilots and engineers to be delivered over a three year period. and it's in addition to a $325 million package from the us, announced during mr zelensky�*s visit to washington on thursday. those commitments come as ukraine struck a symbolic blow against russia on friday. kyiv used cruise missiles to strike the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet in crimea. thick black smoke was still rising from the building in sevastopol hours after the attack. the russian defence ministry said one serviceman

he is we believe now in the oval office with president joe biden. we'll show you all the latest that comes out on that meeting as soon as it does come out. we believe a pool camera was in there and has some of their opening remarks. >>> later in the broadcast, a former federal prosecutor investigating trump and the russia probe has spoken out for the first time confirming now publicly just how much politics was at the center of all of it all those stories and more when "deadline white house" continues after a break. meet the team... behind the team. the coach. the manager. and the snack dad. all using chase to keep up with their finances. the coach helps save goals here, because she saved for soccer camp there. anddd check this out... the manager deposited a check. magic. and the snack dad? he's getting paid back. orange slicesss. because this team all has chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. cut! another health insurance commercial, another aqua-aerobics scene. yup. most health i

as soon as i walk into the oval office after winning the election.his terrible war between russia and ukraine. with me, it would never have started so that trump would never return to the oval office again . the special counsel gxmith is involved. while the trial in court has not yet started, the prosecutor’s task is to ensure that the accused remains silent. special prosecutor jack smith asked, for the judge to make two separate decisions, one of which is a demand to shut up the former us president's advantages over his republican rivals continue to grow , the results of this issue are bad news for everyone except donald. it’s clear from trump that people don’t trust joe biden, but look at the numbers of other republican candidates, if trump withdraws from the race, then everything doesn’t look very convincing for the desantes family. but what will happen if biden dreams of time, the democrats are running out of time point of no return already october 15th. until this day in the state. nevada , potential candidates must declare participation in the

and she did sit right outside the oval office in an area we called the outer oval. there were a couple desks there. but she was definitely a gatekeeper for trump. so, anyone walking in, trying to get facetime with the president, who was not on his schedule, she would stop them occasionally, and would not let them in. of course, there are certain very senior level folks at the white house who were able to walk right in and see the president. but she was not only just a gatekeeper for him. he relied on her for a lot of things. and she was at his back beck and call -- it was molly who is responsible for doing that. so, this was someone he knew very well who would have had a lot of facetime with the president, and they can't simply dismiss her as someone he would not be aware of, or who would not be in the know. because she was, quite literally, sitting right outside the most important office in the world, and someone who the president knew by name. and i think that makes for a very credible witness. >> i remember -- we are all old enough to remember when the former pre

the first time in the oval office. he came around the desk to greet me. was right after the devin nunes midnight run debacle. and i went over to see the documents. and he sent his staff over saying he wanted to see me in the oval office. i couldn't bring staff with me. which made me nervous, frankly. that there be no witness to what he would say. but the first thing he said, he came around the desk, he said, "you know you do a really good job." and when somebody says that your natural impulse is to say "so do you." [ laughter ] but i couldn't bring myself to say anything like that. and there was this long, very awkward pause. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's where your relationship went wrong. you guys could have been out there golfing together. >> other than that, we would have been just fine. >> jimmy: well, i just want to say thank you for -- i watch you and i am grateful for what you do. [ applause ] in fact, i do want you to have this special gift. [ laughter and applause ] you can give that to devin if you like. representative adam schiff, thank you fo

anyone who is walking into the oval office to meet with the office would've walked by her desk.relied on her, she was at his back and call anytime a message was to go to anyone, or schedule a phone, call or meeting. she would've been in charge of. that this is someone who he would've known on a personal level. he would've known her by name, and how close interactions with her. we've often seen where people come forward to tell the truth about the trump presidency. he dismisses them. he says, that you, know he didn't know, them where he doesn't recognize, them or they were just a coffee boy and he tries to downplay their role in the white house. that happened to myself in cassidy hutchison. you would be really hard for trump and his allies to do the same with molly michael. just given the proximity that she had to the president being one of his personal aides, and following him down to mar-a-lago, the presidency. so i think that if i were the trump team, they know that she is a very credible witness, and that this is someone who would've had very close access on the inside, and t

