sanders: david. reporter: director, i think you some discussions with the north mention in some discussions with the north koreans about potential future actions, maybe to search for more remains and joint efforts as such. i think the pentagon and secretary mattis have mentioned that. if i'm to understand right, the bush administration it in the program in which u.s. officials would be helping search for the remains in part because of -- because of security concerns for our own forces there. can you describe kind of what you are looking for from the the north that could resume those kind of operations -- joint operations, and what and how close you are to maybe steps you needed and how close you are to maybe doing that? mr. mckeague: so for 10 years, we operated between 1996 and 2005, over time conducting 33 with the north koreans. joint activities security is primarily our responsibility for our personnel. we also pay attention to human occasions -- having communications abilities as well to medevac

sanders: major. reporter: gentlemen, i was with president clinton in 2000 when he went to a place in vietnam, north of hanoi, where one of these recovery efforts were underway. so i have some familiarity with this. even there, when things are discovered, it takes a long time to establish the trail forensically. i'd like to ask you both: what condition are the remains or the parts of remains you've received so far, and how challenging with the forensic work be ahead? are you a long, long way? or was what you received something that gets you close to identifying and confirming? dr. byrd: we would characterize the preservation of the remains as moderate to poor, as a general consideration. however, what our lab specializes in is making identifications in circumstances where you have very little to work with. and so i'm confident that we're going to do well with the remains in these 55 boxes over the coming months and maybe the next several years. when you look at what's at stake, we're going to be doing

>> secretary sanders: not at all.ort case doesn't involve the president or his campaign, nothing on do with the white house of the president is expressed his views. >> michael cohen's lawyer has suggested publicly there is new evidence they would like to present about foreign knowledge of election hacking. does the president, the white house maintain there ways was no foreign knowledge of any election hacking during the 2016 campaign? >> secretary sanders: i'm not aware of anything, no. >> sarah, two questions as well for you. given that five convicted felons are linked to the president, or his campaign, and given that the president promised to hire the best people, did he fail to live up to that promise? >> secretary sanders: the president has employed thousands of people in his lifetime and had incredible successes, both in business and in the public service. he's the president of the united states. i think he's doing quite well, thank you. >> second question, sarah, i understand that you don't want to give the impr

that is off-camera but eventually we >> secretary sanders:. >> dana: sarah sanders wrapping up a whitesanders facing many questions on the president's tweet this mourning calling for an end to the mueller investigation. hello, i'm dana perino, this is "the dale yil briefing." ♪ dpp day two of the manafort trial is under way as the prosecution tries to make its case. the judge giving a firm lecture to the mueller team, banning the word "oligarch." peter doocy is again, live

sanders: not at all.r: some legal experts are saying the president is correct. -- has the grounds of impeachment. is the white house concerned that could happen in the midterm elections, and also, does the white house take these seriously? ms. sanders: certainly we take allegations seriously. the idea of impeachment is frankly a sad attempt by democrats. the only message they seem to have going into the midterms. i think it is another great reminder of why americans should support other like-minded candidates like the president that are actually focused on continuing to grow the economy, continuing to secure our borders, continuing to focus on the safety and security of all americans. i think the biggest contrast you could possibly make is the message of the democrats which is nothing more than attacking the president, and looking at cheap political stunts while this white house and republicans in the house and senate are focused on actually doing good things for the american people. week, theearlier this

guest: i don't think bernie sanders is involved at all. but your points about ted devine and tax returns are fine. i have no idea what ted devine did or did not do. i understand paul manafort was not convicted for lobbying for the ukraine, he was convicted for hiding the money that he got from you rain and is convicted for fraud that he did afterwards to try and get more loans. so ted devine did not do those lee -- illegal activities, he just lobby. if you don't like that he did the lobbying, i hear you. senator vitter should release those tax returns. host: he was one of the witnesses that the mueller team brought in to the case against paul manafort. guest: that is right. his testimony was mixed. he said we did legitimate obviously would manafort did afterwards with the money was the real crime. host: tom in dayton, ohio, republican. caller: good morning. i've been a republican since donald trump ran for president. this is so one-sided. himavid g trump telling gave a letter to trump telling him comey knew to be fired. your hillary clinto

