that restaurant owner didn't ask sarah huckabee sanders to leave because of her opinions, okay? s a senior official of the trump administration, not some rando with a blog. this person was protesting the government. sarah huckabee sanders just happens to be a part of the government who showed up in her restaurant, right? it's like if i had a beef with the teletubbies. it may have started with laa- laa, but if tinky-winky shows up, some shit is going down. it's going down! ( cheers and applause ) basically, people in power would like to be insulated from the effects of their actions. but if you're in a position where you can influence other people's lives, you shouldn't be shocked when you hear from the people whose lives you affect. like, even athletes get booed by their fans when they're not doing a good job. and sports has no actual effect on people's lives. a missed shot has never shut down a community center. okay? never happens. i mean, except for that one shaq free throw. that destroyed everything, but other than that... and the thing to notice here for me is calls for civi

sarah huckabee sanders didn't want to get out ahead of the president.resident said this was an incredible offer. he said it i think a couple of times and was excited about it to have the criminals as part of the criminal investigation and the idea that somehow the russian justice system is on par with the democratic justice system that we have. you think about michael mcfaul. this is a guy who got death threats. there are all sorts of slaalacis things they spread. who would be next? would hillary clinton be next on that list? >> he would be real happy about that. >> if the president wants to have a relationship with russia it needs to be on our terms and not on putin's. it's fine. it's in the president's call. he won the election. let's have a normal bihlateral relationship. no more of this stuff. we have to get -- when he is coming here in the fall we will see what the agenda is. >> from your mouth. more breaking news. cnn just learned the white house is working on bringing vladimir putin to washington, d.c. for another meeting this fall. that is an ac

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

as we saw, yet again, this weekend withhite house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. >> white houseretary sarah sanders says she was out for dinner last night in virginia when she was refuicd seat a restaurant because she works for the trump administration. >> here's what the press secretary for president trump tweeted out. she writes, quote, "last night i edwas told by the owner ofen in lexington, virginia, to leave because i wo for president trump. and i politely left. her actions say far more about her than about me. i always do my best to treat people, including those i disagree with, respectfully an will continue to do so." >> seth: that's right. sarah sanders says she always tries to tat people respectfully. let's see that respect in action. >> i'm not gonna comment on the attorney's specific comments that i haven't seen. >> you just said it's in the bible to follow the law. >> that's not what i said, and i know it's hard for you to understand, even short sentences, i guess. [ audience oohs ] >> seth: he? he can't understand short sentences? f the guy you wo can't remember any

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

was what sarah huckabee sanders said a gaff? it was the president again doubling down on this known instinct of disbelieving the intelligence community. >> the white house is donald trump. donald trump is the one who keeps digging because i responds to every question. he's in that meeting room today. the cameras are leaving and he can't not respond to that shout of -- he's trying to, but he mouthed the word no. it's pretty clear what he was saying and it makes what sarah said in the briefing, oh, he was just saying no, i'm not answering the question. it's not credible. and so you sit there and you watch all this stuff and you just see this constant gaslighting over and over from not just trump but especially the people trying to explain what he's saying. if you view it in the larger context of all the statements, standing next to vladimir putin monday, refusing to say anything tough or reality based what russia did in the elects, this is a president who for 18 months manufactured his own reality and republicans have gone along w

over next hour we'll watch sarah huckabee sanders, we'll hear now exactly what state our economy is in. we'll see how big of an effect it has on this market. i want to go to washington, d.c. to our own jennifer schoenberg. >> trish, high, tariffs meaningfully starting to hurt businesses across the country but not hurting mean fully the economy according to the federal reserve beige book. manufacturers across all 12 districts report higher costs for materials, specifically for lumber and metals. they are also dealing with supply disruption. all because of tariffs. it is starting to crimp profit march fins. though despite the tariffs economy is doing just fine, growing moderate to modest rate across all 12 bank districts early june and july. manufacturing remains strong, job market remains strong. labor shortages across the country. employers offering higher pay or more benefits to more qualified workers. wage growth characterized as modest to moderate across the country. inflation picking up across several districts. bottom loon here, trish, tariffs are starting to bite but it is not me

