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rescue workers are now going door-to-door searching for survivors. ♪ sarah: i'm sarah kelly.elcome to the program. european commission president jean-claude juncker has met with u.s. president trump in washington dc to diffuse eu/u.s. trade tensions. 10 days ago trump declared that the eu was quote, a foe, in an interview. the u.s. imposed punitive duties on steel and aluminum imports from the eu, which responded with tariffs of its own on u.s. products. both sides have filed complaints with the world trade organization. the meeting between them was aimed at averting an all-out trade war. for more let's bring in dw correspondent alexandra von nahmen. when you look at these two men, they both pride themselves on being dealmakers with a personal touch. you were absolute -- actually in the room before they met. was it a warm welcome? alexandra: well, i would not say a warm welcome. i would say it was a very friendly atmosphere. in the oval office, at one point president trump even put his hand on juncker's leg, clearly demonstrating that they know each other, respect each other

sarah: i am sarah kelly. welcome to the program.a german football federation has hit back at the accusation of racism made by football star mesut Özil. on the contrary, it said it had been heavily engaged in integration work in germany for many years. Özil make the accusation after he explain why he quit the german national team. the midfielder, who has turkish roots, says he faced racism and filter suspect from the media after he was pictured with turkish president recep tayyip erdogan on in may. he faced criticism from the german football association after the disappointing world cup performance. mesut Özil did not mince his words. his three-part statement released in english on social media not only announced his retirement as a member of the germany team, but heavily criticized the german f football association, known as the d dfb, and its presesident. he called him out for negative comments on islam and multiculturalism. Özil's words have sparked a wave of reactions in germany. the dfb have said they regret Özil's decision and

we will take a look at his relationship with the sponsors. ♪ sarah: i'm sarah kelly.elcome to the program. thanks for j joining us. greece has declared a state of emergency as wildfires fanned by strong winds raced through the residential areas around the capital athens. the official death toll has risen to at least 74 and almost 200 injured. the government has declared threree days of national mournig and asked the european union for assistance. reporter: the day after disaster struck. survivors returned to their properties to begin the cleanup. there homes may be wrecked, but still they know they are the lucky ones. >> the fire was just 50 meters away. we grabbed our dogs and ran. >> the fire was chasing us. those who managed to leave in time, did so. the person behind me did not make it. the fire took him. reporter: in other parts, emergency workers went about the gruesome task of recovering the remains . -- the remainsnsf those who perished. 26 bodies s were found in n a coururtyard in a villa. >> thehey were in grououps of te and four. it looked like they were fr

back to sarah.arah: a former bodyguard of osama bin laden is the center of a tussle between the german government and court. first the government deported him to tunisia, then the court ordered him back to germany. the court said it breached fundamental principles of the rule of law. reporter: the chartered plane took off from duesseldorf at 7:00 heading to tunis. a tunisian deportee, identified as sami a.. >> i can confirm sami a. was returned to tunisia and handed over to tunisian authorities. he was accompanied by four police officers. reporter: he had lived in germany for over 20 years, most recently in this city where he was accused of radical islam is preaching. the social democrat politician has been following his case for years. >> sami a.'s deportation was long overdue. he was a dangerous islamist who served as osama bin laden's bodyguard. i am glad the deportation has been carried out. reporter: but on thursday night a court overturned the deportation order because sami a. faces the threat

>> thanks, sarah. the national security adviser john boldin appeared to leave the door open to the u.s. recognizing the russian situation with crimea and his upcoming meeting with vp -- with vladimir putin. will you rule out that, the u.s. recognizing the and ex-ation? >> we agree to disagree with russia on that front and our crimea sanctions against russia will remain in place until russia returns the peninsula to the ukraine. >> is it a possibility in the future? would recognizing the and ex-ation be on the table if russia agrees to certain concessions? >> i am not going to get into any negotiations a the this point. >> following up on north korea president had declared on twitter there was no longer a nuclear threat from north korea and even putting aside these reports about the intelligence material, there's also commercial satellite imagery showing activity going on at these north korean sites related to unanimous processing as well as the missile -- uraniuim processing as well as the missile faci

