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paul wal w -- morning, up sunday jack moline talks about his groups efforts to bring civility back into politics and political dialogue. discuss foreign service, five decades on the frontline of american diplomacy. and the trump policy -- administrations foreign-policy challenges. also, the new hbo film the words that build america. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. next, a debate on the foreign policy of president trump with a former members of the george w. bush and obama administrations. after that, discussion on how the u.s. is perceived around the world. now, former bush national security council senior director shermandurand and wendy debate president trump foreign policy decisions and the america first agenda. the event is one hour and 10 minutes. , pleases and gentlemen welcome exit of councilmember robert lapin. [applause]

sit-down with the russian leader, let's bring in paul, he's the director of programs at the action institute and a former foreign policy adviser to george w. bush, good to see you, paul. >> hey, there. lauren: do you think the president will raise the issue of moscow's meddling in u.s. election, he spoke about it a little bit in poland, soft peddle it. do you think he will raise that issue? >> yes, i do. i think for a couple of reasons, one this makes perfect sense to raise it. he's already acknowledge that had the russians have likely played a role. there's no reason why he wouldn't do it in private, but also people have started theory a while back, the democrats pushed specially that president trump wants such a relationship with russia that he'll do anything to get it. that's his predecessor, president trump pushes america's interest first. if he believed that the russians has been aggressive in anyway, crimea, rest of ukraine, syria whatever, elections, he's going to say so. i don't doubt he's going the say that. i don't think he's going to curse him out and have a fist-fight. he already did that yesterday and he did that when te bomb

russian lawyer as the senate judiciary committee plans to ask paul manafort to testify about that meeting, joining us former policy adviser to george we you, paul. >> hi, there. lauren: there's a new report that u.s. intelligence agencies detected associates of donald trump as early of 2015 before he announced he was running for president. you couple that with his son's meeting and now paul manafort being asked to testify, does this give new legs to the russia investigation? >> the last story that you just mentioned about our intel services picking up russians talking about trump associates back in 2015 is really not there yet. i mean, there are a number of americans who do business in russia. the trump organization has tried to do business, sold some properties, so it's really not surprising that our intel services would pick up russians talking about trump's people and others. we will see where that goes, at this point i don't think it means anything, what the headlines are still going to be unfortunately because they have other business going on in the world and our economy are donald trump, jr. and that's probably going to grow a

paul manafort. trump jr. and plan fomanafort w scheduled to testify at a public hearing. the senate investigators are looking into a meeting involving the three men, a russian lawyer and others during the campaign last year. >>> a "washington post" report says attorney general jeff sessions discussed key trump campaign issues with the then russian ambassador to the u.s. the "post" based its report on communications enter acceptsed by u.s. spy agencies last year. the attorney general was a foreign policy adviser to then candidate donald trump. sessions has denied discussing anything related to the campaign with that russian ambassador. >>> attorney general jeff sessions was in philadelphia yesterday and he made it clear he wants the city to change its policy on undocumented immigrants. a lot people also that they disagreed with that. sessions' visit was met with protests. during his address, he made a direct appeal to city leaders to comply with his order to hand over undocumented immigrants to federal agents. >> they are giving sanctuary not to law abiding citizens in our

orton chang, austere of nuclear showdown as well as paul botticelli, former policy advisor to president george we both of you. we will begin with you, paul. is this the one window of opportunity for sanctions to make a difference here? >> , but not, but the president will try -- the president will try them. he would give it at lash out. at the same time, unlike her previous president, her previous president, he will be forceful militarily. this is three administration said it had to deal with this in president trump has left a day. whenever tim l. of edmonds nation can we never did and not to hurt her career and china and we never frighten them enough with what we were willing to do. that is changing now under this president. cheryl: how do you get china on board here to do more? the president spoke with the chinese minister and they agreed it's not united dates in south korea to put pressure on north korea, but also china. >> a couple things. first of all, we need to start unplugging banks in the global financial system. we started on june 29th, but that's a small institution. the larger chines

