they are looking into not just paul man to the campaign, but possible collusion and possible cooperationhile he was head of the truck campaign. and that is at the heart of robert mueller's independent cancel investigation. laur thank you so much for joining us. >> several mutes later, the tent of all of these victims are unknown right now. they are all transported for emergency medical care, but they are all unknown. they are all being transported for gunshot related -- and i'm sorry that we had to crash out there. e we are giving an u the situation in san francisco. when there has been a shooter at youtube. unfortunately, we can't bring you the police press conference, thethose are alive xers scene. pictures at alive the scene. the hospital has received people that are injured in the shooting. dave, what can you tell us about the very latest. s just happening where we are. youtube'squ heters are. in the i last couple of hour is described as a gunfire. injured people, between four and five people. laura: sorry, i've got to stop you there. we can go right back. area,ple in the immediate w

drain eaton, rebecca evans, paul manning, and hans wu. >> hi. my name's connie chanon. i'm here to support a much smaller configuration of the marina that's proposed. i've been a boat holder, a slip owner-holder at t.i. marina for the last eight years, and we sale on a 36 foot boat. every weekend, there are boats coming in, anchoring out from other parts of the bay. we typically have to come in and out of the cove, maneuvering around the t. -- the sailing center's boats, and we have a small boat configured -- you know, comparatively. right now, the marina's proposed -- there's eight slips in the last iteration i saw of it, at 30 feet, and the rest are 40, 50, 60, 70 foot megayachts, coming into the small cove, sharing the cove, depending on the time they come in with the sailing center's boating situations, when they're running races or doing their programs. so -- which seems to me presents a very dangerous situation just because of the size of the boats that are coming in. so please, please don't give away this gem of a cove to -- to big developers or megayachts in the

this coming your way. >> a couple weeks ago we learned rick gates, it's not just about getting to paul man fofrt, it's about his contacts with russian intelligence. with paul manafort, it's not just about his business dealings prior to the time on the campaign, it's about the open question of collusion. the scope of this investigation remains very broad. >> it started with the russian connection. it looks like it's going to end with the russian connection. what's interesting about this is manafort's lawyers are taking this very aggressive stance and saying, you know what? mueller didn't have the right to investigate the money laundering aspects of the indictment of manafort. if they did, it's a blank check. it's like saying the special prosecutor could investigate anything. so everything should be dismissed. the response to this by the justice department has been no, that's not at all true. he had an authorization that said, if you come across crimes relevant to the russia investigation, they, in fact, can be investigated and certainly the money laundering, the connection to the ukraine hi

president but not at the time the campaign trail for donald trump his campaign chair paul man a force of that significant now the other thing that's significant is this is that we're seeing seventeen senior russian government officials targeted as well as one state owned trading company and as you point at the start of the show the u.s. treasury department the trumpet ministration saying that this is for russia's malign activity as they call it the malign activity is will there why is this coming now i'm getting real mixed messages from the white house as to the way they approach russia. right we are getting mixed messages because you'll remember just earlier this week when the president had a joint press conference with the baltic leaders he said no one's been tougher on russia than i have but you have to remember it's taken donald trump a bit of time to put these sanctions into place this is the third round of some sort of targeted action in his many weeks but he's had the power since august when the u.s. congress gave it to him through a law which he reluctantly signed then the tre

wanted information on potential collusion of trump and the the russians meaning it is not about paul man na forth and to be clear, nbc does not confirm this, but we know that mueller is using gates to tie the campaign directly with the russians, and we showed you on the program this new court filing that gates is saying that gates was directly communicating with someone who had ties to the mueller a administration. and so gates had no choice but to flip, a san diego this information coming from directly are around someone around gates? that we don't know, but we have hints of the other angles that he is investigating. today, a trump ally was detained at boston airport, and asked about contact with, yes, roger stone, and with wikileaks coming amidst other reports that mueller is asking about contacts of the russians and the rnc convention and the trump team. and this is having investigate r for thes worried that trump could lash out and try to get mueller fired. >> i think it is obvious that he would like to fire him, and whether he will or not is the core question. the president's abrupt

