>> rudy giuliani's law firm. >> rudy giuliani's campaign and they ignored those warnings? >> they did, they completely disregarded it. >> wathat's not nothing. and to verify those allegations, we wanted to see the memo, so we asked for it. and i can tell you on tv for the first time, we got it. this is not some low level paper work, this is from the law firm of one of donald trump's earliest allies, rudy giuliani, addressing one of trump's biggest donors and his future campaign manager and the now suspended ceo of this controversial firm and let me show you what we got. he warned them, this firm, not to do something that the whistle blower told us they went on to do. anna scheckter obtained this memo and she pointed out that the lawyers directly advising mercer, bannon and knicks, right there in 2014, telling them that knicks should avoid the possibility of breaking u.s. law and thus recuse himself of management of these american campaigns and clients involving these elections. also warning him that the analysis of cambridge's trove of data should be conducted by, wait for

and he went with a young, charismatic tech whiz, rudy giuliani. [ laughter ] even though he couldn't ize rudy when he was sitting right in front of him. >> i want to introduce rudy giuliani, and rudy is very much of an expert on cyber security. it's been a very important thing to him and what he does. maybe i'll ask rudy to say a few words. where's rudy? >> thank you very, very much, mr. president. first of all, congratulations on what is in fact a historic start of an administration. [ laughter ] >> seth: he was directly across the table from him! [ laughter ] how was trump going to find the hackers when he can't even find rudy giuliani -- [ laughter ] -- at the same table? no one else looks like rudy giuliani. [ laughter ] was there another 200-year-old bald, beady-eyed man at the table? now, over a year after that proclamation, reports say giuliani's committee accomplished pretty much nothing. but luckily, trump didn't just leave rudy in charge of it all. he also tasked jared kushner with helping to lead cyber security efforts, in addition to being in charge of creating peace in th

he spoke at dinner last night with rudy giuliani, giuliani's wife, judith, as well as steve schwartz, the chairman of blackstone group and tried to convince them that these new tariffs he has announced the day before the white house were going to be far more popular than these gentlemen assumed. >> tariffs, okay, specific to tariffs. i just misheard that in the discussion specifically about trade. despite all of the responses we've seen from around the world, as well as within his own party, he also, i understand from your reporting, was asking aides or those around him, had jared kushner done anything wrong? >> that's right. he has seen a lot of coverage. the real drum beat over the last several days about jared kushner and his connection or the scrutiny, rather, he is receiving in the russia probe and he's been asking people inside the white house and others whether they think jared kushner or his company has done anything wrong. the president, of course, is defensive of his son-in-law, kushner. he hates the fact that he's being blungeened in the media and the president is frustrate

this is from rudy giuliani's law firm.advising cambridge analytica about how to avoid breaking the law, that anyone who's not a citizen shouldn't be involved in substantively managing these campaigns. today new details about how cambridge may have ignored that warning. the "washington post" revealing the company sent dozens of workers to advise republican workers. and this led to this, a prabran watchdog group saying they violated election law by waiting for the trump, cruz and john bolton operation, plus, 37 states attorney general. and mark zuckerberg to take on the big questions. i'm joined by a contributing writer at the "atlantic", and an expert in the region. i want to know what you think of this coming to the. the benign view is a lot of old stuff looks bad today. rudy giuliani's firm is telling you don't do this, and it looks like you did some of it. >> it's not the only warning that cambridge analytica got. that you can't have foreigners working on your campaign. what's interesting to me is that as the cambridge a

rudy giuliani, $800. >> at this rate... >> david bowie, sold at $550.> ...baird jones' million-dollar 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 doodle by actor ed asner starts 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 item

he acquired works by rudy giuliani. go gun. down. and even leonardo da vinci. plus in some picasso's. in zero thirty eight works for the mind boggling sum of just over one billion eight hundred million dollars. but their friendship would come to a brutal end during a meeting in monaco in february two thousand and fifteen eve bouvier's attorney david b. don't explains. the many us obviously not all. but we are where you are when that corkey. all the other people should see me through a bit of live in. paris. you don't even know you're that ricky quite early fusion to mature a bit of left. there. after. the weekend. the russian billionaire had filed charges against. him of making exorbitant profits of a billion dollars and his own personal loss. claim to have paid double what his collection was. take for example this painting number six by mark rothko. we managed to get a hold of the documents of the transaction. even bought it from wealthy landowners in the bordeaux region for eighty three million five hundred thousand dollars. a few weeks later as this invoice

