but you begin with rahm emanuel. he was in for a relatively short . of time but had a lot to a comput. tell us about his experience. it was such an odd couple. emanuel,obama and rahm who we know is a character. i think manual was a pretty good choice for president obama. of aber, this was a moment real crisis. we were on the verge of a great depression. credit was frozen around the world. it was a real moment where things had to be done. and obama had to pass a stimulus. rahm emanuel was a guy who knew the hill intimately. nobody knew capitol hill better than you did and he was in line to become the first jewish acre of the house. he only reluctantly took the job as white house chief. they got a lot done. including, as ugly as it might have been in the process, including obamacare. i think romney had a pretty successful run. rahm emanuel is the kind of guy who did not shy away from telling barack obama what he thought. they had a real battle over health care. rahm emanuel wanted to go with something less ambitious. obama won the argument. emmanuel salu

rahm emanuel knew the hill intimately.e was in lined to become the first jewish speaker of the house. only reluctantly took the job as white house chief by the way. i think they got a lot done including as ugly as it might have been in the process including obamacare. i think that rahm had a pretty successful run. he was pretty good at -- he's kind of guy who did not shy away from telling barack obama what he thought. they had a real battle over healthcare. rahm wanted to go with something more modest, less ambitious. obama won that argument. emmanuel went and ahead and got it done. host: what is the average length of service for the white house chief of staff? guest: it is so grueling, so unrewarding and thankless and 24-7 that the average tenure is really less than two years. host: where do white house chief of staffs go after serving that position? how does it work? guest: well, famously in rahm emanuel's case. he left to run for mayor of chicago. succeeded in winning that election. not that many white house chief have

did rahm emanuel listen at all? no. we are seeing the media adjust its behavior over accusations of fake news and a city mayor under a president who isn't his best friend puts more cops on the streets. my theory: bureaucrats and media hate trump so much that they can't let him win the arguments of the up their game just to shut the guy up. trump's tweets about chicago, iran, the media. it may be the best motivational tool we've got. geraldo, don't you think the media is extra motivated? every time they screw up, they've got to listen to trump make fun of them. >> geraldo: i think -- i am old enough to have lived through and been in business during president nixon. he could not buy a break. president trump, i think he gets worse press than president nixo president nixon. i think absolutely everything he does is construed in the most evil, negative way possible. and these awards coming out next week, next monday, it's a gimmick. it's kind of a shtick. on the other hand, i was in puerto rico with the president when the nob

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rahm emanuel never used a curse word. i think you're missing my point.t the fact that it's a curse word, it's the context in which it was used. he was basically saying, why do we have...? i'm not missing the point, i'm addressing the sanctimony and the righteousness, 0k? because what we're doing now in our society is we're tabulating every syllable and tabulating what people say. we've now decided we want a portal into everybody‘s personal life and a portal into everybody‘s private discretionary conversations, and then when they say something that isn't discreet, we set our hairs on fire, we run around the world with our hair on fire. let us be clear. let me stop you. people do talk like that. i mean, you've got viewers that talk like that. let me stop you for a second. what you seem to be saying is that a comment which in context was seen to be racist — notjust by his democratic opponents, but by republicans, some of them in that room as well, by the united nations, by the african nations he appeared to be referring to — around the world, the feeling wa

hear dhs say we may ultimately go and arrest these officials brings to mind maybe we could see rahm emanueloing aer. doing -- doing a perp walk. is it going to go that far? >> i would caution going that far. if there are charges they can file. there is nothing concrete now. but it goes to say that these sanctuary cities are harboring criminals. they are harboring dangerous illegal immigrants who have killed people and have broken the law, and that's putting americans at risk, and that's not acceptable no matter who you are. charles: boston and cambridge all laughed at the possibility of dhs considering arresting them for taking action against them. everyone is emboldened. they are emboldened to tell the federal government, we are not going to listen. to tell american citizens we are not going to protect you and we think these illegal immigrants have as much rights as you do. >> the people giving them sanctuary seem to think they are on the moral high ground. as for the dhs looking into the possibility of prosecution, it's always a good idea for those whose job it is to enforce the law look

you don't have them serving two masters and local politicians who set up sanctuary cities like rahm emanuelrri brown in california, they put their local law enforcement at risk because they are telling one set of officers ignore the law, don't follow it and another set of officers trying to do the right thing, but law enforcement in the middle, not fair to them, we should be protecting police officers of the trump administration again doing a great job doing that, double standard, they don't know, talk out of both sides of their mouth. >> what is your message to politicians and things where he cities? >> watch out, this is a country founded on rule of law, not rule of man and you have no right to put your constituency in danger to protect interests of illegal criminal aliens. rob: we appreciate it. 19 minutes after the hour, steve bannon grilled on the hill when the x trump and kane manager sarah didn't say about russia that led to a subpoena. >> carly shimkus with officers are responding. ♪ g augmented reality g augmented reality so engineers in the field can share data and get expert back