that trump tower meeting was where paul man afort, donald trump jr., jared kushner met with a whole bunch of russians, ostensibly to receive delivery of russian government dirt on hillary clinton which the russians said they were providing to the trump campaign to help them win the election. now, that meeting of course has remained a real focus in the russia investigation but it's also still kind of a black box. i mean, after concealing for almost a year that that meeting had ever happened in the first place, once it came out everybody involved in that meeting has said yeah, nothing to see here, it was no big deal, it was all one big nothing, we kept it secret, sure, but not for any reason, nothing happened. well, tonight nbc news chief -- tonight nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel has a scoop about one of the participants in that meeting. it is a scoop that may get us a step closer to understanding why that whole thing happened and why that exact cast of characters turned up that day for that meeting. tonight we are going to tallinn, estonia, where our own richard engel i

arguing again that the special counsel has gone beyond its jurisdiction in bringing of charges against paul manafort as it relates to tax issues and money laundering you issues. they have been arguing that none ever this, the charges certainly that have been brought xwagains him, have anything to do with the russia investigation. and so because of that, they have been seeking to get some of the charges thrown out and as we know, yesterday on the criminal side, the special counsel responded to the charges that they overstepped their boundaries arguing that they had permission from the department of justice, in the deputy attorney general overseeing the russia investigation to pursue charges against paul manafort for some of this work that he did and made money from in the ukraine. >> the latest there. thank you. morning after a shooting on the youtube campus south of san francisco in california, three victims are hospitalized. the shoot every er is dead. and her motive rkt s, she may h revealed it online. enamel is the outer surface of the teeth that's white. a lot of the things that we have in

principles, he was the first that i know talking about entitlement reform requirements, paul ryan is a great man, in fact, he is retiring today, it's a huge loss for the house gop. stuart: you're worried going into midterm elections because you lost quite a few republican leaderships, you lost them. >> it's to expect, we knew going into this year, last year before

deputy attorney general rod rosenstein explicitly authorized bob mueller whether paul man forth colluded with russia. >>> also, the white house is making a new legislative push aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration has president trump is fanning fears the u.s. policies weakened border security. now the justice department is looking to impose quotas on immigration judges. >> president trump once again slamming the justice department as the administration looks to speed up deportations. president also taking aim at democrats for blocking, he says, his nominations and ramping up his war on amazon, whose stock continues to plum met. meantime, the source close to the white house says the epa scott pruitt's job is now in jeopardy. coming as the white house looks as whether scott pruitt was renting a house from the family of an energy lobbyist. let's begin our coverage with the top story. this new memo, what does it tell us? >> it certainly reveals to us for the first time what the scope of the special counsel investigation is. it really in plain sight here. we can see that the collusio

there there be true lenience, some insen tuf for somebody like paul man fofrt if the mueller investigatived like a like sentence, closer to zero months as opposed to six months. would that will an indication he should cooperate if there is a bigger fish. >> laura coates, appreciate it as always. >> thank you. >> could we be in for another stock shock? moments away from the opening bell after monday's brutal selloff. two big factors we're watching. fears of a trade war and the president's tweets. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost. boost high protein nutritional drink

the tactics what they've been using, what they did to paul man for and drug his wife out of bed with things like that. over the top. that's not the kind of stuff the fbi does. that's what goes on in third world countries. you know, apparently the attorney cohen was passing papers with the different attorneys, different prosecutors. everything was going fine. all of a sudden they ratcheted up 1,000% and conduct what is something that is very seldom. i can't remember anything like this happening. so i think they're really out of control. >> neil: james, do you know how this procedure works? if you seize evidence or material from someone's home and/or office and they're put in a locked room that only the fbi could have access to presumably and no prosecutors, but we've learned about leaks. a lot about leaks. is it fair to say a lot of this stuff that was taken from michael cohen has already leaked into prosecutor's hands? >> neil, i mean you're right. i'd like to say there's no chance of that happening. but just look at what's been going on here. look at the leaks out of what we believe

paul's man and a princeton man really need to even talk to the president when he admitted it to lestereverything is kind of out there. >> i know. >> he just let's it all hang out. >> i guess if he had a better education he would realize that by not talking to robert mueller. >> yeah. >> he is actually strengthening robert mueller's hand. robert mueller can write the report without the messiness of t

prosecutors revealing that they're using information related to the search of paul man man i for the's belongs and that is information related to on going investigation that's are not the subject of either of the current prosecutions involvement advantage manafort. that's a lot. is that a different subject? what could that mean? that's a lot -- i don't understand what's going on here. >> sure. so the reason that he's obtaining information regarding phones via search warrant is because he's obtaining what is called -- it appears he's obtaining h obtaining historical cell side information. he's getting information about what cell towers they were in con be tact with at the time they were making calls. it doesn't give you precise location but tells you the vicinity that phone is in. right now i'm in chicago. my phone is hitting off of a cell tower in claug. it would tell you that i'm not in tennessee or can dashgs i'm in the vicinity of downtown chicago. and so that -- what is interesting about that is that typically financial crimes are not crimes where the location of the person matters