>> thank you, sarah. there was a report that it's even kind of maybe on the table that president -- >> kind of maybe. that sounds solid. >> chairman kim to new york around the u.n. and i just wanted to get on the record if you can put that in context for us. number one, is that in play? number two, a number of conditions to be met and something to consider to do? >> we don't have announcements or plans to roll out at this point. >> without getting into who all of the four were, president said that two of the five he's looking at for the supreme court at least are women. were any of the people he met with today women? >> i won't get into the details. john? >> thanks a lot, sarah. following up, is this an important consideration for the president getting a conservative woman on the u.s. supreme court? >> again, the president would like to see somebody who meets the qualifications that i have laid out. and that's what he's focused on. >> sarah, if i may, on trade, canada responded to the steel and aluminum t

reporter: sarah? call on me before my husband. >> i did for the record. >> reporter: [inaudible] >> i will not commit to that, i will say i take a question. >> you got it. maybe two. i think this is a big moment. reporter: president tweet about it? the whole dynamic. i digress. during the campaign the president said i am pro-life. i will be appointing pro-life judges. is the president still committed to appointing pro-life judges? >> as the president said last week he will not talk to judges about specific cases. he is looking for individuals that have the intellect, right temperament, that will uphold the constitution. >> senator susan collins wants a nominee that will respect precedent and roe vs. wade is settled law. does the president agree roe vs. wade is settled law? >> again the president will not get into asking the candidates about specific cases but he is looking for somebody that meets those qualifications that i just outlined. reporter: is it important to him to overturn roe vs. wade? >> g

sarah sanders adding that the president believes the threat from russia still exists. she said the president believes russia would target u.s. elections again and that he is doing everything he can to stop it. i want you to just listen to a little bit of this in case you tuned in just now because it happened a few minutes ago. here is sarah sanders. >> the video that shows the president looking at cecelia and answering "no" to this question about whether russia is still targeting the u.s. and despite multiple people in the room understanding that the president was responding to that question and despite the president having never before said the word no repeatedly the reporter usher ed out of the room. >> the first thing that the president says after the question was asked was "thank you very much" and then he said" no" i'm not answering any more questions. >> and even further, i think even cecelia didn't realize what the answer was because she asked for clarification and he didn't answer the follow-up. liz: coming up, we've got a fox business exclusive with one of vla

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blake. >> thank you, sarah.sident said earlier there could be tremendous retribution for european union if there is not deal struck on auto imports in the past. he talked about potentially putting a tariff. is that what he meant by tremendous retry because or go even beyond that -- retribution. >> that is on shun on the table president is considering. we're in the investigation process. we'll let you know when we have announcement. >> since you brought up the fed, the beige book just came out which is anecdotes from across the country what's happening with the economy. here are some of the headlines. manufacturers are concerned about tariffs. they're dealing with higher prices because of trade. tariffs are increasing metal prices ag prices that have fallen because of chinese tariffs. not necessarily rosy picture with the tariff situation. your response to those headlines. >> the president is focused on long-term economic principles. we have one of the strongest economies we've had in decades. he continues to loo

sarah, to her credit, gave jordan back his time.esn't have to, if jordan gets cut out of that loop, you wonder, has he distinguished, has he provided his employer with what they're owed? one more if we've got time. we'd love to see reporters support each other when sarah sanders is trying to shut won down. wouldn't that be interesting if they came in with the same question? i think there will be more of this. the reason i wanted jordan on the program today is i have a suspicion there is more to come in this regard. don't forget to answer smerconish dock. will the contents of cohen's reporting hurt or help? triplets. reunited at age 19 by sheer coincidence. their astonishing story is now a critically acclaimed documentary. but the story is a troubling one. i'm about to talk to the director. three boys all adopted at birth and were not aware of each other's existence, so far interesting but not remarkable. then at age 19 the three boys met through a crazy set of,s and quickly realized they were identical triplets. it started off as a

. >> sarah, thank you. i want to ask you about the immediate reaction to the president's comments that he made at that press conference in helsinki? every cable channel, fox, nbc, cnn, reacted immediately to the suggestion made that he did not believe that russia interfered in the u.s. presidential election. i got my in box inundated with e-mails from republican members of congress with their reaction immediately. and 24 hours -- took 24 hours for the president to correct the record. why did it take so long for the president to clarify the comments that he made at that press conference? >> look, the president put out an initial tweet after boarding air force one. that clarified his comments. on the intelligence community, he wanted to make sure that was clear and in the very first chance he had in a public setting the very next day he clarified his comments. i don't think that it was that long for that to be the very first public appearance he had after arriving back in the united states. >> actually, it is