here's sarah sanders a little while ago. >> mr. brennan has leveraged his status as a former high-ranking official with access to highly sensitive information to make a series of unfounded allegations, wild outbursts on the internet and television about this administration. mr. brennan's lying an conduct characterized by his commentary is wholly inconsistent with the nation's close secrets. more broadly, the issue of mr. brennan's security clearance raises larger questions about the practice of former officials maintaining access to our nation's most sensitive secrets long after their time in government has ended. >> sarah sanders was also asked in a bunch of ways whether or not this sets a bad precedent as many of the people who are named in all of this have either come out and spoken out against the president, president trump, in harsh terms or wrapped into the russia investigation that the president clearly does not like. she tied it back to brennan in this one instance saying this is a matter of national security. as it relates

sanders: good afternoon. since the beginning of his administration, president trump has implemented a whole different approach to safeguard our nation's elections. the president has made it clear his administration will not foreign interference in our elections. last year the president signed an executive order to strengthen cyber security. the president chaired a meeting of his national security council to address ongoing threats. he asked the officials standing next to me to protect the integrity of our elections. efforts are underway to provide cyber security assistance to state and local authorities, and actions to prosecute and hold accountable those who would illegally attempt to interfere in our political and electoral process. welcome dan coats, fbi director christopher wray, secretary of homeland security kierstin nielsen, general paul madison and national security advisor john bolton, the answer questions on this topic very we have addressed what occurred during the 2016 election numerous times. the

and so i think sarah sanders did the right thing. and in the videos you showed before when she said the president's tweets speaks for itself, the president's tweet speaks for itself. that's what she said. the president has already act nojd it. he preempted me and said it's not in his vocabulary that is where -- she said the tweet, again, speaks for itself. >> i'm not sure it's fair to say it's a fraudulent tape. i did ask ms. patton if she could verify it. she said there are many conversations about it. katrina pierson said there are two tapes. we've reached out to cbs for verification was this two separate tapes? we haven't gotten word back. you raise a fair point. gloria, the president does seem to have a penchant for likening people to dogs. i like dogs, but things like choking, getting fired, sweating, a few comparisons he's made to people over the past few years. >> mitt romney choking like a dog. it's his way, a silly way of donald trump asserting his prowess and his dominance. he doesn't like dogs. we know he is a germophobe.

the context is gillam does have backing of socialist democrats like bernie sanders and ocasio-cortez but discussed controversy because gillam would be the first black governor of the sunshine state if he wins, the chair of the florida democratic party charging this comment from the congressman was a, quote, racist dog whistle. >> lasting we need to do is monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. that is not going to work. that is not going to be good for florida. >> he is rejecting the criticism and worth noting he made a similar point about socialism and tuesday night interview on fox in which he said florida did not want to become venezuela and after today's interview, that clarifies he was referring to socialist policies and any effort to characterize otherwise is absurd. and shortly before that controversy broke out the president again tweeted his support declaring not only does ron desantis easily when the republican primary but his opponent in november is his biggest dream, a failed socialist mayor named andrew gil

let's take you straight to the briefing and sarah sanders. and as soon as she gets to the podium, we will do just that. >>> a new attempted attack on voter database. learning the democratic national committee contacted the fbi after detecting what it believes was the beginning of a sophisticated hacking effort. here is sarah sanders. >>> category four storm expected to have a significant impact on the state of hawaii. homeland security secretary briefed the president on the hurricane this morning. we encourage all those in the path of the storm to listen to the instruction of state and local authorities as relates to evacuation orders and shelter locations. the president is concerned for the well-being of all hawaiians, fema will stay in close coordination with hawaii and stand to support them in whatever they need. also, the president had a phone call with prime minister abe from japan. they committed to maintaining strong sanctions on north korea. the two also expressed they look forward to seeing each other later this year. and to continue

why don't sanders guarantee, why won't she say he didn't use that racist word? >> that's the he request on everyone's mind here. the president was definitive and clear in his tweet last night saying that word is not in his vocabulary. it seemed like a simple request for the press secretary to say she is quite sure no tape will come out of the president uttering that word. instead sarah said she never heard him say it, that he had said he never said it but she wouldn't state definitively we will never hear president trump saying that word in an audio recording. she also made stunning remarks while fielding questions about omarosa's book. when she was asked about the president referring to one of the top african-american officials in this white house, someone who made $179,000 per year one of the highest salaries you can earn here in the west wing, referring to her as a dog as he did on twitter this morning, saying he was thankful john kelly fired her so quickly after he entered the west wing, sarah sanders said that wasn't a racist remark by the president because