by the way, who else w son-in-law and paul manafort who was his campaign chair. >> tracie, the president is being criticized for a tweet yesterday saying that he and vladimir putin discussed forming a cyber security unit to prevent election hacking. what's the latest on that development? >> after quick criticism from kitt, including from prominent republicans who called it bizarre, why the president would want to team up on cyber security with russia, they discussed it and even though it can't happen, there are other things like the syria cease-fire that are happening. the last time we saw a cease-fire in syria, it lasted six weeks. >> tracie, thank you. >>> a suspicious new case found near the white house has been declared safe just before the north fence line of the white house, lafayette park and several streets were closed while officials investigated. everything is back open now. >>> 5:48 now. a community comes together to help a family honor their father's memory. someone shot malachi israel in the lincoln heights district of d.c. he was the father of ten. his brother says he was i

donald trump junior and paul manafort have negotiated a deal th w from publicly testifying.d to provide documents and be interviewed right hearing, however, the committee said it is reserving the right to subpoena both men in the future if the need arises. >>> attorney general jeff sessions addressed federal prosecutors and law enforcement officers in philadelphia yesterday. he under city officials to rethink policy on giving sanctuary to immigrants and cooperate with federal guidelines. sessions condemned immigrants iy who commit crimes. commissioner ross said philadelphia is battling a bigger battle. >> i don't personally believe we belong in the immigration business that's for the people both in this buildings and around the corner. i believe that given the fact that we want to cultivate as many relationships with our commun possible we need to have people come forward and work white house without fear of being taken away. >> president trump has tried to cut funding from cities that limit cooperation with u.s. immigration authorities. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers are workin

paul bonicelli. former state deputy official under george w. bush. make of this story, this just breaking right now. >> yeah, i guess about an hour ago. the several media got the news, i have been reading through stories, so far we know nothing, except they met against this normal, it is a good sign for leaders to have those opportunities to talk off line. presidents have often done that, and tried to hide it. bill clinton tried to meet castro once and could not hide it. when you read these stories, they are nothing but an excuse for media to remind us about donald trump jr., and all of the russia issues. gerri: i think russia crops up again tomorrow. i am focused like a hawk on venezuela, what is going on there, white house today, saying they are putting pressure on that country, not to rewrite their constitution, and reform the government. because they believe it just a mad grab for power. >> i cut my teeth on venezuela when i was first in government in house side then the bush administration. this is a 20 year experience in where social implieds y

they subpoenaed former paul man forth to testify forth at a committee hearing. they weren't able to reach w forth. it wants to ask man forth with his contacts with the russians during the campaigns and his business deals with them . speaking of russia, the quong imposed financial issues on russia. they all stem from moscow's 2016 interference in the election and in both ukraine and syria. you've heard about this one, if you haven't it's being called rex it. recollection still tillerson is taking some quote, private days off. it's been rumored that tillerson is very frustrated with president trump's rebuke of jeff sessions and that he might resigned before the end of 2017 tillerson disagreed with the white house related to marybs matters with iran. there were a lot of positions within the state department that haven't been filled and hearing about these greum knowledgeses from the last couple of weeks. at first tillerson was a breath of fresh air because he was not a career diplomat. he was not a politician like john kerry, hillary clinton was, but again as we move forward it seems like it's

for john paul ii, the mind was strong, the body was gone. remember this for me 2004, president george w. bush went to rome to give the presidential medal of freedom to john paul ii. agony, barely in able to mouth words, he thanked bush and he thanked reagan. tosaid i send my regards president reagan. ronald reagan died the next day. i year later, on april 2, 2005, john paul ii died as well. life, nows partner in in death less than a year later. i will wrap up with this final statement. another thing that nobody in the press reported on, june 27, 2011, a special mass is held at st. mary's. they called it at thanksgiving -- i think giving mass. ahere are celebrating -- thanksgiving mass. officiating was this cardinal. a was the priest who held bleeding holy father in his arms at st. peter's square. he said this is a world of good and evil, truth and falsehoods. each of us faces a choice. today, we recall to great men who stood before this very choice. it shaped the world in which we live. those two, john paul ii and ronald reagan entered the call. they came together on the battlefield and