>> did you see the statements i made in the oval office, and just outside the oval office. >> absolutelyeverybody. go home. >> i want to know who you called on that day -- >> by the way, nancy pelosi -- why would i tell you that? listen. >> you don't want to talk about that? >> nancy pelosi was a judge of security. she turned down 10,000 soldiers, if she didn't turn down the soldier you wouldn't have had january 6th. >> did you call military or law enforcement? >> i'm not going to tell you anything. >> i want to bring in former u.s. attorney joyce vance, law professor at the university of alabama, and cohost of "sisters-in-law" podcast. we were talking in the last hour as we were listening to some of kristen's other parts of that interview about it's hard to get donald trump not to talk, but there he was, and i wonder, first of all, what was your take on that response? what did you hear from a legal point of view? >> well, it's surprising because trump is usually quick to be full of bluster on questions like this. the fact that he wasn't here suggests to me that his lawyer may have had a

until the press was escorted out of the oval office , there were further negotiations.had already been worked out and the results were largely known in advance; first, biden scolds russia. this time he accused moscow of kidnapping ukrainian children and burns ukrainian bread, then zelensky asks for weapons and money biden promises more shells more anti-tank weapons next week the first american may they be delivered to ukraine we also focused on ukraine's air defense to protect critical infrastructure heating electricity, the coldest and darkest days of the year . this includes the provision of a second hawk anti-aircraft battery, as well as deliveries of hawk and other systems every month as approved by the president of the united states military tranche, according to some sources includes aircraft missiles. side-winder highmores air defense system avenger, perhaps this time the big one spent budget money on ukraine more generously than usual. first military action. american taxpayers allocated $113 billion to ukraine. that's an average of $6.8 billion per month or $223

as soon as i walk into the oval office after winning the election. russia and ukraine. with me, it would never have started so that trump would never return to the oval office again . special prosecutor jake smith is involved while the trial in court has not yet started. the prosecutor’s task is to do so that the accused remains silent, special prosecutor jack smith has demanded that the judge make separate decisions, one of which is the demand to shut up , the ex-president of the united states' advantages over his republican rivals continue to grow , the results of this issue are bad news for everyone except donald. trump understands that people don't trust joe biden, but look at the numbers of others. yes, here from the republicans, if trump withdraws from the race, then for ron and desantes everything does not look very convincing, but what will happen if biden withdraws from the time, then for the democrats the first point of no return is already on october 15th. until this day in the state. nevada , potential candidates must declare participatio

butterfield was the former aide to richard nixon, who exposed the oval office recording system that helped topple nixon's presidency. >> he really was the source of strength for me. he gave me the perspective that not only i could do this, but that there was life on the other side of it. >> hutchinson is also defending some of her most explosive testimony. she shared with the january six committee an incident she, said that a white house deputy chief of staff anthony are not relate to her, describing how donald trump on january 6th insisted on being taken to the capitol to join his supporters. when secret service agent bobby engle refused, hutchinson described how trump allegedly grabbed for the steering wheel of the presidential limousine, and lunged towards the secret service agent. >> when he recounted the story to, me he had motioned towards his clavicle. >> they said they do not recall the conversation. >> i stand by what i testified to, in that incident, and in any other incident that had been disputed. >> hutchinson also stands by a disturbing new allegation from her book regarding

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earlier this year speaker mccarthy stood in the oval office with the president of the united states and negotiated a deal to raise the debt limit and fund the government. today instead of keeping his end of the deal, speaker mccarthy is refusing to even allow bills come to the floor that would honor that promise and avert a government shutdown. his failures mean that 1.3 million active duty troops will have to continue to work but not be paid for their service. his failures mean that seven million women and children will not receive the nutrition assistance they depend on. his failures means that every one of you can expect flight disruptions, less border security, fewer food and rail safety inspections. there is an old saying, mr. speaker, fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. shame on speaker mccarthy ing the american people to suffer all this foolishness. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempor

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clearly the present is the oldest president to occupy the oval office the ap and other organizationsave done polling about what that means to boaters and how they approach that. of course there are some that say that doesn't bothert. them they trust his experience but there are others who do bring it up.pe that is also something we hear continually from just about every republican campaign. perhaps not specific to age but they pose questions with the president's ability to do his job. there are other democrats in the primary against the presidency seeks the nomination. south carolina scheduled to hold the first of the nominating contest. and the other candidates like robert f kennedy jr. are spending a lot of time here talking to voters. they are making sure voters in the democratic side of thingss o they too have a choice heading into next your selection. but there are a lot of states, south carolina among them supported joe biden very strongly in 2020 when he sought the nomination then. it will take more months for us to see if the other candidates are able to make their argument i

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just outside of the oval office. >> absolutely.was there that day. >> our police are great. we love our police. >> that was at 4:00 in the afternoon, more than -- >> i don't know. >> three hours after the attack started mr. president. >> i want to know -- >> by the way -- >> nancy pelosi. >> why would i tell you that? listen, you don't want to talk about that. >> she was in charge of security and turned down 10,000 soldiers, if she didn't turn down the soldiers, you wouldn't have january 6th. >> did you call military or law enforcement? >> i'm not going to tell you anything. >> let me put it this way, i behaved so well. i did such a good job, nancy pelosi turned down 10,000 soldiers. if she didn't do that. >> nancy pelosi doesn't have the authority that you have as commander in chief, though. >> listen to me kristen. listen to me. i understand that the police testified against her, capitol police, great people. they testified against her and they burned all of the evidence, okay? they burned all of the evidence they destroyed all o

that is on pedestal near the end near his desk in the oval office recreation. and he said, harry, you have a hero. andrew jackson. i, too, have a hero haim weitzman. he is the greatest -- who ever lived. he is an old and sick man. and he just wants to talk to you. you won't see him. that's not like you. and at that point, grandpa started drumming his fingers on his, which eddie knew from long was a sign that he was changing his mind. and grandpa swiveled around in his chair, and he what eddie described, he wrote this what eddie described as the most beautiful words he's ever heard. grandpa said, all right, you bald headed son of --. you win. i'll see weitzman at 11 minutes after midnight on may 14th, 1948, the united states, the first country to recognize the independent state of israel. my grandfather, he always he always bemoaned the fact that he thought he too emotional. but there are only three instances that i know where people have seen tears in his eyes. one was at the death of his old friend and press secretary ross. the other was at the death of his ed

manufacturers and small business from the burning records of bidenomics as soon as we get back in to the oval office. we have to get back fast. if we don't get back fast, i believe this country is finished. i hate to say that. it's horrible. marjorie is nodding her head. henry is nodding his head. i can't be the only one that thinks that. i think this country will be finished. they're destroying our country, so stupidly, evilly. to rapidly reduce inflation, i will end joe biden's war on american energy and reclaim energy independence. three years ago, we were totally energy independent. heading to energy dominance, right, russell? our next term, i've set the goal of achieving the number 1 lowest cost of energy and electricity anywhere in any major industrial nation on earth. we'll be there within six months. in other words, we will drill, baby, drill. we're going to be drilling. for decades, politicians like crooked joe viciously betrayed south carolina workers. you know that. look at what has happened to your state in the last few years. short time ago. you had this best numbers you've ever had. no

