just like the russia hawks.y used to divide the country and keep a hold on power. that's exactly what's going on. you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump is flying from dayton, ohio to el paso, texas — spending the day in two cities still reeling from mass shootings. before leaving the white house, the president said —— you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump is flying from dayton, ohio to el paso, texas — spending the day in two cities still reeling from mass shootings. before leaving the white house, the president said he wants congress to impose universal background checks for people buying guns. in ohio mr trump was greeted by protests,

mcconnell may be a bit sensitive he's long presided himself on being a russia hawk and having a hardy bills as some kind of partisan democratic employ. -- ploy. after all, the aforementioned bipartisan report from the republican led senate intelligence committee said quote russian activities demand renewed attention to vulnerabilities in u.s. voting infrastructure. and last week both robert mueller and fbi director chris wray testified that more needs to be done to stop russian meddling in 2020. yet mitch mcconnell won't let the election protection bills get to the floor. so mitch mcconnell is unamused about all the pressure on him right now. and this weekend he is slated to appear at the fancy farm picnic a legendary annual kentucky political event. where politicians roast rivals what kind of reception awaits him in kentucky? joining us is joe sanka at insider louisville. thanks for being here tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> what is awaiting mitch mcconnell when he gets to the fun fair? >> well, a fancy farm is a very unique little place in western kentucky. and it's kind of a

just like the russia hawks. it's a conspiracy theory used to divide the country and keep a hold on power. that's exactly what's going on. you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump is flying from dayton, ohio to el paso, texas — spending the day in two cities still reeling from mass shootings. before leaving the white house, the president said —— you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump is flying from dayton, ohio to el paso, texas — spending the day in two cities still reeling from mass shootings. before leaving the white house, the president said he wants congress to impose universal background checks for people buying guns. in ohio mr trump was greeted by protests, and more scenes like this are expected in texas. the president denied that he bears responsibility for anti—immigrant sentiment. right now the president is flying down to el paso, a city where emotions are still very raw. i would like him to bring unity, not only to el paso, texas... ..but to our country. also on the programme... brit

three years ago, republicans in the country were hawks on russia and free traders.y are doves. this is the power -- it's amazing. what on earth happened? how did this guy from "home alone ii" come along and transform an entire political movement? he did it. >> i think -- i am in -- michelle, i'm in the camp that thinks that the economy is actually the big weakness. some people think his floor is his floor, it doesn't matter. i think it's the jenga piece. there's no way donald trump can get to 20% approval absent a recession. i think a recession would do that. >> it's right for two reasons. it's harder to lie about. you can tell people the wall is being built. you can tell people that we are respected all over the world. you can't tell people they have a job or that they got a raise if they didn't. people are aware of it in a way that they maybe are not aware of other ways he is trashing american power. also, it's the central thing that he promised. they say, he might be crazy, he might say wild things, he but he has this business genius. that's where you can show th

two years ago or three years ago republicans in the country were hawks on russia and free traders.ariffs and they're doves. this is the power of -- >> it's amazing. >> historians will say what on earth happened here and how did this guy from home alone 2 come along and transform an entire political movement. he did it, though. >> but i do think, i am in the -- michelle, i'm in the camp that thinks that the economy is actually the big weakness, right? so there are some people that think his floor is his floor and it doesn't matter. i think it is the jenga piece. they no way donald trump can get to 20% approval absent a recession, but i do think a recession would do that. >> i think it's right for two reasons first of all, because it's thee harder to lie about, you can tell people the wall is built and you can't tell people they got a job and got a raise that they didn't and they're aware of other ways that he's trashing american power, and then also, it's the central thing that he's promised. >> right. >> they can say he might be crazy and he might say these wild and temperate thing

can only imagine what john bolden, the national security adviser, one of the all-time hawks on the question of russiatary of state mike pompeo think when they hear trump kind of drop the handkerchief with putin without measuring that pressure. >> and speaking of john bolden, he is in ukraine as we speak. hans nichols, david, thank you very much. >>> we have breaking news that we want to get to, purdue pharma and its owners, the sackler family are offering $10 billion to $20 billion to settle opioid claims in 2,000 suits across the country. this comes in yesterday's landmark ruling where a oklahoma judge ordered johnson & johnson to pay $5 million for its role in the opioid crisis. let's bring in nbc investigative reporter laura strickler. and danny cevallos. >> what more are we learning about this? >> we're learning that this 10 to $20 billion deal on the table. it's not been agreed to. we'll know potentially on friday when all. parties are going to be discussing it again. the company would use bankruptcy as a tool to transform the company into what's called the public benefit trust. and that trust w

