here i am now asking rudy giuliani about that. >> what i was talking about, chris, was the advertising we're doing this weekend. we have been debating -- >> you were teasing with that anchor woman that you had an advertising plan? you sounded like you had something really good ready to come. >> wehat we were talking about was i've been working on a speech and i've been working on a presentation where he was going to buy a lot of time at the very end to lay out his message. i had no idea that jim comey was going to do what he was going to do. what i did know about, which is quite true for about four months, is that the fbi was very, very upset about the way jim comey had handled the case. but i heard that from former fbi agents, not from current fbi agents. >> the old thing, by the way, current and former is one of the murkiest things because obviously the current and former talk to each other, right, michael? i mean you source this stuff all the time. you want to know what's going on at the fbi you find a guy or woman who just left there last week and they're ready to tell you everythi

so it's not an action that rudy giuliani was -- accident that rudy giuliani was this biggest campaign surrogate and that jeff sessions talk about police departments being ham struck by these consent degrees. the worse impulse is what i'm identifying are now embodied in the highest reaches of government. the world view of the federal government embodies this zero sum idea, this broken windows idea. in fact the border wall to me is this literal manifestation of broken windows. >> host: talk about that. how so. >> guest: i think broken windows, at some level the appeal of broken windows is about the fear -- this noor rottic fear about unraveling and penetration and the jungle reclaiming the civilized spots. and so what is more night'llly a manifestation that you will literally build a border to keep out the dissport tell that to people who live 1500 miles from the border. what do they care? think about the people that cheered that mexico was going to pay for the wall. a rally in michigan, 100 miles from the northern border, he's however many hundreds of mill miles from the southern borde

for example, rudy giuliani. for example, new jersey governor chris christie.son why thehe firing of comey is so controversial, even among republicans, among pretty much everybody, because it creates the perception the fbi has lost its independence. so the last thing that trump can do to tamp down the perception is appoint someone viewed as his lackey. there is no more craven principle free corrupt prosecutor that you can think of in the c countryry that trump cd appoint other than rudy giuliani, except perhaps for chris christie. those two are probably the worst possible selections that trump could make in order to put in charge of the fbi. i think if you do that, you would start to see a lot more defections, even among republicans, who would start to view this as a bridge way too far. nermeen: republicans have already criticized him for firing, in the first place. i do you think, to go back to my question earlier, that this could be the beginning of the end of trump's presidency? >> if you studied the watergate investigation, it began with these lies and thes

i think about rudy giuliani we thought was going to get a big post and he didn't.does this tell you? >> i don't know that it's loyalty. donald trump didn't show loyalty to people who were very high up in terms of surrogates who took heat for him during the campaign, governor christie, mayor giuliani who then allowed his team to go and really undermine them in the press when they didn't want them to have certain jobs. >> mike flynn was already somewhat disgraced before this campaign, rudy giuliani could have gotten a bridge named after him in new york city, being, you know, the mayor who was here during 9/11 and he went on television over and over really putting himself out there, staying on that donald trump talking points scrt. and trump continues to douefend flynn. >> chris christie and rudy giuliani i would never voted for the bridge but they made fools of themselves. totally went out and made fools of themselves. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> i think so. it was embarrassing. they lost real credibility, what credibility they had. >> you can say they lost credibi

chris christie is probably interested, rudy giuliani i'm sure is interested. share are arrive david clark of milwaukee is interested in this job, all of whom campaigned actively for president trump. >> the president met with the acting director right now, mccabe. but david, i want you do in here, and let me give you a little context though. you have to look at where the president's head has been and for better or worse, we know because that's what his twitter feed is. it gives you a present sense impression of what matters to him. and obviously last night very late he was bashing schumer saying schumer wants it both ways. but his consistency of thought about this russian investigation, he hates it, he thinks it's illegitimate, he wants to can kill it, he did everything he could do to prejudice against sally yates before she gave her testimony and he colored it during the testimony and now he gets rid of comey. is it possible to separate those two moments? >> no, i don't think it is. how many times have we talked on this program about what i think is the presid

