ask your dermatologist about humira & go. ♪ >>> by all accounts, including his own, robert davis was use of his childlike ways perhaps or his learning disabilities maybe. >> he's easy to play. he's like me. he's got a kind heart. he's gullible. >> robert seemed to need his mother sandy to protect him from the big, bad world, while he took care of her when she was attacked by chronic illness, medication for which tends to slur her speech. >> he's a big dude, but he's a teddy bear. he always wanted to grow up and be in health care and nursing like i was. >> mind you, robert did get into trouble once over a petit theft and his learning disabilities landed him in a special school for several years. but the good thing? a family acquaint answer was a school resource police officer. his name was randy snead. he had known robert and his mom for years. robert looked up to randy, trusted him. so when officer snead, now a detective with the albemarle county police, came looking for robert after the fire, sandy told him without hesitation where he could find her son. >> i says, is robert in troub

i'm david gura, another wrinkle in robert mueller's investigation former manhattan madam kristin davisd and jailed after her scandal around former new york governor eliot spitzer is now added to the list of those robert mueller wants to question. davis is known for running a prostitution service in manhattan nearly a decade ago. davis is a longtime roger stone associate. she believes mueller wants to talk to her about political work she's done for him. here is what stone told cnn last night about her involvement. >> she has no knowledge whatsoever of russian collusion, collaboration with wikileaks or anything else improper having to do with the 2016 election. >> roger stone -- former trump adviser said her work for me is perfectly legal. anything to the contrary is actionable and will be pursued in court. joining me with defense attorney. let me turn to you first for the basics here, what we know about this approach made to kristin davis. >> on thursday the special counsel's office called her attorney and asked do we need to go and serve her or subpoena. they slept on it and they said

about a manhattan madam who knows roger stone, longtime trump advisor and robert mueller wants more information. >> kristin davis is the name and robert mueller wants to talk to her, davis is still in prison for her role running a high profile prostitution ring. it is not clear at this point what mueller wants to talk to her about but it might have to do with her work with roger stone who admitted as much on cnn tonight. >> anything other than that question, she has been an associate of mine for ten years, someone i have great affection for. >> roger stone who said he may be the unnamed person in a mueller indictment alleging contacts with russian operatives at the democratic national committee. all in all, another head spinning day in the ongoing investigation of trump associates. tgif and a happy 55th birthday to you. >> i'm not 55. need to correct the record. you are a great friend and that tees it up nicely. juan williams, and jason chaffetz, welcome. >> happy birthday. >> i want to know how shannon bream was tweeting photos. i want robert mueller to investigate that. >> took the midnight shift on your birth

no headline we can't not expect, the new york madam, you remember this, kristin davis, has now been subpoenaed by robertueller. kristin davis, the new york madam, that is involved in the eliot spitzer saga. client number was it 9? >> client 9, yes. >> what is the deal with her getting subpoenaed, john? >> we don't know what the deal is. we do know that kristin davis has a long, close personal relationship with roger stone. roger stone being trump's long-time political conciliary and the person who talked him into bringing paul manafort in. he started the first major k street political lobbying firm in the '80s, black, manafort stone and kelly. stone and trump part ways in 2015. he's not going to work on the campaign. 2016 manafort comes in. oh, you know what, i'll do it for free, manafort says. you don't even have to pay me to be your campaign manager. if he's -- if he's subpoenas kristin davis, it's because there's something involving either roger stone or manafort or both. that is the only connection there can be. >> i'm sorry i'm laughing, it's so absurd. the headlines are so absurd. we should remind

can't do anything in brussels and they could do that they was very quick to replace davis davis dominic roberts how much of a setback is this for the prime minister and could there be more resignations as barbara indicated people in brussels fear. it is a huge setback and i think it's really the fallout from tourism is biggest mistake which she made a while ago when she triggered article fifty before really setting out any direction on brics it so now we've got this huge time pressure and people will be thinking long and hard whether it's a good idea to replace the reason may to replace effectively the whole leadership of the country just before we have a crucial summit coming up in brussels in october and just before article fifty runs out in march before britain really is set to leave the e.u. there is intense speculation we haven't heard anything from boris johnson he has been challenge by fellow m.p.'s to come forward and throw his head in the ring but nothing as happened also swell a brave woman who's a junior. with david davies speculation that she might resign i think more resignations c

