. >> let's play is that sam hunt we're listening to. >> yes. >> so he is going to be -- what?g like a summertime country concert on the beach. i can think of a lot of things i i would rather do but i like sam hunt. he is my grandson. >> what? >> it is my real last name. sam hunt is, coming to atlantic city july 1st 2 days before my birthday and tickets get on sale today. general admission cost about $70. king brown will be there and connor smith. wow. >> okay, sue. >> that was about as confusing as our forecast is for the rest of the day as complicated as our forecast is for rest of the day. will you get snow, rain, both, everybody gets a lot of wind. will you get snow, rain, both, everybody gets a lot of wind. we will sort it - honey, look what we got! will you get snow, rain, both, everybody gets a lot of wind. - [narrator] going big... (yelling) - [narrator] isn't always best. - who's our little puppy? - sweetheart, daddy got you a new. sweetheart? elizabeth, where are you? she's under the bears! - [narrator] unless it's a aaa plus membership. - woo! - [narrator] get 100 to

. >> ♪ >> yeah, taking a back roads down the shore, to catch sam hunt this summer, tell you how to getour hands on those hot tickets. >> good morning, everybody it is a friday, morning, it is rainy, nice day to put that song honorary pete. >> it sounds great. >> karen, good morning. mike good morning to you, in for bob kelly. it will be wet and busy. >> whole lieutenant of problems, and karen is saying train coming from d.c. we have a problem there. >> that will effect service in philadelphia and new york. >> that train stops in philadelphia you are not getting on the 111. >> we are looking up and down the coast we have, some lines as well break that down for you. >> most interesting part of this will be the snow factor. it is biggest wild card. we will watch the temperature as the day goes on and how early you will get that change over from rain to wet snow before the storm exits and we can't wait for that to happen. three out of 10. we have miles to go before we see rainy, breeze which bus stop buddy, we have full rain gear on and temperatures in the 40's, right now, it is mostly rai

. >> ♪ >> this will be so much fun we are having a house party down the shore because sam hunt's comingack to the delaware valley so how you can get your hands on some tickets. >> it just feels like summer when you hear that, sights and sounds but that is a couple months away. lets talk about the forecast, i'm bearer on have bad news, 4:30 on this friday, tgi f. >> you you are part of the family. >> good morning to you. >> we appreciate it. >> you will be busy. >> yes. >> we have a lot we're looking at this morning. war of it hasn't happened yet but take the balance of the day it will be a three, just yucky, out there. rainy and breezy, and he is ready for that to blow inside out at some point today. we have a lot of snow in the western part of the state and upstate new york, for us it is mostly a rain event with temperatures in the 40's, as we get started this morning but with this storm here's what we are looking at and things to keep in mind today. we are getting rain, wet snow, damaging winds we have a high win warning in effect, and coastal concern for back bay flooding and beach e

we got sam hunt out with us. >> seth: that's great. >> and john hardy and -- [ cheers ] so it's going fun summer. a lot of fun tailgating and country music at dodger stadium! it's going to be a first. [ cheers ] >> seth: country music at dodger stadium. your album is about how country you are. >> yes. >> seth: is there something -- is there anything you left out? >> on the song -- >> seth: yeah. >> "what makes you country?" >> seth: yeah. because, i mean, it tells a lot of what makes you country? >> let me see, um -- you know, we have multiple pigs on the farm. >> seth: yeah. that's good. that makes you country. >> that's quite important. >> seth: yeah. >> i have a farm truck that's used just for the farm. >> okay. >> it doesn't even have a license plate. >> seth: oh, wow! [ laughter ] >> so you're not allowed to even drive it on -- >> seth: you can't take it out on the road. >> on pavement. >> seth: yeah. >> and lastly, yeah. i have hired a full-time bass fishing -- [ laughter ] i mean, have a guy that -- i have this bass lake and his job is to grow the bass to -- [ light laughter ]

but you say this is not a witch hunt, sam and say there is a lot there. what is the there? does that consist of? >> what happened is when i first got the call, i hadn't studied any of this. i was rude to the fbi agent who i have later apologized. >> hey, you're a new yorker. [ laughter ] >> but when i have to go into when i have to go into let's say, not a lion's den but party against party, i'm not interested really in looking -- let's say in a campaign. i'm not interested in looking initially i know it as an a exert how to message to republicans. i have to see how the message to dem kra democrats. i studied everything writers have written. there were books about this. yes, this is legitimate to have the special counsel, and that's why i also think the president should meet with him and get this over with. >> get it over with because does that mean you're implying you do not think robert mueller has anything regarding russia and this president? >> i would hope not, and i don't think the president would do something like that. maybe i'm wrong, maybe i'm not. i don't believe