i'm talking people like rahm emanuel with their sanctuary states, their sanctuary cities and now new class of individuals sanctuary felons that they give pardons too because they are pursuing a progressive agenda. well, who -- where do these people prey? where do they practice their illicit trades? it's not in the bay area at the chardonnay cocktail parties, okay. it is in these black and brown and immigrant communities that are the victims of these horrendous crimes. >> we went from these six criminals to jerry brown? laura, you are a lawyer, isn't that a big leap in logic because you want to ignore -- you want to ignore the good immigrants in this country, you want to ignore all of the ones that -- laura, i want to give you some facts -- from law to -- why don't you mention the country nigeria. oh my gosh, that's the country that has higher percentage of individuals with graduates degrees than americans. you didn't mention nigeria, laura, i was a little perplexed why not nigeria? >> laura: what's your point? leo, i just want to understand this and we're out of time. i just want to

brian: so de blasio, rahm emanuel, mayors in major cities.ago are already on a last call list. ainsley: senator kamala harris had this conversation on this topic. >> acting director homan said he asked the justice department to quote look into criminal charges for elected officials with sanctuary policies as they are harboring illegal aliens according to 8 usc 1324. this comment was specifically about california elected officials u after the enactment of the california values act. my question is whether dhs is currently working with the justice department to bring section 8 usc 1324 charges or any criminal charges against state or local officials. >> i believe the request was made the department of justice is reviewing what avenues might be available. brian: maybe one of those avenues is arresting the officials. which would probably be a pr mistake because seeing rahm emanuel in handcuffs inspire people on the left to do more. steve: think about this. the department of justice already issued a final warning to those cities and said, you know,

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i know the reason people like mayor rahm emanuel are holding undocumented immigrants is because he knowshat every ten years there is a census and what does a census to? accounts people, it doesn't matter if they are legal or not. it provides a number of congressional seats and what happens there gives power to the particular states and funding which gives democrats jobs and all kinds of other things. this is a disingenuous effort by the democratic party because they are not caring about the lives of these dreamers that are really on the line. they care about the power in which they give them political points in an election. otherwise they wouldn't make a deal. >> jon: there's a bipartisan meeting underway at the white house, last question. one of the chances they come to some kind of agreement? >> i don't think there will be in agreement today, quite frankly i think the opposite which is republicans don't want these dreamers to become citizens because you know they are going to 99.9% vote democrat because the democrats have done more for immigrants, undocumented and otherwise in this cou

obviously people like rahm emanuel and jerry brown and others are thumbing their nose at the law and pick and choose what laws they want to follow and this is not one. as far as any other citizen in the country, if you were to do the same thing, i can guarantee you the feds would be on you immediately if you are attempted to harbor or conceal somebody in the country illegally. it's a felony under title 8 section 1324. it violates their oath, puts the people of country at risk by protecting these law breakers. arrest warrants ought to be issued. >> in your state alone, later on today, an article came out about sanctuary mayors laughing. they're saying some of us are veterans, all elected by the people here. it's a joke. they're not taking this seriously. >> when i first testified before congress and congressman king asked me what we should do, we should issue arrest warrants. the major from cambridge said well have the sheriff come get me. what i explained in response was, he's going to be disappointed. it probably won't be me but it will be somebody else and it should be somebody els

rahm emanuel, james baker. but this president doesn't like to be overshadowed in any way.ow do you see the significance of this. >> you can argue he's lasted this long because he said i'm going to stay in my lane. i can't stop trump from being trump. what i can the is a gateway and a filter as to what he sees, who he sees, whether or not he'll have access to his daughter and jared kushner the way he did. fol following up on your reporting, that's even frustrating the president, the kate way player kelly has been. on the other hand, he's been a stabilizer as well internally. i think it puts the president in a box. >> does the president need john kelly, errol? >> i think the country probably does in the following sense, we need a chief of staff, speaks with one voice where you don't have things like we saw the other day. it's great for us as journalists that the president walks in and gives an impromptu -- breaks a bunch of news an flying away. that's great. for everyone there, it's a wonderful moment. it's not great for the country to always be wondering what is the policy.