what did sarah sanders think?, treat everybody with respect whether i disagree with them or not and maybe jennifer rubin can learn a thing or two from that. it is sad where politics have gotten. we live in an amazing country and people should be free to disagree but i think we can do that in a way that is much nicer that doesn't call for people to never be able to set foot in public. >> even bill clinton came out and said they made a mistake in booting her out. and she has been out to another restaurant. >> if you're going to work for the president and believe in his cause and what you are doing is right it is one thing to go up to scott pruitt by himself in a restaurant but if you're sitting there, she was sitting with her family and kids, that is humiliating, the kids should not be involved or see something like that, it takes a too far, both sides need to stop, breathe, realize you can have different opinions and get along. >> the vast majorities around trump derangement syndrome, folks like jennifer rubin so o

scarlet: sarah, -- sarah halzack, thank you.how you would be able to do the bottomless breadsticks in olive garden. julie: they would just keep coming to your door. joe: get involved in the conversation, go to twitter. this is my page. send me a tweet, what you want to know, i post links and videos, and you can let me know what you want to add. scarlet: we want to know about the bottomless breadsticks. maybe they just linger in the bushes. [laughter] joe: this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: "what'd you miss?" the percentage of american workers quitting their jobs is at the highest level in 17 years. this is a sign that thanks to a tight labor market, more people are confident they can get a new job. to help us parse the data, he is at indeed hiring labs. now, thank you so much for joining us. tell us about the confidence of american workers now. >> in the way of data from the jolts report, the people voluntarily leaving the job is at a level we have not seen since 2001. the indication is that if you are quitting the job, you are pretty co

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and sarah sanders said it was iran that started it. i cannot imagine how we are dealing with this on matters so important as iran. that was backed up by president trump saying he had no concerns at all about potentially inflaming the situation with iran. then john bolton who is national security adviser who said if anything negative was tried by iran to provoke military consequences. we heard about silly diplomacy. we heard the foreign spokesperson say this is the sign of the utter helplessness. the 48 hours later and we are no calmer to what is coming after the pulling out of the nuclear agreement. >> thank you, nick. >>> toronto police identified the suspect in the shooting rampage that left two dead and 13 others injured. the suspected gunman was killed by police faisal hussain. one shooting victim is identified as 18-year-old rece fa fallon. gun violence is a growing concern in canada's most populous city. in 2017, toronto reported 205 shootings. and in 2018, totals have exceeded last year. >>> you want to make chick-fil-a at home?

sarah, to her credit, gave jordan back his time b.he doesn't have to, if he gets cut out of that loop, you wonder, has he provided his employer with what they're owed? one more if we have time. would love to see reporters support each other when sarah sander is trying to shut one down, they should all repeat the same question until she answers. wouldn't that be interesting, patti. i think there will be more. i have a suspicion that there's more to come in this regard. don't forget to answer today's survey question. will the contents of michael cohen's recording hurt or help president trump? >>> still to come, triplets, separated at birth then reunited at age 19 by sheer coincidence. thai their astonishing story is a critically acclaimed documentary, but the story is a troubling one. i'm about to talk to the director. you like them. they always remember everyone's names. your kids love swimming in their pool. you like them. if you forget your trunks, they'll loan you some. they have a section in their stock portfolio just for pool stuf

this is what sarah sanders had to say. >> making baseless accusations of improper contact with russia, or being influenced by russia against the president, is extremely inappropriate and the fact that people with security clearances are making these baseless charges provides inappropriate legitimacy to accusations with zero evidence. >> reporter: now, sarah sanders didn't give a firm deadline of when the president decides they should lose the clearances or not but she did say she feels because they have politicized the positions. asked if president trump politicized the agencies instead, she rejected that idea and said this. >> president's not making baseless accusations of improper contact with a foreign government. and accusing the president of the united states of treasonous activity. when you have the highest level of security clearance, the person that holds the deepest, sacred secrets and you go out and make false accusations against the president of the united states he thinks that is a -- something to be very concerned with. >> reporter: now, these officials that have these hi

that's our understanding of what sarah sanders just said.orts to undermine american democracy, let's bring that tara maller, senior policy adviser for the counter extremism project. this matter of giving up people in the united states for prosecution in russia is insanity. you don't give up a former ambassador to the united states for the russians to prosecute. we know what that could end up with. sarah sanders would say that he needs to speak with his national security team was a trigger for me. did you hear that? >> did i'd hear that. what is the real insanity, we still don't know what was said, what was promised, what was exchanged in that one-on-one meeting. there's calls from capitol hill not just to have secretary pompeo come to the hill but the translatener the room from the state department, this is extremely problematic from a u.s. foreign policy perspective. you're getting divergent stories out of the white house that don't converge with what is happening in the press conference. sarah sanders did walk through some elements of what

