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welcome back you're with t w news i'm sarah kelly and our top stories indonesia has raised the death toll from last week's earthquakes of more than twelve hundred survivors meanwhile have begun looting shops for food after not eating for several days people in towns have criticized the government's response to the disaster a slow. it has been twenty eight years since the reunification of east and west germany an event that will be marked tomorrow when german celebrate the country's annual unity day holiday for lin will mark the event with three days of festivities is going to kettle's took to the capital streets to find out what the third of october means to people in germany today. when the war came down aquash of all germans were not yet born or like me they were too young to feel any connection to this important event anyone who wasn't there back then can now relive history here in berlin at the origin of the locations along this two point five kilometer stretch the wire ran right in front of the rice tock visitors can learn more about the fall of the berlin wall and the time afte

it was sarah huckabee sanders, john kelly, a well-known official, they would not have to authenticate who that person is. they would know that person is just because of their position. so this to me is probably someone working in a government agency somewhere who feels it is their duty or obligation to protect the american people from the president and for the will of the 60 million people who voted for donald trump and mike pence. i think this is a low-level staffer who decided they wanted to make news but didn't have the courage to come out in front of the cameras and have their conversation. let's get to calls. wayne in hanover, pennsylvania. corey, that man has a book. i have to tell you right now -- i don't have much time. i will tell you the way i see it. that man has lied from the day he was running to this point. i have no regard for him or pants, and i'm sorry. jesus that therd democrats get in. this is ridiculous the way this country is being run. and by him mostly. that is my opinion. host: what has the president lied about? caller: are you ready? ? what has he lied about?

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that's why you've seen sarah sanders rhetoric change, kelly ann's rhetoric change and frankly the president's as well. this is the hill they want to die on. it's the wrong hill for them to die on. to the earlier point as well, it is bigger now than issues of sexual misconduct and drinking. what has happened is that time has led on, questions about his fitness. that is an area where republicans are going to get into very dangerous place because even with the gorsuch nomination and all the controversy around merrit garland, his fitness was never in question. kavanaugh is now somebody whose fitness is in question. >> how does this resonate? >> certainly you have seen the excitement, if you will, from the republicans increase and the rhetoric change as well. but for democrats, we have to stay focused. we still have the edge, the advantage right now. we have to just stay laser focused. but this is about fitness. and judge kavanaugh has applied for a job. this is not a privilege to sit on the united states supreme court. it is a job. as a police chief i had the honor of hiring a lot of men and wome

sarah, yes. i wanted to ask you -- [inaudible] spokesperson under general kelly, chief of staff marine, the -- a morning, i know quite a bit about the press. they are not the enemy of the american people. shouldn't you reserve the term people who are actually the enemy of the united states rather than journalists? is notpresident referencing all media. hee talking about the -- he's growing amounthe of fake news that exists in the country and the president is calling that out. >> may i ask a follow-up, please? >> go ahead, jim. >> since you mentioned that, the president said this morning the fake news media, the true ento of -- the true enemy of the people, must stop. record state for the which outlets that you and the as the enemy of the people? >> i'm not going to walk through a list. think those individuals probably know who they are. >> would that include my outlet, which received -- >> i don't think it's acessarily specific to general, broad generalization of a full outlet. at times, i think there's that the president would be referenced. jordan? >> thank you. so you're not going to state fo

out here with some of the president's senior staff including his chief of staff john kelly, the press secretary sarah sanders, several other members of the administration as well and you couldn't see the protesters from where we are because, of course, the secret service has a lot of this blocked off for his arrival but could hear them pretty clearly from where we were standing and we saw several officials look down the road, try to see where they were coming from, where the protesters were, because that was just shortly after they had landed here in pittsburgh. but that was all president trump was inside. they lit a candle for each of the 11 victims from saturday's shooting while they were in there with melania trump and the rabbi and came out here to this memorial that has the community has created outside of the synagogue and laid stones on each of the stars of david, one for each person who was shot, each bearing their name, of course, surrounded by flowers and balloons, the members of this community brought here since that shooting on saturday to pay their own respects and then the president wen