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 ti

sarah huckabee sanders expected to take to that podium roughly 25 minutes or so from now. alle al halle, i imagine she will be asked about this exchange that happened about an hour ago. >> is russia still targeting the u.s., mr. president? >> thank you very much. >> let's go. we're finished here. >> press, let's go. >> thank you very much, everybody. >> make your way out. >> we're doing very well. we are doing very well and we're doing very well, probably as well as anybody has ever done with russia. >> no. no, they are not still targeting the united states. have they tried to walk that back just yet? >> not yet, craig. as you noted, at 2:15, this briefing has been delayed a little bit, sarah sanders will come out at the podium and presumably asked about this. i think you are a cautious odds maker. if she is not asked about it, i think there will be some exploding heads in the briefing room. the question is will she try to say, no, the president meant yes, the president meant no. the video is clear. it is obvious the president is answering the question from the person who

this is sarah huckabee sanders in the briefing room. the president called this interesting or used positive term idea from vladimir putin. maybe he'll give us access to people robert mueller wants to interview if we give kremlin access to interview americans including a former ambassador to moscow who are known putin critics. it's reprehensible. the state department was quick to laugh it off. sarah huckabee sanders says we're thinking about it. >> does president trump support that idea? is he opened to that? >> the president will meet with his team and we'll let you know when we have an announcement on that. there was some conversation about it but there wasn't a commitment made on behalf of the united states and the president will work with his team and we'll let you know if there's an announcement on that front. >> bipartisan outrage on capitol hill to this idea. the state department literally laughed it off. said it's absurd. at a briefing just a few moments before the white house briefing called it absurd. >> i'm not sure in that mo

ainsley: we have sarah huckabee sanders on at 7:30 to react to this. steve: meanwhile, watch the reaction. the prime minister of ther in ththenorth lands was in netherlands was in the oval office. all these reporters barking at the president was like the academy awards with everybody yelling at him. ainsley: he said is it always like this? steve: that's the sound by the. ainsley: listen to this. >> let's go. >> no way. >> thank you, everybody. >> ainsley: how do you work like this. they whispered something to each other this wasn't audible and then they start laughing. pete: is it always like this? steve: it is now. ainsley: at the end all the reporters just start screaming. steve: that's a little bit of what is going on with other headlines, here is jillian. jillian: nicholas clark shot dead while responding to a call of a suicidal man. the shooter was later found dead inside his barricaded home. trooper clark was just 29 years old and engaged to be married. dozens of police cars escorting his body from the scene. he is the 29th law enforcement office

yesterday we saw sarah huckabee sanders asked about whether or not the united states would allow american citizens to be questioned by russians. initially, sarah huckabee sanders said that they were thinking about it. they were going to -- donald trump was going to talk to people it. here is the response from the white house. it is a proposal made in sincerity by president putin but president trump disagrees with it. hopefully, president putin will have the 12 identified russians come to the u.s. to prove their innocence or guilt. just a note, guys, that that's not quite how the president described the offer. he called it an incredible offer while he was standing on stage next to putin. he also repeated that to sean hannity later in the night. bob costa, the pressure surrounding or the -- how much of a drama was created after sarah huckabee sanders did not definitively say, no, we would never allow american citizens to be questioned by russian officials in the same way that sta state department said it emphatically following that. >> it sparked an outcry not only among democrats but repub

one that sarah huckabee sanders chose to announce on twitter. here is how the top intelligence aid to the president found out about it. >> we have some breaking news. the white house has announced on twitter that vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. >> say that again. >> vladimir putin coming -- >> okay. that's going to be special. >> sure is. just to be clear coats was asked again just to make sure that he truly did not have an inkling that vladimir putin, the president of russia, was invited by president trump to come to washington for a second summit. >> were you aware of that? >> based on my reaction i wasn't aware of that. >> couldn't be more clear, was not aware that president trump was planning a second summit in washington, d.c. let's just stop and say the obvious here. it is shocking and should be shocking to anyone who hears this. the president's top intelligence chief finds out from a reporter in a live broadcast in a room full of reporters that his boss donald trump invited putin to washington for take two who is