he would invite white house aides into the oval office, and they knew that there duty was to stand whilee cursed a blue streak and they would leave and he would think them ever -- thank them later. he inherited this terrible temper most likely from his father david. ike's remarkable mother taught him early on to practice the fine art of emotional self-control, and he would struggle all his life to do that. host: two phrases always associated with eisenhower's presidency. one is the hidden hand, and the other is middleweight politics. -- middle way politics. guest: the hidden hand was a term coined in a book published in 1982, the hidden hand presidency. the book was a revelation to a great many people, two historical scholars -- to historical scholars, a lot of people including adlai stevenson liberals who had perceived ike as an out of touch duffer long past his prime. eisenhower was creating that impression deliberately to create maneuvering room for himself. he was willing at times to play the fool in order to create maneuvering room. that is that extraordinary thing for any politicia

like, if she's telling investigators that is what she was essentially the gate keeper into the oval office senator online, bring this person in. she was also responsible for trying to keep certain people ouch the outer oval. she was enough of a loyalist that she followed him to mar-a-lago in the post presidency. she's not somebody who by any means would have ever wanted to turn against donald trump but she's also i think highly enough of to think she also would tell the truth under oath. i completely believe her accounting of this. i think she knows the stakes and i do think she's somebody who took her public service seriously. i believe what she's saying. >> alyssa farah griffin, thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. and a reminder, you can see cassidy hutchinson's first interview on cnn, tuesday, six days from now riright here on "e lead." e. we'll b be right back. all right here. free. and fastst. see all you can do with the free experian app. download i it now. >> tech: cracked windshield on your new car? bring it to safelite. my customer was enjoying her new car, when her w

that story coming up gop strategist ford o'connell and kamala harris says she steps in to the oval officeing to the white house next week and want to ask why but first, check in with them dagen and sean to see what they've got coming up next our bottom line. >> the mask craziness starting to take over the country again. is the dollar going to lose its reserve currency to global creditor? here to react in the darkest days trying to tell people the truth from day one. silent no more. jack brewer on biden and harris trying to get it out as football season kicks off. good luck with that and michael loftis on a get together country club where people will learn how to feel what it's like. is this even made up? maybe not. top of the hour. ♪ ♪ dirty deeds (done dirt cheap) ♪ ♪ dirty deeds (done dirt cheap) ♪ ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless

and as your president i promise you will have a champion for in the oval office. [applause] >> mr. vice president, you gave a speech in new hampshire i think about a week ago in which you said the republican party has reached a time for choosing. and should reject what you called, and the quote, the siren song of populism unmoored from conservative principles. what is it about the current strain of populism and, let's call it the republican party, the conservative movement, that concerns you the most? >> well, true confessions, ralph. people should know when i started in politics as a teenager i was a democrat. i was a youth democrat party coordinator in indiana, a little small town from small town i grew up in. i was kind of a community organizer, if the truth be told. >> but you evolve, you matured. >> people will get that later. no, i must tell you when i started to get the voice and the values at the ideals of the 40th president of the united states, joined the reagan revolution and i never looked back. [applause] and what defined that was not invented by ronald reagan. ronald

i mean, with comments like that you believe he is a threat if he returns to the oval office? >> look, i-- you know, i spent four years trying to explain donald trump's words, and i'm out of that business now for katelyn. what i can tell you-- >> you know him better than anyone else. >> everywhere i go, republican voters believe that joe biden has weekend this country at home and abroad. i mean, we are struggling in this economy. we have the worst border crisis in american history. a disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. >> with all due respect this isn't about president biden, it's about the american front runner, mr. vice president. >> well, i lips as i hear you, and i know you all like to focus on those national polls. i'm just telling you, what is happening on the ground is a lot more dynamic than it looks in the day in and day out pulling that you might see. i mean, i am convinced that well more than half of the republican primary voters know that we need a change, and i'm going to continue to work my heart out to earn the right to be our standardbearer and carry some v