davis' called it the snuggery. it is used by the family for private affairs. generalhe met with robert e. lee in this room at least wants to discuss military strategy. it seems clear he met with other people in this room as well. mrs. davis probably used it to have breakfast, have a cup of coffee, meet with a friend. the children had some of their tutoring sessions in this room. thenow a fair amount about meeting davis had with lee. mrs. davis wrote about it in her memoirs. restore this room. she wrote one day, general leak came to this house through the front door and apparently walked directly into this room without wiping off his boots sufficiently. a bow andds, with excuse for walking on the white boots,in his splash general leak sat down and plunged into discussion of the military situation with president davis, reclining. later, lee noticed a saucepan in front of the fireplace. this is the original fireplace. he said to mrs. davis, this is a comfortable and pretty little thing. what do you use it for? she took it as a hit as he was 30. she heated up a coffee and served it to him. --

. >>> breaking news, robert mueller wants to talk to the madam. davisent to jail as part of the prostitution scandal involving the former new york governor eliot spitzer and she also worked for longtime associate roger stone who also happens to be the godfather to her son. kara ska neleh is outfront. what else do you know about this? >> reporter: that's right, erin. you really can't make this up. we know robert mueller has reached out to kristen davis known as the manhattan adam. now, davis has worked for stone for years. they're very close. he is the godfather to her son, but her lawyer says that she has not been subpoenaed by robert mueller, but he did tell me -- this is daniel hawk hiser, her attorney, if the special attorney appeals her, he will be representing her in that. he also declined any conversations he had with the special office. they also declined to comment. davis's spokeswoman gave us a statement in which she explained the extent of the relationship with roger stone shchl e said christian davis and roger stone are very good friends and

and think for second, how easy or difficult to you think it would have been to try jefferson davis and robert e. lee in a richmond courtroom made up of ordinary virginians fter the civil war? i think the union propagators look at the odds of being successful in trying such a case and realized, "all we need is one to think that treason has not been committed, and we would lose." for his part, underwood felt probably that having an african-american jury might improve the odds for a successful prosecution, but, nonetheless, the government decided to drop the cases. first, as i mentioned, johnson issued an amnesty for all of those confederate leaders who had been indicted on christmas day, 1868, and in february of 1869, the government prosecutors dropped the charges against all of the 39 confederate leaders who had been indicted. said, of the lawyers "thereby closing out the rebellion," as he put it. -- i justat's how think that is an interesting case.hat came out of this going to go back to the indictment. a couple of minutes before i would like to turn it over to questions, but i would like to

davis supported clinton, hillary clinton, barack obama. what he's doing is i think cohen is having guy patrillo negotiate a potential plea with the southern district of new york and maybe negotiations and robertcounsel on how to deal with the p.r. onslaught that will happen in the event he flips. really if you think about it, cohen, by disavowing his associations with donald trump on social media and what i call his digital aboutface, cohen is basically signalling to trump, hey, give me a pardon, a whole other cup of tea, or basically saying, hey, trump, come and get it because he really doesn't have an obligation to be loyal to donald trump at this time. >> okay. we're loyal to you and having you on the broadcast all the time. thank you so much. >>> coming up next, leading conservative congressman jim jordan denies ignoring sexual misconduct while an assistant wrestling coach at ohio state. the president has defended jordan, but should america be surprised that he has? belly fat: the chili pepper sweat-out. not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient e

mcdoug >>> late tonight the breaking news hits special counsel robert mueller wants to talk to kristen davis our m.j. lee has more of the breaking news. what is the latest that you you have learned about this? >> we learned that mueller have made contact with the lawyer representing kristen davis. some may know her as manhattan madame. if you recall, she actually went to jail as apart of the prostitution scandal that took down eliot spitzer. that has not yet happen. we got in touch with the lawyer who would be representing her if that were to happen. if the special counsel subpoenas her, he would not be representing her. we do not know at this point why robert mueller is interested in talking to this woman. certainly an intrigue ing and unexpected on robert mueller's investigation. >> at this point in time if we were to make an educated guess, that may be one reason why robert mueller and his team is interested in talking to kristen davis. the two have known each other for a long time. davis actually did some work for roger stone including i am told doing some clerical work and some work rel