and rudy giuliani. who should be the next pick?osenstein and jeff sessions, and conducting interviews this afternoon, and i will totally trust their judgment, and the fbi, great candidates. david: don't know if you can hear me. political grouping of candidates. and more law enforcement type people who have background like ray kelly, mike rogers plays both fields, and among those groupings, political player -- >> if you consider chris christie and rudy to be political players, tremendous amount of experience, rudy giuliani, and i don't know if they want the job. don't know if they would be incredible but they have the experience but that will be up to rod rosenstein and that is up to general sessions. some people you and i said the fbi -- do disagree with that. it is all about law and order and so many women in the federal bureau vesting -- investigation. i have full faith. david: the change at the top is not going -- we see donald trump coming up, accepting an honorary degree, to his speech. >> determination to make america great a

rudy giuliani, when i mentioned his quote that the e president asking him to create a muslim ban, thoses came after donald trump was president. these statements, it is not a one-off from one campaign event back many months ago. there is a pattern of comments from the president h himself and his get visors making very clear what they want to do. and frankly, everyry federal jue so far has looked at this case from the original travel ban to the revised when, whether those scumepublican or democrat have all agreed the injunction must be -- or democrats,s, have all agreed the injunction must not g go forward.d. amy: let's go to rudy giuliani, close ally of president trump picking on fox newews. >> to tell you the wholele histy of it. when he firsrst announced to be saidmuslim banan. he called me up and said, put a commission t together, show me e riright way to do it legally. i put a commission together with judgmement casey, congressman mackall, pete king and a whole group of expert lawyers on this. what we did was we focused on, instead of religion, danger. the areas of the w world that c

so rudy giuliani says i'm going to get rid of the men, a scourge of moshings then in my youth and stop at a red light and almost always a man and almost always a man of color who was poor. would come to your window and start washing your window and then you would have this -- kind of essentially kind of hustles into paying until in a way that felt vaguely threatening but also just sort of put a knot in your stomach. people didn't like it. it is fine not to like that sort of a pain but that became the sort of symbolic villain of the giuliani men and not only that bill but the ideal with a causal chain that linked the man here to murderers here. and that by going after the men you would stamp out murders and what happened had was rudy giuliani went after them policing in the city became much more aggressive order maintenance became much more of a -- of a sort of priority. and also crime went down and so rudy giuliani and william bratton police chief at the time and went to l.a. implemented there and back to new york and everyone can say look this is the -- basic causal theory at work. ag

at the fbi in this 2016 campaign have contact with rudy giuliani about the clinton investigation? >> i don't know yet, but if i find out that people were leaking information about our investigation, reporters or to private parties, there will be severe consequences. >> did you know of anything from jim couch from? >> same thing. i don't know anything yet. >> did you know about it from other agents? >> i don't know yet, but it is a matter i missed it in. >> you are looking into it? >> correct. >> once you have found that answer, will you provided to us? >> i will find some way to let you know. and you can see the breaking news in washington , president trump firing fbi director james comey -- there you see a washington post report. democrats on capitol hill responding. let's take a look at some of those. ,et's start with kathleen rice president trump fired the fbi director in the midst of an ongoing fbi investigation into the trunk campaign. this is a crisis. -- readvern tweets out tweets a scene intrigue, this is outrageous. james comey is leading trump russia probe and was fired

. >> neil: he is not a rudy giuliani or chris christie. >> i would say this about rudy.ut rudy giuliani and chris christie, they are going to have a confirmation problem. not that they have done anything wrong but they have both had issues. e.g. remember justice souter? >> neil: you don't always get what you think. you are a good example of that. >> you thought you were getting a mild-mannered reporter. >> neil: you are the best, charlie gasparino. these specialists will see you now. the doctors are in the house. here they are. >> kat: hello, everybody. i am kat timpf along with eric bolling and eboni k. williams. 5:00 will never be the same. we are "the fox news specialists" ." president trump is going on the offense after firing fbi director james comey. the president sitting down for an interview with lester holt of nbc news, detailing how he made his decision. >> monday you met with the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. did you ask for a recommendation? >> what i did is i was going to fire comey, my decision. >> you had made