what do you think of sarah huckabee sanders today coming out and saying that the president is havingonversations about allowing russians to question ambassador michael mcfaul and bill browder? >> i think it's the height of absurdity to say that we're going to allow russian officials to question former american u.s. officials on this matter. this is just continued efforts on the part of the russians, mr. putin and others, to try to have distractions and, unfortunately, i think mr. trump falls prey to them. >> director jim brennan. >> john brennan. >> i'm so sorry. i'm really sick. cold medicine. john entreprenebrennan, i'm so . i know that. we do appreciate it. >>> and ahead, the president keeps splitting with the intel community on russian meddling. is the gop still buying what he's selling? until her laptop crashed this morning. her salon was booked for weeks, having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, buy one hp ink and get a second at 30% off at office depot officemax i've got a nice long life ahead. big pl

sarah huckabee sanders says the president askedna natio securitydviser john bolton to invite putin afterhe two met privately in finland. >> he saidhey continue the discussion for the things they talk about the, the things they wanted to collaborate on which includes talking about things like north korea, trade and other issues. i think, youw, the community is -- is stunned. we're speechless right now coidering everything tha we've been going through since that helsinki press conference. >> yeah. >> all right. >> well, we're goingabo talk out this a little bit more with our panelist democratic strategist joel pain and aaron anrson. good to see you both. >> eric i want to start with we -- at this point we know the question asked to president trump it seemed like at first he was taking the side, he said he believed putin then he wenthawasn't the . dan coats i feel like is being a bit marginalized right now. >> i think dan coats is stuck right where he should be and that's the sort of e dysfunctional head of the intelligence.ational at least two of our intelligence agencies nsa and the quest

now they say it was made in sincerity, to use sarah huckabee sanders quote. it was made in sincerity but something they disagree with and will not be pursuing. at the same time, there's talk of a second meeting. as all this is -- everyone is trying to figure out what actually was said in that meeting, ali, the pentagon is in the same situation. we've heard from the head general for centcom. he was asked about this idea of more cooperation between the united states and russia. listen to his answer where he almost professes to be perplexed. >> let me just reiterate, no new guidance for me as a result of the helsinki discussions as of yet. we remain in very good communications with the department here and when that time comes, we'll certainly respond to it. >> reporter: so the pentagon trying to figure out everything as well. i think that's why that interview later today that we'll have shortly between andrea mitchell and dan coats will be so interesting. former senator from indiana and ambassador -- >> indiana! >> and ambassador to germany. and on the framers,

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

and, sarah huckabee sanders is singing the same song before, but with the significant of the calendar, what are you seeing? >> well, the tone is more and more in stride here nor this president, but sarah huckabee sa sanders is saying the same thing that the was said by president barack obama. and he is saying that it is about fairness, and looking at the countries signaling out, and they have the main defense in the case of germany is this idea that they contribute other ways and not just to defense spend spending. so for example, they participate in the nato mission in afghanistan, and the norwegias s will say something similarly, and that we don't make the 2%, but we contribute to nato in other ways, and looking at the top the line number is not all that useful. and another way to look at this is the considered gdp so that the country aside from the united states that has the highest defense spending of the percentage of the gdp is greece, and why? because their gdp has cratered with the financial difficulties they have had. so it a complicated argument and full of nuance and what i

secretary sarah huckabee sanders and her family were refused service at the red hen in virginia. the owners only in the kicked them out, but followed them to another restaurant and confronted them. congressman maxine waters encouraged it. >> we show up wherever we have to show up. if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd. and you push back on them. and you tell them they are not welcome. jesse: this episode split the democratic party in left. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi condemned her but the hard left wants to get rough. if you and'. are standing at the border. it's the eefltness of donald trump. if you hold down the victim when she is being raped. are you a rapist? >> people voted for him after him showing his cards for years. >> all the people who voted for donald trump were racist? >> if republicans weren't so racist they could encourage people who are morally conservative to be on their side. >> those people supporting what he's doing here are racist, period. >> those move 79s sho