he's connected to former campaign chairman paul man ford and his partner rick gates, both of whom indictedthe mueller probe looking into potential collusion of the trump campaign with russia. the fact that he has been singled out and now sanctioned shows that we don't know the exact reason why he in particular would be, but administration officials listed the expanse basically of russian activity in the world including connections to syria, including benefiting from corruption in russia, a number of these people are also connected to high-level oil and gas companies there. this shows the administration is serious about targeting at least some of the people that are high ranking in russia and some of the people that are connected to russian president vladimir putin. david? >> michelle kosinski, thank you very much. the latest on this breaking news. let's get reaction to this from democratic congressman bet that o'rourke of texas, he's locked in a fierce senate race to oust senator ted cruz. congressman, we heard from outgoing national security adviser h.r. mcmaster that russia, in his words

. >> nor, this is not paul man for the, michael flynn even was kind of guy who came along during thepaign wasn't around before. michael cohaens been there for years and years, for decades. this is a guy who's been handling the president's business, who was something of a campaign spokesman but was very much personally working with the president. and the big question, of course, is what is in those documents? what's on those potential tapes which we've seen he may have about talks he's had with people? so, maybe this is perfunctory. maybe this is just the white house and cohen throwing everything they can to prevent flees being reviewed without their say so and trying to see if this will stick. but i think that this motion, this effort to get their own review of these documents before investigators would essentially voids the warrant that was awarded in this case. if this was about letting them review their own document, there was no need for a warrant, you'd just subpoena them. >> let me get thune because you predict that the judge is not going to do this, the jubling is n -- judge i

protests still haven't stopped position leader nicole passion yet insists they will continue so paul the man to show jewel to select a new prime minister on a first fresh parliamentary elections should also be held in two months time he added the moment question young is the only candidate nominated for prime minister . and that brings you right up to that great to have you with us this evening watching on t.v. more coming your way in just over half an hour. was telling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles going. to do stocks try to tell you that because of the public are. off the bad guys and tell you are not full enough to buy their products. all the hawks are along the on walking. the new global economic war zone phoning in the realm of education the right to education is being supplanted by the right to access education its high education is becoming just another product that can be born and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business and what you good. luck with these songs. they cou

everyone close to him including his son junior his son in law jared kirschner former campaign manager paul man a forward former campaign aide. and rick gates and they're going after an advisor roger stone saying that they coordinated with russia to basically hack all of those d.n.c. e-mails there's some new information in this it says it alleges that in late twenty fifteen that there were european intelligence services warning u.s. government officials that they were seeing some unusual communication between russian operatives and members of the trunk campaign. the first time that not only were e-mails compromised but the phone system was hacked into and it talks when this hack started and it goes all the way back to twenty fifteen so some new details in this lawsuit but they're asking for millions of dollars saying that it basically made campaign donors wary of giving money because all of their information was out there that people couldn't work because they were receiving death threats because all of the staffers information was made public just basically saying that this was incredibly dama

siberia and also made headlines last year for being linked to donald trump's former campaign chair paul man a fourth so certainly that is interesting of note but there's also a former son in law of lot of putin that is in this long list of people that are targeted in all there are also seventeen senior russian government officials and one state owned trading company and you mentioned in your intro there that this was about targeting what the united states sees as russia's malign activities just very quickly what they are sort of categorizing that is the cyber hacking or malicious activity that interference in not just the u.s. election but in western democracies as well as the assistance of the government in syria bashar assad saying in fact that this is a concern over the material and weaponry that has been supplied as well as the bombing of their own civilians so all in all this is very broad but certainly seems to be targeting one individual in particular and that is the russian president vladimir putin ok the u.s. administration is meanwhile saying that the door to dialogue remains open