. >> interesti the rudy giuliani was at trump's d.c. hotel. overnight. late last night. >> let's review for a second what the short list looked like for his cabinet. when he first started appointing cabinet members how much that changed. >> true. that's true. that's true. >> this could take a little while. >> it could be. by the way, "new york daily news," what do we think, do a good job with this. >> coup de trump. >> could do better. >> president obama talking about his time in the white house and why he says it some times felt lick a pr like a prison. >> spring storms are ham erk the and evacuations in the southeast. >> emergency at a nuclear waist site when a tunnel collapses. what authorities are saying about the possibility of leaking radiation. but firist alook at today's temperatures. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by fabreze. i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technol

"tweedle dee and rudy giuliani." ( laughter ) ( applause ) i personally-- it would be exciting to seese guys back on the national stage. i think he should appoint both of them. giuliani can ride christie's shoulders like master and blaster. it does feel like the after-times. and americans aren't the only ones who are shocked about the comey firing. so is the rest of the world. a british paper called comey's firing "a brazen attack on the rule of law." an israeli paper described trump as "a president who doesn't play by any rules." and a headline in the netherlands read, "vrees voor doofpot na onstlag fbi-topman." ( laughter ) i don't speak dutch, but i think i know who the "doofpot" is. ( laughter ) ( applause ) oh, my gosh. and the turmoil back here in the states is really hard on u.s. ambassadors. like the u.s. ambassador to qatar, dana shell smith, who tweeted, "increasingly difficult to wake up overseas to news from home, knowing i will spend today explaining our democracy and institutions." it does sound hard. that sounds like a tough gig. >> jon: that's a tough one. >> stephen:

there were claims that rudy giuliani was getting a pipeline of information about the progress of the e-mail investigation during the campaign, as he was being a consultant or aide to donald trump's campaign. the fbi director said today he doesn't know that that happened, but that he's looking into it, that there is a leak investigation. and that if he finds out there was, there will be serious consequences. so you're right, it was the most passionate explanation by the fbi director, an explanation that he's given before about his thought process, but never in this touch detail in one place, never with this much passion. >> pete, this is something that also struck me. i had not heard this little nugget. i believe we have it cued up. this was the fbi director talking about attorney general loretta lynch and that meeting on the tarmac with former president bill clinton. >> and the capper was, and i'm not picking on the attorney general, but her meeting with president clinton on that airplane was the capper for me. i said the department cannot, by itself, cred ibly end this. that was a h

republican congressman from south carolina trey gowdy, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, formergovernor chris christie and former milwaukee sheriff david clarke, former arkansas governor mike huckabee joining us now. do you have a favorite on that list? >> you know, i don't know, i don't think those are the names that are going to be the consideration for fbi director. my guess is it's somebody with a real fbi background, justice department background, and even though you had people like trey gowdy as well as rudy giuliani and chris christie, all u.s. attorneys, i'mot sure that they're going want to to put someone that political in the position because they got to get them through the senate, and that's a heavy lift given the atmosphere. david: ray kelly is not a politician, he almost ran for mayor of new york. what about him? he's 75. he's a little old. >> and i think that's going to be a factor against ray kelly. great guy, terrific police chief in new york, very innovative. this is a job that's going to require an extraordinary level of sort of futuring for the fbi. they've g

i saw on twitter that rudy giuliani was at trump's d.c.vernight. >> seth: so the next fbi director could be chris christie or rudy giuliani. at least reporters won't have to exercise to keep up with them. [ laughter ] now democrats are, of course, up in arms, but this moment poses a crucial test for the republican party as well. will they stand up and defend democratns threat from trump, or will they continue to choose party over country? you know, people like marco rubio, come on marco, you've been one of the most outspoken critics of russia and it's interference in this election. you are gonna strongly condemn this move, right? >> so -- i'm surprised. you know, i didn't see it coming, but it's a decision the president's made, and we'll go from here. >> seth: ugh, come on, marco! is marco rubio your name or is it the spell a wizard used to make your spine disappear? [ light laughter ] marco rubio! [ laughter and applause ] now, the comey firing has invited obvious comparisons to richard nixon's actions during watergate. with many calling