immigration sparked an expletive-laced shouting match between john kelly and national security adviser john bolton. white house press secretary sarah sanders said in a statement while people in the administration are passionate about solving illegal immigration, they're not angry at each other. expect to hear a lot more from the president on immigration ahead of the november midterm elections. erielle, kendis. >> high stakes in those midterm elections, indeed. kenneth, thank you. >>> president trump is under fire for making light of an attack on a reporter. his comments coming amid global outrage over the apparent killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. during last night's campaign rally, the president praised a montana congressman for assaulting a reporter last year. that attack made national headlines. >> any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind. but i had heard that he body slammed a reporter. he was way up, and i said, oh, this was like the day of the election or just before. and i said, oh, this is terrible. he's going to lose the election then i said, well, wait a minute, i know montana pretty well. i think it might

kelly's first phone call was from her daughter, sarah. >> go"mn't ant an's oka" >> reporter: then came the call. >> i was shaking. >> reporter: from ryan. >> he picked up the phone and goes, "mom, i'm okay." my daughter goes, "don't cry." she goes, "turn on the tv, and you can find him." >> reporter: as everyone watched in wonder -- >> we are following some breaking news out of the east county. >> wow, what a crazy scene here. >> i was like, how did he get in between all those cars, come over and hit no power lines? i'm just really proud of him. >> reporter: kelly said ryan's calm demeanor as he took over that single engine plane from a student. >> we have no power. >> reporter: -- came as no surprise. >> that's amazing. i mean, i was watching it, too, and that's my son. but he -- i don't know how he did it, but he was concentrated. >> reporter: kelly said her son is working toward becoming a commercial pilot, and in her eyes, he's already there. >> i'm so very proud of him, and i thank god that i hope i taught him of this uff, to concentrate. >>> speaking of close calls, a california

it was sarah huckabee sanders, john kelly, a well-known official, they would not have to authenticateho that person is. they would know that person is just because of their position. so this to me is probably someone working in a government agency somewhere who feels it is their duty or obligation to protect the american people from the president and for the will of the 60 million people who voted for donald trump and mike pence. i think this is a low-level staffer who decided they wanted to make news but didn't have the courage to come out in front of the cameras and have their conversation. let's get to calls. wayne in hanover, pennsylvania. corey, that man has a book. i have to tell you right now -- i don't have much time. i will tell you the way i see it. that man has lied from the day he was running to this point. i have no regard for him or pants, and i'm sorry. jesus that therd democrats get in. this is ridiculous the way this country is being run. and by him mostly. that is my opinion. host: what has the president lied about? caller: are you ready? ? what has he lied about? to

a national security adviser john bolton and chief of staff john kelly getting into a profanity-laced fight, which as you know peter, sarah sanders put out a statement and just said, you know, we're passionate about immigration. what happened between these two guys? >> it seems to be a fight to some extent over kirstjen nielsen. she's been a target of president trump's ire for some time, whether she's done enough to secure the border, whether she's done enough to be tough, and john bolton, the national security adviser was saying the president was right. he was taking the president's side on this. john kelly is her mentor. she is a protege of his. she worked for him at the department of homeland security and the white house, and he's defended her. he's defended her before. he defended her yesterday. after the fight he reportedly left the white house and didn't come back for the rest of the day. this is a pretty raw moment in this white house coming up three weeks before an election, immigration at the center of the argument and at stake the control of congress and what will happen for the final two years of president trum