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

protesters hound sarah huckabee sanders and other white house aides. the detining feature. >> the defining feature of a free rub is you can tell someone in the government get out of my restaurant. >> if you are a member of a white nationalist organization we are going to ostracize you. >> publicly shaming conservatives has become the new tactic of the left. this is evolving into a type of domestic terrorism and it's only going to get worse. howie: but the president's critics blame him for the incivility. i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." the media have long been enamored by kennedy because he affirmed gay rights. president trump we have to take our hats off to justice kennedy. we have to pick a great one. we have to pick one who will be there for 40 years, 45 years. howie: joining me, emily jashinsky, sara fischer, and philippe reines. emily, are you struck how quickly so many liberal commentators insist the democrats block a vote on any nominee. emily: there are plans circulating around the media how they are going to discuss this. there is a

reports that several of his closest aides are heading for the exits including press secretary sarah huckabee sandersaid this. >> sarah huckabee sanders, your press secretary. >> yeah. >> she -- she took a lot of heat yesterday from the people behind you. there were some suggestion that maybe she'd be leaving the white house. >> i don't think so. you know, look, at a certain point everyone sort of leaves. you have to leave. i'm sort of just staying like a ship, just keep going, bing bing. [ laughter ] >> seth: that analogy doesn't mean what you think it means. if people are jumping off a ship, that means the ship is sinking. you're thinking of a bus. [ laughter ] "i'm like a ship and everyone is jumping off the side of the ship which is a shame because this ship is headed for the most beautiful place, ice mountain." [ laughter ] [ applause ] now, yesterday was father's day. and on father's day trump did what all dads do on father's day. he got up bright and early to tweet unhinged things about the ongoing criminal investigation of his presidential campaign. >> the president sunday on the attack tweet

we got a statement last night from sarah huckabee sanders, but put it into some broader context.ave bill shine, the new deputy chief of staff overseeing communications in some capacity, all the while you have an unprecedented press conference. the president going on and on, probably to the dismay of his communications staff. now you have this article. what does it say to you about the president's relationship to his advisors? >> reporter: there has never been a communications advisor who could control this president. he does what he wants when he wants it, and that is something that we're seeing, whether he's in the united states or here in europe. yes, he is bringing chaos with us, chaos of his own creation. we saw this yesterday in brussels where the leaders there in nato had to have an emergency meeting to discuss funding in the wake of the president's sort of threats to them. and whether he actually went to the point so far as to say we'll pull the united states out of nato, people have disputed those reports. but certainly there's a very uneasy feeling across european capita

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even with all of that, this invitation went out or was announced by sarah huckabee sanders and you can be assured and we will report this out, but that is something coming straight from the top. so to go back to your original question, the reason president trump was alone with vladimir putin was because he wanted to be alone with him. he believes that he's a one on one guy, that that's when his best negotiating deals. the president wanted that, for whatever reason, his aides conceded that to him. >> we are waiting on your write up on this. we have "the new york times" story first. we've got that mr. trump's director of national intelligence dan coates acknowledged frustration about being kept in the dark about the meeting and their respective interpreters. if he asked me how that ought to be conducted, coates said the interview we've been watching, i would have suggested a different way. it is what it is. so even his appointees, in public when they are asked questions by reporters when they are on capitol hill being pressed by democrats and republicans, are telling a very different sto

sarah huckabee sanders says the president is fully aware russia is up to no good. >> he does believe they would target certainly u.s. elections again. >> the "post" said the red lights are blinking on this topic. >> we are taking steps to make sure these things don't happen again. we wouldn't spending a much time as we do on this effort if we didn't believe they weren't still look at us. kennedy: are the president's opponents overreacting? you are the on person in the world. what would you do fit was going on under your command? >> first of all sara is doing a great job. i know bill will do a great job. but what has to happen is everybody should take a little bit of a chill. we have a president who just came back. he has historic things going on that are work. there have been a few kerfuffles that are not that big of a deal. kennedy: in baseball they are unforced errors. >> at the end of the day he has macro things going in his favor. i'm happy he walked it back a bit. i know he's upset for criticizing him. but we don't need the intelligence agencies, many of these people who voted f