in looking at these amendments, it turns out that southerners like robert toombs and jefferson davis, andrew johnson and others were perfectly willing and proposed trading state authority the protection of slavery for federal authority for the protection of slavery. the issue was not about states' rights. it was about property rights. i think those 67 amendments, all of which we publish in the book, make that point very clear. i've got a couple of other points to make here, but i think i may weave them into my answers for your questions. so i'm going to stop at that point and open the floor. ranger dave has a microphone and he will be selecting the questionnaires. all i have to do is think of -- up some creative answer. >> first, thank you for your 30 years of service. i had missed that and have not read the blurb in a while when i signed up for the ticket. dr. pitcaithley: thank you. >> i have a perspective from having fallen madly in love with the descendents of dred and harriet scott who have founded and served us so beautifully with the dred scott heritage foundation. so my perspe

robert mueller. going to read this to you so i get it just right. davis, the manhattan madam, just told nbc news that someone in robert mueller's office called her lawyer yesterday to ask if she would accept a subpoena or if the fbi would need to serve her. her lawyer called back today and said she accepted, but has no more detail. for them to come to me on information in russian collusion, i don't have that. but she adds, i worked for roger stone many years. ding, ding, ding, madam. i've been with rogers since 2010 doing web design and multi talented, madam. i can't believe i'm reading this. heilman, say something. >> as the -- >> heilman is speechless. >> we've been focused for a while. i don't like the noose tightening metaphor. roger stone is in deep trouble and he's been -- >> why? >> because of the fact -- >> he was the colluder? >> we don't know. >> really? >> he's been in touch -- there is question about what he knew about gucifer 2.0. that questions is still unresolved. we know on the basis of the indictment a week-and-a-half -- only been a week,

late today the breaking news hit, special counsel robert mueller wants to talk to a woman named krisit davtin davis. she was once known as the manhattan madam who ran a high-priced call girl ring some years back in new york city. our m.j. lee has more of the breaking news. what's the latest you're learning about this? >> anderson, as you said, we have learned today that special counsel robert mueller has made contact with the lawyer representing kristin davis. as you said, she's a woman that some members of the public might better know her as the manhattan madam. she was ran a high-end prostitution ring in new york city. if you recall, she actually went to jail as a part of the prostitution scandal that took down former new york governor eliot spitzer. now, if there's going to be a subpoena that mueller and his team hand down to kristi in, davis, this woman, that has not yet happened. we got in touch with the lawyer who would be representi ining hf that happened. now, we do not know at this point why the special counsel, robert mueller, is interested in talking to thisle wo woman. certainly a reall

if there is a subpoena robert mueller is going to hand down to kristen davis we are told that will not happen. he says if the special counsel subpoenas her i will be representing her. at this point in time we do not know why robert mueller might be interested in speaking to this woman, but we do know that kristen davis is good friends with roger stone, the former trump campaign aide. they have known each other for a very long time, and in fact roger stone is the godfather to kristen davis' child and she has done work for roger stone including we are told clerical work and work involving his websites. just a few minutes ago we did get a statement from a spokesperson. roger is the godfather to her son. she's currently in the cosmetology business and she knows nothing whatsoever about collusion in the 2016 election. she's trying to get ahead of the story. >> intriguing development in this investigation. m.j., thank you very, very much. joining us now is congressman ted lou. congressman, thanks so much for joini joining us. and let's get to some of our big stories. first of all recordings

known as the manhattan madame is reportedly wanted for questioning in the robert mueller investigation. you may remember kristen davis of the prostitution scandal involves former new york governor elliott spitzer. she has tied to long time trump advisor roger stone. while the special counsel's office is not commenting on these latest reports, we know that mueller's team has already interviewed multiple people with close ties tostone. >>> a new branch of the democratic party is gaining speed. according to the associated press, 42 candidates at the local, state, and federal level this year have the former endorsement of the democratic socialists of america. candidates like bernie sanders are hitting the campaign trail and becoming recognizable faces of the democratic party. >> we are a nation that will not stop until every child is born with the opportunity to go to college or trade school free of cost, and we will not rest, we will not rest until every person in this country is paid a living wage to lead a digny filed life! >> the democratic socialist of america now have 45,000 dues paying members. >>> making sure wom

