today we learn that usc quarterback sam donald a lot of mock drives as the overall number one pick hased not to throw in indianapolis. this is a common trend but i hate it. the columbine is invitation on only. you can't create your own caveats the only exception is not partaking in certain drill if you're not healthy enough to do it so. he's 100% good to go. this is bad look for guy that could be the topic in the draft. he's saying he thrown throw this week but he will throw at usc pro day he's saying he doesn't want to throw in situation he's never been in but he will throw when as on own field with own guys where he's comfortable. guess what, sam darned in. you'll be new jersey situation every single sunday where you aren't comfortable and et cetera a new event f you're going to go, participate in the columbine. >> iain. >> kristen thanks. a florida woman says her water bill doesn't make sense. so to express how mad she was she's paying it in pennies. 59,369 to be exact. today dana mccool rolled into the water department with the load near orlando. mccool says last month her bell was

that plus nbc reporting bob mueller asking what donald trump knew about campaign e-mails an issue i discussed with former trump aide samunberg after his mueller interview. that's our show. "hardball" with chris matthews starts right now. >>> losing hope. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. the heat is rising on donald trump. on friday, first son-in-law, he gets locked out of seeing anything top secret. yesterday, close aide hope hicks admitted she tells white lies for the president. today she announced she's quitting. special counsel robert mueller is drilling down on trump's russia business dealings and what he may have known in advance about the russian hacking into the democrats' e-mail, knowledge that could make him a

>> there's reporting that sam nunberg was with donald trump for many years, five years between 2011 and016. close to the president as he was trying to build a premise for his candidacy. nunberg spent most of 2013 listening to thousands of hours coming up with a message that donald trump could use to appeal to the republican base. he was close to him. and reportedly looking more at this trip to moscow for the miss universe pageant in 2013 when president -- then donald trump wondered on twitter whether vladimir putin would attend, whether or not they would become best friends. he boasted many of the oligarchs were there. >> shepard: and you would offer a plea deal? how does this work? >> fortunately, i haven't been called before a special counsel. i don't know how it works. but they're asking him for information. they expect him to be forthcoming. the only thing he could be legally liable for is lying to the fbi. >> shepard: the other thing they're working on are the loans to paul manafort. sounds like what they're investigating if paul manafort got these millions in loans which happened

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what mueller is doing and those that he's interviewing, yesterday he interviewed donald trump's former campaign aide sam nunberg. early on aide, and not somebody who went far into the campaign. but somebody that was there in the early stages helping him craft his positions, helping him say what might appeal to a republican audience, talking about the wall, where he stood on foreign policy. i don't know, maybe where he stood on russia early on in the campaign and why he stood where he did when it came to russia or vladimir putin. when you see this, and you look at who he's interviewed as a reporter who has covered this for a long time, where do you see it going next? >> i think that mueller is trying to answer the big question that we all have about this entire investigation. what accounts for the president's predisposition to favor russia and putin. where did it come from? why did he set out to improve relations with russia and why did the platform change happen at the gop convention over 2016. the answer to that is unknown. there are a variety of possibilities. and the first possibility is he was setti

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the players have masks displaying uncle sam and iconic bald eagle, us hockey is a resolution with the ioc. and foxbusiness other, donaldu get sick of it but so far americans love to win. >> we are going to win so much you may get tired of winning and you will say please, please, too much winning. heather: another major company announcing a $25 million investment in the united states. tracy is here with the economic boom that continues. >> reporter: ford said it will boost its production of suvs by 25%. there has been high demand for lincoln navigators and ford expeditions. they will also invest $25 million in its louisville kentucky plant which will make those suvs increasing the speed of the production line. this plant has been around since 1969 but they are investing more money into it. who knows if it will bring more jobs but good news for ford, they have been on a slump lately. >> good news for people who use uber, we will skip that story and go to another story. cadbury handing people to be chocolate tasted. >> if you love chocolate this is a dream job. the company behind oreos and cadbury looking for someone to t