w investigated. more things of concern. >> if donald trump junior, chair cushion, and paul manafort met with this letter no information was exchanged, is it still criminal act to meet? >> what is clear is that there was an intense to get information from the russian government there damage hillary clinton would help donald trump so first scenario where police officers do undercover work to see if the individual commits the crime.mp sometimes a crime is not actually committed so i think that's the applicable law. we'll be looking into it but we take the facts and applied to the law.make a decision on whether or not there is in fact criminal act that has beent afto committed. with, so that you know exactly what you're going to charge so you can prove beyond a reasonableans doubt that a crime has been committed and the person accused is that person. what did you think when he saw the e-mails release by donald trump junior and what stands oui to welcome members of the trumps administration, remember remember donald trump junior as well as other member completely denied ever try in regards to russia and has been refuted time a

w. when paul manafort and jared kushner realized it wasn't going anywhere. they left.ended. this act. an opponent of vladimir putin. when it became clear that he was going to be a thorn in putin's side, the accusation was that putin had him killed and poisoned. so because of the act, it was a sanction against 44 russian officials. because of the 44 russian officials were hampered, vladimir putin's response was no more adoptions of russian children to american families. so that's what this envoy was trying to do to further clarify their point. let's get out of this mess. let's free up the adoptions. if you were to happen to become the president of the united states. steve: ultimately what's curious about the whole thing, the acquaintance who had set it up, somebody from the miss universe pageant in 2013 at the end of the meeting apologized apologized for taking your time. didn't know about it until somebody in the deep state leaked these details to the "new york times" u. brian: whole thing is if you disclose it right away, it's no problem. the fact this was found out b

w. bush. great to see you. let's get to it. paulshould they be on the same page on the issue of something like russian sanctions? or do you cut scaramucci slack he's just on the job a couple days now? >> more the latter. cut the guy slack a day or two until he gets his sea legs. interesting they haven't clarified that. where's general mcmaster? where's the president himself? i think it's because they don't know what to do. president trump is fixated on his base. by that i mean the kremlin. this upsets his base -- in the kremlin. if he doesn't sign it, he'll be overridden, enormous sign of weakness. first time we've seen, and there have been mris, first time spying on congressional republicans. i'm happy to see it. >> where do i begin? why do you do this to me all the time? scott, deal with all the cleanup. there are two interesting scenarios i will play out for you and you tell me what happens. either the president vetoes the bill, and opens up, i don't know, pandora's box, or signs the bill and then because this goes directly to ru

paul allen. haidi: rishaad: at the heart of the global divergent story is the hilemption that w japan stands pat, u.s. and the rest of the world will lead in the other direction. the ecb not rushing for the exit. is this a divergence still the driver in your opinion? that if you want to keep that story in place, you have to stretch the part that involves the ecb. the federal reserve has made it clear it wants to move towards that exit and may be hike rates one more time this year. the ecb as such a long way away from that. they are still purchasing bonds. ,fter listening to mario draghi you get the feeling he is in no hurry to take that step. behind the fed. in fact, mario draghi said are from needing to question the idea of withdrawing stimulus, the euro area needs more monetary stimulus. said the last thing the european central bank wants to see is a tightening of financial conditions. he had a lot of reasons why he sounded like a ready dovish person on this ear it in fact, he is saying i am not ready to change the sense of where i am going, and that does not seem to be anywhere fast. >> unanim

he's otherwise a totally normal choice for somebody to represent paul manafort in the russia investigation he's up to his neck in. expect wt why did jared kushner lose his russia lawyer but bpau manafort gets to keep his russia lawyer. how can there be a conflict or one of them and not for the other. and while we're on the subject. there's something even weirder going on with the lawyer hired to represent donald trump's eldest son. the president announced the formation of his reelection campaign on the day he was inaugurated. that campaign has just released its first sec filing. we've learned a couple of things that don't make sense. first of all, if there's one thing that you think the members of the trump family could afford paying for themselves, it would be their lawyers, right? it's kind of a personal thing. i mean the whole family's public persona is about how fabulously wealthy and independent they are. donald trump jr. is not paying for his own lawyer in the russia lawyer. his russian lawyer is being paid for by people all across america who send campaign donation to president trump. why is he getting a lawyer pai