that is what sanders said. here is one of those exchanges. >> is rudy giuliani the one giving the president legal advice on his tweets? and does that statement reflect the opinion of the president's legal team? >> look, the president is not obstructing. he is fighting back. the president is stating his opinion. he is stating it clearly and he is certainly expressing the frustration that he has with the level of corruption that we've seen from people like jim comey, peter strzok, andrew mccabe. there is a reason that the president is angry and most of america is angry as well as there is no reason he shouldn't be able to voice that opinion. >> the answer to that question does trigger another question, which is who is the president fighting back against? is it his own department of justice? robert mueller conducting this lawful investigation. one that is resulting in paul manafort, as we speak right now across the river, across the potomac, sitting in a courtroom in alexandria, virginia, in a trial because of wha

one is backed by president trump, the other is backed by bernie sanders and yet they have one thing in common. neither of them are affected by their parties establishment. >> we are going to make florida blue asked mike >> tallahassee mayor andrew gillum shocked the democratic establishment in florida by just barely beating former congressman 1 gram, the daughter of a former governor in the state. he did it by writing a surge of liberal support that he became the first african-american nominee for governor in the state's history. just because these were not the primary, don't expect him to run to the center and the general. >> i will stay true. i will stay consistent with my values and i will offer voters something to go out and vote for and not just against. >> gillum is for abolishing i.c.e., the immigration and customs enforcement agency. he's for universal health care, raising the minimum wage command salaries for teachers. he plans to pay for it by raising the states corporate tax rate from 5.5 percent to 7%. his republican opponent, congressman ron desantis, causing the most libe

then gudrun how do you explain bernie sanders and i mean peter you even said yourself bernie sanders is the biggest story here yeah how do you guys if you think that it can't win and i mean we don't disagree on the corruption of the democratic establishment that's one thing where all of us will be in agreement but how do you explain bernie sanders a guy who was an open socialist who came out of nowhere and almost pretty much caused a grassroots revolution probably would of had the establishment not cheated him is applauded in the heartland with a true populist message how do you explain bernie sanders if you entertain the the democratic socialism can't win steve if you want to play. because bernie sanders yeah because bernie sanders is a polished socialist he doesn't talk about any of the other issues all it talks about is income inequality it's unfair unfair unfair he doesn't get into specifics it is talk about the jail's he doesn't talk about the the groups that you talk about transgender etc the focus is on one message and one message only which resonates with a certain percentage

now, as for this book, sarah sanders said the media should stop attracting attention to it. when asked if the president would stop tweeting about it, she didn't have an answer. jim? >> thanks very much. let's dig deeper with senior congressional correspondent ma knman ymanu raju. we know one line of inquiry is obstruction and one line remains whether there's cooperation with the russians. >> went don't have a clear sense 0 of that yet. we know from a source familiar with what happened in the white house that there was no interest expressed by this special counsel to interview am rosa when she was at the white house but she writes in the book that she was contacted by the fbi in february 2018 and that was after she left the white house and we have also not really heard her name being mentioned as part of other investigations of russian meddling on capitol hill and an interesting revelation. it's unclear what she said but she made a startling claim on msnbc today suggested that the president knew in advance about these clinton campaign e-mails before the leak from wikileaks. s

sanders: voted for, -- which senatorders: voted -- sanders voted for. was against undoing iran nuclear deal. that's why he voted against the entire package, he did not support undoing the iran nuclear deal. host: match, from jacksonville, florida, on the republican line. republican, but i do believe in universal health care. my wife is english, she was a nurse by the nhs, i'm wondering why don't we hear about education reform that will have to come with universal health care? guest: one of the things that the senator has talked about is greatly increasing federal support to create more doctors and nurses. if they're going to have universal health care system, there are many communities in the country that are underserved in terms of medical providers and in conjunction with universal health care programs we need to have a system of training medical professionals that ensures the knowledge that we have enough and they are in the right places. paul, from message, on the democrat line. caller: good morning, thank you for c-span. i wanted to say hello to je