. >> in 2015, mayor rahm emanuel cut $200 million from the public school budget. this resulted in 1,400 staff layoffs. where were most of the layoffs? bridgeport? lincoln park? nope, the south side and west side where the black people live. that's like a really odd coincidence. >> why do black and brown parents, educators, students, why do we always have to fight so hard for what should be given to us? >> and we want to talk about violence in our communities, we have to talk about the support systems we have. teachers are our support systems. and that's what we're fighting for, and black lives matter chicago stands firmly on that. thank you. [ applause ] >> the thing i was interested in today, we're here to talk about the violence in chicago. parents connected the lack of schools and lack of school resources directly to the violence. >> that's right. >> i think that's something people don't really think about. they think violence is one thing, schools is another thing. >> that's the problem. people want to individualize it and put it solely on the shooters or gang

as commerce secretary only days later to give it up, perhaps he was confronted rude reality of rahm emanuel et cetera, he gave it up. there was a huge opportunity and one of the reasons why i sam so frustrated with obama's presidency because he could have brought people together instead, he increased the divide. you want to say oh, donald trump is there now. donald trump is there in part as a response to the failure of barack obama. he did not keep us safe. he did not grow the economy. and americans resent him for it. final word to you. i got to go. >> and past administrations republican too, trish, didn't take the economy seriously and backed down in the face of pressure from the swamp which is what the president has done. he eliminated that swamp factor to the degree he can, as fast as he can. that is why the economy is growing. if the democrats don't catch on to this, jump on board to try to help i don't know what their issues are being going forward. american people taking note. trish: he has taken their space. he has taken the working class, middle class american space, that the democr

i know a lot of other people, danny davis and carter collins and harold washington, rahm emanuel, but hadn't heard of a barack obama. so we met him that spring of 2003, and let me just say this -- the rest is history. i was so excited after meeting him. we later told alexis herrman, the former labor secretary in the clinton-gore administration. we told bill lynch, the deputy mayor of new york city. we told everybody we could in the kerry campaign up to john kerry. we found some video footage. we sent it to the campaign, and he was chosen as the keynote speaker in 2004. i didn't get involved in the primary in 2008. i didn't get involved in the primary in 2016. as a party leader, i wanted to give both candidates -- people would say to me, you got to be for barack obama. i said yes, i am black. i am a woman also. but i am getting old and grumpy, and maybe i will like john mccain. at the end of the day, when may 31st, 2008 came around, there was a big meeting in the rules and bylaws committee that the dnc held, and i supported obama's proposal to give the disputed delegates in florida and

i know a lot of other people, danny davis and carter collins and harold washington, rahm emanuel, but i hadn't heard of a barack obama. so we met him that spring of 2003, and let me just say this -- the rest is history. i was so excited after meeting him. we later told alexis herrman, the former labor secretary in the clinton-gore administration. we told bill lynch, the deputy mayor of new york city. we told everybody we could in the kerry campaign up to john kerry. we found some video footage. we sent it to the campaign, and he was chosen as the keynote speaker in 2004. i didn't get involved in the primary in 2008. i didn't get involved in the primary in 2016. as a party leader, i wanted to give both candidates -- people would say to me, you got to be for barack obama. i said yes, i am black. i am a woman also. but i am getting old and grumpy, and maybe i will like john mccain. at the end of the day, when may 31st, 2008 came around, there was a big meeting in the rules and bylaws committee that the dnc held, and i supported obama's proposal to give the disputed delegates in florida a

this warning sent to some of thl worst offenders, including bill de blasio, rahm emanuel, who were toldey will start being hit personally with vines and legal actions if they don't comply. emmanuel was defined, declaring "the trump justice department can try to intimidate us with legal threats but we will never abandon our values of the welcoming cities or the rights of chicago residents. bill de blasio formally boy caused a white house event today, leaving the president to insist the focus should be on keeping the public safe. >> sanctuary cities are there best friend of gangs and cartels. ms-13. the death rate around sanctuary cities in and around, for innocent americans, is unacceptable. take a look at what happened in san francisco and kate steinle. my administration is committed to protecting innocent americans. and to the mayors you choose to boycott this event have put the needs of criminal illegal immigrants over law-abiding americans. >> that came after the president lashed out at summer democratic leader chuck schumer for backpedaling on funding for the wall. the president to