identity >> dickerson: has been himself jeff sessions along withmuelr w charge of the new legal team, junior, generated kushner and paulanafort all edspeawith in talk with two key members of the investigating trump campaign contacts with russia. senate republican susan collins and the top schiff. as senate republicans scramble to savatioal we'll talk with the leader rh nor senator john barrasso news on john mclicaisey graham is his b friend. >> i do know this, this disease is never had anymore worthy opponent >> dickerson: plenty of political announcements ahead on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to captioning sponsored by cbs "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. he marked the sick months in office with characterizing. a healthcare bill died yet again the he summoned republicans to the white house for lunch and scolding >> seven years you promised the american people that you would repeal obamacare >> then mr. trump gave a winding interview to the "new york times." in which he raised questions about attorney general jeff sessions's conduct. >> the job, at least for now >> i plan to continue to do so as lo

members of this and ministration -- the administration, paul manafort and donald trump jr., heading up to capitol hill. how does all this work? kevin whe committees operate mostly in secret, particularly the intelligence committees. do is inhe work they secret and occasionally they do open things. on the senate side, the approach is a lot of document gathering and research could they want to do a lot of the prep work. when they meet with a bigger name people in the associatedion and with the campaign, they know what questions to ask. they know they get one big shot at these guys and they want to have everything in line. a number of things that they're talking about, depending on the person, durant to classified information. we know that intelligence intercepts are one of the things that has been an underpinning of some of the investigations. obviously not all that can be discussed in an open session. the general way they are doing it is a lot of the research work and document work ahead of time. staffers and members have spent a lot of time out of the cia and other agencies reading through these classified documents and intelligence

w. bush did put them on a credit card. route theclear which republicans will go. paul ryan really wants to do a revenue neutral tax cut, which has to be offset. it risks expiring. the president has not given a clear view. we do not know where he stands. the only thing the white house has put out so far is a one-page blueprint at the end of april. it had sugar, but not the spinach. -- they say yes, we would love to. how are we going to sacrifice what amounts to $100 billion for one percentage point decrease in the upper tax rate? the other thing i want to point out, the prospects are slipping. the republicans -- one of the recent senator mcconnell wanted it to be done by the end of june. -- they have three weeks. it will have to be reconciled with the hospital. we do not know how long it will take. there is a five-week august recess. , we have ass returns bunch of deadlines staring at them. it is by the end of september. in october, they have to raise the debt limit. republicans hate -- where do you find the time to do tax reform? you look at thanksgiving and christmas,

paul, let's go to the weather. we like it. >> two thumbs up around here. tell you what. there's not much to argue w temperatures near normal, sunshine even at the golden gate. this would be ground zero for the intruce of fog. 86 right now in concord. santa rosa 1 degree warmer at 87. san jose a nice stretch of weather. 70s and low 80s for the past several days. san francisco breezy. 62 so that marine air is still there even if you can't see it. san francisco marathon, golden gate bridge closed for a time. coastal fog, one would argue some pretty nice running weather, not many marathons in july. 57 degrees but the one in san francisco certainly will be. overnight tonight, mid-50s in san francisco and san rafael and napa. fairfield tonight 57 degrees. fremont 57. 55 in the tri-valley and redwood city overnight tonight, 56. just minor changes to this map. it looks like every other satellite review i have showed you throughout the week but these tiny changes can make a significant impact on our weather. our weather is so sensitive, how strong is that onshore flow. is it there? is it turning a bit? low

not likely going away anytime soon, specifically w because we've learned lawmakers on both side of the aisle wants donald trump jr. and jared kushner and paulrt to testify. we heard republican susan collins and mark warner both on the senate intelligence committee requesting documents from donald trump jr. and expecting him to testify before their committee in the near future. as for the president, he is enjoying the rest of his weekend here in new jersey before heading back to washington, d.c. later tonight. this week he's going to be taking part in some events dedicated to "made in america" week trying to keep the focus on companies that invest in the american worker and products made here in the united states. but you can bet, fred, that this is going to be another themed week that will likely be overshadowed by the continuing leak, trickling out of information, about this russia investigation, fred. >> all right. you bet. boris sanchez, thank you so much from new jersey. >>> up next, the view from trump's legal people. the president's lawyer making rounds today insisting there was nothing illegal going on in that mysterious russia meeti