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with comments like that, do you believe that he is a threat if he returns to the oval office? >> look, i -- you know, i spent four years trying to explain donald trump's words, and i'm out of that business now, kaitlan. what i can tell you is -- >> but you know him better than anyone else who was on that stage. >> everywhere i go, republican voters believe that joe biden has weakened this country at home and abroad. i mean, we're struggling in this economy. we have the worst border crisis in american history. that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. >> with all due respect, this isn't about president biden. it's about the republican front runner, mr. vice president. >> i hear you and i know you love to focus on national polls. i'll tell you what's happening on the ground is a lot more dynamic than it looks in the day in and day out polling you might see. i'm convinced that well more than half republican primary voters know that we need a change. and i'm going to continue to work my heart out to earn the right to be our standard bearer and to carry us to victory. one of the

she had wet the rug in the oval office and so my essay was very few people get a chance to make a mark in the white house. i just want a chance to improve upon the one my sister already made and they, like grabbed and they're like, throw him in with speechwriting, right? throw them in with the wise --. but my early job job was what we called how to hell duty. in other words, how the hell did he know that? and my job and this was for al gore was to figure out where he was going later that week or that month and find out something that would be deeply meaningful, even if superficial, to that audience. that would make them say how to hell did he know that? and so find the score of the local high school football the friday night before or i'd find the intersection where everyone gets caught up in traffic so that when he inevitably arrived late he could say, sorry, the motorcade stuck, you know, at the to 13 railroad junction. i, we'd go, oh happens to me and right like that you know it seems like a cheap political trick but it actually to something in speechwriting right if you look no log

for the first time, you were actually inside the oval office when ford first explains to phil buchanan his intent with nixon. it is phil's job to go out and find the legal precedent of this . when the clinton lumens key business came along, ford felt in some ways vindicated in the sense that we lost a year. we lost a whole year, 1998, much of 99. the two sides were so entrenched. and remember, for cap up with a proposal -- ford came up with a proposal. what he called a rebuke. the idea was, he talked about a unique punishment for a unique crime. or a unique defense. it would be a joint session in congress, president clinton would be summoned. before they joined session, without saying anything, except accepting a rebuke, then everyone would go back to work. it is a whole long story. the point is, we now know that bill clinton wasn't seriously thinking about spending some of his political capital to tackle entitlements. because he wanted to be a near great president. think of how that would have changed the political, cultural, economic climate in this country. the debate ever since. it

choice is between trump and biden in order to prevent supposedly greater evil from entering the oval office, they will vote for the lesser evil, that is, american voters are given a choice between greater and lesser evil. yes, the choice is between , that’s who you don’t want anymore , who offends you more instead of voting for something good. this is the situation. now we give the floor to the news and the big game will return in the seventeenth, but don’t miss out on the most important events on the first, we’ll tell you right now the situation in nagorno -karabakh is aggravated, the ministry of defense of azerbaijan today announced the start of local anti-terrorist measures to restore the constitutional order. the pair reportedly attacked the positions of the armed forces of armenia, residents of stepanakert , share footage, explosions are heard, an air raid alert sounds in baku, they declare that high-precision weapons are being used against a civilian target, nothing threatens the evacuation of the population, humanitarian corridors have been created, azerbaijan has closed its air spac

but if i didn't have the experience in the oval office with president trump seriously wanting to callat the active duty, but to court-martial them. you know, i would be less certain. but unfortunately it is what it is. >> remarkable. secretary, thank you very much for joining us with your perspective tonight. >> thank you caitlin. >> coming up donald trump seemingly gun shopping on the campaign trail in south carolina today. saying he wanted to buy this handgun, that actually had his face on it. but because he has been charged with multiple felonies, questions were immediately raised about whether or not he can even legally do so. we'll discuss next. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? it's true. plus, when you buy your first line of mobile, you get a second line free. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g

if i didn't have the experience in the oval office with president trump seriously wanting to call back to active duty mccrystalal and mcraven, to court marshal them, i would be less certain. but unfortunately, it is what it is. >> remarkable. secretary mark esper, thank you for joining with your perspective tonight. >> thanks, kaitlan. >>> coming up, donald trump seemingly gun shopping op the campaign trail in south carolina today, saying he wanted to buy this hand gun that had his face on it. because he has been charged with multiple felonies, questions were raised about whether or not he can legally do so. we'll discuss next. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet