the christian broadcasting network says a faith adviser to president trump, paula white is her name, went on a recent tour of one of the facilities where the immigrant children were being housed. afterward she said she liked what she saw and then answered a question about refugees in the bible. >> since he did witness this firsthand, talk to me about what biblical scriptures come to mind when you saw this. >> well, everyone -- i think so many people have taken biblical scriptures out of context on this. they say stuff well, jesus was a refugee. and yes, he did live in egypt, but it was not illegal. if he had broke the law, then he would have been sinful and he would not have been their messiah. >> i'm joined now by father james marden who has a great deal experience when it comes to scripture, as you might imagine. father marden, when you hear pastor paula white say if jesus had broken the law, he wouldn't be the messiah, i wonder what

paula white has taken a page from that book.alk about slaveholder religion without point ogg out that there's always another way of scripture and that's the one that i'm proud to be part of that bishop barber and i preach. >> and bishop, i know you would love to debate the paula whites of the world. what is it that you would like to argue with them about? >> just the new testament scholar wants to joint, all of us, we have to push this issue. you cannot keep saying this is a conservative point of view when you are liberally dismissing the 22,000 scriptures in the bible that talk about the poor and how you treat the stranger. you can't keep saying this is god's position. it may be republic religion. it may be extremist religion. it may be your own religion, but you can't just can't lying. particularly, when you take it to the highest level of the government and use it to justify policies. it's not that you're saying it, you're saying it in places that justify policies. and i quote it all the time, we're of the part where we justi

and by the way, the evangelicals and paula white, pastor paula white, the evangelicals have been so amazing to us. they came out and they voted, 84% and double and triple the numbers that ever voted an election before. we love the evangelical christians. if you want safety, if you want borders, if you want to have a country, then you need to go out and vote republican. and very importantly, you need to go out and vote for ron desantis for governor of florida. the lobbyists and special interests fighting against my administration, many of them, they care what happens in other countries. i care what's happening in the usa. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "usa"] >> president trump: they are the geniuses who came up with our terrible trade deals, one after another. how about nafta, remember when they signed nafta? remember they signed nafta and everybody just moved their countries to my company's down to mexico and these people are saying isn't that a wonderful thing? no, it's not a wonderful thing and those companies are now moving back. [cheers and applause] these other people who lost

and by the way, the evangelicals and pastor paula white, the evangelicals have been so amazing to us.hey came out and voted. 84% and double and triple the numbers that ever voted in next before. we love the evangelical christians. if you want safety, in you want borders, if you want to have a country, then you need to go out and vote republican. and very importantly, you need to go out and vote for ron desantis for governor of florida. the lobbyists and special interest fighting against my administration, many of them are globalists. they care what happens in other countries. i care about what's happening in the usa. [ crowd chanting "usa" ]. they're the geniuses who came up with our terrible trade deals one after another. how about nafta. remember when they signed nafta? remember they saimed and they d everybody move their companies down to mexico and these people are saying, isn't that a wonderful thing? no. it's not a wonderful thing. and those companies are now moving back. these are the people who lost trillions of dollars overseas and who gave us our horrible immigration laws. t

case in point, florida paula white. >> it is beyond phenomenal, from psychiatric care, children in additionl care, a chapel, events, schooling, language, love. >> you know, there's an entire group that provide all of those services for free no less. they are called parents. but i digress. the minister in me wasn't ready for this. >> i think so many people take in biblical scriptures to say jesus was a refugee. it was not illegal. if he had broke the law he would have been sinful and would not have been their messiah. >> never mind that immigration laws did not exist in the first century middle east. there were no modern nations, but as i think you know pastor white jesus of nazareth lost his life not only the religious laws but the secular records of the roman empire. his sacrifice is the ultimate example of personal conviction to unjust authority. what could be more unjust than separating innocent children from parents seeking refuge and disbursing both without thought. maybe you're right pastor white. christ wasn't an illegal immigrant. after all he got to stay with his parents growing up

>> glor: all right, paula reid at the white house for us. paula, thank you.news just out tonight, "the new yorker" magazine is reporting that six women have accused cbs chairman and c.e.o. leslie moonves of sexual harassment. there are also allegations that former cbs news chairman and current "60 minutes" executive producer jeff fager allowed harassment. we have details and reaction from anna werner. >> reporter: "the new yorker" article by ronan farrow alleges that six women who had professional dealings with moonves said he sexually harassed them, and that 30 current and former employees of cbs said such behavior extended from moonves to important parts of the corporation, including cbs news and "60 minutes." one woman, actor and producer iliana douglas, says she met moonves at his office for a meeting in 1997 but claims he asked if she was single then held her down on the couch with her arms above her head "violently kissing her." she described feeling "like a trapped animal." >> she met with him in 2006 to discuss a projects. he was enthusiastic. then sa

more on this now from paula reid who's at the white house. >> reporter: the president's long-time fixer michael cohen secretly taped a phone call with mr. trump discussing a payment te former playmate karen mcdougal. e e call was made just two months before the presidential election. federal investigators uncovered the recordings, which run about two minutes, in april during raids on cohen's offices and 'sme. the justice department is investigating cohen's role in paying women to stay silent about their claims of affairs with mr. trump in the runup to the 2016 election. if the payments were made to help him get elected, they may be violations of federal campaign finance laws. mcdougal says she began a nearly year-long affair with mr. trump in 2006. just a few months before the election, the publisher of the "national enquirer" purchased her story but never published it. earlier this year, mcdougal spoke to cnn. >> you're convinced now this was an effort to do a favor for donald trump in the last few months of the presidential race? >> unfortunately, yes. >> reporter: the white house did

paula. >>> the white house says the president is looking into, quote, troublesome reports about epa administratorcott pruitt. this follows a cnn report that pruitt asked the president directly to fire attorney general jeff sessions in the spring, and let him run the justice department in a statement to cbs news, pruitt calls the report simply false and says general sessions and i are friends and i want nothing more than to see him succeed in his role. but sources tell us pruitt has been angling for the attorney general job, while formally advising trump on the russian investigation. >>> republican congressman jim jordan is denying claims he ignored claims of sexual abuse when he coached wrestling at ohio state university more than 20 years ago. jordan told politico last night, it is not true. i never about any type of abuse. if i did, i would have done something about. two former wrestlers said jordan lied that he wasn't aware of allegations that a doctor was groping athletes. the doctor, richard strauss, took his own life in 2005. investigators want to interview jordan, but he has not yet respon

paula, thank you. >>> a white house official now confirming what is plainly obvious.dent's press team is not coordinating with rudy giuliani concerning his comments on behalf of mr. trump's legal team. that was apparent monday when giuliani went on to make a series of bizarre claims on "new day" including the fact that he is not sure that collusion with russia is even a crime. now, for context, the criminal code does not use the word collusion. that is true. it is also generally understood that as a broad term, that could include more specific crimes like conspiracy. >> giuliani also suggested before the trump tower meeting with the russians in 2016, several trump aides met for a pre-meeting to discuss strategy. >> lannie said there was a meeting two days before with donald junior and jared and manafort and two others. gates and one more person. >> it is important to know, rick gates, the right-hand man to paul manafort, is cooperating with special counsel robert mueller's investigation. after requests for clarity, rudy giuliani later said the meeting never happened a

white the recording shuts off abruptly. mr. trump told cohen do not pay with cash, but cohen's attorney says trump wanted to use cash. paulahite house. paula, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, that recording you just heard that was one of a dozen that were seized by the fbi in a raid on cohen's home and offices. what this recording does make clear is that trump was aware of a payment before the election despite his claiming any knowledge of it at the time. and on a recording, mr. trump seems to be concerned about buying back the rights of this story from ami, in case his friend david pecker ever lost control of the company. the justice department is looking at whether cohen may have violated campaign finance laws by facilitating payments to women to keep quiet about alleged 'faallege ed affairs with the president. but releasing this tape, this was arrest significa significan. sources of mr. cohen have been telling me he can push back against the president. but this move to release this tape, this is yet another signal that cohen is distancing himself from the president and could be willing to cooperate with federal

paula ready is at the white house where another official says that will happen quickly. paula, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. washington and pyongyang have yet to nail down any specific detail blgs exactly how north korea will denuclearize. as for a time line, a lot of questions it the national security adviser says all of this will happen in a year. the secretary of state says it's going to be more like 2 1ars. >> iade a al with dent trump kimldsmtlnuprograut admit the l younnhis? leworkout? that's far from the president's confident tone arriving home from the subtle. there's no longer a nuclear threat. but new satellite imagery shows expansion of a missile manufacturing site capable of producing missiles that could hit u.s. military installations in asia. the north koreans were finishing construction of the plant around the same time president trump was meeting with kim in singapore. >> it goes to show the intentions and expectations that the north koreans had going into the meeting. >> reporter: david schmerler is a researcher. >> it shows they're full

and that is certainly a threat to the president and the white house should be concerned about. >> glor: paula reid continues her great reporting in d.c. paula, thanks very much. it appears quite a bit has changed in just a little over a week between president trump and the european union. this was our interview with the president in scotland. who is your biggest competitor, your biggest foe globally right now? >> well, i think we have a lot of foes. i think the european union is a foe, what they do to us in trade. now, you wouldn't think of the european union, but they're a foe. >> glor: foes were friendlier today as the president and e.u. chief executive jean-claude jur d pr >> this will open markets for farmers and workers, increase investment, and lead to greater prosperity in both the united states and the european union. it will also make trade fairer and more reciprocal-- my favorite word, reciprocal. >> glor: okay, so that was the president in the rose garden today. weijia jiang was there, as well. weijia? >> reporter: jeff, president trump and the president of the european commission