also made headlines last year because of his ties to donald trump's presidential campaign chair paul man of fort so there is that that is very interesting also this sanctions seem to target. putin's former son in law so there's a personal nature to these but there's also a little bit of reflection going on here in washington even around the world in terms of kind of the mixed messaging that we're getting with these sanctions very and given the fact that donald trump has certainly said that no one has been tougher on russia than he has but he's had this power to be tough on russia since last summer he's only taken it in the last three weeks this is the third targeted action in three weeks and certainly a lot of people are making note of that the fact that it took the president so long and well there is reaction from congress saying in fact that this is a good thing that sends a clear message to vladimir putin that the illegal occupation of ukraine support for assad's regime of war crimes and even efforts to undermine western democracies will not be tolerated many washington asking why it

paul man, with a princeton man. >> they're afraid he's going to tip his little lands. >> they think he'sou can watch bob mueller this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> up next, former secretary of state william cohen on the trump administration's mixed messages on syria and the plan to send national guard troops -- former defense secretary. cohen was defense secretary. >> correct. >> troops to mexico on the president's plan to do that. >> not a st. paul's man. >> he's coming right back. >> he wouldn't be afraid of being across the table from bob mueller. do ndo not misjudgenity quiet tranquility. with the power of 335 turbo-charged horses lincoln mkx, more horsepower than the lexus rx350 and a quiet interior from which to admire them. the lincoln spring sales event is here. for a limited time get zero percent apr on the lincoln mkx. hurry in today to your lincoln dealer. need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. i'

later many of his enemies embraced christianity paul turned a small jewish sect into a world religion. who was this man who risked death for his own beliefs. when paul the apostle was shipwrecked in the adriatic sea on his way to rome it marked the dramatic climax of a long and arduous journey the acts of the apostles describes how the missionary fought for his life but the account also contains a message of hope. that one of you will lose your life only the ship will be lost. and angel the new testament text says predicted that paul would be saved by divine intervention. and sort of came to pass that they use all say to let. me off my into my you're an altar is where the most significant rescue of a shipwrecked crew is said to have taken place almost. two thousand years ago. both see how i store in washington all the apostle ashore on what is now called st paul's bay in the three months that he had to wait here before continuing on to rome he managed to convert the whole island to christianity kit. to give his side for the maltese are very proud that the island was converted to christianity by paul th

the assertion that jesus was the messiah was simply grotesque for paul the power to him he was a madman and a rabble rouser. as a young man paul had come to jerusalem from his home town of tarsus in modern day turkey. today he is also known by his jewish name of saul of tarsus. there he had joined the ferris sees a group of pious jews. they believe that all jews had to obey the six hundred thirteen myths of what or commandments without exception. they only would apologise in matters of faith the young paul was what we would today call radical and. extremist a fanatic and deeply devoted to god but with zero tolerance toward the center. as a growing group of jesus' disciples soon realized paul and his group of deeply devout jews knew no mercy. for you have heard more form or manner of life in judaism. our used to persecute the church of god beyond measure and tried to destroy. the first christian martyr was stephen a deacon in the early church who was stoned to death it says in the bible that paul approved his killing. the yankees i'm sorry paul thought that jesus was a pseudo prophet who had predicted the downfall of jerus

congress man duffy, paul ryan great guy. personally love him the president and he were never comfort fitos key issues immigration, trade and foreign policy the third. and the omnibus stick under trump's cross. >> you have been hard on paul ryan. he is a good friend the reason is not policy differences he slept in his office for 20 years and kid are teens. he lost his dad when he was young wants to be there. >> i see all that. you are right. i think that is fine. >> he is right, paul ryan and president trump speak all the time. they work on policy. if you lock at regulation and tack reform. energy independence. trump win on the board and trade and being less innerventionist. he deregulation is great. >> that was not the call back chant at the rally. >> with had you put congress in one chamber as a whole that is unfair. we pleasured the president's agenda moved 400 bills over to the senate it is mitch mcconnell who his partner in chuck schumer that does not allow us to get to the big yets. to blame paul for the fail urs of the

you've come a long way from where he used to say that paul ryan is a man who doesn't know how to win. what was it that changed in your relationship between the campaign and then the end of last year where you were able to get those accomplishments that you've been talking about? >> yeah. we didn't actually know each other. honestly, dana, it's just knowing each other. we spend a great deal of time with each other. we speak on the phone constantly. we just developed a good friendship. we developed a good rap port. he is the one who gave us with his victory this ability to get all this work done. so i'm very excited about that. you mentioned small government conservative. that's alive and well here in the house of representatives. we passed over 500 bills here in the house. we're passing a balanced budget amendment on thursday. we passed the budget to repeal and replace obama care which would have saved trillions of dollars of debt reduction. unfortunately we have not been able to get all of these bills through the senate onto the president's desk because of the filibuster. that's just

