presidentl, you know, acron is now facing a lot of criticism and protests at home, quo, his up the status popularity ratings are not much now.r than trump's right so i think there is a sense that the french president has a certain amount of influence on resident trump and that he may be able to win certain theessions that would be to advantage of the french, particularly -- got you. -- stay on the phone with us, we'll atch a little bit of the proceedings as they take place, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ host: the events at the white house, president trump and many vice including the president, visiting with the french president emmanuel macron. "vanity fair," wrote a piece about the french piece, joining us. before we got interrupted, we talking about the similarities about mr. trump and president. go ahead and continue that thought. electedes, both of them on their first attempt, macron electoral ious experience, trump of course did not. they are both outsiders, in an way, both products of the same phenomena, populist quo and of the status traditional parties in their respective countries. in

raided the home, office, and hotel room of presidentl trump's perso lawyer. michael cohen this week. the railedoc gatheredents and electronic devices. in federalri courty, cohen asked the judge to block the justice department from having access to the materials, which may have inchuleded conversations with campaign televisors' rofrledings and perhaps ofven his most famous client. they say the searches are the result of a lengthy investigation into cohen in seek evidence of crimes. the railed sparked the president's fury to sure and ruptured talks with special counsel robert mueller. up untilthis week's raid, it seem it would president was prepared to sit for an with mueller. now that may be off the table and today, reports that deyty attoeneral rolled rosenstein, who heads the mueller investigation, has expressed concern that he may be fired. abby, where is the white house moving tonight in lights of all this activity with michael cohen? we've heard and there have been many repor that the presidents and cohen spoke by phone. abby: right, which is unusual for

president puti wants to get desperate and putin wants to give trump another chance to presidentlation -- putin wants to give trump another chance to avoid escalation. investigating the epa spending a $43,000 on a secure phone booth -- thett pruitt's office budget director said "i'm not any happier about it than you are." this comes days after the account ability office found the epa violated spending loss. anicials in puerto rico say excavator accidentally downed a powerline yesterday, causing an island-wide blackout. it could take 24-36 hours to fully restore power. people have been without electricity since maria hit the island in september. condemnedkel sheemists in berlin -- called it a very horrible incident and promised the government would respond "with full force and resolved against growing anti-semitism in germany." showed a young man attacking the victims while yelling "jew" in arabic. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: coming up, a record quarter for morga

that decision, plus twisted reporting and presidentle this tweets ending up costing my husband his job. also she blames -- the political action committee of long time hillary clinton ally. she said that money had no impact on her husband's campaign. all those contributions were publicly reported and of course again clinton's e-mails never came up. if they had, i would have found that alarming, immediately reported it and likely pulled out of the campaign. so she would have reported her husband and it was north of $700,000. president of judicial watch joins me now. so i just laid that out. i'm going to hand it over to you with whether or not the world cares what mrs. mccabe is saying. >> well, of course, mr. mccabe was fired, should have been fired for a lot of things, but he was fired for lying four times, allegedly, to investigators, which would be a federal crime or many federal crimes if it were being prosecuted. so this is just a lot of noise, it seems to me, to provide risk for mr. mccabe to challenge his removal. he tougt be concerned about prosecution. his wife confirming that h

presidentl, you know, acron is now facing a lot of criticism and protests at home, quo, his up the statusarity ratings are not much now.r than trump's right so i think there is a sense that the french president has a certain amount of influence on resident trump and that he may be able to win certain theessions that would be to advantage of the french, particularly -- got you. -- stay on the phone with us, we'll atch a little bit of the proceedings as they take place, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ host: the events at the white house, president trump and many vice including the president, visiting with the french president emmanuel macron. "vanity fair," wrote a piece about the french piece, joining us. before we got interrupted, we talking about the similarities about mr. trump and president. go ahead and continue that thought. electedes, both of them on their first attempt, macron electoral ious experience, trump of course did not. they are both outsiders, in an way, both products of the same phenomena, populist quo and of the status traditional parties in their respective countries. in t