>> i'm sorry let me ask sarah. let me ask the experts on the procurement. >> commissioner sesay: what is that process? >> we include all of the city requirements that are included by our federal requirement. for instance, local hiring, we can't include that -- those clauses in our contract because of federal prohibitions against geographic preferences. but we do include all of the other clauses an and yes. some are very easy for us to monitor compliance and minimum compensation ordinance, for example. we see timesheets and hours. i can tell you that minimal compensation ordinance is not usually an issue on this proje project. since compensation is lower than you will see on consultant charges. we also keep track of city changes. so 12 acts, no travel. that became law after this contract was entered into. it is not part of this contract, but would be included in the contract entered into for the next team. thank you. >> clerk: we have one other member of the public who would like to comment on this item. >> chair nu

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she took them to task out the gate that only sarah huckabee sanders could. she wasn't flailing away but she took that dig, didn't she? >> that was the chance that she had to get on the board. she talked about massive media confusion. she called it out ray -- outrageous. this was all about the russian spine, maria butina. she took down the tweet but not before it spread around the internet. that was a chance for sarah to punch back. >> a lot of professional journalists took the opportunity to not only share the tweet and the photograph but to opine their disapproval of the white house. how could a russian agent get this deep into our white house and of course -- goes to the state of the media, no doubt. what about the contentiousness of it? you said we should have expected it. there's always this tenseness. but there were outbursts, you know. amy ryan again, she jumped the cue. forcefully asking questions when it wasn't her turn. why does it have to be this way? >> it doesn't have to. april ryan was blurting out a question. she wasn't called on. sarah sanders

sarah: good afternoon. in the two weeks since president trump nominated judge kavanaugh, he has met with 23 senators. all of them are republicans. that is because senator schumer is urging members to not even meet with the judge. for members of opposing parties to refuse to even meet with a qualified supreme court nominee is unprecedented. senator schumer should stop these political games and meet with judge kavanaugh. we welcome senate democrats who take their constitutional duty of advise and consent seriously. judge kavanaugh stands ready to meet with members of both parties. as you know, here in a few minutes, the president will be participating in an event and we're excited to hold the 2018 made in america product showcase here at the white house. the president is committed to policies that ensure more products are made in america. today we will see items like snowboards made by never summer industries in colorado, campers made by the newmore corporation in indiana, and f-150 trucks made by the ford mo

reporter: thank you, sarah. senator rand paul today made a strong attempt to vitiate the credibility of former c.i.a. director john brennan, saying that he's, and i quote, monetizing his security clearance, and should be removed from -- it should be removed from him. even called on the president to do this. will the president consider senator paul's suggestion and call for the removal of former director brennan's security clearance? ms. sanders: not only is the president looking to take away brennan's security clearance, he's looking into the clearances of comey, clapper, haden, rice, and mccabe. the president is exploring the mechanisms to remove security clearance because they politicized and in some cases monetized their public service and security clearances, making baseless accusations of improper contact with russia or being influenced by russia against the president is extremely inappropriate and the fact that people with security clearances are making these baseless charges provides inappropriate legitim

dame sarah storey.g it while raising her own stars of the future. charlie's obviously come along and he's keeping us all entertained. and louisa has now got her own sporting activities to do. so, who knows, one day we might go out training together, louisa and i, and charlie looks like he might be on the sprint side of things. he's a really strong little boy. so we'll wait and see what their activities are. but i always enjoy training and competing, and it seemed like it wasn't quite the right time to stop. at a0 years old, sarah has no plans of retiring any time soon. with her young family in tow as her biggest supporters, she'll continue to push the boundaries of sport. kate grey, bbc news, macclesfield. the father of ellie soutter has spoken publicly for the first time since her death. the british snowboarder died last week on her 18th birthday. the family have set up a foundation in her name which they hope will help young winter sports athletes needing financial support. there is a lot of pressure

so sarah huckabee sanders there. let's just call it what it was.when it comes to the news that she's now saying the white house is now considering not only revoking the security clearance of the former cia chief john brennan but also that of comey, clapper, mccabe, and rice. in case you missed it, let's reroll the found and then we'll have a big discussion. >> not only is the president looking to take away brennan's security clearance. he's also looking into the clearances of comey, clapper, hayden, rice, and mccabe. the president is exploring the mechanisms to remove security clearance because they politicized and in some cases monetized their public service and security clearances making baseless accusations of improper contact with russia or being influenced by russia against the president is extremely inappropriate and the fact that people with security clearances are making these baseless charges provides inappropriate legitimacy to accusations with zero evidence. >> dana bash, starting with you first. we know that senator rand paul was suppos