w. bush's chief white house ethics lawyer from 2005 to 2007. paul msnbc political analyst and federal prosecutor, professor at georgetown law school. john harwood remains with me. and brian darwin is with me as well. john, when we look at this and hear about the information that is coming out right now with donald trump jr. confirming the origins of the meeting. again, this is an amended statement to what he first said about why he took the meeting with the russian attorney and pulled in jared kushner and paul manafort. is this a nugget of information that has somehow leaked from bob mueller's investigation which has been pretty tight-sealed so far? >> don't know. "times" story originally yesterday said that they had been given access to documents or been able to view documents. didn't say where the documents came from. advisors to trump saying -- providing more detail about the purpose of the meeting which then prompted donald trump jr. to give his fuller statement. so i don't know the genesis of the -- that sequence of events, but certainly we've

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lifetime, whether you look at paul wellstone, who votes against the iraq war in a state where it is popular. somehow, his approval goes up. i think the same thing was true of george ws well, who had a line he used to say. i remember this pure george w. bush used to say with devastating effect "you always know where i stand." it could not say the same of his opponent. even people who might not have agreed with him were inclined to support someone who they thought was guided by conviction. charlie: does trump have that? to know his is hard ideology. he has a style. time, "iat the same don't have too agree with him, but i believe he is a strong guy." pete: that is part of why he gets support. they look at him and get the sense that he is somebody -- charlie: he is prepared to disrupt. pete: that is certainly true. a lot of people are being disrupted in ways that are also welcome. if he had gotten his way in taking health care with from millions of americans, many of them working class people in community is like mine, they would have realized the disruption was happening on their backs. waslie: medicaid expansion a principal issue of the obama plan. ohio, and in india

paul, the meeting raises the question as to is it illegal or not? was it treason or not? was it collusion. richard painter was the ethics lawyer for george w. bush.e he is. >> we do not get our opposition research from spies. we do not collaborate with russian spies unless we need to be accused of treason. >> treason? >> no, it's not prees son. that's when the rosenberg steal secrets and you're trying to get dirt on hillary clinton even from a russian. that's not treason. and that would put a lot of people in jail. >> now, just to ask something as a point of clarification, would it be treason? some say she was an agent of the kremlin, very clearly. we have not confirmed any such thing. if that's the case, does that change it? if she's an agent of the russian government. >> the treason statute, which by the way is punishable by death, requires you to aid and abet and aid and comfort an enemy of the united states in some affirmative way. asking if you have any dirt on hillary clinton alone i don't think makes out treason. now, when you talk about collusion, it's not even collusion but it could be the beginning of a collusion or conspiracy case if o

w and that was it. the only other reason priebus stayed around was to work on the health care bill. once the bill went down, his close relationship with paul ryan no longer mattered. >> alleged. >> you know what i mean. nobody was taking priebus seriously. that's my point. >> i think your point stands. >> the gangland style is rough. >> classless. >> it's not just that scaramucci calls up magazines to do a mean girls style take down of people. it's also they couldn't get the job done on health care this week. i don't know that priebus would be the one to blame. >> no. he was the chief of staff. the question will be who does scaramucci report to. >> the president. it says in the written statement he reports to the president. >> that what it said before but is it now with kelly as chief of staff. >> i would love to excellecomme that. >> he needs absolute authority. >> andy, go lead. >> general kelly understands what leadership responsibility is. he demonstrated he's respected it. he's respected the chain of kmant. i do believe that he will bring important leadership discipline to the organization at the white house and i hope that it include