former new york city neighbor new -- rudy giuliani said it will be him. the name ray kelly keeps coming up. he twice led the new york reportedly considered for the fbi job in 1993 and again in 2011. then there is new jersey governor chris christie, a former u.s. attorney and early trump supporters, but he oversaw the conviction of presidential son-in-law jared kushner's father in 2005. david clark, an outspoken and somewhat controversial trump supporter. he is considered a long shot because of allegations of abuse by his department against county inmates. then there is south carolina congressman trey gaudi, a formal federal prosecutor. he led the house investigation into ben ghazi. finally, there is acting fbi director andrew mckay. he first joined the fbi back in 1996. his connections could doom a potential promotion. >> in response to the firing, the fbi agents association has released a statement by saying, a change in fbi leadership of this magnitude must be handled carefully and with an eye toward ensuring that the bureau responsibility to protect th

you this, during your investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails, a number of surrogates like rudy giuliani claimed to have a pipeline to the fbi. he boasted that, and i quote, numerous agents talk to him all the time, closed quote, regarding the investigation. he even had insinuated that he had advanced warning about the e-mails described in your october letter. former fbi agent jim calstrom made similar claims. now either they're lying or there is a serious problem within the bureau. anybody in the fbi during this 2016 campaign have contact with rudy giuliani about the clinton investigation? >> i don't know yet, but if i find out that people were leaking information about our investigations whether to reporters or private parties, there will be severe consequences. >> did you know anything from jim calstrom? >> same answer. i don't know yet. >> you don't know about other former agents? >> i don't know yet. but it's a matter that i'm very, very interested in. >> but you are looking into it? >> correct. >> and once you have found that answer, will you provide it to us? >> i will provide it

anybody in the fbi during this 2016 campaign have contact with rudy giuliani about the clinton investigation? >> i don't know yet. but if i find out that people were leaking information about our investigation, whether to reporters or private party, there will be severe consequences sbl dconsequence s. >> did you know anything from jim? >> same answer, i don't know yet. >> anything from former agents? >> i don't know yet. it is a matter that i'm very, very interested? >> you are looking into it? >> correct. >> once you found that answer, will you provide it to us? >> i'll provide it to the committee in some form. i don't know whether i'd say it publicly, but i'd find some way to let you know. >> now, there are reports a number of the senior officials in the trump campaign/administration are connected to the russia investigation. the attorney general was forced to recuse himself. many members of this committee have urged the deputy attorney general, and he has that authority, to appoint a special council to protect the independence of the investigation. i recall, and i was here in december 20

if you recall rudy giuliani saying we have big surprises. big stuff coming. you have people like the former fbi deputy director saying here on fox, oh, my gosh, we have got something huge coming. agents are furious at jim comey. and now you have jim comey, caught in a situation where he is saying we will investigate these leaks to pat lahey last week. we will find out who is talking and telling people that something was coming 11 days before an american election. he says the election made him mildly nauseous and he was going to find those leaks. this is what we are into now, a backstabbing crossfire environment around the fbi, that could damage the credibility of the agency going forward. >> yes. if you think there are leaks now or were -- they are going to come forward now and give the side of the people of the inside of the fbi and their perceptions of things. i will say a couple of things. when asked and pressed about the unmasking investigation and whether they were going forward with that, there is not a real answer there because he said there were class

tend to take a very hardo line position on broad range of issues and the perfect examples are rudy giuliani and the christies yi blue state republicans who have a supported donald trump even though they took a very hard line stance on many issues during campaign. >> mugambi jouet. here is how you can do it. 202 is the area code. our phone numbers are on the screen, and they are 748-8200 ie you live in the east and central time zones. 748-8201 for those in the mountain and pacific time zones. we will begin taking your callse just in a minute. it is that liberal america is closer to europe and other parto of the west that conservative america on many of its political social and moral valls. -- values. it is conservative america that's an exception in the modern western world. >> exactly. conservative america are outliers in the western world because of a very different -- the role of government and human rights. and in many ways, americaniberal liberals -- issues as universal health care, the right for abortion, gun control, et cetera . >> is there a connection on how to explain brexit and ma

rudy giuliani is on the defense he is a close ally of president trump. >> out you to weigh in here.is going to come to saudi arabia, he spoke to the turkish president, what is the shipping up to become? is the saudi arabia and visit going to be the climax? arabia isit to saudi the first part of the visit. it is remarkable. second of all, they do seem to be dealing. the ceos were going to be with president trump, we are expecting some deals with them being signed. they are to have the news that there is $14 billion from saudi's being invested in u.s. infrastructure. ande is a lot of money mutual investment at stake here. >> up next on the best of bloomberg markets, pakistan stock exchanges have been -- somebut something big investors are still skeptical. we spoke to the managing director of the karachi stock exchange. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the best of bloomberg markets: middle east. this is as overseas money is draining away, despite being one of the better performers over the last year, foreign investors have close to $200 million in 2017. take a listen. mark, i