paula, these indictments come as pressure continues to mount from the white house and some republicans for the mueller investigation to come to an end. how does today's news impact that push? >> reporter: well, sources tell me the special counsel will continue to work through the end of the year. they're gathering evidence and preparing for two trials of paul manafort. the president and his allies would like this to all wrap up soon, but the fact is that manafort's trials won't end until november at the earliest, and the fact that sources have confirmed that there are still witnesses being brought before the grand jury suggests that there are likely more indictments coming. >> golodryga: all of this on mueller's time. paula reid, thank you. the president's visit to britain today included pomp at the palace, protests in the streets of london and backpedaling in ere prime minister's garden from some comments the president made about her in an interview. here's weijia jiang. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: president trump's flair for breaking convention was nowhere in sight as queen elizabeth welcomed h

syrian civil organization the white helmets and families they were evacuated from the war zone in southern syria to a neighboring country. not a policy clear for the details paula what more do we know about the evacuation. well firstly what we do know is that in the past few weeks there has been an intensive effort by the syrian army that has been making gains against pushing the last remnants obviously a mixtape out of syria at the same time it has its eye on regaining the control over the syrian borders with israel and jordan and we've heard from the united nations and several human rights organizations that as many as two hundred and seventy thousand people have fled their homes in the latest offensive most of them have gone towards the jordanian border although some of them have gone to the committee for crossing on the syrian golan heights now this comes as we receive confirmation from both the israeli defense forces and the jordanian foreign ministry that overnight saturday they evacuated some eight hundred members of the controversial white helmets organization then they families were taken from syria to israel and then from israel to the jordanian borde

states, does that apply to things like the governor of maine, paula page, comes into town and spends a bunch of money at the trump hotel near the whitese. just don't know what the legal application of those things will be. >> yeah. >> democrats are making noise about t but we don't know whether they can make that stick. >> john, thanks for putting it all together in one place for us. >> thank you for running it. that video is available at cnbc.com along with another one we did summarizing president trump's ties to russia. >> we are taking a very close look at it. well done. john harwood, cnbc editor at large. we'll be right back. you're watching msnbc. high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner significantly lower

white house. >> reporter: cohen's attorney lanny davis telling abc news mr. cohen, who never introduced anyone from novartis to anyone in the administration or congress did not sell access. now, paulall remember cohen once said he'd take a bullet for the president but in that interview with george he signaled he may cooperate with investigators. this morning the white house is declining comment on our story and novartis telling senate democrats the email exchanges were not part of their contracts at all with cohen. >> all right, cohen also saying his only loyalty is to his family. kyra, thank you for that exclusive reporting this morning. robin? >> now to the government re-opening the investigation into one of the most notorious muirs in u.s. history, the lynching of 14-year-old emmett till in mississippi 63 years ago. many are hoping this will lead to an anti-lynching law. linsey davis is here with more on this. >> good morning, robin. this move from the department of justice comes after bombshell revelations in a recent book about the landmark case of racial violence. emmett till was killed in 1955 after a white woman alleged the 14-year-old whistled at her and grabbed her by the

paula. >> he kind of bolted quickly towards my leg. >> and right in front of them was the rattlesnake. >> he was a gray white speckled rattlesnake that looked identical to that road. >> quickly he sprung into action biting >> todd doing much better today swelling going down significant. he can't help but think about how his actions likely saved >> he did save me. i really believe if he wouldn't have been curious to see what was by my leg, i'm sure that snake would have bit my regular. he's a hero, a lot of people think of him as a hero. he's my hero for sure. . >>> hurricane maria and harvey evacuees get to stay in their homes a little longer. yesterday a federal judge in massachusetts temporarily blocked the eviction. they have now been pushed to midnight on tuesday. temporary sheltering assistance program has paid for hotels across the of people left without a place to stay during and after the natural disasters. >>> let's get you to where you need to go this morning. sal will help you take care out there. >> it does look like we have a monday commute out there and as i'm looking at commute ts on my screens, you will see the traffi