against russia have flown very early on in this case pretty much as soon as the name of the man poisoned paul came out into the spotlight. meanwhile the white house has urged countries around the world to put more pressure on russia in the screwball poisoning case even tough on russian we're going to continue to be we're asking russia to make a change in their behavior and to be a good actor in the process but absolutely other countries should step up we ex felde sixty russian operatives other countries did for five certainly we think everybody can step up and do more and put pressure to maintain their behavior on. for some insight on the story we can cross live to rick sterling who is an investigative journalist thanks for being with us here on our to international. so rick we just heard sara sanders suggesting other countries should expel more russian diplomats this is despite the latest doubts over the u.k.'s allegations so why do you think the white house wants to keep the pressure on moscow. well they want to keep the pressure on moscow to relieve some of the pressure on the white house

i thought paul was a good man. i thought he was a smart man, articulate. he has been a terrible disappointment. and what we're hearing now -- nobody is talking about the fact that he has allowed the house of representatives to become totally irrelevant on his watch. so paul ryan and the members of the republican conference and the man on the street all find out what our government is doing the same way. and at the same time they've reading in the paper. now we're talking about a military strike that is not authorized by congress. and you haven't heard a word. paul ryan, the speaker of an equal branch of government hasn't opened his mouth. yeah it's great. you get a tax bill or whatever. but at some point you have to stand up. there is no tax bill that has ever been proposed that is worth putting up with what this president is doing. and it seems as though paul ryan is only one of the republicans in congress who have completely abandoned their principles, completely abandoned lks ohs, completely abandoned the idea that there are moral things to do when you

paul. pierce pac-man for instance is made up of some three thousand handpicked and cleans keys of many different shades modern keyboards tend to be flashy keys from the older ones helped create a relief so the key mosaics become three dimensional. as it is and it is an advance because a lot of times i've incorporated a very special keyboard into this picture and it was owned by the inventor of pac man himself. i think when i got hold of it i thought it's just too gorgeous i can't destroy it in this thing has a gun so i left it in one piece on the made a classic motif for this class and. the creature devours its creator but it does so in a very charming way off and it's. the inspiration for his first key measure takes was a spit computer games from the one nine hundred eighty s. like space invaders. the frankfurt based artist has always taken his subjects from the computer world using jesus pixels seems only natural but he also wants to paint conventional subjects now he's working on a piece for the rowing champions league achieving subtle hues and shavings with keys can be a tedious charm. so yo

they were singing, gave the team a standing two goals in two minutes from paul pogba. the many manager pep guardiola said he was going to sign in january. chris guardiola said he was going to sign injanuary. chris smalling completing the comeback. there were huge calls for a penalty soon after bouts, when sergio aguero was brought down by ashley young in the box. there was a bit of a scuffle which involved almost all of the outfield players, just a few minutes after that. back on the pitch, much to city threw everything at it in the final minutes. they were denied with just a minute to go. sergio aguero denied by davitt hey, raheem sterling hitting the post as well. then it was all over, that great comeback i manchester united inflicting the first home defeat of the season on register city. stopping them crucially, winning the league, something that the united fa ns league, something that the united fans will be very happy with. you can hear the fans behind me, very angry, very dejected. still confident that the leaders there is. they have still got six matches left to do it.

and from one feat to another paul robinson the man you see there is an irish one or he has clocked the fastest mile ever run at the north pole and braved temperatures of around minus thirty degrees celsius even suffering frostbite on his right ear but he didn't let that stop him as you cross the line in four minutes and fifty seconds the twenty five year old is now the fastest both poles having previously run in and arctic in november twenty seventh seen. but i hear he's very slow at the equator after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stay with us for that. what exactly is this way about. how long has this existence since. and why did come months sometimes on just. a short history of. it's worth watching a promise. made in germany sixty minutes i'm teetotal. as you accidentally shed some function to get. into trouble. time in the field. how can you get out. with code that oh i'm serious. this week on d w. time for an upgrade. grows all by. close with. design highlights you can make yourself. troops tips and tricks that will turn your home to something special. upgr