. >> one possible contender former new york city mayor rudy giuliani spotted at trump's d.c. hotel last night, on the guessing list, chris christie, ray kelly and the former tsa administer john pistolle. >> the president will meet with sergey lavrov in the oval office. he is the highest ranking russian official that the president has met so far. a senior u.s. official says the two will discuss syria and u.s./russia relations. that visit follows a new vaement in the investigation into russian hacking during the election. before james comey was fired, federal prosecutors reportedly issued subpoenas to associates of former national security adviser michael flynn. they're seeking business records of people who worked with flynn after he was forced out as head of the defense intelligence agency. >>> of course, we'll have more on this a little later on in this morning america" but moving on to other headlines, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is downplaying criticism over what's called a working group on health care reform. of the 13 members, take a look, not a single wom

so it's not an action that rudy giuliani carried out and that jeff sessions said we would talk about police departments being hamstrung by these% decrease. it's like the worst impulses. it embodies this idea and the border wall to be is the literal manifestation. broken windows at some point the appeal is about this fear about unraveling and at the sort of penetration into the jungle reclaiming this spot. so what is more a manifestation of that and the idea that you would literally build to keep out the disorder. and not only that, but so that the people that live 1500 miles from the border. think about the people that were going to build the wall in michigan he is 100 miles from the northern border. however many hundreds of miles, thousands from the border into people are going to build along the southern border like what do you care. what does that do to your life. but what it does in that same broken windows kind of way like the fear and disorder as it is in this catalyst it says i will protect you from the disorder that is threatening your well-being and that is the whole recipe.

we've heard everyone from rudy jewe giuliani to chris christie, and reporting that he was hearing thatames comey's days might be nimble and bill clinton got rid of the head in 1993 as well. >> this is chief executive and how he acts. he draws information from a lot of sources, he puts people in charge, so he has great confidence in. and when he loses confidence, he replaces them. just that simple. and look at it this way, trish. here we are talking about before the meeting next week. any republican on the hill who doesn't insist that compelled to testify is disservicing this country the party and the white house. that's what we should expect from the republicans on the hill. trish: but, look, as mark points out, it may be business as usual. this is just part of the deal. there's a new president in. this particular fbi director was under fire from literally everyone. i don't know how he had a friend anywhere, given that he had alienated both sides and many had felt, looked rather incompetent. scott, how do we move forward from here when you got chuck schumer doing what chuck schumer is

i think there has been a lot of reckless about ertain sheriff being appointed and rudy giuliani. those are unlikely, i hope they are unlikely. can't imagine that trump would make those types of appointments, although my been stretched um, the last 100 years, days. if the white house is smart, they will pick someone rosenstein, someone clearly nonpolitical, who is respected people at the department of justice and the f.b.i. what is clear and i think this what is being missed here, trump's problems on capitol hill been the democrats, it's republicans. republicans have, i think so, said that we're not going to rubber stamp all these decisions. already ns have indicated, particularly in the senate, that he's going to have responsibility and caution on this issue. set: acting f.b.i. director to testify today in front of the senate. stay tuned, c-span for more that.ation on jonathan turley our guest. ara in illinois, independent line. caller: hi. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call, i appreciate c-span. morenot really a question, of a statement. the fact that one, russia has

i think we have a mayor, named rudy giuliani, who has done an incredible job in new york.cted. and just been re—elected by a huge margin. i guess the largest margin ever. he has been an incredible mayor, he has done an unbelievablejob — he has just been great. and so it starts off with the mayor, the leadership, the politicians. we have other people within the business community, obviously, that are very important, and are a lot of them. but the city's just become very, very hot. and i think it is due to rudy, and lots people in business, that have done such a good job. when you say hot, more focused? it's really become focused. it's just a place where everyone wants to be. people want to come to new york. they love the city. they want to be here. they want the action. you know, new york has action. new york is unbelievable action. everyone wants to be here. and i happen to be the biggest developer in new york. my company now has do much better than it ever did in the 1980s. what do you attribute that to? well, i think one thing is perseverance. i mean, when things were to