fiscal conservatism, record deficits, and being a hawk as it relates to putin and russia and what they can do to our country if they are not checked. those are all gone. the notion that he's not getting a primary opponent tells you how far the republican party has gone from what used to be iron rock rib orthodoxy. >> and on that, our thanks to senator claire mccaskill, nancy cook, jill colvin for starting us off this thursday night. >>> coming up one trump biaugrf describes the president's recent behavior as unbridled unmanageable panic. that author coming up with us next. >>> and later we've heard his pleas for help on the water crisis. our exclusive interview with the governor ophil murphy. >>> i am the chosen one. somebody had to do it, so i'm taking on china. i'm taking on china on trade. >> our next guest is shaking his head on those comments from the president. bloomberg opinion writer and our next guest tim o'brien writes today, quote, you need a certain kind of appalling narcissism to be comfy promoting yourself as heaven sent in a televised press briefing and as a diety on twi

fiscal conservatism, record deficits, and being a hawk as it relates to putin and russia and what they can do to our country if they are not checked. those are all gone. the notion that he's not getting a primary opponent tells you how far the republican party has gone from what used to be iron rock rib orthodoxy. >> and on that, our thanks to senator claire mccaskill, nancy cook, jill colvin for starting us off this thursday night. >>> coming up one trump biaugrf describes the president's recent behavior as unbridled unmanageable panic. that author coming up with us next. >>> and later we've heard his pleas for help on the water crisis. our exclusive interview with the governor ophil murphy. governor ophil murphy. for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. help prevent this! talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about getting vaccinated against whooping cough. talk to your doctor or pharmacist today bill's back needed a afvacation from his vacation. an amusement park... so he stepped on the dr. scholl's k

fiscal conservatism, record deficits, and being a hawk as it relates to putin and russia and what they can do to our country if they are not checked. those are all gone. the notion that he's not getting a primary opponent tells you how far the republican party has gone from what used to be iron rock rib orthodoxy. >> and on that, our thanks to senator claire mccaskill, nancy cook, jill colvin for starting us off this thursday night. >>> coming up, one trump biographer describes the president's recent behavior as unbridled unmanageable panic. that author coming up with us next. >>> and later we've heard his pleas for help on the newark water crisis. our exclusive interview with the governor phil murphy. as "the 11th hour" is just getting started on a thursday night. rsday night. - in the last year, there were three victims of cybercrime every second. when a criminal has your personal information, they can do all sorts of things in your name. criminals can use ransomware, spyware, or malware to gain access to information like your name, your birthday, and even your social security number

russia and test launching a new cruise missile. from moscow thanks for joining us in our international diner hawking's with you tonight welcome to the program. more than a year of tensions in italy's ruling coalition after come to heads with the italian prime minister resigning after the country's interior minister. called for a vote of no confidence once again leaves italy in a deep political crisis. well that resignation over its lease prime minister said because they had been widely speculated for the last few days and now it's happened to force plunging italy into a fresh political crisis in his resignation speech on cheese the often he notes that blistering attack on the deputy prime minister mean to you in the cemetery you so beany over the leak basically accusing him of doing everything to profiteer himself and profiteers party the government and he accused mattel you so binnie of being the one who's driving the governments to crisis you will get all up to the poll mantra debate is over we'll go to the president of the republic to officially communicate the end of this government intended my resignation this prime minister we

it would be in direct confrontation with russia china and europe that is still collaborating in that hearing to the nuclear deal so it showed that some of the hawks in the trump industries and have lost that battle and we've seen a pattern before that when the hawks lose one battle and they get some sort of consolation prize in a may very well of the that the consolation prize was that they would do something as absurd as sanctioning the foreign minister of another country who they claim they want to have negotiations with just just taking a more broader perspective on this the longer these tensions continue particularly on the economic front and iran continues to feel the pain of these u.s. led sanctions what are the chances that that it may come back to the negotiating table. is there any chance at all in your view. i don't see any chance of any negotiation as long as jumbled in the my company or in the white house because the iranians cannot afford to engage in another negotiation with the united states in which the us does not live up to its obligations this is what happened with the nuclear deal and as long as pompei on bolton are there ther