. >> sarah, wanted to ask you, david lapin, who was spokesperson for dhs under general kelly, chief oftaff kelly, former marine, at the pentagon tweeted this morning, i dealt with the news media every day. i know quite a bit about the press, know this, they are not the enemy of the american people. shouldn't you reserve the term, enemy for people who are actually the enemy of the united states rather than journalists? >> the president is not referencing all media. he is talking about the growing amount of fake news that exists in the country and president is calling that out. >> may i ask a follow-up? may i ask a follow up, please? >> go ahead. >> since you mentioned that, president said this morning the fake news media, the true enemy of the people must stop open and obvious hostility, report the news accurately and fairly. can you state for the record which outlets that you and the president regard as the enemy of the people? >> i'm not going to walk through a list but i think those individuals probably know who they are. >> would that include my out let which received the bombs last

sarah westwood, thank you very much. >>> joining me to discuss, errol lewis, political commentator and kelly jane torrance, editor of "theeekly standard." welcome back. let's start here with this disconnect. errol, i'll toss the first one to you, if you can explain the disconnect between what turkish officials are saying they have, video and audio recording evidence of what happened inside the consulate there. that's been shared with the u.s. or at least the u.s. has been alerted about the existence of the evidence. what we're hearing with the administration is we need to see more, we don't know what happened. reconcile those two. >> the administration clearly playing for time here. what we aren't going to necessarily see is probably what all of us would like to see, all of the evidence, the audio and visual evidence that the turkish authorities have. we probably are not going to see that. some of what you reported about some inconsistencies in how the information was produced suggests that they're not necessarily going to play it straight with how they know what they think they know about what went on in the consulate.

chief of staff john kelly and his national security adviser apparently got into this big shouting match with expletives. both of them passionate overove immigration. now, according to sarah huckabee sanders, the white house spokesperson, she says, "while we are passionate about solving the issue of illegal immigration, we are not angry at one another. however, we're furious at the failure of congress, congressional democrats specifically, to help us address this growing crisis." it's something that the president talked about when he was at a campaign event last night in montana. he hit illegal immigration hard. this as 4,000 migrants are reportedly at the border of guatemala ready to enter mexico, coming toward the united states. president trump has promised to cut off aid for those central american countries that continue to send migrants into t united states. but he's also taking a hit too politically as the president tr to prop up republicans in some of these tight congressional races, he's also facing criticism that he promised to build the wall and so far hasn't. phillip? >> a lot of problems there. tracie, thank you. >>> with less than three weeks until the electio

kelly. right as i was leaving i saw i had a missed phobe call from sarah huckabee sanders.asked me to come back into the white house. quite unexpectedly she brought me back into the oval office where i was met by the president and he wanted to tell me i think he said a few things before i wrote my story. and it just sort of unfurled from there where it was a series of very senior government officials coming in kind of one after the other, and it felt frankly ridiculous after awhile. >> were you thinking, is this really happening right now? >> i was on no sleep at all and i hadn't had coffee. i have kept thinking what is happening? >> why do you there you were called back in because they wanted to squash rumors about chaos. >> i suppose. i mean, that is what the president kept saying. he said, look around here in this room. do you see any chaos. i'm paraphrasing. he was trying to make it seem like as he calls it a well oiled machine. it seemed like they were very concerned about there being yet another story perpetuating what have been these fairly persistent rumors about th

>> sarah, yeah, i wanted to ask you, david laughen, the spokesperson at dhs under chief of staff kellyformer marine, worked at the pentagon, tweeted this morning, i dealt with the news media nearly every day, i know quite a bit about the press and i know this, they are not the enemy of the people. shouldn't you reserve the term "enemy" for people who are actually the enemy of the united states, rather than journalists? >> the president's not referencing all media. he's talking about the growing amount of fake news that exists in the country and the president's calling that out. >> may i ask a follow up? >> sure, go ahead. go ahead, jim. >> since you mentioned that, the president said this morning the fake news media, the true enemy of the people, must stop the open and obvious hostility, report the news accurately and fairly. can you state for the record which outlets that you and the president regard as the enemy of the people? >> i'm not going to walk through a list, but i think those individuals probably know who they are. >> would that include my outlet, which received bombs last w

