senator sasse cautioned the administration against acting like everybody the u.s.does business with should be treated like an enemy. >>> president trump's daughter ivanka is closing down her namesake clothing line. she says she wants to focus on her role in the white house. all ivanka products are made in asia and haven't been selling well. several major retailers including nordstrom's and kmart have already dropped her. jan crawford reports. >> i'm focused on my business. >> reporter: in the spring of 2016 her father, in the middle of a heated presidential hething label, known for affordable fashion targeting young professional women, had $100 million in annual sales. and she told cbs's norah o'donnell what she saw as her biggest challenge. >> we live in a very fast-paced world, and i have very formidable competitors. >> reporter: but today she closed up shop, saying in a statement, "my focus for the foreseeable future will be the work i'm doing here in washington." as her father grew increasingly controversial the name of the label became more than a fashion stat

senator sass cautioned the stministration against acting sike everybody the u.s.s business with should be treated like an enemy. jeff. >> glor: weijia, thank you. the ongoing violence in nicaragua could soon become thi. hundreds have been killed since protest began in nicaragua in april. protesters are demanding president daniel ortega step down. now many see leaving the country as their only option. manuel bojorquez remains the only network correspondent inside nicaragua. >> reporter: antigovernment protesters say they were attacked last night outside managua in the city of jinotega, adbarrage of bullets that left three dead. police insist they were fired upon first. it's the latest painful reminder that the turmoil here continues. after these confrontations, many of the protesters say they're being threatened and forced to flee their towns. we're about to meet one young man who has been hiding out in a safe house. he goes by sombra, or shadow. so your family stayed behind, but because you participated in hee protests they're receiving atreats. >> si. >> reporter

senator sasse, thank you. how will the presidents supreme court nominee affect the midterm elections which marked a list of vulnerable red state democrats invited to attend the announcement tonight. they took a pass. trace gallagher is here with details on that. for the media reaction, good evening, trace. >> good evening. a supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh had barely walked away from podium at the white house before the democratic national committee issued a statement saying that cavanagh belongs near these up in court. it so clearly the battle is on. three red state democratic senators were invited to the presidents supreme court announcement tonight. joe donnelly in india india, joe manchin of west virginia and heidi heitkamp of north dakota. all three declined the invitation, saying they wanted to first meet the nominee and discuss their judicial philosophy. all three of those senators are in very tight races in states that president trump won. republicans and conservatives are pressuring them to vote

to say, ben sass doesn't like donald trump. so are we going to bring him up? that's a ridiculous point. a first-year law student would know that. >> but what is perverse is that sass sat on the -- it was a twisted way to look at it that somehow he helped. >> laura: i don't think we would want to be investigated for something we were accused of by someone who had an innate animus toward us. why are you leading this investigation? hold on. >> strzok is the only person in america who opened up a counter intelligence investigation. >> laura: and he can sign off on a fisa warrant. >> exactly. >> laura: there was a moment where peter strzok seemed to contradict whether he was under a particular type of investigation. let's watch. >> so you think it's okay for the target and you are a target, of an investigation, to determine what should be delivered, rather than, if you will, the government, right? >> i'm not aware of any investigation i'm a target. >> are you under review of the fbi office of professional responsibility? >> yes, sir. >> laura: lpr is another wing o

we'll ask senator sasse about putin and the meeting with president trump. and wednesday night on "the "cbs evening news,"" jeff glor has a follow-up interview with president trump, his first since returning from helsinki. >>> a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow for a russian national charged with conspiracy to act as an unregistered agent of the russian government. maria butina is being held without bail. prosecutors say that she has ties to a senior russian government official. her alleged job was to gather intelligence on american officials and political organizations while coordinating back-channel communications with the kremlin. her attorney called the investigations overblown. >>> a federal judge has temporarily stopped the federal government from deporting immigrant parents after they are reunited with their children. the court order is in response to a suit by the american civil liberties union. the government is working to reunite more than 2,500 children separated from their families at the u.s./mexican border. the aclu says the families should ha