washington in the fall and those discussions already on the way we have the announcement from sarah huckabee sanders the white house press secretary this comes in the aftermath of quite a bit of media hysteria in response to donald trump's a meeting in helsinki with the russian president if you look at time magazine or the new yorker there's been quite a bit of hysteria in u.s. media now in recent comments the russian president has actually warned the world about the hysteria in the us media and about you know forces that would push false narratives about the meeting in helsinki to advance their own political gain. there are forces in the us ready to easily force russia u.s. relations for their political ambitions. these sorts of people is pretty pathetic but these people who are the pitiful nor pathetic on the contrary they're pretty powerful if they can fool such stories to millions of the citizens and they count in the aftermath of the helsinki meeting which took place on monday we've seen quite a bit of shifts and changes in how the us president has described that meeting his explanation and ass

that according to sarah huckabee sanders. there is a ton of news on russia and we'll get to all of it, including the remarkable story of businessman bill growder. he claims putin wants him dead. lawmakers voted on whether to protect him. he joins me live. jobs. unemployment rate at a 40-year low. but according to president trump, that's not low enough. there is a shortage of skills workers. at today's event the president said two dozen companies pledged to provide job training and apprenticeships, apple, boeing, fedex, ibm, home depot. he says the number of countries is expected to grow. president trump: to keep the momentum going and continue this economic miracle we must invest in job training and vocational education. the fact is that come police pouring back into our country. companies that left 10 and 20 years ago. we need people to work for those companies. kennedy: the president says his goal is for every american to have a job they love. how will it work? and how can we get the economy booming even further? joining me

. >> white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders argued the president wasn't saying no to that question. here is how she explained it. >> got a chance, president said he was saying no to answering questions. >> then he went on to answer more questions. who do you believe? what can we believe? >> sarah huckabee sanders basically said it is real -- the russian threat is ongoing and they are working hard to stop election meddling this fall. they are not. there is definitely an effort underway that we are not going to know about by the intel community to combat this. that would be happening no matter what president trump was doing. in terms of leading an effort with vladimir putin to stop what was his directed attack on our elections through interference, he is not doing that. he has invited him to the white house right before the mid term elections while his intel community is acknowledged again and again and he has been briefed that this is a real threat and it will go on all summer and into the fall. so he is totally at peace with speaking to two separate truths in the same hour

sarah huckabee sanders keyed on larger part. when president is doing is petty.ause he is focusing on these people, making it about himself, he will punish them because they said bad thins about him -- things about him, she did allude to for profit park, washington in a city that over, overing, classifies information in a lot of cases, you need a top secret clearance to just take out the trash. kennedy: that is what hillary clinton complained about with her e-mail server. >> there was truth to that. >> blah, blah, i get it but there is a difference between i don't have a job any more, and so i don't have security clearance any more, that not necessarily true, and been an saying i -- brennan saying i am not profits off of this, why do they think that m msnbc hires hm to be a mouth piece. because of what he did and do, we don't want how deep his fountain runs. >> i don't know how deep, i don't know how deep that analogy runs. kennedy: oh, it is there. >> these people make money on their representation, and many quarter it is bad, among republicans and supporters of

two or three justices to the court that would overturn ro but in the white house briefing, sarah huckabee sanders declined to say what the president's personal feeling on roe is right now. >> chris, thank you. >>> the lacfor county executive is ant bout to get mo involved. nancy taurine will be campaigning this year. a finalal of provisional ballots and vote totals are expected by this friday. >>> we have a teacher caught on camera striking one of her fourth grade students. the i-team recently revealed surveillance video from last okok october. it shows her hitting the child. in addition to her prohibition, she must get court permission before working with children again.ne shr had a license to teach, even though she was working at that school. 000 d.c. teachers are unlicensed. >>> some d.c. kids will be worried about their next meal. that's where the summer meals program comes in. it serves hundreds of meals throughout the day each day. we met three dedicatedorkers in northeast. they don't mind working during the summer. they're making sure d.c. kids get alwellced meals and that's the most impor