they are going to be asking sarah sanders about that today. we asked the white house yesterday about this and they had no response. but omarosa claiming that the president knew about the emails, the wikileaks emails, before wikileaks released them. i pressed to find out why she thought that. she didn't have an answer for that or how she knew that. now rudy giuliani, the president's own lawyer, is forced to comment on this and he is calling her a liar. listen. >> she is lying. i know she is lying because i was on the campaign more than she was. i was closer to him than she was. from about june to november, i was with him 24 hours a day. the first wikileaks exposure, he was completely surprised. >> nick, what do you make of that? >> well, look, first of all, the mayor has had credibility problems himself acting as the president's lawyer. he has changed his story in several areas a couple of times. we are dealing with two people that have credibility problems here. it's hard to know who to believe. i think the critical question is the one you hin

then gudrun how do you explain bernie sanders and i mean peter you even said yourself bernie sanders is the biggest story here yeah do you guys if you think that it can't win and i mean we don't disagree on the corruption of the democratic establishment that's one thing where all of us will be in agreement but how do you explain bernie sanders a guy who is an open socialist who came out of nowhere and almost pretty much constant grassroots revolution probably would of had the establishment not cheated him is applauded in the heartland with a true populist message how do you explain bernie sanders if you entertain the the democratic socialism can't win steve if you want to play. because bernie sanders yeah because bernie sanders is a polished socialist he doesn't talk about any of the other issues all it talks about is income inequality it's unfair unfair unfair he doesn't get into specifics it is talk about the jail's he doesn't talk about the the groups that you talk about transgender etc he focuses on one message and one message only which resonates with a certain percentage of the

sarah sanders was out lying today. that's not what we are talking about here. media reports of omarosa did not have a security clearance. so, the law is that the first amendment protects the right of government officials when they leave to speak. it is apart of freedom of speech. that's why it is reported that don mcgahn and my friend jim was loyally, he can't talk about it and i understand that. don mcgahn says go ahead and sign, it can never be enforced against you. this is one more but the fact that donald trump required people to sign an unconstitutional document is one more piece of evidence of his contempt and disdain for the constitution. >> i want to bring in amanda. i got to take a quick break, we'll come to you when we come back. >>> last night the program you brought up the idea that omarosa claims she was offered $15,000 essentially severance on a monthly basis in order not to speak out there there were others who have been offered that as well. we talked about the former body man for the president who's getting $15,000 paid by the rnc to do securit

white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders will not rule out the possibility that president trump was caught on tape using a racial slur. will new claims that such a tape exists be proven true? >>> omarosa meets mueller. the fired white house aide says she was interviewed by the special counsel. will her allegations against the president influenced the broader russia investigation? >>> race, lice and audiotape. omarosa's reality tv style feud with the president gets even uglier as she raises another secret recording he calls her a dog. tonight the white house is defending the president's insults. >>> and the defense rests. paul manafort's lawyers decide not to call any witnesses including their client. we could know the fate of the former trump campaign chairman soon as that criminal case moves to closing arguments and then right to the jury. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is offed to. i'm jim sciutto and you're in "the situation room." >>> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following the breaking news. omar

bernie sanders isn't talking about socialism.king about more just a traditional left-wing agenda in the most cheerful attitude, it is sweden. in reality greece or venezuela. as an economist it is important to make sure we understand the definition. melissa: kristin, is there a taint to socialism? do the majority of americans think it's a great thing like bernie thinks? >> i think some naive, economically ignorant voters on the far left will like this socialism message and sadly these types of voters make up a significant portion of the democratic party today. a new gallop poll found 57% of democrats view socialism postively. i have to tell you, melissa, the vast majority of americans, including independents and pod rat democrats are terrified of socialism. they see what is going on in venezuela and parts of europe. socialism doesn't work and these left-wing socialists are due for a wake-up call in november. melissa: dan, bernie sanders thinks everything is free. get free stuff. >> he has a warm and fuzzy version of redistribution

sarah sanders gets on that podium and lies everyday. yesterday she got on the podium and wasn't going to lie about the president and a possible tame with him using the "n" word. she said i don't know, i can't guarantee that even though just as i note you can guarantee things. for example i can guarantee there's no tape out there with me saying the "n" word. i can't guarantee there's one with me dancing like a fool. she chose to lie about african-americans and the economy but wasn't going to lie about the president possibly using the "n" word. >> let's bring in a bloomberg news white house reporter. using the wrong numbers to justify the president's alleged racism confused two issues. >> yeah. there was no question to sarah sanders about what are the job numbers comparing president obama to president trump but she used the information she had prepared for her and it was false. the idea that president obama had only created 195,000 jobs for black americans during eight years in office when more than 11 million jobs were created. the claim

sarah sanders says that isn't racist. why? because the president, as you heard, is an equal opportunity person. the trump white house taking legal action against omarosa saying she violated a 2016 confidentiality while working for the campaign. omarosa shooting down claims saying she doesn't believe she violated it at all. joining us, maggie haberman, the white house correspondent for the "new york times." joining us now is maggie haberman. the trump campaign calls this a warning shot but also somewhat therapeutic for the president. >> right. this is a president, i think it's important for everybody to remember when they look at how he handles himself in the white house, he was incredibly litigious over many decades as a real estate developer and private citizen. he liked deploying lawyers against his rival business partners who where things went south or people who he felt defamed him in some way but it was always a way for him to exert dominance and control and i think in this case i think it felt good to him as of monday. t

he is endorsed by bernie sanders and liberal billionaire tom steyer.e will face off against republican ron desantis. >> set most liberal candidate the democrat party nominated in state of florida by a country mile in a governor's race. he wants to abolish i.c.e. he want as billion dollar tax increase. he wants a single payer health care system in florida which would bankrupt the state. i'm trying to make florida even better. he wants to make florida venezuela. liz: president trump also slamming gillum tweeting not only did congressman ron desantis easily win the republican primary, but his opponent in november is his biggest dream, a failed socialist mayor named andrew gillum, who let crime and many other problems flourish in his city. this is not what florida wants or needs. let's bring in former trump campaign advisor michael caputo. great to see you, michael. your reaction to gillum's surprise win? >> i will tell you, he only won by 3% but certainly outperformed his polls by a long shot. he was supposed to be third at the best. and really surged for

standing by for sarah sanders. her press briefing was to begin at 1:00.ow delayed until at least 1:15. what is motivating, driving the president right now to issue these kinds of very, very blunt, tough statements? >> wolf, no question these statements are another step further from what the president has normally done. he has railed against the investigation for so long. the president has made clear that he is furious at jeff sessions since the day he recused himself in the spring of 2017 that the president believes that he shouldn't have done that. he's talked about it openly. but this is a step farther. and we must consider it in the context in which it is given. as wolf, as you were saying, as dana was reporting, this the second day of the paul manafort proceedings, the trial. the president, i am told, is watching this very carefully. so that's the context this is coming in. it's also important to point out that the tweet this morning essentially calling on the attorney general jeff sessions to stop the investigation is not necessarily how it would wor

cory booker, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, joe biden. it would be interesting to see who they are. after the on anything last couple of years, the list will change. some people who seem hot right now, who seem like front runners will not be a year from now. people that are not on our radar, members of the senate, will probably on the radar. it is interesting because they are sitting there, sometimes i find as i talked to oprah -- operatives in both parties, republicans don't understand democrats and democrats don't understand republicans. you have a bunch of republicans trying to guess how the democratic party is going to pick their nominee. they might not be the best situated to decide that. right now, it sounds like they have a vacuum cleaner and they are trying to download as much information as they can and they are trying, unsuccessfully, to get democrats to attack each other by highlighting some of the areas of this grievance. it does aid to pick up those scabs. frankly, she is talking about finance -- campaign finance. pushing dem

bernie sanders is live on set. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening, from new york, i am ali velshi in for chris hayes. no one to root for in the escalating feud between president of the united states and his former aide omarosa manigault newman. a he said/she said. omarosa made an explosive allegation against the president. whether the trump campaign colluded with russia to disrupt the election. omarosa claims that then candidate trump had advanced knowledge of the hacked e-mails that were released by wikileaks. >> you were instructed to bring up the e-mails at any point you could. >> that was our talker. >> did donald trump know about those e-mails before they came out? >> absolutely. >> he knew about them? >> yes. >> he knew before he was released it. >> i am going to expose the corruption that went on in the campaign and in the white house. continue to blow the whistle on all of this. >> she declined to say whether she has been before the grand jury. she is not a reliable narrator. there is good reason to

he draped his arm around bernie sanders, and he talked about free tuition. he has been trying to put himself out there as a more progressive candidate, because he kind of has a rep for being more establishment, not playing well with the 2016 democratic primary process. and out of nowhere, from his left, comes cynthia nixon. she is showing not only -- she is showcasing the fact that his positions are not as progressive as people would like them to be, i think, in the democratic merry she is base, but i think also showing what thin skin he has. he has a real issue talking to the press. he frequently gets angry in the face of tough questions. i am not sure how well that attitude would play out in iowa, come 2019 and 2020. it has been interesting to see how different people have advanced and how in some ways, retreated. al: i want to get into that, alex. how thankful are you guys for cynthia nixon? alex: [laughs] she has been a source of great joy and great fun in america rising, particularly during that new york democratic convention, a couple of months ago. ou

also thinking ahead to when we see sarah sanders. she too yesterday was sort of blaming the media for fixating on this whole omarosa story. but i would push back and others would push back, saying it's her boss. it's the president of the united states who, you know, in a time %-p. and so i am wondering, you know, this is about impulse control, right? or lack thereof? go ahead, david. >> well, first of all, i think it's deeper than just the fact that he tweeted eight times. he created omarosa as a public figure. as has been commented on and written about. she is in many ways in his image. she's playing the game the way he plays it. she is -- and so, you know, the thing that i think irritates him in part is that, you know, she was in his cast and she's turned on him. but she plays the same media game. and so he is responsible, not just because of the last eight tweets, but the fact is, you know, he was the one who raised her up and promoted her. and it does speak to -- and i think many things, the manafort trial going on. the michael c

i believe sarah sanders in the past said these were official white house statements.inct was something new i hadn't heard before. i don't think if it's legally significant but it's an attempt to draw a line between what he says on twitter and official orders that he gives. i don't know if that would hold up legally. i don't know how you would test that. that distinct that distinction the mayor drew is one i hadn't heard before. >> saying the mueller team reaching out and counter-offer for interview between the president and mueller team. tell me more about what the president said and your interpretation of that. >> one thing he has been saying all week, i've been with him much of the week, ten days ago we responded to their latest proposal for the interview but we hadn't heard back from them. today we just heard back from the mueller office in terms of their latest counter-proposal. this has been going on for months this drama about will he testify, will he not testify, these negotiations. based on everything i've heard from the mayor, notwithstanding the president's

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arm around bernie sanders, he talked about free tuition. he has been trying to put himself out there is a more progressive candidate because he has a rap for being more established and to not play well the 2016 democratic primary process. out of nowhere, from his left come cynthia nixon. only --howing not showcasing the fact that his positions are not as progressive as people would like them to be, but i think he is also showing what thin skin he has. that is something people at the new york area did not realize. he has a real issue talking to the press. he frequently gets angry in the face of tough questions. i'm not sure how well that attitude would play out in iowa, come 2019 and 2020. it has been interesting to see how different people have advanced and in some ways are treated. >> how fickle are you guys for cynthia nixon -- thankful are you guys for something that some? particularly during the new york democratic convention. that was just a couple of months ago. team, and i mean this genuinely, has so much fun watching this. what we s

this is what the bernie sander's people said, if you run to the left. if you provide a true contrast with donald trump and have a personal back story. you can beat donald trump. florida and georgia will test that theory. >> he is trying to type cast gillum, describing him as the biggest dream for the desantis campaign he's calling it. he calls him a failed socialist mayor. the last time the democrats won state wide in florida, there was a liberal african-american at the top of the tick by the name of barack obama. is gillum more like bernie sanders or barack obama in. >> i think he's both. if you need in that state. you need heavy african-american turnout. bernie sanders suffered from that. hillary clinton was drawing huge african-american voters. yes, gillum goes after the democratic base the progressive base. he is someone that appeals to arkin american voters and young voters. someone that can do all three can with inin florida. >> florida may be different from georgia is a microcomes of the country. a decidedly purple state, goes back and forth. con