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sacral i have no answers for that as well. >> dana: that was sarah sanders.n america event that he has on the south line. big news out of it is that the president is considering revoking the security clearances of several obama administration members. ap stoddard, associate editor and columnist add "real clear politics" joins us now. you had a chance to listen to that briefing. the question was asked, because rand paul has brought this up. printed in particular has monetized and politicized his public service based on his clearance. that is one of the reasons that he was going to be revoked. but sarah sanders went a step further and said that comey, mccabe, klapper and rice were in the group. the president certainly has the power to do it. it was hardly any follow-up questions to sarah sanders soon as it happened, i thought surely this would be big news. the reporters got back around to it. a.b., your thoughts. >> i think your portals were startled. that is why the asked whether or not that was basically politicizing the intelligence agencies for the presiden

sarah, sarah, sarah, over here, yes, thank you. seth meyers with "late night with seth meyers."retarers, when are you going to start telling us the truth? >> not today or tomorrow or at any point ever. [ light laughter ]. >> seth: gre can you tell us a little bit about eric trump's birthday party? >> no one from the white house staff will attend. [ laughter ] >> seth: what did jared kushner say to donald trump during the election? >> i wish i could vote for you but i'm only 11. [ laughter ] >> seth: sarah, where do youee yourself in five years? >> further from the truth. [ lidience ohs ] t laughter ] >> seth: president trump seems to be fairly unfriendly to angela merkel. was ere ever a time when tru liked germany? >> from 1942 to 1945. [ audience ohs ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: why does president trump want to meet with vladimir putin? >> to accept the check. [ laughter ] >> seth: what did president trump tellis kids to do on mother's day? >> call your moms. [ audience ohs ] >> seth: the president has an unced a new branch of the military called the space force. what's t

. >> frank, the answer we head sarah sanders give is, and this is something donald trump and sarah sanders doesn't understand is fund mentally unamerican. >> so let me address this ignorance as a defense issue first. i stopped buying into that ignorance defense a long time ago with this administration because look what you lead off with tonight. this story tonight that the president knew two weeks before the inauguration an adversary was trying to assist him responsible for hacking removes the ignorance defense and talking up, coughing up american z citizens, coughing up a u.s. ambassador, the conclusion is he's aiding and abedding. >> we're joined by adam schiff, he just left the house floor forecasting votes. we have a breaking news report from "the washington post" indicating that president trump has known since january 6th, 2017 the new york times reports tonight that the president was briefed and real specifics how vladimir putin specifically ordered the invasion, the attack on our election and that donald trump has known this for a couple of weeks before he was inaugurated. >> lawren

and that question was put to sarah sand today as well. why did it take him more than a day to say, look, i do stand with my intelligence community. was that really what he believes or was he responding to the barrage of criticism he was getting from democrats, republicans and people within his own administration. his vice president, his secretary of state saying to him in private conversations, look, you need to clarify these comments. he looked at newt gingrich's tweets and realized that this was a big problem. so his walk-back came after all of that criticism and then, katy, he was on twitter this morning again defiant and digging in, essentially walking back his walk-back. so all of this mixed messaging. but the bottom line is to your point, we all heard what he said when he was on the world stage in helsinki. >> not to mention all that criticism he was getting from his besties over on fox news, especially in the morning. the white house communications team doesn't have a very good history, though, of being, i guess, accurate about how

hallie, you got into it with sarah huckabee sanders. what was the -- what was the gist of what you were trying to get? >> well, let's play it, ali, and we'll talk about it. sarah sanders came out and said the moment you just played, the president appearing to respond to a question, no, when it came to whether russia was still targeting the u.s. sanders saying that was not what he meant, he was just trying to get reporters out of the room. here's that exchange. >> you're saying it's the reverse -- >> the first thing that the president said after the question was asked was thank you very much. and then he said no, i'm not answering any more questions and even further i think even cecelia didn't realize what the answer was because she asked for a clarification and he didn't answer the follow-up. because she wasn't sure. i talked to the president. he wasn't answering that question. he was saying no, he's not taking questions. and i've stated what our position is. >> let me get to my question here which is the president, this is the second t