robert mueller and his team want to talk to kristin davis about her close ties to longtime trump advisorne is a pe in the investigation but has denied any wrongdoing. the special counsel investigation is looking into russian interference in the presidential election including any potential collection to presidential campaign. >>> today, andres manuel lopez abba door released a seven-page letter that he sent to president trump. the letter lays out how the mexican president plans to improve the economy and security in his own country so that mexicans don't feel the need to leave. he also suggested that the u.s. and mexico draft an immigration plan and in my central american leaders to join. >>> a former national transportation safety board chairman says duck boats should be banned for recreational use. 17 people died in branson, missouri when the duck boat they were in the sink during an intense storm. one woman lost nine members of her own family including her husband and children. the company that operates the duck boats in branson has now halted service. >>> cbs's apology -- cbs is apol

to say since lanny davis has gotten on board, you know, it's been a little more out of control and i don't think he's helping himself with getting a cooperation agreement. >> robertyou're in touch with lanny davis and others around michael cohen. any sense that they feel like mimi's analysis is wrong, that releasing this evidence strengthened their client in some other capacity other than legal that we're not talking about? >> they believe that since cohen is not charged at this moment with anything, clearly he's under scrutiny having his offices and his hotel room and all of that raided by investigators. they are trying to make a public case. and cohen is someone who is very cognizant as someone who worked for president trump for a decade about public reputation. and they're trying to show that he's -- he has material on the president, he has material on many things he's done over the years. the key thing i'm wondering as a reporter is this really a play for a pardon. davis denies that it is. michael cohen has not said nilg overt about looking for a pardon. people are skeptical and they say maybe they're trying to signal to president trump, if you want to stop t

robert e lee is in green. jefferson davis is in grave. stonewall jackson in yellow. jeff stewart is the blue one. forrestnathan bedford him,e top left and below pierre. you know who i am talking about. they are the most prominent on the landscape. in richmond, we have a number of confederate statues throughout the city. the one that is more prominent are the five on monument avenue, the grand boulevard developed as a real estate boon. a thing folks don't know and we had the opportunity to share, it was never, monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it happened happenstance. leeappened shortly after died. it was clear everyone wanted to do some kind of memorial to lee, and it became a conversation about it can be nowhere else but richmond. it took 20 years. when it was finally determined to place it on the western side theren that had nothing but an open field, and the desire to bring this old heart, the house building began in earnest. today it has some of richmond's , in expensive real estate the state, frankly. the area is a national historic dist

robert mueller and his team reportedly want to talk to kristin davis about her close ties to longtimedvisor roger stone. he is a person of interest in the investigation but denies any wrongdoing. the special counsel investigation is looking into interference in the 2016 presidential election including any potential connection to the president's campaign.>>> new released document say that they wanted to keep an eye on carter page a former trump advisor. they believe that he had been recruited by the russians. the justice department believes more than 400 pages that used to be top-secret here. they believe that he was targeted and recruited by the russian government to undermined and influence the outcome of the presidential election. and violation of criminal law. carter page denied the allegations in an interview with cnn. >> i've never been an agent of a foreign power. by any stretch of the imagination. >> president trump tweeted that the documents prove the doj and the fbi misled the courts. others like senator marco rubio said that while they do not believe the information proves c

robert mueller's team reportedly reaching out to kristin davis, she's close ties to former trump aide roger stone, this is how stone reacted last night. >> in my view in all honesty this is a fishing expedition, perhaps it is the payback to the fact that i broke the story yesterday on info wars that tony pa desta -- podesta, special caunl asked for immunity for him in the manafort investigation. blake: white house reporter for associated press and she joins us this saturday evening, hi, darlene. >> hi, blake. brake blake what do you make of this? she has ties to roger stone and lots of questions surrounding roger stone? >> right, and kristin davis and roger stone have a relationship that goes back a decade or so, perhaps the special counsel robert mueller thinks that she knows something or can tell him something or the investigators something about roger stone that would be pertinent to the investigation that he's doing into russian collusion, possible russian collusion with the trump campaign ahead of 2016 election, that's -- that's what i take away from it. blake: so kristin davis n