he will explain why democratic socialists like bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez are completelyrong to think that socialism can ever work in america. >>> plus we're following markets. the dow off 26 points. we're following tesla throughout the hour. new questions whether elon musk may have violated sec rules when tweeting he is thinking about taking the company private. we'll get to that straight ahead. joining me on the phone for his first interview since opposing the scripps cigna deal. legendary investor carl icahn. carl, foot to have you. >> good to talk to you, trish. trish: you don't like this deal. you don't like it one bit. i have excerpts from the letter you say basically this could be one of the worst things since time warner-aol. walk me through your thinking. why is this a bad idea, sir? >> it just doesn't make any sense be trish. it, i happen to think, you know, we don't see the forest for the trees here. this company, scripps, is first of all, they're overpaying, i believe, at least 40 points. i think the company today would sell in the 50s if it weren't for this d

bernie sanders had a good 2016ign this last cycle in and i am not a bernie sanders independent. am a member of the constitution party. darrell castle could not get money. thanks to seize that we get to see them but they never get on the national stage. -- thanks to c-span we get to see them but we never see them on the national stage. they need so much money and the taste of victory is so sweet that the supporters of the candidate will yield to temptation and take excessive contributions. guest: i am pushing resistance is futile, a fun book, you have we trustnd -- in trump , you are completely wrong. that money buys elections. campaign consultants have persuaded politicians that they do need money. spent less money than probably anyone since the lbj era. knows to win who the white house. if a politician pushes popular ideas, that works. no one watches campaign ads. it funds the campaign consultants. i will not go into much of this but let me cite one example of shyster campaign consultant, in annecticut, why do we have semi-retarded senator. we had a good guy who could've run wh

what sarah sanders said was false false."n he said, "i challenge her to come on your show with you, don, and i would say to her we're not at the white house podium, we're on don lemon's show where we have to tell the truth, so what do you know or what are you guessing? there is a difference." what do you say to that? >> i want to say -- >> that was on the record. lanny told me i could use that. >> first of all, sarah sanders at this point is saying so many ridiculous things that i wonder why we even talk about her. i know that sounds terribly disrespectful. i talked to you about this. i wonder why people are even going to briefings anymore because what she's saying from the podium is soer releva er ri diversi diversionary. lanny davis. that chapter of this isn't over. i get the impression listening to danny davis as he goes around town and gets the impression reading the tea leaves that there may be mueller has something he wants to talk about. conversations taking place that we don't know about that aren't formalizeded in th

you heard sarah sanders declining to provide any certainty there. but we do know that the president himself has been adding fuel to this fire lashing out on twitter against omarosa repeatedly. he's repeatedly used quite serious language as far as attacking her personally, calling her a lowlife, calling her a dog. and it seems to fit a pattern of the president lashing out to attack african-americans in particularly over their intelligence. that's something that we've certainly seen from the president throughout his presidency. but sarah sanders yesterday defending the president's insults, insisting he is an equal-opportunity insulter. >> this has absolutely nothing to do with race. the president's an equal opportunity person that calls things like he sees it. ep alwa he always fights fire with fire. >> you hear there sarah sanders talking about that equal opportunity insulting that the president does on a daily basis defending these insults by saying he insults everybody else. of course it was sarah sanders who a couple of weeks ago went on a rant ag

now, okay, senator sanders, let me ask you this.nd i believe that you're right-- where's the revolution? and how, if it ever comes, will it come? because, you know, as-- i quote, you know, maybe too much that kennedy saying about those who make peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable. what is our chance at avoiding cha will eventually become a clash of monied interest against the forgotten? >> well, i think we are seeing, if you just look at what's been going on over the last couple of years. number one, as i mentioned, more and more people, i think, are adopting a progressive ideology. number two -- >> stephen: but that's not reflected in the number of people who are controlling state houses, the number of governors that are elected. that-- that-- that conversation is being had on a national level-- and i understand the democrats actually get more votes in the ger mandering-- >> a very important issue. >> stephen: short of shifts the control of congress. but the democrats must not have been putting out thi

bernie sanders had a good 2016ign this last cycle in and i am not a bernie sanders independent. i am a member of the constitution party. darrell castle could not get money. thanks to seize that we get to see them but they never get on the national stage. -- thanks to c-span we get to see them but we never see them on the national stage. they need so much money and the taste of victory is so sweet that the supporters of the candidate will yield to temptation and take excessive contributions. guest: i am pushing resistance is futile, a fun book, you have we trustnd -- in trump , you are completely wrong. that money buys elections. campaign consultants have persuaded politicians that they do need money. spent less money than probably anyone since the lbj era. knows to win who the white house. if a politician pushes popular ideas, that works. no one watches campaign ads. it funds the campaign consultants. i will not go into much of this but let me cite one example of shyster campaign consultant, in annecticut, why do we have semi-retarded senator. we had a good guy who could've run