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dame sarah storey.iously come along and he's keeping us all entertained. and louisa has now got her own sporting activities to do. so, who knows, one day we might go out training together, louisa and i, and charlie looks like he might be on the sprint side of things. he's a really strong little boy. so we'll wait and see what their activities are. but i always enjoy training and competing, and it seemed like it wasn't quite the right time to stop. at 40 years old, sarah has no plans of retiring time soon. with her young family in tow as her biggest supporters, she'll continue to push the boundaries of sport. kate grey, bbc news, macclesfield. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins it's getting warmer again? some may have felt that summer has been on pause for the last weekend, there have been some contrasts, notably in the last 12 hours. heavy, thundery rain across parts of south—east england, east anglia and the midlands, but that has now cleared away eastwards. for a large swathe of the

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why does sarah huckabee sanders, what is her job? a criminal defense attorney who has to give the case, the story given to her by her client? it just seems like she's spitting out what he told her about whether there is anything logical about what she has to spout. >> reporter: she is the spokesperson for the president of the united states. what she said to us today, the president specifically told her personally and directly that he was saying no, in an attempt to get reporters out of the room. that's what sarah sanders came sxak related and said when she was in the room, when she watched this, she did not interpret president trump's response to my white house press colleague from abc news the same way that other people in the room, including my white house press colleague of abc news did. so there were a couple of things that made us go back and follow up to sand orders this. i'm going on name three of them really quick will. number one, in the video that we watched, the president appeared to look the reporter in the eye and say no

yes, sarah. sarah, over here. sarah? sarah, please. sarah? yes, thank you.meyers, "late night with seth meyers." secretary sanders, when was the last time you told the truth? >> nearly two years ago. [ laughter ] >> seth: what will president trump do if robert mueller finds him to have broken the law? >> change the law. [ light laughter ] >> seth: what's the one thing that makes the job of press secretary the most difficult? >> everything that this president does. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: secretary sanders, i have a question about you. where the flip are you from? >> from flipping arkansas. [ laughter ] >> seth: what's the only way we're going to be able to get through the trump presidency? >> the legalization of all drugs, anywhere. [ applause ] >> seth: dr. ronny jackson put president trump on a diet last year. how is that going? >> lasted about a half hour. [ laughter ] >> seth: what's the most exciting part of the president's job? >> being a russian spy. [ laughter ] >> seth: what happens when the president sees a door labelled "pull"? >> presi

nothing from sarah sanders. she is continuing to refuse to engage from the white house podium, which she has done so often. all quiet on the white house front. >> cohen is in a different orbit, a different world than some of the other people. the white house has been concerned about people. michael flynn and other people in the mueller investigation. >> has a status hearing next week. >> pleading guilty. other people are cooperating but no one is like michael cohen. he's been around for so long in trump's orbit. he knows everything. >> it's like they don't know what to do with this situation. you can forgive them for not knowing what to do with it. cohen is threatening to flip. if he's not, he's headed in a more adversarial direction. they were silent for a while about stormy daniels. the president wasn't tweeting about that. now, they're in another situation where there's not anything they can say that will help them. >> aaron and anita, thank you. guy lewis, appreciate it. >>> coming up next, a story that has

sarah was born and raised in denmark by turkish parents. an expression of her piety the upcoming ban prompted her to become an activist she and her fellow activists are trying to win support for a demonstration in copenhagen's nerve bro district an area where many migrants live and they're getting that support. yes i think it's a violation of human rights and i don't think anyone should decide what people should wear just one over time the manager said what women are supposed to be. so this is ridiculous it won't help anyone i think you kind of pushing them more away from society if. you accept that there there's like a cultural difference sara has come to parliament to confront one of the initiators of the face covering by mass food letter he's a representative of the governing conservative and straight party and he maintains that all face veils or to be banned although fewer than two hundred women in denmark where niqab or a burka the full body covering they find no middle ground did you ever even lived with a muslim why don't you answer