2015 students at the university of texas decided to remove statues of jefferson davis from the quad and in 2017 both robert e. lee and hours in the justin welby removed. committeess convened to discuss monument removal. 4 monuments were removed from new orleans. then there was charlottesville. august 11 and 12 last year. white supremacists gathered there under the pretext of monuments from being removed. this was voted on by the city council in february. the unthinkable happened, the murder that followed in the then monuments in baltimore, durham, and elsewhere were toppled by kreuz or relocated by governments. debates have served as a reminder to the nation of the deep intense and sometimes violent nature of the civil war or perhaps more precisely confederate memory that continues to permeate our country. is place thesedo debates within a context by examining the way in which they survived the war and thought to remember it. how did they explain it to their children? consciously and unconsciously exaggerate minimize contradict and/or intimate issues from the telling? , thewere the implications social poli

what robert mueller will get from an interview or a subpoena from kristen davis is not entirely clearthere are plenty of stories that she could tell that would be fodder for tabloids. >> let's talk about that. what kind of information might she be able to share with the special counsel's investigators? >> well, she said yesterday that she worked almost kind of like did a lot of web work for roger stone. that she wrote a lot of -- did web design and wrote position papers for him, but she said that she couldn't have been connected with the trump campaign because she was in prison for much of that time period. to danny's point, she could have insight as to the flow of information as to what has been going to roger stone and the timing of this is all very peculiar because last week roger stone said that he most likely is the person of interest in that indictment who had made contact with the dnc hacker gucifer 2.0. she could possibly provide insight into that. >> julia manchester, great to have you here on this saturday morning. good to see you both. that will do it for me. i'm dara brown

a source says special counsel robert mueller's team reached out to the lawyer for kristin davis, famously known as the manhattan madame. cara, pretty dramatic stuff. >> wolf, the lawyer was approached by a representative of mueller's team and she went to jail in that scandal of eliot spitzer. he has worked with roger stone and very close and stone is the godfather to her child. we don't know why she is of interest to the special counsel and a number of people close to roger stone interviewed recently by robert mueller's team. the lawyer told me he is not subpoenaed yet but he said that if he -- if the special counsel does subpoena her he will be representing her in the matter. but it does sound like special counsel's office is interested in her relatting to roger stone. i called the special counsel's office and they declined to comment. >> looked like it's related, the subpoena going to her lawyer related to some cueto roger stone. >> that's our understanding so far. we have seen a number of people who have worked with stone being interviewed by the special counsel's office in recent week

robert mueller. it seems like that's the direction that lanny davis has decided to go with this. i think once you cross the rubicon there, it's hard to come back. i don't blame donald trump. michael cohen was supposed to be his guy who would take a bullet for his client, and who knows how often he was recording the president, then not the president, but his client, without his knowledge. it's pretty scummy actually what he did. i mean there's a lot of scumminess to go around obviously. >> as friends of cohen as said he feels an obligation to the country. he feels a responsibility to the country. it's popular to say nobody cares about this. you know who does care? trump's opponents. trump's opponents heading into the midterms. i think these kinds of stories really mobilize and energize the resistance. >> yeah, guy petrillo is his attorney, by the way. we haven't heard much from him. we've only been hearing from lanny davis who is representing him, i guess, as his attorney in the media, but not -- >> media spokesman. >> media spokesman, but not his official attorney. we have much m

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meanwhile, investigators and special counsel robert mueller's office have given notice to an attorney for kristen davis as part of their digging into russian interference in the 2016 election. you might remember this name, davis is known as the manhattan madame who was in the headlines back in the 2,000s for running a high end prostitution ring, also connected to former new york governor spitzer. investigators want to talk to with her about her close friend roger stone, who was a long time confidant of president trump. this all comes one week after prosecutors announced an indictment of 12 russian intelligence officers who are accused of conspireing to hack democrats during the campaign. davis giving a quote to a reporter yesterday saying in terms of russian collusion, she knows nothing. back to you. eboni: thank you very much laura. for more on this we're going to go to alex little, a defense attorney and a former assistant federal prosecutor. thanks for joining, alex. >> good afternoon. >> a lot to unpack here m we're going to start with some of things in laura's report. as we know in new york state

and so it it seems robert mueller wants to talk to the manhattan madam, so-called manhattan davis, kristen davis i think is her name, because of her role as the web designer. she is involved in understanding what is involved with rogerer stone's internet persewn aa and his work in the web domain. and i think that it's not likely oo be a fishing expedition. you're not likely to say who are all the people rogerer stone knows? it seems they would follow up on some other packtual nugget. her name was mentioned at meeting, few other testimony of other witnesses seems likely that's why they're pursuing her knowledge. >> people have been referring to this week as perhaps the most momentous of had it still early administration. where do you rank it? >> i think it's certainly up there. i was there for the press conference in helsinki and have been trying to catch up with the president's repeated walk backs of his positions on are russia. and the week his book ended here is a reminder of all had things that are still out there hanging over the administration hin it legal realm. and it's been a stres