a proxy battle between donald trump and bernie sanders which has implications for 2020. shannon: thank you very much. for now we head to arizona where results have started coming in. peter doocy is live covering results in arizona. >> reporter: officials of the mc sally campaign expect to see her the results any minute. they are confident in the fighter pilot turned congresswoman's chances of advancing to the general election. mc sally told me she believes arizona is a firewall, republicans need it if they want to keep control of the senate but it is not a sure thing that a republican will succeed jeff flake. a few hours ago some polling places didn't open up on time because the company hired to set up the machines did not send workers every polling place. there were hundreds of complaints about that and talk about extending voting hours but it didn't happen. they do expect 1 million to vote in this primary and officials have only been counting for an hour. others on the republican ticket are doctor kelly word and county sheriff joe arpaio. even though mc sally won the e

sarah sanders, he said i challenge her to come on the show.dium, we're on the don lemon show where you have to tell the truth. that was on the record. manny told me i could use that. >> sarah sanders is saying so many ridiculous things i wonder why we talked to her. i wonder why people going to briefings anywhere. what she said is irrelevant and diversionary. he is sending a thousand signals that michael cohen knowns things useful to robert mueller. that chapter isn't on. i get the impression kind of ready reading the tea leaves there may be something michael coen wants to talk to mueller about. we might not know about some things. they do suggested there might be some trades. >> speaking of conversations we don't know. omarosa afarptly recorded a lot of them. we'll discuss that when we come back. i'm captain obvious and hotels.com rewards me basically everywhere. so why am i hosting a dental convention after party in my vegas suite? because hotels.com lets me do me. who wants to floss me? hotels.com. you do you and get rewarded. introducing z

sarah sanders did not say no to that question, brooke. instead, she said all of this is going to be determined on a case-by-case basis. now, if i could take you back to remind why this is a thing in the first place and why the white house is even considering this, rand paul, not that long ago, senator rand paul of kentucky, tweeted that he was coming to the white house and he was going to ask president trump to revoke john brennan's security clearance. now we're seeing that decision being made. but, of course, brooke, you can't ignore the fact that even the president's own former national security adviser, mike flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to investigators about his communications with russian officials, he still has his security clearance. you can't ignore the fact this is coming and none of the people on this list are people who have not criticized the president. brooke, it's also coming after that disastrous press briefing yesterday where the white house really struggled to defend itself in wake of the president's reaction to the

the democratic socialism the only difference i can see is sanders now says, bernie sanders says the government wouldn't own the means of production, it would just control the means of production. if you go to his website, regulations and taxes, democratic socialist president presumably bernie sanders would direct businesses to what they could sell, when they could sell it, how much of it they could sell, how much entrepreneurs could pay themselves, what they could pay employees, how much profit they could make based on the amount they were being taxed, in other words, ceo's of companies like john maki who still runs whole foods, we would no longer be chief executive officers of our xaun, we would be upper management reporting to the government, super ceo, who would be dictating to us how we ran the business and why -- and why we were there. it's a completely different approach to economics and approach to american life than we've been used to and completely different than what we've live with and what made us most successful nation in the world. most of you probably know, capitalism has create

have more of press secretary sarah sanders talking about the president's tweet.watch this. >> sarah: it's not an order. this is the president's opinion and ridiculous that the corruption and the dishonesty that has gone on with the launching of the witch hunt, the president wants, has watched this process play out. he wants to see it come to an end as he stated many times. we look forward to that happening. >> harris: so how is the white house handling this? messaging guru and fox news adviser ari fleischer who served as the press secretary for george w. bush. you are an artist with messaging. talk about how the white house is doing this. you heard john roberts and i joking. he bet me, they will never answer questions but he was wrong. the white house getting out in front of this in ways maybe like we have never seen before. sarah sanders again taking questions in the next while. >> look, this is a dramatic issue for the white house. you have a president who believes in his heart he is innocent. so he lashes out. as president trump does. i can understand that. if