except i spoke to rand paul, who has really never let me down, rand paul is a good man. 'm knew things that nobody else knew. rand paulsaid, i'm going knew things that nobody else knew. rand paul said, i'm going to change my vote and devoted and everyone was surprised. he actually got an 11—9 vote. so it was actually 11—9. i believe there was one... what would you call that, john? present. that was a terrific thing. but they failed to stop him. so now, they say, who is next? and this person, admiraljackson, doctorjackson, a wonderful man, i said to him, what do you need it for? as far as experience is concerned, the vetera ns experience is concerned, the veterans administration, which is approximately 13 million people, it's so big, you could run the biggest hospital system in the world and it's a small—time kanpur in —— compared to the veterans administration. what he is is a leader and a good man. but i said to him, you know what, you are too fine a person. his son has a top student, he isa a person. his son has a top student, he is a high—quality person. i said, what d

against russia have flown very early on in this case pretty much as soon as the name of the man poisoned her paul came out into the spotlight. well boris johnson has been active on twitter he set out to accuse the labor party leader jeremy corbin of siding with russia instead of supporting the u.k. like the twenty eight countries that expelled russian diplomats other nations have questioned the u.k.'s measures against moscow over the square park case notably austria opted to remain neutral but claimed it was pressured to follow suit when the situation gets tough you have to keep channels open the u.k. ambassador to austria issued a demolished on wednesday in order to encourage us to take specific measures on saturday they demolish was repeated on monday while i was in kosovo the chancellor and i spoke over the phone about our position which is now public it's our tradition to bring people together especially in difficult situations british broadcaster and journalist john gone to told us he's surprised by the u.k.'s actions. i never thought i'd be living in a country where we delete checks from th

listen, paul ryan is a fine man, and he is a family man. i had the opportunity to spend some quality time with him just i could spend some time with him about a month ago but all he wanted to talk about was his children and how much he missed them he is truly a family man with a great talent the smartest kid in the class at the same time his priorities are with histh family i don't think republicans should think anything other than that the man he was ready to go home and be withth his family to help his wife raise some children. >> but talked about fountains and competence after the elections? not at all i am confident we have some great talent in the majority congress right now. each year we always thought how will we replace the seniors? somebody steps up and somebody will. >> is it helpful to republicans that that happens sooner rather than later? should he leave before the end ofpp his term? >> know. we are setting policy is that an outstanding job we need his leadership and he has made it clear he will run to the finish line so he has

except i spoke to rand paul and rand paul has really never let me down here rand paul is a good man and i knew things that nobody else knew and rand paul said i'm going to change my vote any voted never but it was surprised he actually got an eleven to nine vote because as you know johnnie isaacson's vote counts if it isn't the deciding vote so it was actually a leaven to nine with i believe an extra there was one vote what what would you call that as well as a present i'm not present present it's called present ok so was eleven to nine and that was that was a terrific thing but they failed to stop him so now they say who's next who's next and this person admiral jackson dr jackson is a wonderful man i said to him what do you need for. and as far as experience is concerned the veterans administration which is approximately thirteen million people is so big you could run the biggest hospital system in the world and it's small time compared to the veterans administration so nobody has seen watching your news conference there with the president trumka and emanuel mccall the french presiden

man. >> paul weaver raced down to the mall area and confirmed the picture was real.seeing them, i mean, i don't think there was any bigger hug in the world. but it was joy. but at the same time seeing the anguish in their face. we sat on the floor and he laid his head down and all the emotions coming through him. it was the greatest moment and one of the saddest moments at the same time. >> a joyful moment for phillip knowing his boys were finally safe. but too brief because he knew his wife and three young daughters were still trapped in that mall. the walton boys had endured three and a half hours in the most dangerous area in the department store where terrorists hunted down innocent victims, terrifying for anyone, but especially two boys separated from their mother. this is blaze walton. it was difficult for him to recount the story, but he wanted to tell it starting from the beginning. the two brothers just paid and were standing in the checkout line when they saw something strange. >> what is the first thing you hear or see that's weird? >> everybody looks to t

joining me now is the man of the hour, house speaker paul ryan. mr. speaker, you've come a long way from waiting tables to the speakers office, but did you ever really feel like a d.c. swamp creature kind of guy? >> no, no, i never really did. i always felt like a wisconsin guy who came to congress to make a difference. i feel like i have made a big difference. i have accomplished much of what i wanted to do. you know me well. our kids are now teenagers. i just came to the basic conclusion, i feel like our majority's in good hands. the president has given us chance to get a lot done, which we've gotten a lot done. with teenagers at home, i do another term and they will really only know me as a weekend dad. you have to remember, i came to congress before i had kids. so they've only known me as a weekend dad. if i do another term, that's all they'll ever know me as. that's just something i just can't do. >> dana: i think a lot of people would understand that. i know you've talked about entitlement reform being one of those missed opportunities. a big on