robert e lee is in green. jefferson davis is in grave. stonewall jackson in yellow. jeff stewart is the blue one. forrestnathan bedford him,e top left and below pierre. you know who i am talking about. they are the most prominent on the landscape. in richmond, we have a number of confederate statues throughout the city. the one that is more prominent are the five on monument avenue, the grand boulevard developed as a real estate boon. a thing folks don't know and we had the opportunity to share, it was never, monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it happened happenstance. leeappened shortly after died. it was clear everyone wanted to do some kind of memorial to lee, and it became a conversation about it can be nowhere else but richmond. it took 20 years. when it was finally determined to place it on the western side theren that had nothing but an open field, and the desire to bring this old heart, the house building began in earnest. today it has some of richmond's , in expensive real estate the state, frankly. the area is a national historic dist

roberts set the gold standard because he called roe v. wade settled law in his confirmation hearings. n in 2016, there was a huge law that made wendy davis famous. overturned by the supreme court. >> right. >> only because anthony kennedy joined with the liberals. kennedy was the swing vote. john roberts voted with the other side. she needs to be pressed on that issue. >> susan collins is not going to much care if she's being pressed by democrats on this, right? >> no. >> but who might care about the democratic caucus, joe manchin, and heidi hieitkamp. >> at the aca, they're affirmative campaigning on their work to protect the aca. many voted against the president's tax law because it included a back door deal of individual mandate. as donald trump said he's only going to appoint people who will vote the other way john roberts voted in the key case. >> it does seem like, let me just say, people, voters have more to vote when it comes to the supreme court when you look at that than health care. people look at this and talk about is health care, but the supreme court pick overrides some of that. how do you get beyond that because this is n

robert mueller and his team would like to talk to kristin davis about her close ties to long-time trump advisor roger stone. stone is a person of interest in the investigation, but he does deny any wrongdoing. the special counsel investigation is looking into russian interference in the presidential election, including any potential connection to president trump's campaign. >>> american families could be hit hard by the living trade war between the u.s. and china. the economists are worried that it could negatively impact the global economy and say that families would pay more from everything like cell phones to cars. the tariffs imposed by the president are set to make their biggest impact on the 2018 shopping season. and when it comes to jobs, the u.s. auto industry could be the hardest hit. >> you have to lay off workers where they're assembled. the supplier has to lay off people, the dealers because the business is not there. >> you can expect to see the first inned cigs of how the tariffs are impacting the economy over the next week. several s. and p. companies are expected to rele

so it seems that robert mueller wants to talk to the manhattan madam, the so-called manhattan madam, karen davis i think is her name -- kristin davis, because of her role as the web designer. she is involved in understanding what is involved with roger stone's internet persona and his work in the web domain. and i think that it's not likely to be a fishing expedition. you're not likely to say who are all the people roger stone nose? it seems likely that they would be following up on some other factual nugget. her name has come in some document or mentioned in some meeting, through other testimony of other witnesses. it seems likely that that's why they're pursuing her knowledge. >> eli stokols, people have been referring to this week as perhaps the most momentous of this still early administration. where do you rank it? >> i think it's certainly up there, brian. i was there monday for the press conference in helsinki and have been trying to catch up with the president's repeated walkbacks over the last few days of his positions on russia, and the week is bookended here with the russia news, a re

robert mueller. this comes i can tell you in the last few minutes, lanny davis the attorney for michael cohen is declining to canadien. we've reached outs to rudy giuliani and the white house. it comes after davis told us earlier today told kristen welker he's signaling they're ready to be more and more aggressive on there. this is ramping up in a furious way. we knew mike cohen, long-time fixer for donald trump, his right-hand man would take a bullet for him, you know this, now though it appears and daufs didn't say this ultimately but he all but said that cohen is in fact ready to flip. davis specifically declined to endorse the word flip. said he's only committed to telling the truth but davis said cohen has truth on his side. that's all he's going to do is tell the truth. it is signal upon signal coming from team cohen they're ready to be very aggressive on there. as of about an hour and a half ago standing on the south lawn of the white house trying to get questions to the president about this. so far he has declined to answer those questions in settings ranging from the oval office yesterday ever si