here's what sarah huckabee sanders is saying.that was made in sincerity by president putin, but president trump disagrees with it. hopefully president putin will have the 12 identified russians come to the united states to prove their innocence or guilt. first line. it is a proposal that was made in sincerity by prudent but president trump disagrees with it. this is 24 hours after sarah huckabee sanders didn't say this fom the podium, she said we're looking into it which was in direct contradiction from what we heard from the state department which appropriately said this is outrageous, there's no way we're going to do this. now she has been able to clean it up with the blessing of the president, who was the only one in the room. >> the senate is scheduled to vo vote on a resolution that the ambassador to russia be questioned. >> there's so many times in this administration when things happen. seems as though the president and white house have no choice but to frankly do the right thing. they often don't follow it. this one, ther

last -- let's ask you, sarah. sarah: i think it is important for teachers to realize and be very aware that their students have a voice. they have opinions. and they are not just the kids who sit in front of you. they have valuable things to say. and valuable thoughts. and plans, hopes, dreams, all of those things that we try and foster in our students. event happens like this committee you really see what these kids are made of. two kind of piggyback on what ted has said -- i hope it is ok that i called you ted -- [laughter] what has come out of it came as feel like a surprise for the rest of the nation. outspokenids are so and articulate and they have it all together. but we knew that. the whole time. because these are the same kids because argue with them they have an 89 and they want that 90. they are very persistent in their arguments. they don't always get it, but you know, the draw is not fair. delaney was in my classroom every morning before school. emma gonzales was in my class as a junior. i know these k

sarah huckabee sanders says we're obsessed with it.are following what the president tweets about every single day. let's focus on iran. the speech that rouhani gave yesterday, is that the sort of thing that you would expect to see trigger a president in such a way? >> no. i would say no. and i think it's actually in the long run, it can be dangerous. why do i say that? presidents in the post-war period have been very cautious about making threats that sound like they are nuclear threats. you don't want to be shouting that all the time. then when it comes time that you actually mean it, your adversary thinks you are bluffing again, you are just blowing smoke. whether it was eisenhower or kennedy, any president, they have been very sober and judicious about invoking something that sounds like a nuclear attack. the president, this is not the first time he did it. he did it with fire and fury on the north koreans. he has done it with others. and i think, you know, there is a reason why presidents haven't done it before. unfortunately, this

sarah sanders talked about it. the president forceful on twitter, which we've been talking about all day on fox news. let me share with you with what john bolton had to say. this is part of the coordinated effort by the administration. you have the tweet by the president, you have mike pompeo's speech and his statement and then this from john bolton. he said this. i found it fascinating. he said "i spoke to the president the last several days and president trump told me that if iran does anything at all to the negative, they will pay a price like few countries have ever paid before." you may have heard john decker, a radio colleague here, mentioned that that was similar in tone to what the president had to say about the north korean leadership. of course that led to an eventual face-to-face. when asked if there might be a face to face in the offing for iran's leadership, the president secretary punches. jon? >> she weighed in on the russia investigation. kevin? >> yeah, this is -- i tell you what, given everything

and sarah huckabee sanders didn't clean that up. >> which is insane. you know, that his own state, pentagon seems like there was some sort of military policy worked on in the russian side. notes were taken. on the u.s. side, nothing. jeff, thank you. i want to bring my panel back in. and dana, to you, just again it's almost like you think of the arc of the week that was. you go back to last week from -- it was just one week ago when we were all watching them stand in helsinki and the arc of the week, the would, wouldn't, the no, the yes, i do stand by my intel chiefs to now it's a hoax to sarah huckabee sanders saying no, no, no, the hoax or the witch hunt is only pertaining to the campaign collusion piece. i mean, did you follow? >> yeah. and it's not an accident. we anybody who falls into the crap of thinking that what the president, the white house are doing is disorganization and chaos is missing the point, and i think we all have lived with it and recognize it that they are saying sort of different things at different times, and they're doing it t

you think it's okay with what happened to sarah sanders at the restaurant? >> i'm not here to defend the outrageous. but simply to say we have the ability to free speech. that's one of our most of sacred constitutional right. as a business owner that restaurant owner had every right to reduce service to someone she disagrees with. >> the restaurant owner has a right. it doesn't might's the right thing to do. if you went into a restaurant and didn't like to your political beliefs and drove you out and chased out next restaurant across the street, how would you feel? >> it's important to understand i'm not a public official so i'm not making policies. jesse: what if you were a public official. >> that restaurant owner has every right to voice her concerns. jesse: but driving you out with your family and chasing you across the street, is that civil? >> when you are talking about families we have to draw a line. i don't know if she refused service to the entire family or just sarah sanders. jesse: she is not going to leave and leave her children in the restauran