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rand paul is a good man. i knew things that no one else knew and rand paul said i will change my vote and he voted and everyone was surprised. he got an 11-nine vote. johnny isakson's vote count if it isn't the deciding vote so it was an 11-nine with i believe there was one vote that what would you call that? not present. called present. okay. it was 11-nine and that was a terrific thing. but they failed to stop him. now they say who is next? and this person, admiral jackson, doctor jackson, a wonderful man, i said to him what you need it for? and as far as experience is concerned the veterans administration which is approximately 13 million people is so big you could run the biggest hospital system in the world and its small time compared to the veterans administration. no one has the experience. he is a leader and a good man. i told him and i said, you are to find a person and his son is a top student at annapolis and he's a high-quality person. i said what do you need it for? it's totally his decision but h

. >> reporter: trump said speaker paul ryan is a truly good man. we are with you paul. colleagues say ryan was often frustrated and at at odds with trump.. it is been a difficult marriage. they are different in terms of temperament and character.>>> i remember running into him. >> reporter: conservative scholar at uc berkeley knows ryan. he said he is a family man. and also a political realist.>>> most of the party has fallen behind him for conventional political reasons. trump is not the first choice or fifth choice for most republicans.>> reporter: he is part of a growing exodus of republicans from capitol hill. a total of 26 house republicans retiring with 13 more leaving to pursue other offices. senate republicans to. or in hatch. bob corker and jeff flake of arizona. discord puts republicans in danger of losing control of congress. >>> that leads to members to retire. once they retire that makes the seat more vulnerable. you don't have an incumbent defending it. ryan's retirement and the other ones as to the fear among republicans 2018 it will be a bad year.>>> man

paul's man.he went to fordham and spent a couple years at a pennsylvania college, they don't think that he is competent enough to go there and, megan tuohy, it goes to a much larger point and i think a more serious point with donald trump and that is he has no legal team. he's got this strange -- he's got jay sekulow again who worked religious freedom issues for pat robertson and the 700 club. and he's got rudy giuliani who he wants to sit around and smoke cigars with to tell him that everything is going to be okay and really -- and then he's got michael cohen who he's throwing under the bus. that's the most shocking thing. the president of the united states is being pursued by the most effective prosecutor of our time and donald trump does not have a competent legal team around him. >> amazing. >> well, it's interesting. i remember to go back to right after he entered the white house i do know how desperate michael cohen was to get in there. i mean, he really predicted that nobody was going to h

paul ryan is a serious man and a non-serious time. it is jettisoning adulthood." explain what you mean. guest: pleasure. i think a lot of this talk is that is it paul ryan's party or jeff flake's party or donald trump's party misses the bigger picture here. went frommp are not mars and put a spell on republican voters and take over the party. he grew out of a culture. voters grew out of a culture. my argument is we have a combination here of ascendant youth culture in america that is combined with our social media and our technology to produce what i like to call a sick burn culture. everybody has to get in a sick burn. everybody is interested in getting the last word and being thrilled and excited and you can see it on twitter. getting the last dig in. everything is focused on andulation and the moment it's focused on the today makes -- the dynamics you in schools and the way that we seek attention and the way that we jockey for position. and the 2016 election dynamics we are seeing in today are a product of that culture. politics is downstream of culture. we are

rand paul is a good man. and i knew things nobody else knew and rand paul said "i'm going to change my vote." he voted and everyone was surprised. it was an 11-9 vote. as you know, johnny isakson's vote counts. it was actually 11-9, i believe there was one vote. what would you call that? speak of the present speak of the present vote. >> president trump: not president. >> present. >> president trump: who is next? dr. jackson, a wonderful man. i say what you need need it for? as far as experience is concerned, the veterans administration, approximately 13 million people, so big, you could run the biggest hospital system in the world, its small time compared to the veterans administration. nobody has experience. he's a leader and a good man. i said do you know what? you are too find a person. his son is a top student at annapolis. he's a high-quality person. i said "what do you need it for?" it's totally his decision but you will be making a decision. they failed with mike pompeo. and that was a big, big hit bec

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