sarah huckabee sanders. there is steve mnuchin. there is general kelly. you have to be ready. that is what happens.se, you can be promised certain people, only one they focus on is the president. you have so many important people before and after. i think every single person in who sits in that chair can make news. so stuart varney, i know you think you're good but you're going to really be tested tomorrow to see if you can move the ball on saudi arabian sanctions number one, on the deficit, which is almost a trillion dollars. even though we're having, we're having a great economy, how the heck are we overbudget? is anyone going to cut any program ever? get to the bottom of this general mattis situation. these are some of the assignments i give you, i will slide it under your door so you don't forget. stuart: thank you very much, brian for that advice. it will be a barrel of laughs. i can tell. kilmeade, thank you. >> good luck tomorrow. you will do great. stuart: president trump warning honduras they will stop giving aid to that country if that migrant caravan doesn't turn around. as you can see w

kelly defended nielsen who is a former deputy of his. nbc news has not verified this report. in a statement on the matter, white house press secretary sarahd while we are passionate about settling immigration, we are not angry the at one another. democrats should be ashamed of pushing an open boarders agenda and are only doing this for political reasons despite us having the worst laws in the world and no help from democrats, our administration is doing a great job on the border, end quote. before departing for his rally last night, the president was asked about the alleged fight to which he are replied, he had not heard about it. >>> coming up, a look at this morning's one big thing and coming up on "morning joe," president trump back out on the campaign trail looking to fire up republicans. >> much more on the president's rally in montana hitting on a number of familiar things as he worked to help gop candidates win with just 18 days to go until the midterms. >> senate majority leader is going to give his reaction to the president's claims last night and what his party needs to do in this final weeks before the election. ready to juvÉde

asked sarah about that, noting that even former members of the administration, there's one particular former member of the administration, david lapin, who used to work under chief of staff john kelly, department of homeland security, said that the press is not enemy of the people, and here's how the exchange went. >> you're not going to state for the record, then -- i mean, if the president is going to say the fake news media are the enemy of the people. and if you're going to stand there and continue to say that there are some journalists, some news outlets in this country that meet that characterization, shouldn't you have the guts, sarah, to state which outlets, which journalists are the enemy of the people? >> i think it's irresponsible of a news organization like yours to blame responsibility of a pipe bomb that was not sent by the president, not just blame the president, but blame members of his administration, for those heinous acts. i think that is outrageous and i think it's irresponsible. >> aeshnderson, we went back an forth there for a couple of more minutes and sarah sanders just did not want to name individual outlets. she went on -- she said that there were individu

kelly o'donald. there was that press conference, press briefing the president held during the united nations general assembly in new york. but this was the first time sarah huckabee sanders was back and forth with reporters on this, and it was tense. >> reporter: it was. it was three weeks before the press briefing, though it can't be called daily before. in the month of september only one, and here we are starting off in october, and this was the first chance to address questions to sarah huckabee sanders on the issues related to the testimony of dr. ford, the way that the president has responded. after what had been a couple of weeks where the president was perhaps most surprising in his restraint from criticizing someone who could be viewed as potentially a political adversary in the form of christine blasey ford because of her accusation against his supreme court nominee. and the president had talked about her in very favorable terms, that she was compelling, a good woman, said lots of positives. and then he was in front of a mississippi crowd and there to help a female appointed senator in mississippi who is trying in november to hold onto that seat

today is detective mike kelly, who leads the san antonio police officers association and he has endorsed me. i would note as well that 171 elected texas sheriffs, including -- sarah forgany: senator, thank you very much. we have to move on. sen. cruz: hold on. i get 60 seconds response -- [talking over each other] sarah forgany: you have both agreed to these rules. we need to move on to the next topic. sen. cruz: we agree on 60 seconds rebuttal if necessary. and i want to make a point on law enforcement. rep. o'rourke: -- when you establish the rules -- sarah forgany: we have to move on to the next topic. jason whitely: gentlemen, let's talk on health care now. what you're looking at, for our television audience, is a live picture of our victory park studios in dallas where that social media response team is listening to our viewers. the overwhelming conversation online we are hearing about is about health care. congressman o'rourke, if universal health care is going to cost trillions of dollars what would you cut from the federal budget or how much are you going to raise my taxes to pay for that? rep. o'rourke: let's start with the goal. what is it we are trying