paul allen. has: president trump nominated randall quarles to be the top banking regulator. he was a in your treasury official in the george wistration and is currently managing director at a salt lake city-based private equity firm. he is expected to play a pivotal role in trump's plan to it easy regulatory concerns. secretary of state rex in the gulf to resolve the saudi led crisis in qatar. he will attempt to bridge the gap between the two sides. the crisis puts washington in a difficult position. qatar hosts regional headquarters of u.s. central command, well saudi arabia is a top buyer of american weapons. the 70 11th -- u.k. prime minister theresa may will call on her parliamentary opponents to help steer the country out of the european union, after losing status and power in last month' snap election. sin a speech she will stage her mission to tackle injustice and vested interests cc holding the country back. to also say her political enemies said -- should contribute and not criticize. ceo ayman nasa told a conference in istanbul that the outlook for oil surprise is increasingly worrying with a trillion dollars in in

w bush dead. they're breaking tradition and visiting the country before longtime allies. why do you think pauluch an important ally now. if you look at countries like poland they are very pro- american. i think in other administrations had have differences with this president and i think countries like this really understand that u.s. security guarantees. i think he will be greeted very warmly over there. i think it be great for him to go and deliver the message that we intend to honor our security commitments. and then the president travels to germany for g7 summit. as well as the german chancellor. i think the media is going to be obsessed with the russian hacking and putting out information. that happened under barack obama's watch. he did respond. it was pretty weak sanctions. i don't know that you spend as much time on that as the media would like him to i would look at areas where there is really significant problems. we've come into contact with russia there. between our two countries i would talk about international terrorism, russia to meet is you really can't count on them. they are

paul to be part of negotiations on healthcare. day before mcconnell pulled the repeal bill last week, trump to a personal meeting on the issue. the g.o.p. had facetime with group w. all that attention from the president, ball refused to rule out voting obamacare repeal bill, even though every whip count has no.as a hard trump seems to view getting paul's vote as challenge. he came out in march, trump immediately targeted him as who will come along and hat was before the senate even began considering this manner. skype from rom lexington, kentucky, daniel derosur, political reporter with herald to tell us what randing on between senator paul, his colleague, mcconnell president. daniel, derosur, talk about rand now on s position right this healthcare bill and his relationship with the president. right. all so rand paul held a press louisville n yesterday and laid out the plan associated healthcare plan, group plans where people can join in groups and get insurance way. e said if the healthcare bill contained more freedom for associated healthcare plans, he would be more willing to go along. he's trying to layout plans for mcconnell of how to get closer bill.ting y

w no longer say donald trump was looking to participate. there was a blaring headline and we now know jared kushner was willing to sit down and paul manafort was willing to sit down with someone they believed to be an agent of the kremlin, being part of a conspiracy between the kremlin and any willing participants they could find in the trump administration to help donald trump get elected president of the united states. it's all in that e-mail, all forwarded to jared kushner and all forwarded to paul manafort and i can guarantee you that neither one of those gentlemen went into that meeting without reading that e-mail. >> and donald trump jr. strikingly did not back off from that position yesterday, taking the position that, hey, if it's good information, who cares if it would come from the russians as long as it was confirming things he wanted confirmed. there's so much going on with the last few days with donald trump jr. there are stories that get to some of what is goes on behind the scenes both in washington and capitol hill. >> talk about that, mark halperin. but by all accounts that we personally heard and you can also read in the

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w. all that attention from the president, ball refused to rule out voting obamacare repeal bill, even though every whip count has no.as a hard trump seems to view getting paul's vote as challenge. he came out in march, trump immediately targeted him as who will come along and hat was before the senate even began considering this manner. skype from rom lexington, kentucky, daniel derosur, political reporter with herald to tell us what randing on between senator paul, his colleague, mcconnell president. daniel, derosur, talk about rand now on s position right this healthcare bill and his relationship with the president. right. all so rand paul held a press louisville n yesterday and laid out the plan associated healthcare plan, group plans where people can join in groups and get insurance way. e said if the healthcare bill contained more freedom for associated healthcare plans, he would be more willing to go along. he's trying to layout plans for mcconnell of how to get closer bill.ting yes on the the same time, mcconnell has off.etely written him we asked him if he had spoken to mcconnell over the break, they kentucky, he gave a flat out no. he's not really ge