hunt. i think sam was right. obvious sli, he's in a place where he doesn't have anything on the line other than his own reputation. which we could all argue has been questioned quite a bit over the last few days. he doesn't have anything to lose in saying that it's not. he's completely right. a lot of the gop has believed that. they're conducting their own investigations as well but do believe that mueller's investigation not only as a president but the wider corruption in washington has proved to be very fruitful so far and will continue to be. we all know that it's not going to affect donald trump's narrative. but it's valuable in listening to what he's had to say in his experience with mueller so far. >> nunberg also said that mueller needs to stay within the scope of the russian collusion if he pursues charges against the president. although he clarified he does not think the president was involved with collusion. what do you make of that? that he has to stay within that scope and not broaden out with somethi

you heard sam nunberg say here on cnn that president trump was right that this is a witch-hunt. what are the consequences of sam nunberg's defying the special counsel, robert mueller? >> i think he's preparing himself to go to jail. i don't think he appreciates the seriousness of this subpoena, and i think that he is basically putting special counsel mueller in the position of having to act because if he basically can snub his nose at the special counsel, then others will find it convenient to do so. you cannot evade a subpoena. >> a fair point. nunberg also says president trump actually knew about that very controversial june 2016 trump tower meeting with russians. listen to this. >> he talked about it the week before and i don't know why he did this. all he had to say was yeah, we met with the russians. the russians offered us something and we thought they had something and that was it. i don't know why he went around trying to hide. he shouldn't have. >> sam nunberg was actually fired from the trump campaign almost a year earlier in 2015, very early on in the campaign. do you

sam, thank you for calling in. it is 3:00, i have to hand things over to kasie hunt. come back live on our show tomorrow. or come back on our air at 5:00. >> tell her i said hello, okay. >> i'm sure she can hear you. sam nunberg, thank you very much. and that will do it for me. kasie hunt picks things up. >> can i keep you for a second. because i think we need to break down what just happened there. >> you can. >> i'm going to ask the forgiveness of my producers for ignoring the script for just a moment before we get started. you just spent several minutes talking to sam nunberg that i worked as well covering this campaign. it was remarkable conversation and i was thinking you should let him stay on the phone there. what did you take away from that exchange and let's just recap for our viewers who may have just tuned in. >> so tam n-- sam nunberg has said he won't appear in front of a grand jury on friday. he had been issued a subpoena for his appearance and a number of documents relating to a number of people within the trump campaign. the trump administration and folks still associated with donald trump

hunt. >> in an interview on msnbc yesterday, sam nunnberg said he would not appear before a grand jury and turn over documents. and then last night he told nbc news that he would probably cooperate. during that msnbc interview, nunberg said that he did in fact fight back during the campaign. >>> and talking about the next step about the stadium project. since the proposal of the stadium brought in two years ago, opponents have rallied saying that the new stadium will likely need to more trash and traffic. and force low-income residents out of their homes. the town hal is scheduled for 6:30. >>> delaware transit will hold two hearings about service changes scheduled for later this year. they're looking for public input for several route changes across the state. d.a.r.t. also wants input on seasonal beach service. the hearings are at 11:00 this morning and 4:00 this afternoon at the wilmington library. >>> well, a second winter storm in less than a week will start moving in tonight. you can see it approaching on the "first alert" radar here. "first alert" meteorologist krystal klei is showi

he was reluctant to leave the old hunting from, but also heard stories about the successes of sam houston, steven austin, and other land agents or impresarios who have established land agencies and were on their way to becoming wealthy men. last, hebelieved at fortune, ands own in a place where he could hunt almost every day of the year. as was noted, crockett was in a state of euphoria. throughout crockett's long ride to texas, haley's comet, the celestials of all the nomads, was clearly visible. across the land, people were in alwe as they spied the object slowly making its way through the night sky. for centuries, people believed a celestial was a harbinger of chaos disaster. comets were to be feared. one medieval pope disaster. excommunicated haley's comet. the appearance of haley's comet was blamed for catastrophes around the world, including a horrific fire in new york city that raged for several days and nights, the massacre of 280 people in africa by zulu warriors, and wars that erupted across latin america. the seminoles saw in the comet's long tail a tragedy that descended upon