robert gray. washington is reeling from a new twist in the mueller investigation. the special counsel reportedly issuing a subpoena to kristen davisled manhattan madame. tmz reported mueller wants to talk to davis. she served time for running a prostitution ring. she used to work for david stone who is facing scrutiny over alleged contacts with kremlin-linked hearing. the ntsb investigating the cause of a duck boat accident on missouri lake. now back to. "watters' world." jesse: socialist millennial cortez rsh *, is she all sizzle and no speak? here is what she said when questioned on israeli-palestinian relations. >> you used the term the occupation of palestine. what did you mean by that? >> i think way meant is like the settlements that are increasing in some of these areas and places where palestinians are experiencing difficulty in access to their house and homes. >> do you think you could pond on that. >> i am not the expert on geopolitics on this issue. jesse: that's for sure. joining me now, fox news contributor, tomi lahren. we have been in situations where i'm sure we don't know exactly what we are talking about, but we

courtroom, this will all play out in real life, and play out with robert mueller and the truth will come pup donnie, you mentioned lonnie davison's lawyer. what's the relationship and the back story? >> lonnie davis is not really acting as his lawyer. he's acting as more of a communication director. a giuliani role. >> yes. and i don't think it has anything to do -- i don't think he went out and said i'm going to find clinton's person. if anything, i think that's a branding problem for him. i think when you look at his experience, and lonnie has represented a wide swath of people, some roguish people at the same time, not all boy scouts, but he's very good at what he does. the times wrote a very good extensive piece about him. and michael knew, he actually didn't listen to me. i kept saying, michael, nothing, nothing, nothing. but at some point, you get punched enough. i think the stephanopoulos move was a declarative space to make a statement without seeing what's going to happen here. there's been one or two punchbacks since. but if you think about it and you look at the narrative, 99% of the narrative has been coming from

nervousness begin to want to have david davis said about his resignation and tell us more about dominique who's taking over from him as negotiator. well dominic robert has so far been loyal to reason me he's been the housing minister a former lawyer he'd been campaigning for bricks it together with boris johnson but he toed the line after friday he defended the reason maze negotiation to resume a statement that was coming out of this it way day and checkers where she had the covenant tried to rally the cabinet behind her so he's been supportive of now david davis has said that he can honestly deliver abraxane that he doesn't believe in for him this kind of that reason may is now aiming at is too soft it makes the it makes the u.k. too much dependent on the e.u. and makes brussels too powerful and he said he didn't want to put the prime minister's position in danger he said she is a good prime minister but just that he could not support and deliver this directive stretches the tragedy that he just doesn't believe in right barbara finally a question to not just nine months to the briggs's deadline what was the feeling in brussels about the briggs's pl

roberts, too. but it's robertas. he likes long walks on the beach and listening to miles davis. >> apparently not trips to the dog groomer he's been there for a while. >>> new evidence the children of working mothers can grow up to be better off than their peers. that's encouraging news for women who are working. >>> and james lankford responds to president trump's latest allegation of election meddling. we'll be right back. migraine with botox®. what if you had fewer headaches and... migraines a month? botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even star. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month,... each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® injections take about 15 minutes in you office and are covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread... hours to weeks after injection... causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing,... eye problems, or muscle weakness... can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive

davi blair according to the lates tally. they hope to -- finish counting soon. >>>resident trump's legal team wants new conditions met before ng to sit down for an interview with robert. rudy giuliani told "the new york times" who conditions must be the special counsel would have to prove mr. trump committed a crime and he must show trump's testimony is vital to finishing the russia probe. >> at 6:35 on this saturday, news 4 learning two d.c. firefighters in a fire truck that was involved in a deadly crash maye fac internal discipline. >> i cshed into a car in brooklyn in march. several weeks ago prosecutors announced that they wouldle not riminal charges. news 4 reports one of the fire tghters in theruck that day was a captain. >> reporter: the wreckageth sho intensity of the crash. engine 26 was a responding call in the brooklyn neighborhood when it slammed into this car in the intersection. 32-year-old was killed. now four months later d.c. fire informeegory dean has the captain and the firefighter who were in the truck at the time of the crash tha they remain under investigation and could face internal chaes and discipline. after the accident news 4 reported that