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announcer: on the senate floor, senator ben sasse criticized the president for the summit. your is a look. : let's not mince words , today was a terrible day for the american brand, for the american people, and for all of our allies. we did not negotiate from a position

announcer: on the senate floor, senator ben sasse criticized the president for the summit. your is a look. : let's not mince words , today was a terrible day for the american brand, for the american people, and for all of our allies. we did not negotiate from a position of strength. we negotiated from a position of weakness. as a result, one of the world's worst despots walked away with a win. has an undeserved legitimacy. the united states took a loss when we backed away from our long-standing commitment of principled american leadership. likely, we walked away from basic reality. the president of the united states was asked who he believed on the operations in 2016. did he believe in the men and women of the u.s. intelligence committee or did he believe in vladimir putin a member of the russian intelligence community, a thug turned russian desperate. the choice was between people risking their lives on behalf of our freedom and people who go around the world taking people's lives to limit freedom. the president of the united states, how did he answer? he answered "did not

republican senator ben sasse of i spoke with one of them, republican senator ben sasse of nebraska and asked for his response to mr. trump's claims of success. >> whenever you're having a trade war, something is going wrong. when there is more trade in thew world, america. frankly, our trading partners win as well, because trade is ai win. but when you have tariffs, that will lead to more tariffs, which ad to moreariffs, which lead to more tariffs, which means less trade, which means amerans lose. we lose as consumers and we lose as producers. i think that quote from the president, it's important to point out what a bilaterrade deficit is. we've had one with mexico for 40 years in a row. that means they sell us more stuff and we t sellm more services or they invest in the united states. so regularly the president obsesses over bilateral trade product deficits where oftentimes it's not a problem at all, and with mexico and the u.s., we've had win-win for 40 years in a row. with china we have different problems, and he's right part of that, but that quote, that doesn't really represent w

when we watched jeff flake and you watch olympia snowe and ben sass and a couple of others. what we know for sure is that the congress under this republican control is as feckless to american ideas, to the constitution, to the country, as donald trump is. and so jeff flake and snowe and sass and all the rest of them can say disgraceful, bad, terrible, but they actually have power to do something about it. this is an extraordinary moment, and the congress is absolutely unwilling to exert oversight over this president. so sass and snowe and flake have it in their power to cut a deal with the democrats to put subpoena power into the hands of responsible senator, many of whom may be members of the democratic party, but to remove mitch mcconnell from power, who's up in this up to his eyeballs as well. as he was informed before the election that the russians were meddling by president obama and refused to take any action on it as well. but we will never, and i mean never again, see an american president perform so weekly, so incompetently on the world stage next to an adversary. j

sasse: i come to the floor to talk about what happened in helsinki today. let's not mince. today was a terrible day for the american brand, for the american people people and our allies. we did not negotiate from a position of strength. we acted from a position of weakness. as a result, one of the world's worst despots walked away today from helsinki with a win. vladimir putin is leaving helsinki with an undeserved legitimacy. the united states took a loss today when we backed away from our long-standing commitment to principled american leadership and, frankly, we walked away from basic reality. today the press asked the president of the united states who he believed on the subject of russian information operations in the u.s. in 2016. did he believe in the men and women in the is u.s. intelligence community or did he believe in vladimir putin, a member of the russian intelligence community? a thug turned russian despot. the choice here was between people who are risking their lives on behalf of our freedom and people who go around the world taking people's lives to limit

on another republican senator weighed in on his summit, nebraska senator then sass was critical of president trump as well. he spoke on the senate floorou for about 12 minutes. >> mr. president, i come to the floor to talk about whatd happened in helsinki today. let's not mince words. today was aer f terrible day for the american brand, the american people and all of our allies. we do not negotiate from a position of strength. we acted from apo position of weakness. as a result vladimir putin walked away with a win.y he's walking away with an undeserved legitimacy. we tookd a loss today when we backed away from our standing commitment to principles, american leadership and basic reality. today the press asked the president of the united states who he believed on the subject of russian information operation in the u.s. in 2016. the men andvehe in women of the u.s. intelligence agency or vladimir putin, a member of theur russian intelligence community. a thug, turned russian desperate.ho the choice was between peopled who are risking their lives on behalf of our freedom and people who go aroun