sam nunberg, the former aide to the campaign, told abc news that russia is not a witch hunt. this was after fix housix hours front of the grand jury. >> right. i don't think there's any indication and i think the president's tweets today probably reveal this, that he's changed his view or at least what he purports publicly. sort of the messaging that he does publicly, which is that he tells the public that he thinks it's a witch hunt. that there's no collusion. i think today he was tweeting, there's no collusion. >> that his lawyers have conclusively showed that, which is not true. >> and part of his -- i think he was reacting today in parking lot -- part to a "new york times" article that perhaps he's shaking up his legal team in the white house to deal with potential long-term consequences of the mueller special counsel's investigation. this investigation is not going away. i think at this point, the president knows that. he's tried to do many things over the course of the last year to derail the investigation, to slow it down, to shut it down, at this point, he has to know

it may be a total witch hunt, michael flynn, rick gates, paul manafort, george papadopoulos and sam nunberg. how did they make it through a presidential vetting process? >> that's an interesting question because when you're on a campaign, there really is no vetting process. it's not like you're getting access to classified information. people who want to help out on a campaign come and volunteer. in the case of trump there were 17 candidates. this was not a traditional campaign. either you did not have a robust field operation -- when we arrived there, they had no fund-raising operation. they had no opposition research. they had no strong robust field operation or data operation, things that the rnc brought that all of the other candidates had. it was not a traditional campaign. you had a lot of individuals -- kennedy: you could google paul manafort and learn a lot about him in the first six pages that come up in the internet search and you know that's not the kind of person you want to have. >> who was he hired for? kennedy: who cares. he shouldn't have been close. >> knowing what we know

hunt. but i do have to say sam nunberg is someone who almost since the day he was fired from the trump campaign has infuriated the campaign and now this white house. he is one of the people who if his name appears in a story that any reporter writes, i'm sure you know this as well, but everyone sort of goes crazy and sort of gets spun up into a frenzy. so, let's just say today his interview at the post, his interview with katy tur after which he called into cnn, that reaction from the white house, imagine it on steroids. >> well, and i guess john heilman, it raises a question about whether or not trump was hiring the best people or not. these are the people who have been subpoenaed by robert mueller. >> right. there is so much to say here. you know, sam nunberg is a complicated character and someone who has been involved -- was involved with trump for a long time before trump decided to run for president. he's someone who proudly claims roger stone as his political mentor. he left the campaign in august of 2015. people remember donald trump announced for president in the spring of 2015. by augu

he says he is no fan of the commander in chief, former aide sam nunberg said president trump is correct. this special counsel is a witch hunt. during a phone interview, nunberg said he is refusing to testify this week before the grand jury. >> this subpoena is absolutely ridiculous. why should i hand them over every email i have had with steve bannon or roger stone since 2015? >> asked whether the special counsel had something. >> i think he may have done something during the election, but i don't know that. >> white house press secretary dismissed the comments. >> i'm not going away and if somebody doesn't work at the white house. i can tell you from our perspective, we are fully cooperating with the office of the special counsel. >> the latest drama unfolded, fox news has confirmed robert mueller's investigation began exploring the trump campaign connections to the united arab emirates and possible business dealings as early as november last year. republican lawmakers call for a second special counsel. >> we cannot have the department of justice and we cannot have the fbi investigate themselves. they are not going to put

we will be watching for that and former campaign aide sam nunn berg walking back his statement that the muller russia investigation is a witch hunt. he is now saying the investigation into russian inclusion is wanted but doesn't believe the probe will lead to president trump. he does say he believes some people in the president's inner circle are in trouble. his remarks, day after he gave six hours of testimony before a federal grand jury. white house correspondent at the newspaper and the cohosts for the podcast majority minority. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> at the surface, what do you say. >> you think what we are seeing is a sign that the muller investigation, that the special counsel is zeroing in on his intended targets. regards to sam number, i think we need to be cautious considering his last media blitz that he gave, not just yesterday but a few days ago.we need to be cautious about taking what he says as dictating what muller is doing. he is certainly not in muller's head. that said, he is revealing that he has concerns based on questions he's been asked about. a lot of trump's inner circle has bee