donald trump. a name not commonly in the news. but something tells me by tomorrow night we'll be talking about it. give us a preview. >> sam numbberg, a name not well known to people who follow politics. he was the first person i encountered when i first encountered then-businessman donald trump years ago. the long-time political confidant and political strategist for donald trump who then had a falling-out and left the campaign in 2015. he's now going to be talking to robert mueller's team. this is important because numbberg has remained close to people within the president's inner circle. in particular, roger stone. whose connections with wikileaks and different relationships throughout the political world have often come under scrutiny. >> barbara, again, given the strength of your resume and experience, all we're left is to see what's publicly available. what's visible above the water line. and with that in mind, what do you make of the timeline of the mueller investigation thus far? where are we? >> i think it was a very significant development when we saw the indictment last friday of the 13 russian individuals in co

sam, it is great to see you. >> thank you very much. >> why does donald trump eckive okay on spousal abuse and never defend hershe. >> in this case, today, when he is president of the united states, it was unmitigated mistake. i don't know why he did that. if i interpreted knowing him, if he says something like that, he means i'm not here to defend him -- he said he was innocent, we didn't know the full facts, we didn't have the pictures, i didn't know about this. that is how i interpret it. >> you were listening just then. before donald trump was president of the united states he also defended the him and not hers. why does he defend him and not her. >> friends of his. >> so if it is a friend of his. >> mike tyson he was successful and had championship fights at trump casino. >> does that make it okay. >> it doesn't make it okay. i'm not defending this. i'm telling you my interpretation and perhaps i'm wrong. >> um, i'm going to raise this because you've raised it. not because i think it should be raised but you raised in the "fire and fury" book. you asked is trump a good person. and an intelligence person a

that is -- that is, sam, the most preposterous thing about donald trump running and going fake news, fake media, fake news, fake media and all the leakers are in the west wing, all the leakers are in the administration and he's -- >> and they're nervous. >> and sarah huckabee sanders are blaming the press for listening to the white house? >> this is nuts. >> we aren't getting this information walking across the mall. i had four people this weekend call me up. >> i don't know who your source it. the hot dog guy. >> very close to the president call me up, given me the background on the story. i wasn't -- i wasn't like calling them up, i was watching vietnam for the second time and watching liverpool win. liverpool's actually wingning a match. leave me alone. >> i had an identical weekend. this administration leaks a ton. i love it. i'm grateful for it. it provides this show with a lot of -- >> i think it shows how nervous people are. >> yeah. it also shows that despite trump's loyalty test he's surrounded by people that really aren't that loyal to him. if you looked at sarah huckabee s

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are too lazy to get off their asses and sam stein, for those of us who had always hoped that general john kelly was going to be a moderating influence on donald trump and bring professionalism to the west wing -- certainly as people such as myself are starting to have second doubts. >> to a certain degree, it's the question, heilemann raised, which is the most pertinent one, which is how much of this was in him before he came to the white house and how much of this has been brought out of him by being in proximity to donald trump. i think at this juncture, the greatest hopes for the kelly era, which were premised on getting the white house to act competently, reining the president's worst impulses, maybe doing something functionally legislatively, haven't been achieved. and as far as i can tell from the reporting that's out there, there is growing frustration by the president over kelly's tenure. which was the most predictable thing we could possibly imagine. as soon as it got rough, the president would begin to ask why is he here? what good is he doing? so you know, i do think that we're at a place now where we need to conceivably ask how mu

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donald trump. and what i worry about is what michael is going to say when he's called in by somebody like andrew weissman. >> joining us now is harry litman. the last thing that samunberg was saying was he was worried about what michael cohen is going to say when he's called in by somebody like andrew weissman about the payouts. that sounds like he's talking about the stormy daniels payout to not say anything about her sexual relationship with donald trump and possibly other payouts, and there's been speculation that robert mueller would be interested in that. what's your reading of that? >> why wouldn't he be. there does seem to be a series of them. sam nunberg is kind of a charming rogue here and he's on record saying it's a den of thieves, everybody lies about everything, but cohen obviously everything he has said about stormy daniels and others has had a fishy smell to high heaven. and he's going to be very hard pressed. you know, mueller just remember indicted a lawyer, alex van der zwaan for lying and serving notice that lawyers like cohen, like don mcgahn may well be in trouble if they lie to him. but cohen seems to have been the bag man for these sorts of