washington in the fall and those discussions already on the way we have the announcement from sarah huckabee sanders the white house press secretary this comes in the aftermath of quite a bit of media hysteria in response to donald trump's a meeting in helsinki with the russian president if you look at time magazine or the new yorker there's been quite a bit of hysteria in u.s. media now in recent comments the russian president has actually warned the world about the hysteria in the us media and about you know forces that would push false narratives about the meeting in helsinki to advance their own political gain. there are forces in the us ready to easily sacrifice russia u.s. relations for their political ambitions. these sorts of people is pitiful and pathetic but these people who are the pitiful nor pathetic on the contrary they're pretty powerful if they can fool such stories to millions of the citizens and they can in the aftermath of the helsinki meeting which took place on monday we've seen quite a bit of shifts and changes in how the us president has described that meeting his explanation

washington in the fall and those discussions already on the way we have the announcement from sarah huckabee sanders the white house press secretary this comes in the aftermath of quite a bit of media hysteria in response to donald trump's a meeting in helsinki with the russian president if you look at time magazine or the new yorker there's been quite a bit of hysteria in u.s. media now in recent comments the russian president has actually warned the world about the hysteria in the us media and about you know forces that would push false narratives about the meeting in helsinki to advance their own political gain. there are forces in the us ready to easily sacrifice russia u.s. relations for their political ambitions a satirical novelist once wrote about these sorts of people as beautiful and pathetic but these people who are pitiful nor pathetic on the contrary they're pretty powerful if they can fool sfi the. stories to millions of the citizens and they count in the aftermath of the helsinki meeting which took place on monday we've seen quite a bit of shifts and changes in how the us president ha

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

what happened to sarah huckabee sanders. >> what did you think about it? >> i didn't like that. made me uncomfortable. obviously don't agree with sarah huckabee sanders on, but she is doing a job. there has to be private space for individuals working on behalf of the public to live. i fully believe people ought to have a right to protest in reasonable time, place, manner. you can be vociferous as you want, as passionate as you want. but at some point, there has to be a line. because then it is impossible to work i the thought it was plain rude. we are not going to beat them by being like them. >> what is your reaction to the movement among some democrats, to abolish ice? >> that is a bad idea. i had as you know, mayor, a consent decree on our police department. we had to completely reform the way the police interacted so that they became part of the community engage in community policing. never said we are going to get rid of the police department. we said we are going to fix it. the border agents, all of them, are operating at the direction of the president of the united states.

movie where the person holds a gun to his head and says one false move and i'll shoot. >> sarah huckabee sandersnetizing, what she's saying is leveraging experience. i wonder if sarah huckabee sanders might seek a job once she leaves the white house for which she will be paid based on her experience inside the administration. >> you can look at people that have already been in the administration, a lot of them have gone back out and made money, they're looking to make money. there are people inside the white house. we had report after report after report of people in the white house fretting because donald trump's reputation is so bad around washington, d.c. business community that they can't get a job when they leave the trump white house. it is preposterous. but it is trump. like we both talked about, this is donald trump trying to distract from the fact that he made a fool of himself in helsinki and has been called out on it by just about everybody. >> looking to punish people he has seen on tv critical of him. >> julia, want to talk about your piece in "the washington post." you write putin

. >> yesterday sarah huckabee sanders indicated the incredible offer was still under consideration. she said the west wing was actually discussing the matter but today as outrage over the suggestion grew, the white house released a statement that read in part, it is a proposal that was made in sincerity by president putin but president trump disagrees with it. well, secretary of state mike pompeo was more firm and less respectful in rejecting the proposal. >> that's not going to happen. the administration is not going to send, force americans to travel to russia to be interrogated by vladimir putin and his team. >> as all of this unfolds, nbc news is reporting microsoft has discovered new attempts at election hacking similar to what took place in 2016 directed at three unnamed candidates running in the midterms. and "the wall street journal" is reporting three of the fbi's highest ranking cybersecurity officials are stepping down from their post. one official says other experts are expected to leave soon. late today the justice department released a detailed report describing all th

cheers and applause ] before we get to our wonderful guests, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sandersn't been holding many press briefings lately. so we decided to hold one of our own right here, right now. that's right. sarah huckabee sanders and the "late night" press corps are here in our studio and ready to go. so without further ado, it's time for the "late night" white house press briefing. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: sarah? yes, sarah. sarah, over here. sarah? sarah, please. sarah? yes, thank you. seth 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'

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