no fan of the commander in chief former campaign aid sam nunberg said, president trump is correct, the special counsel investigation is a witch hunte willing phone interview nunberg is refusing to testify this before before the grand jury. >> the subpoena is absolutely ridiculous. why should i hand them over every e-mail i've had with steve ban and i don't and roger stone. >> i think he may have done something during the election. but i don't know that for sure. >> the white house press secretary dismissed the commen comments. >> look i'm not going to weigh in to somebody that doesn't work at the white house. i can tell you from our perspective we are fully cooperate wig the office of the special counsel. >> reporter: as the special counsel drama unfolded robert mueller's investigators began exploring the trump campaign connections to the united are a am emirates. they called for a special counsel to. >> the we cannot have the department of justice and fbi investigate themselves. they're not going to put handcuffs on themselves. they're not going to empanel aground jury to investigate themselves. >> reporter: in washington, cather

hunt. and i'm not going to cooperate. >> in an interview on msnbc yesterday, sam nunberg said wouldn't appear before a grand jury or turn over documents in the campaign. then he told nbc news last night he would probably cooperate with special counsel robert mueller. during that interview, nunberg also suggested then candidate donald trump may have actually done something wrong during the campaign. listen. >> do you think that they have something on the president? >> i think they may. >> why? >> i think that they may have done something during the election, but i don't know that for sure. >> why do you think that? >> i can't explain it unless you were in there. >> the white house fired back saying nunberg only served the campaign in the early days and that he's incorrect. the white house press secretary reaffirmed that there was no collusion between the campaign and russia. >>> well, new this morning president trump is commenting on staff shakeups at the white house. the president tweeted the new narrative is that there is chaos in the white house. wrong. i still have some people that i want to change always seeking per

hunting and promised to keep the ban on elf -- elephant trophies in place. >>> a trump campaign aide says he may refuse to cooperate with the investigation into russian election interference. sam was speaking in several interviews. at first, he was defined, saying he would refuse to appear before a grand jury even after getting a subpoena i special counsel robert mueller. he seemed to indicate he believes investigators -- to -- investigators may have evidence against trump. >> i think they may have evidence. i think that he may have done something during the election. but i don't know that. >> i'm not going to way into somebody that does work at the white house. i can tell you from our perspective, we are fully cooperating with the office of the special counsel. speculator on the associated press said he would likely cooperate with the special counsel. >>> supporters of immigrant rights are trying to refocus attention on daca at a time they fear congress may be losing interest. now that there is it -- a deadline to expire, there's concerned the issue will be hook -- put on the back burner. no longer silent or in the shadows, young dreamers who were brought illegally to the u.s

hunt. >> he did do something wrong in the campaign. >> without evidence, but it was just bizarre. >> it calls into question sam nunberg's law degree. >e people the president was surrounding himself with. nice to see you, sarah westwood. >> thank you. >>> people still sick from working at the world trade center after 9/11. getting a little help from jon stewart. >> you have rewrite schoolhouse rock as to how a bill becomes a law and one guy screws everything up. that will be forever known as pulling a mick mulvaney. >> we will explain why the comedian is getting involved in the issue next. proaai gl markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. (vo) do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day; rage, rage against the dying of the light. do not go gentle into that good night. ♪ ♪

called this whole investigation a witch hunt, he doesn't criticize robert mueller specific liflt he avoids it. every one seems the avoid it except for this guy, samberg. >> yes. and i think the correlation is very important. roger stone is not just his mentor. he these he contacts with julian assange. and you have the hacked e-mails as well as the dnc. and roger stone is donald trump's longest serving political adviser. he has known trump closely for decades. so what i think this underscores, the special counsel is casting a very wide net. what we're seeing more and more indication of, he's trying to decipher what if anything did trump know during the campaign and when did he know it. and that's where someone like sam nunberg and anyone who fits in, can offer phone logs and other things that transpired between the campaign and trump and others in moscow. >> i think that's important. phil made this point earlier. we have a tendency to focus on the -- i think he may have something on donald trump. based on the rest of the interview. i'm not sure sam nunberg is the world's most credible source on that investigation. i think it is important to note,