we don't know if any of those names are abating, but one person we know that will not be mayor, rudy giulianiump tower not under consideration. lauren:.a. for the president's firing of fbi director james comey. here is the president trump said to maria bartiromo back in april. >> when he was reading those charges, it was every charge and then he said she was essentially okay. lauren: my reaction to this developing story. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ take these chances, place them into a box and tell a quieter time ♪ lights down so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. the shlike a bald penguin. how do i look? [ laughing ] show me the billboard music awards. show me top artist. show me the top hot 100 artist. they give awards

>> we heard the names chris christie, rudy giuliani, giuliani old nypd commissioner. he's 69, i don't know if he would do it. he's a bipartisan figure. he's really a legend -- lauren: merrick garland? >> terrible idea. i can't imagine somebody who has more beef to this administration than anybody. nicole: he wants to know if president trump sty -- spied on him during gop election. two reporters have told him they have multiple source that is the obama administration was looking at his information. >> i'm trying to get to the bottom of this, i've asked the white house to look at the logs of all the press obama administration people to see if they were searching my name or unmasking me in anyway. i know one senator confide today me that he was surveilled by the obama administration including his phone calls. nicole: follows president trump's that president obama wiretapped during the election. lauren: the trump administration wrapping up six-week nationwide sweep, the largest conducted by ice or immigration and customs enforcement. targeting gang members involved in dru

we even had rudy giuliani come out and say trump asked him how to implement the muslim ban. >> eric: but it's not. they reject -- they rejected rudy's account of that. they pushed back. these are six of the seven in president trump's nation moratorium came from president obama himself. >> eboni: true, on its face but absent candidate trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail, he specifically talked about banning muslims. now what you're saying is right, the notion of a geographical target around criminally profiling. >> eric: for the safety of america, do we not want to go on what president trump has put on paper as president and forget what he said as a candidate. people say a lot of things. >> elvira: look at how he was treated when he went to saudi arabia. they treated him like a king. >> kat: they would be too influential to ban. >> elvira: there muslim brothers were on the list. >> eric: we have a lot more on this topic. president trump calling for all civilized nations to obliterate terrorism in the wake of the manchester attack. how can he rally support during this crucial europea

. >> the names you've been hearing about, rudy giuliani, chris christie.ere difficult choices. others that are less difficult, maybe ray kelly. it'll be interesting to see who gets chosen because unless you want all-out war in the senate, and it's got to be a bipartisan choice given what trump did with comey, firing him amid the russian investigation. optics matter. comey gave the rope to hang them on. you fire when you first get into office as a lot of conservatives suggested trumpeted in "the wall street journal" editorial page said he should've done that. build fire in the middle of an investigation. optics matter. and i have to be a bipartisan choice. we'll see what the president does. he is setting on predict the ball. for i know he will put rudy giuliani up there. neil: you never know. >> there you go. this is a career going against the grain commit challenging conventional wisdom and forever earning the moniker dr. down. that might seem very negative, that is what he saw in the middle parties that made him stand out in history again and again and ag

rudy giuliani telling the correspondent he is not under consideration. >> the mainstream media pouncingn to fire comey comparing it to fascism. >> an extraordinary moment in american history. >> it is a grotesque abuse of power. >> a with of fascism, i don't care about the law, i am the boss. this is where it is a political hot potato. >> the current investigation for russian meddling and possible collusion between members of trump's campaign in russia, truly extraordinary, who runs this investigation. >> press secretary sarah huckabee sanders saying it is time to move on from false narratives. >> still got the same people that would be carrying out whether it is the department of justice, that process continues in the house and senate committees and i don't >> or disruption but the bigger point is when are they going to let that go. it has gone on nearly a year. it is getting absurd, there is nothing there. you heard that time and again, we heard it in testimonies earlier this week and we heard it for the last 11 months, there is no there there. it is time to move on and time to focus