>> i think secretary carson will be there, sonny perdue, rudy giuliani is going to be there. officials. billy graham never wanted to be famous. he wanted to be faithful but he ended up being both. heather: what will be the first word said to him when he arrives in heaven? >> well done, good and faithful servant. heather: thanks for joining us with your insights, we appreciate it. you might want to skip that protein shake. it may not be as healthy as you think. >> see how poppa takes care of you? >> the clean label project testing 134 protein powders, contains one heavy metal including led. organic products had a higher metal level than nonorganic and uber is rolling out a new feature to help millions of americans who missed doctors appointments every year, the new service allows physicians and caregivers to schedule rides. 100 organizations are participating across the country blues with you prefer smoking, eating edible plants, new yorkers are consuming more than anyone in the world, 70 tons of weed to be exact each year. according to a study by a company that produces growi

. >> rick wilson, a republican strategist and former strategist for rudy giuliani's senate campaign, welcome back. also with us cnn political commentator, ben ferguson, host of "the ben ferguson show." rick wilson, to you, maybe we'll have to give that a shot some day. your immediate reaction when you heard the president's comments? >> well, look, i would have probably have given the president a little bit of a pass on this if i hadn't repeatedly in the course of his campaign and the first year of his presidency heard him praising dictators, praising overseas strong men, praising people like duterte and acting an envious way towards a lot of folks who are not exactly role models of western liberal democracy. so in this case it's trump being trump or it's trump being funny. you've got to look at in the context of the broader statements and broader inclinations he's expressed over and over again. he certainly is more of a fan of authoritarians, including his best buddy vladimir putin, than he is to a lot of the allies we have around the world who are in countries of representative demo

. >> rudy giuliani. we have no idea where that could come from.y point remain, jeff sessions signed up for this and now he's the whipping boy. >> thanks. breaking news on how the president statement said yesterday's policy meeting upset plans for new gun proposals today. still buffering. mine too. what happened? hey, joy, you should let your new pals know that according to a leading independent study, the most awarded network is now best in streaming. i think you just did. you both can get a much better view of the game on the iphone on verizon unlimited. thanks. thanks. hey, thomas, when's your flight? (gasps) someone stole my watch. hey! (avo) unlimited is only as good as the network it's on. so get the best unlimited on the most awarded network. and right now, when you buy iphone 8, you'll get one on us with no trade-in required. discover card. i justis this for real?match, yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to contain yourself, isn't it? uh huh! let it

there who -- there are a lot of pro trump people out there who says get rid of sessions bring in rudy giulianiin a tough guy, not going to get confirmed, not going to happen. the result is the kind of chaotic situation you are describing. the question is is that impacting the white house? the media spent days writing about the chaos in the white house possibly following the resignation of the communications director hope hicks. possibly it was just a transition that she had planned. but possibly she's the canary in the mine shaft suggesting to other people it is time to go. paul: kim, off lot of white house sources. -- you have a lot of white house sources. are we back to where we were before john kelly came to be chief of staff, last summer? >> it would be hard to go back to where we were before -- paul: it was that bad? yeah. >> it was that bad and so, yes, there is an issue here obviously john kelly took some fire over his handling of the rob porter issue. he's now been taking more internal fire over this decision to change the security clearance question, which has robbed jared kushner of

there who -- there are a lot of pro trump people out there who says get rid of sessions bring in rudy giulianiing in a tough guy, not going to get confirmed, not going to happen. the result is the kind of chaotic situation you are describing. the question is is that impacting the white house? the media spent days writing about the chaos in the white house possiblyollowing the resignation of the communications directo hope hicks. possib it was just a transion that she had planned. but psibly she's the canary in the mine shaft suggesting to other people it is time to go. paul: kim, off lot of white house sources. -- you have a lot of white house sources. are we back to where we were before john kelly came to be chief of staff, last summer? >> it would be hard to go back to where we were before -- paul: it was that bad? yeah. >> it was that bad and so, yes, there is an issue here obviously john kelly took some fire over his handling of the rob porter issue. he's now been taking more internal fire over this decision to change the security clearance question, which has robbed jared kushner of class

jared kushner, chris christie, rudy giuliani. [ everybody talking at once ] >> everything changes in life and you have to adjust and move forward. different people will be in the white house. barack obama was very different. he had a very different chief of staff. so i think that going forward you will see a variety of people, but comfort level and this highest office in the world is extremely important and that is one of the real problems here. >> comfort level is not what this is about. >> it is about that. i know that this is counter due difference to your book, but if he would have had giuliani or chr christie who could lead from knowing the president understanding how to deal with washington, not everything is about how the books are going to be made. things are changing and we have to change with the time and this is what the democratic party needs to do as well. >> we'll see who might come next and then we'll have you back on to debate it. meanti meantime, i appreciate all of you. >>> coming up next, she has been described as having been president trump's security blanket. how