interview with former trump campaign aide sam nunberg after he testified friday after a federal grand jury connected to the russia probe. >> i don't think it's a witch hunt. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions also weighed in on his recusal from the investigation while speaking at georgetown university. >> that's what i was advised by the professionals, career people, and the department. and i felt like i had to recuse myself. >> reporter: but president trump had other concerns this weekend, trying to give a candidate a lift in a race that could be an indication of what's to come in the midterm elections in november. wendy gillette, cbs news. >> the race is in pennsylvania's 18th congressional district, a largely working class area that went to president trump by a large margin in 2016. and tonight the white house says president trump will only meet with north korean leader kim jong un under one condition. here's kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen. >> reporter: president trump tweeted: the deal with north korea is very much in the making and will be, if completed, a very good one for the world. time and place to be determined. >> president tr

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>> sam, he doesn't have to tell you why, he just has to say do it. he also called the whole investigation a witch-hunt. but then, then, he seemed to contradict himself by saying he thinks mueller might have the goods on the president. >> do you think they have something on the president? >> i think they may. >> what? >> i think he may have done something during the election but i don't know that. >> i think they may. that doesn't sound like a witch-hunt. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders fired back with this. >> as we've said many times before, there was no collusion with the trump campaign. anything further on what his actions are, he hasn't worked at the white house, so i certainly can't speak to him or the lack of knowledge that he clearly has. >> but he did work with the campaign. as did paul manafort, rick gates, carter page. he said no collusion. never mentioned money laundering. nunburg, he wasn't done. he was on cnn doubling down on his defiance of bob mueller's subpoena. >> i'm not cooperating. arrest me. >> you're not cooperating, arrest you? >> yeah. i'm not cooperating. yo

fired trump campaign aide sam nunberg told msnbc he won't produce e-mails and other communications and won't testify friday before the russia grand jury. >> it's a witch-hunt. i'm not going to cooperate. >> reporter: later nunberg suggested he will cooperate. >> do you think that they have something on the president nchts i think they may. i think that he may have done something during the election but i don't know that. >> he doesn't know that for sure because he's incorrect. as we've said many times before there was no collusion with the trump campaign. >> reporter: another aide carter page is cooperating but skeptical. >> everything should be based on facts and unfortunately it's been pretty seldom focused on that thus far. >> reporter: democrats on the house committee investigating russia may also want to hear from nunberg. >> certainly if mr. nunberg has light to shed on what the president knew before that trump tower meeting, we would be interested in finding out. >> reporter: that meeting promised but produced nothing on rival hillary clinton. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> this is simply a tragic story to report near lake tahoe this mornin

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hunt, you suck at it," and the extremely compassionate, "thoughts and prayers for republicans in november." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) so nice. so lovely. the young speakers were amazing. like stoneman douglas student, sam fuentes who literally could not contain her passion. >> politicians will scream guns are not the issue but can't look me in the eye. i just threw up on international television, and it feels great. >> stephen: good for you. give it up for sam! yes! ( cheers and applause ) you go girl! >> jon: let it rip! >> stephen: that is fantastic. that is honest. because i have felt like throwing up on intersectional television for the last year and a half and i haven't had the courage yet. ( piano riff ) ( laughter ) ( applause ) of course, not everyone was inspired by these young people. take former senator and robot in "the hall of never going to be presidents," rick santorum. >> they took action to ask someone to pass a law. they didn't take action say, how do i as an individual deal with this problem? those are the kinds of things where you can take it in internally and say, here's how i'm going to deal with this, here's how i'm going to help the situation instead of going and protesting and

sam and seen tste. host of "kasie d.c." let's do it the, on msnbc, kasie hunt. and willie geist in new york.the conversation, as we saw, political reporter for the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst robert costa, he's the moderator of "washington week" on pbs. and staff writer for the "atlantic," natasha bertrand. she's an nbc news and msnbc contributor. welcome aboard. >> thank you. >> willie has the top story. take it. >>> as the president is tweeting about hillary clinton and joe biden, he may be trying to throw up a smokescreen about this story. president trump met the snow day yesterday tweeting his defense of his congratulatory call to russian leader vladimir putin. he wrote this "i called president putin of russia to congratulate him on his election victory. in past obama called him also. the fake news media is crazed because they want me to excoriate him. they are wrong. getting along with russia and others is a good thing not a bad thing." he continued "they can help solve problems with north korea, syria, ukraine, isis, iran and even the coming arms race. bush tried to g