russia's believe there are about 60 mm before the max. and now you're back. down. yeah no. way. the live from moscow going to hawkings with you tonight thanks for joining us on the program. he was president donald trump has claimed as cancelled his state visit to denmark over the nasty remarks of the country's prime minister it offered to buy greenland which is a danish dependent territory the offer though was quickly rebuffed. prime minister just a bit that it was absurd that was that it was that absurd idea was that asked the daughter was that inappropriate statement well she had to do is say no we wouldn't be address that you're not sure at this because. it's an absolute discussion and to prime minister of greenland has of course made it clear that greenland is not for sale and that's where the conversation and. don't say what it absurd idea that is because he's not talking to me. he's not to appear to me you don't get to the united states of america you don't go up to the united states that way at least under me. denmark's queen who would have hosted trump expressed shock at his abrupt cancellation greenland is t

hawks. her for. the headlines this hour conservative activists in the u.s. . court agrees to reconsider a censorship case against tech giants like facebook and google. russia and the u.s. trade accusations of un security council over the collapse of the i n f control trying to. get accusing russia the united states and the countries that growing to along with it are ignoring facts and common sense the united states will not remain a party to a treaty that is deliberately violated by russia. and they can face jail for saving migrants from the mediterranean has turned down a friend.

hawk will make a phone call, et cetera. do you expect to see a bipartisan pushback against this? there's tremendous support for ukraine's position against russia among both parties. >> that's right, jim. there's been a difference between the actions and words of congress. i would expect a bipartisan condemnation of russia from these members of congress in words and statements saying they disagree with my efforts to maybe help russia by removing some of the aid that the u.s. has traditionally given to ukraine. when it comes to actions, we have seen a shift from the early months of this presidency when congress was willing to push forward bipartisan sanctions on russia. take actions that were not in step with the white house to punish russia for election meddling, but i would be surprised now if there was any bipartisan legislation or action or sanctions just in part because things have become to polarized and republicans have been so unwilling to stand up to the president, even when they disagree with him privately to publicly put their name on a vote that would put them on a different side of the president on an issue like this. so maybe some

hawks. how far are they willing to let donald trump degrade the intelligence community to make himself feel better because he doesn't want to hear what russia him in 2016. >> i've had plenty of differences of opinions with my colleagues. i was the one no vote on the election security report because i thought there needed to be a more activist role for the federal government. when you're getting attacked by the russians, you don't send the county it guy out there to fight the russians. but i think my colleagues now on the intelligence committee are going to say no ratcliffes, we want somebody who acknowledges what the real threats are and trump is going to have to make a call. is he going to try and say i only care about somebody who shares my conspiracy theories. >> one of the concerns about people when they looked at ratcliffe was the fact that he would have access to all of the information about the ongoing investigations, national security investigations that still relate to what happened in 2016. is there any chance at all that mcconnell and the republicans would allow somebody on that committee that would undermine the committee. do yo

hawks in the reagan era. so how far are they willing to let president trump degrade the intelligence community, essentially to make himself feel better because he doesn't want to hear what russia in 2016? >> i've had plenty of differences of opinion with my colleagues. i was the one no vote, when you are getting attacked by the russians, you don't send the county i.t. person to fight the russians. but i think my colleagues now on the intelligence committee are going to say no ratcliffs, no nuneses, we want somebody that acknowledges the real threats. and president trump is going to have to make a call. is he going to say i only care about somebody who shares my conspiracy theorys, or go with the nat republican the senate republicans who say i'm not going there. >> ratcliff would then have access to all the information about the ongoing investigations, racial security investigations that still relate to what happened in 2016. any chance at all that mcconnell and the republicans would allow somebody that would undermine that committee? do you have faith in republicans on the other side of the aisle that they would protect the dni from president trump's access to that kind of inf

russia to target the u.s. by is sewing racial devid, but we are going to start in the hawk eye state in iowa.polls, but many among his democratic circles are wondering for how much longer? more than a dozen candidates are jockeying for votes in the nation's first caucus state hoping to terrurn moment frs so box into results. at the ballot box, but here are some of the headlines the front run rer is getting from this week. the aftermath of gaffe filled one. just as kamala harris picks up big endorsements there. von hilliard is on the ground at the iowa state fair and also with me are dina and former speech writer for senate majority leader, bill frist. has the former vice president garnered much excitement there in iowa despite all of the gaffes? >> joe biden was here on the first day of the fair. but you had elizabeth warren here last night in the saturday prime time slot in which there were thousands of f people listening to her soap box speech. you have everybody from rural counties, urban counties and right here, this is kind of a fun spot where we like to hang out. the colonel drop where