donald trump is tough on russia. >> no, he's not. here's where i come from. i am a supporter of israel. okay? whether or not people like it or not, you can say, oh, sam nunberg, oh, he's just an israeli. i'm a supporter of israel. there's no bigger benefactor of iran, after vladimir putin -- >> let me play for you. >> his predecessor was worse. you know obama was worse. >> on russia -- >> no trump's wrong. >> let me play you talking about this on russia and this whole issue of the relationship. take a listen. >> i believe an easing of tensions and improved relations with russia from a position of strength only, is possible, absolutely possible. >> we hope for better days. for better relations with russia. >> but you show me where during this current administration where donald trump has done anything that's been positive or proactive or productive for vladimir putin. if anything, if vladimir putin thought he was helping elect donald trump, he must be feeling he got scammed somehow. what has he gotten? >> but donald trump is not enforcing these sanctions brought on by obama. >> but he won't do the sanctions. >> you're saying on record he should enforc

sam, does the president seem concern had at all about what yau russia actually did. >> i don't know if he realizes that he is their biggest tool right now. the russians have no special love for donald trump. they prefer him as candidate because they felt his election would help them achieve their goals of dividing the country. a tweet just like that proves their point. makes the case that he is easily manipulated. it makes the case that he is divisions and makes putin's job a whole lot easier. >> i will say real quick, you talk about the different parts of the investigation. remember an octopus has many legs but they are are all connected to one head. that's what we see here. this case, little parts of the investigation, these cases, these defendants, they will tie back into one place. i think that's where bob mueller is headed. >> you think there are more shoes to drop? >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. good to see you. >> good to see you as well. home it hope it is a great week ahead. >>> in another tweet today, using the 17 deaths of children and teachers as part of that. critics, including classmates, are calling it a new low. you're live at the "cnn newsroom

if donald trump gives testimony to the fbi, to mueller and says, listen, i don't want to run in 2015, until 2015. you have people like sam were doing in 2011, 2012 -- neil: every candidate formally announces versus thinking what they're doing, plotting strategy. >> was making very overt moves. i don't know, i'm not there, but bringing this guy in is kind of interesting. we'll see what happens. the markets are, before, i was planning for a hit about the markets here. the markets are moving off this stuff. whether this is, whether this is nothing or something i can't tell you. neil: we'll have to see. buddy. charlie gasparino. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. the pen where you don't have to see or handle a needle. and it works 24/7. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine . . exercise. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take trulicity if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, if you have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you're allergic to tr

. >> sam stein, one thing that we have done in this segment is we have played a tweet or shown a tweet from donaldack obama do anything about russian hacking. and then we showed a clip from october of 2016 where donald trump is attacking barack obama for doing something about russian hacking. and then andrea brings up that barack obama sanctioned russia for hacking and then donald trump had his national security adviser reach out to kislyak to talk about reversing the sanctions that barack obama set up. now, even for people who are easily swayed by fake news, even dupes that read facebook posts by bots and believe it and forward them to me and ask me if they're true, this is an easy enough timeline for anybody to pick up. that donald trump is just not telling the truth. >> sure. and ruth is right. there is a thread line here. one consistent thread line is donald trump has been more or less an apologist towards russia. he wants to get u.s. russia relation toes a better place, as he claims. but in reality, he has excused a variety of actions by moscow and the kremlin to destabilize this country beca

sam in pennsylvania, line for democrats. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have two comments. one about to process and what about donaldrump and the nra. due process, i feel that our country could move in a very positive trend, if we start applying due process as a preventative measure. people that we know that are part of isis or m13, or somebody who has classes with police -- clashes with police or are a mental health risk, and we cannot arrest them until they actually commit a crime, which is ridiculous. we have a tremendous amount of 1000 people, over who are suspected terrorists, and we have mental health people that are under surveillance officially, and we are waiting for them to do the crime so we can prosecute them. we should put them in front of a jury and ask the jury if, based on the evidence, they are a danger to society. use due process to protect people before it happens and i do not think the violation of the constitution. take away their guns before they shoot. if we can prove in front of a jury that they are dangerous. the second point is when it comes to nra and trump, a very interesting thing happen