rudy giuliani, $800. >> at this rate... >> david bowie, sold at $550.ar investment in celebrity art... >> sold at $300. henry fonda. >> ...is looking like a big bust. >> pass it. pass, and we'll pass. moving along. >> this color-pencil doodlener s with an minimum bid of 400 bucks. >> any bids, $400? and we'll pass. [ buzzer sounds ] >> will matthew broderick do any better? >> any bids at $100? >> $100 only. >> nope. >> and we're passing. [ buzzer sounds ] and we have now "courtyard of the old residency in munich." the artist is adolf hitler. we'll start at $50 and now $75. we're looking for $75 on this. last call, we're at $100. sold at $100 and glad to have it pass me. >> out of the 300 works put up for auction, about a third of them sell. the grand total, 43k. hugh expresses surprise if not disappointment. >> it was some things that didn't sell that really i thought would sell very easily. but i think it was a good sale, and it also honors my brother, and that's very important to me. >> the unsold items include works by james dean, fred astaire, phyll

even after the election i remember rudy giuliani getting in heated exchanges and it's only after twoit out that they seem to have any appetite for distances themselves from what they have all called it. now they push back and say it's not a muslim ban, it's a travel ban. well, we didn't name it, they called it a muslim ban, it was an applause line in every one of his campaign speeches. so now they're in a legal conundrum and they would like to rebrand it, something donald trump is known for in business but we'll see if that has any currency as president. >> nicolle, it was after san bernardino he rolled that out and it became one of his most popular applause lines. >> that's right and they never walked back from that. it's important to note that when they rolled out a temporary travel ban the first time and they saw the way that they talked about it as a campaign was presenting legal problems for them because judges were seeing intent to discriminate, that was the only impetus or motivation for them t try to remp it. >> and jonathan it came up at sally yates' hearing with ted cruz wh

is ordering the trump administration to turn over a memo drafted under former new york mayor rudy giuliani'suidance which outlines a plan to implement the travel ban without making it seem as if it was directly aimed at muslims. according to a court filing, the president ordered giuliani during his presidential campaign to form a commission tasked with developing a muslim ban that appeared legally sound. >>> currently trump's executive order puts a 90-day hold on visas from six muslim majority countries instead of seven eliminating iraq from the list and keeps a 120 day ban on entries to the u.s. by all refugees. >>> a los angeles city councilman wants to require any company hoping to land construction work building a proposed border wall to disclose that information as part of any bid to work with the city. the motion would not be an outright ban on any such contractors. instead, the councilman wants to send a message to potential bidders that they should avoid helping build "the wall." >> we think the scales of both the economy and the scales of justice, um, favor this policy over that pol

rudy giuliani made comments that raised a lot of eyebrows. so you can change the order but you can't change what you said on the campaign trail. and i think that's the underlying issue with the trump presidency. his words matter. they may not have mattered as a businessman but whether it's the muslim ban or other issues that he's trying to tackle, what he's said is really having an impact. >> kaitlyn, to you, just on, yes, words matter, we saw him at nato, he's in brussels today, meeting with nato nations, world leaders, this is a huge hit for him here at home. no caitlyn. just you here at home. >> i'm going to be looking for something else. he's just rolled out new rhetoric in saudi arabia about our relationship with the muslim world. >> push him out, drive him out. >> this is now an opportunity. if he wishes to take it to alter his administration's approach to this very difficult issue and -- >> how? >> well, explaining that islamic and islamists are not the same thing and we're talking about his islamist terrorism, not islamic terrorism. i

frankly, democrats and i think you'd have the same problem with chris christie was up there or rudy giulianir any circle of friends from the trump land, you're going to have that opposition. so i think he would do himself better to go out of the political range and try to really pick someone that isn't necessarily loyal to him. i mean, look, he wants to fix someone that he can trust but that's the fine line here for this pick and that's why i think he is really struggling with it. >> two contenders today, gentlemen, excellent conversation. philip, david, thank you very much. >> thanks, brooke. >>> a fight erupts between lawmakers after one republican says he called immigration agents to round up protesters. we'll talk live to one of them who was accused of threatening that republican. i guess i was born with a crayon in my hand. i decided to see if there was a way for design to play a... ...positive role in what was going on in the world. there's a jacket that's reflective for visibility... ...a sleeping bag jacket, jackets that turn into tents. i usually do my fashion sketches on the comput