kelly o'donnell. she's over at the white house. we have heard from the press secretary on this process just a few moments ago. what are we hearing from sarah sanders? >> reporter: we had an informal question ask answer session with sarah sanders as she was here on the north lawn driveway, and she is taking the position that the work is done. it's time for a vote. the president has also tweeted it's the seventh time the fbi has looked at brett kavanaugh. he says if there were 100 that would still not be enough for democrats, so we had a chance to ask several questions of sarah sanders. i asked her if there would always be an asterisk around brett kavanaugh if he is elevated to the supreme court. she said she hopes not, and if so it would be democrats to blame. here's how she responded to a question about whether this process has indeed been fair? >> can the white house say to americans right now that they did a thorough job of vetting these claims? >> the white house accommodated the senate's request. anybody that pushes back on the fact that dr. ford wasn't given ample opportunity to make her case and state her case has been living in a ca

kelly: i had a town hall a few weeks ago. it was on veterans issues that a woman came to the town hall named sarah. she wanted to hear from the candidates and ask them questions. she told me that about 12 years ago her husband got very sick. he waited way too long to get care for the huma study had and he died. he had terrible insurance and that's ultimately what it came down to. if the affordable care act is passed even with all its imperfections she knew how important the protection of her pre-existing conditions were. republicans came to congress she went and met with mr. sub. she said please whatever you do i know you'll have to make changes to the affordable care act. whatever you do don't take away the protections for pre-existing conditions. 10 years to the day after her husband died mr. bost voted to take away protections for pre-existing conditions. that's not going to help people have access to greater health care because that means insurance companies can discriminate against people. there is good bipartisan solution to shore up those markets to be able to bend the cost curve and make it

kelly and national security adviser john bolton. the two men cursing at each other outside the oval office. in a statement, press secretary sarahders says, while we are passionate about solving the issue of illegal immigration we are not angry at one another. the administration's frustrated that their policies have not discouraged migrants from flowing into the u.s. a record number of families have been apprehended at border crossings, up nearly 40% this summer. with the midterm elections just two weeks away, trump has made clear he thinks immigration excites his base and is good politics, tweeting, great midterm issue for republicans. now, he's ramping up the rhetoric. >> i'm willing to send the military to defend our southern border, if necessary, all because of the illegal immigration onslaught brought by the democrats. >> reporter: threatening to close our southern border if mexico doesn't do more. mexico's sending planes of police to intercept the caravan. now that fight between the president's two top aides was apparently so heated that it's renewed rumors of a possible white house departure but sources tell us neither bo

but even worse, how dare sarah huckaby sanders and kellyanne conway go on to protect this president and even say that he was doing the right thing by mocking her and kellytreated like a fabergeic. really? kellyian led it be known she, herself was a victim. i'm saying this as a victim of sexual assault myself. try being theic. it's not that easy. it is not that easy, i understand kellyian, it's not. ut can't take this and run with it and make yourself the victim with me. i'm not doing it. i'm revealing your hip possible chrissy -- hypocrisy. the level you will go to without any care of what you are doing to women who are setting us back. >> we said a couple hours ago, willie, who ill this discussion was going forward, we said in real time, thank god that kellyian conway was shown respect and treated like a quote faberge egg when she told her difficult story. >> yep. >> but she doesn't extend that any more. she did at first. but she doesn't extend that courtesy to another woman. >> nope. >> who was obviously i think even republicans on the committee agree, obviously, with sexually harassed and assaulted by somebody. >> i'll say again, kellyian conway like