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rudy giuliani's law firm actually sent us a memo to steve bannon, rebecca mers and alexander knicks thattlined the fact that in the united states you cannot run campaigns with foreign citizens who aren't permanent residents and the company was warned that alexander knicks should recuse himself of substantive management duties in the company as ceo and they were also warned that the company shouldn't be sending foreign citizens to go and run american campaigns. and that advice was completely disregarded. >> you're saying you know during -- i want to make sure i have this right, because you're making a quite an explosive allegation. rude eye jewy juliagiuliani war campaign. >> giuliani's law firm. >> they completely disregarded it. i gave. >> this has rocked facebook to its core. they lost at least $50 billion this week. and i want to announce the suspended ceo, who worked on the trump campaign alexander knicks on this video. >> i'm a master of disguise. >> yes. >> they gave a large amount of money to the candidate to fj finance his campaign in exchange for land. >> so on facebook or youtu

he had dinner with steve schwarzman and rudy giuliani friday night.beat and remarkably funny. the president is mercurial. in the mornings, he'll watch hours of cable television. at night, he'll watch again. small things, minor slights, white house sources have told us, can really set him off. so you have a president who is a good entertainer, by all accounts. everyone who plays golf with him says he's funny and cheerful and someone nice to be around, who often at his club is in his most relaxeded state and having a good time, laid back. then during the white house, we get account after account of the president watching television, calling his friends, getting very angry. >> josh, you're saying the news coverage causes him to be enraged, then he tweeted about it and there's more news coverage about his rage. isn't that a vicious cycle? >> in some ways it's a media and response strategy, as i had former white house strategist steve bannon has said. nothing really influences the president on a lot of issues like the news coverage. this week, the presiden

he once described former new york city mayor and republican presidential candidate rudy giuliani as aunk with a bad lisp. it seems he and trump last tangled in the summer of 2016 when trump sued nunberg for $10 million. trump accused his former aide of breaching a nondisclosure agreement by leaking false and defamatory information to the media. nunberg denied leaking anything, instead suggesting trump was suing in retaliation for nunberg endorsing senator ted cruz in the republican primary. in the end, the lawsuit was reportedly settled amicably. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> sam nunberg certainly made news today. i want to bring in our panel of the moment, james schultz, maria cardona, paris dennard, and robby mook. do you believe that nunberg has any reasonable grounds to defy a federal grand jury subpoena? >> no, absolutely not. he has to comply with the grand jury subpoena or he'll be pulled in by the marshals, taken before the judge, and compelled to testify or thrown in jail. i mean he has to comply with both the document requests and the request to testify if in fact he's been

. >> he cites that memo we've been reporting on this as you know, it was rudy giuliani's law firm that allegedly warned cambridge, trump's firm, to be careful about doing this because it might break the law. >> what is -- facebook is not sort of going after wylie on this but cambridge analytica really is. this is often the case with whistleblower, an attempt to undermine their credibility and from the business world, as i know, the frequent accusation is it is sour grapes. they are mad, they didn't get paid enough or promoted. they have some ax to grind. >> and i asked him about this and we'll air his response in full fairness. what i said to him is number one, there is the critique that you basically set up a video sting operation on your colleagues that something most people wouldn't like kindly on. and number two, was this an exception you caught them looking bad but maybe that is not how they always roll, if you will. and his answer was, when he discovered the depths of the unethical conduct that he said cambridge analytica and facebook allowed he felt a higher calling and taking t

. >>> to a guy who isn't getting voters, he's not running for anything, rudy giuliani, maybe he needs out how to wear his air pods. that's a picture of him with his air pods. apparently he doesn't know how to wear them. the internet is having a lot of fun with them, even putting drake on top of the ear pods. >> that's hilarious. apparently, he said he had no idea he was wearing them the wrong way. >>> this morning on "world news now" strong storms are effecting millions from texas to ohio. major downpours and flash flooding are already causing havoc and leaving a mess behind. we are tracking it all for you. >>> more changes in the president's cabinet. the va secretary is out. replaced by the president's doctor. plus new reports that the president is not happy with amazon. that caused the company to lose billions of dollars. >> and new this half hour, a women finally uncovers why she's been suffering severe back pain for over a decade. >> it started after she gave birth. wait until you hear what caused it. >>> and the man whose name has been attached to some of the greatest films of al

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