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paula dean is married to an earnest hemmingway look-alike. the american literary giant who penned the classic for whom the bell tolls was known for his thick white38th annual hemmingway celebration in key west. it pays tribute to the author and avid sportsman who lived there during the '30s. >> i had a heck of a team screaming for me. iged there. i think everybody really has to pay their dues, and i did. >> i see the resemblance. he said he has fought for the hemmingway look-alike title fla. he has now earned the nickname as hemmingway himself originally called himself. >> see the heart warming military reunion being watched across the country tonight. >> and we're watching those clouds move back in tonight. we'll let you know >> movie magic all based on a true story. you are about to see the powerful reunion. >> reporter: the home video starts with a father's deployment. army specialist brian saying good-bye to his wife and three year old daughter. that's aria who stars in the video and her teddy bear who she calls daddy bear, a reminder of her real father gone for nearly nine months, serving overseas in germany. >> do you miss daddy? how much

paula jones filed a sexual harassment lawsuit. >> a former arkansas state worker accused then governor bill clinton of sexually harassing her in 1991. the whiteything. >> it's just humiliating what he did to me. >> true or not, this lawsuit is a major embarrassment to president clinton. if lawyers can't get the suit dismissed, he may be forced to answer these charges under oath. >> there was scandal, scandal, scandal, scandal. it was a really concerted attempt to eat away at his moral authority. >> the midterm election is two weeks away, and the republicans, to put it bluntly, smell blood. >> house republicans are representing what they are calling a contract with america. >> as much as anything else this was a rally for newt gingrich, possible speaker of the house. >> we are for this contract as a first step towards renewing american civilization. >> during the 1980s, newt gingrich had had gained this reputation as someone who investigates scandal, use the media, every tool available. that's the gingrich who had his eyes set now both on president clinton but also on retaking control of the house. >> good evening. there's a seismic shift to t

paula. >> so much extreme weather. ginger, thank you. >>> we move to that stunning headline from the white house, president trump planninginvite russian president vladimir putin to the white house this fall. now, the president's own top intelligence official was completely caught off guard by this announcement at a forum in aspen, colorado. abc's terry moran was right there. terry, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, paula. here at the aspen security forum which brings national security experts from the trump administration, previous administrations, the private sector, people were just shocked by this announcement. and it shows that president trump is just determined here that the reshaping of u.s./russia relations, bringing america closer to the kremlin is one of his highest priorities and he's got it on a fast track. >> it's great to be with you. >> reporter: just three days after that historic and unnerving summit with vladimir putin the white house announcing on twitter president trump has invited putin to washington in the fall and discussions are already underway. catching the president's own director

double trump when he was elected to the white house she you know offered right away a visit to meet the queen much earlier and trump's term to be given to it paula either bush president or to reagan or others clearly really put a lot on the u.s. u.k. trade deal and that the u.k. getting federal terms what i find it credible that she would do this is because you got a president to use mother was america first base believes that america's giving too much of its wealth abroad he claims he's the world's greatest deal maker i'm sure he is not but said but he's put you know he has a lot of personal stock in being able to get great deals for america and he wants to put those first united states as a trade deficit with the u.k. it's impossible to me to see him agreeing a deal that is going to enrich the u.k. more at the expense of the united states so i think that the kind of deal better deal terms for the u.k. the theresa may was banking everything on was just so redline the trip was never going to cross anyway and it seems that this very controversial president who enjoys controversy has certainly created an awful lot of that right now saying that you

paula, thank you. >>> the president will be in florida today, stumping for republican candidates ahead of the midterm elections in november. at a white house news conference yesterday with the italian prime minister, president trump renewed his threat to shut down the government. the president also said he would be willing to meet with iran's president without preconditions. weijia jiang is at the white house. >> reporter: president trump has asked for $25 billion for border security, although he says that's not a red line and he's open to negotiation. but he has appeared to draw a deadline for reaching a deal before the government faces a shutdown in september. >> the whole thing is ridiculous. and we have to chance our laws. >> reporter: president trump's message to congress during a press conference monday was crystal clear. >> i would have no problem doing a shutdown. it's time we had proper border security. >> reporter: government funding runs out at the end of september, just weeks before the midterm election. the last time the president signed a short-term measure to keep the government open, it came with a warning. >> i say t

putin and now the white house apparently thinking a second meeting so soon after helsinki is not such a good idea, george. >> next year at the earliest. martha raddatz, thanks very much. paula. >> extraordinary time, george. >>> now to staggering news from facebook which suffered its largest stock decline ever. late yesterday it lost $130 billion in mark value in just a matter of two hours and it is not going to get much better. during their earnings conference call the company admitted its growth will continue to slow down the rest of the year, feeling the effects of stronger privacy laws. this news hit the rest of the tech industry hard. snapchat's parent company, snap and twitter stocks, immediately tumbled upon the news. facebook's ceo, mark zuckerberg, took a huge personal hit as well. he lost $16.8 billion, with a "b," billion dollars. >> imagine have $16.8 billion to lose. >> not feeling it. >> thank you, paula. >>> new developments in the case of that stanford university swimmer brock turner who was found guilty of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman back in 2015. his attorneys now argue the decision should be overturned in part because turner kept his clothes