this interesting dynamic between mayors in this country, rahm emanuel among those at the front of this obviously his pushback on the sanctuary cities issue from the white house and others. sarah sanders responded to that issue in recent days. >> the white house has been very clear that we don't support sanctuary cities. we support enforcing the law and following the law. if mayors have a problem with that, they should talk to congress, the people that pass the laws. >> the white house punting those issues to congress. how problematic is that right now? >> mayors, let me start with that, 2/3 of mayors of the top 100 biggest cities are democrats. they really are, as the u.s. mayors, sit on the front lines not just of policy battles but politics, as well. there's not a lot the trump administration can do to waive a pen and end sanctuary cities. there's a host of legal and constitutional and even geographical questions. system of their efforts have been held up in court. it's mayors who are mostly democratic in the big cities who are basically able to create the sanctuary cities, which is

karl rove or rahm emanuel in the bausch or obama white houses would have had that guy thrown out in fivees. >> david, a huge impact of this book is the fallout between the president and his former chief strategist steve bannon, the axelrod of the trump white house and bannon has not publicly denied the incendiary comments, the quotes in the book, after which the white house released a statement saying, quote, steve bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency. when he was fired, he lost his job and his mind. steve doesn't represent my base. he's only in to for himself, unquote. obviously i know the answer to this question, but i'm going to ask it anyway. can you think of a worse communications strategy for dealing with this than how they have done it? i mean, is there -- is there any -- how would you have told them to deal with this book, just don't even talk about it? >> well, i mean, i would have let -- i would have let the press secretary handle it. i would have been very muted about it. when you engage like this, as i said earlier, you just amp it up. let me just point out one t

number two, it's the city of mayor rahm emanuel who has he has made an arch enemy. and because it's a minority majority city, a city that is a people of color. and none of those things are his friends. >> the other thing he has put the resources in places that he has mentioned in the context of chicago, but he has not shifted the resources to chicago to actually address the problem. >> what do you think about that? hi, talks about afghanistan, you know. if we look at how much money has been shifted to the southeast and asian regions and we look at how much money and how much of the national budget has been focused on the problems in chicago with the american people, then we have some real statistic to look at and really hold donald trump to some of his campaign promises about bringing change and fixing the problem. >> should it be clear, that was a campaign promise. we're spending all that money abroad. we should be building back here. america first. chicago is part of america. >> right. but he is looking at us like we're a different country. i don't understand why

please help me welcome rahm emanuel from the city of chicago. >> i am going to be quick, because i knowhas been a great panel and other people have calls. look, we are living in a period of time when you earn what you learn. i don't know everybody in the room, but i guarantee you that we have two things in common, the love of our parents and a good education. we can't do something about one, but we can do something about two. we have decided in chicago going from the kindergarten to high school to pre-k to college model model. our graduation rate has grown from 56% to 78% last year, and on track for 85%, and by 2019 to get your walking papers, and we will help you every child has to , have a letter of acceptance from a community college, the armed forces. everyone will have a post high school education plan. you cannot succeed if you do not have -- have that. we will help you plan for that. and we have is -- we've established the chicago star program -- program. dreamers can get it. most of the kids that take it are the first in their family to go to college. you want to make sure they

please, help me welcome the great rahm emanuel from the sciy of chicago. >> i am going to be quick, becauset has been a great panel and other people have calls and all of us. and look, we are living in a period of time when you earn what you learn. i don't know everybody in the room, but i guarantee you that we have two things in common, the love of our parents and good education. we can't do something about one, but we can do something about t two. we have decided in chicago going from the kindergarten to high school to pre-k to college mo l model. the graduation rate has grown from 56% to 78% last year, and on track for 85%, and by 2019 to getting the walking papers, and we will help you, every child has to have a letter from the colleges or the junior colleges or the armed forces, and you will have are a post high school plan. you cannot succeed, and we have to help you the plan for that. and we have established in chicago, the chicago star program, and if you have a b average, you can get free college. the dream er s cs can get it. you want to make sure they can see the world and be par

these politicians, people your mayor, my mayor, rahm emanuel de blasio in new york.at they are doing is grandstanding and neglecting public safety for their own political interests. they want to confuse legal immigration with illegal immigration. steve: we hear that all the time. >legal immigrants are like someone in your home guest in your home making something better. illegal immigrants are like thieves there to harm you and steal your political security. steve: what are the political reasons. >> i believe they are going it curry favor with the hispanic voters. they are trying to pander to the hispanic vote. by of the way, this isn't just hispanic issue. there are plenty of illegal immigrants all over the world. steve: this is a public safety. >> often the victims of dangerous illegal immigrants protected by so-called sanctuary cities. the victims are very often hispanics. sandra a young money in los angeles killed by somebody who had been deported five times previously in that sanctuary jurisdiction of los angeles. steve: something you hear in a number of the sanc