davis: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to "bob" bute to mr. robert mondraci, as he's better known. bob was the most dedicated, committed, and most loyal trained organizer that i've ever known. bob came to the south austin community during the time of great turbulence. the community was in the throes of a great transition, from 80% 80% white to becoming black within a 10-year period of time. . red lining, disinvestment, and all manner of malfeasance was taking place. police brutality. other forms of law enforcement misconduct were rampant. i met bob during this period. it was also during this time that the organization for a better austin under the leadership of gail was organized. south austin coalition community council, s. a a.c., was formed with bob as a lead organizer. and i decided to run for the city council. over the years, i have followed bob's work without exception. south austin is practically an all african-american community except for a few merchants who never left the area. a few white citizens, schoolteachers, and policemen. of course bob is white our caucasian. and

davis within the last ten minutes. he declined to comment about our reporting last night about what michael cohen is willing to tell robert mueller and today declined to comment in response to the president's comments. a little context about this as the president is attacking cohen's alleged story here. the bottom line is you'll remember as it relates to this case, there have been multiple reports, including those from nbc, that question the president's credibility on this story specifically as it relates to that statement that was dictated, we are told, by the president from air force one in response to "the new york times" questions about don junior and this meeting. you'll remember initially there were a lot of corrections made, but initially it was said that it was simply about russian adoption. ultimately donald trump jr. put out the e-mail exchanges that showed that he had been promised dirt on hillary clinton. a couple other details to update you on from the white house now, a lot of moving parts. vladimir putin, of course, the russian president within the last hour or so speaking in johannesburg, south africa, jus

reporter: a lot of folks will remember kristin davis the manhattan madam went to jail as part of the prostitution scandal involving nordic to look desmet roberty interested in her is because of her close ties to former top advisor roger stone. you will remember he has been a person of interest in that investigation in part because of his contacts during the campaign with the hacker group. last week us prosecutors that an indictment of 12 russian intelligence officers that he it was operated by the russians. last night on cnn roger stone that he believes mueller is on a fishing expedition looking to anyone he is ever known for something to use against him. >> she has been an associate of mine for over ten years. she is someone i have great affection for and i am godfather to her son. at this juncture, mr. mueller has had full access to my e-mails. before, he is aware that there's nowhere on rent evidence in my view this is a fishing expedition. reporter: in an interview kristin davis described roger stone as one of her best friends and said quote, in terms of russian collusion, i know nothing and they seem to be going back with him and picking

davis say there was absolutely no truth to that. so in terms of the russia investigation, michael cohen is not flipped in a way that's going to help robert mueller, at least on that which was one of the more sensational allegations in the steele dossier. >> listen, john, the president reacted to the story that michael cohen had secretly taped him when it first came out. and he tweeted this. inconceivable that the government would break into a lawyer's office early in the morning. almost unheard of. even more inconceivable that a lawyer would tape a client totally unheard of and perhaps illegal. the good news is that your favorite president did nothing wrong. john, we said it before but it's worth saying again, the government was wrong when they said the lawyer broke into his office. they talked about how professional they were, even thanked him when they left. he even said they didn't break into his office. what do you make of this tweet in light of what we learned tonight? it's not illegal to tape someone in new york. >> that's correct. >> do you think it's unethical? >> you know something, every time i've heard this tape, i have though

davis going on offense. he's been aggressive this week, releasing the tape to cnn of that conversation, and now the report that he's ready to talk perhaps to special counsel robert mueller, without evidence that we've seen yet that president trump knew ahead of time about that 2016 meeting. so i just ask you basically, how concerned is the white house about michael cohen? >> they're concerned. the president is infuriated. i can tell you, i have been speaking to the president's allies, willie, and that's a real barometer i think for the way in which the president is viewing this. they are deeply concerned. they don't like what they heard on that audiotape. the optics of it are bad. but it does suggest, they say, the president wasn't being truthful when he said he didn't know about that critical meeting. at this point in this time it is a he said/he said, is there any evidence, anyone to corroborate what michael cohen appears to be ready to tell the special counsel. president trump has said, look, your favorite president has done nothing wrong. that's a quote, of course. so publicly he's trying to say nothing to worry about. but as you pointed out, he's not answer