ben sasse has been a long-time never trumper. lindsey graham was critical but certainly not as critical as probably he would have been if this were a democrat. but to your point when you came to me, so far we have not heard from the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, we have not heard from paul ryan. i have reached out to both of these offices. we'll see what they're saying. i'm guessing they're trying to figure out exactly how to put lipstick on this pig frankly and try to figure out how to explain the inexplicable. you know, what should happen is this should be a nonpartisan situation, that people who have a lot of support and love for this country, who have said that there is no question that vladimir putin and the russians interfered in american elections, if they just saw what we all saw, that it shouldn't take very long for them to release a statement giving their thoughts, if their thoughts are going to be consistent at all. we'll see. >> you know, it's so interesting, dana, because president trump is obsessed with th

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they want to work. >> noah, you had ben sasse speaking again and again on this yesterday and the dayore about this idea that the president set up the problem with the tariffs and his correction is a bailout for tariffs and senator sasse says they don't want a bailout. they want free trade. >> right. when the bailouts are distributed, it's more likely they'll go to big agra business not the really small farmers. sometimes you see flashes of the republican dna. conservative dna, for re-emerging. >> somewhere. >> every so often -- >> right. one of the things we're going to start seeing now is the usda appealing to a depression era commodity credit corporation to start buying up surplus goods that they can't sell on markets. producing a lot of food no one will be eating, snit a pile a id rot. incredibly inefficient. the sort of republicans know in their marrow is wrong, bad economic policy and is something they have opposed all the way up until january 20th, 2017. but you know, you can only go so far. you can't directly oppose this president because he is still so popular with the base r

that's ben sasse, conservative senator from nebraska.emarkable is listening to the farmers, this is from npr, most of the farmers don't like this, they're worried about it. a lot of them voted for the president and they're saying, okay, mr. president, we'll give you some time. we can't give you two or three years. if this stretches out too long, we'll be under water. >> i think there's still overwhelming support for the president because of his intent. what we're afraid of is slipping into a long-term situation here. we'd still like to see, in my personal opinion, i think most farmers i've talked to at least here in wisconsin, we want trade, not aid. >> we don't give common sense, hard working americans enough credit in the sense that, okay, you're the president, but -- >> there is patience for him doing things differently because that's why people voted for him. this scenario where you bail out farmers because you're hurting farmers is a little healittleal hand. the top line numbers are so good it's almost impossible to rain on that par

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senator ben sasse is more critical, calling the aid gold crutches. he says tariffs and bailouts won't make america great. it's going to make it 1929 again. gop lawmakers, with few exceptions, expressed concern about the plan. senators john thune, bob corker, jeff flake, they say farmers need trade deals, not welfare. >> this $12 billion announced today suggests that this is going to be a longer-term problem than the president said. you know, this trade wars are easy to win, you know, not so much. >> the aid starts in september, just in time for elections. but the "wall street journal" editorial board says that the president fixing a problem of his own making won't fool voters. trump may think his farm tariff bailout will get republicans past the november election, but sooner or later, bad economic policy becomes bad politics. a band-aid on a broken leg. >> wow. >>> okay, president trump drawing comparisons to george orwell after turning his appearance at a vfw convention in kansas city into a campaign rally. the president used the event to defend his

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. >> reminder, that was ben sass, the republican from nebraska. and going out of business. new details this morning about ivanka trump's decision to shut down her name sake fashion label to focus more on her work inside the white house as an assistant to her father. if you thought jared and ivanka were going home, you're wrong. we begin today with a tape that appears to show the president discussing hush money payments with his lawyer just weeks before voters headed to the polls in 2016. i have a great team here to break all of it down. it's a lot. first, i want to play the tape for you. to set the stage, the recording was made secretly in september of 2016. that's two months before the presidential election. it was one month after the national enquirer's publishing company bought the rights to karen mcdougal's story about an extramarital affair she claims to have had with the president. it was bought for 150 grand, a number that comes up in the conversation with trump and cohen. what you will hear is donald trump talking to his attorney, michael cohen, but i want you to li

but it's not just ben sasse or lindsey graham or bob corker or jeff flake, traditional voices that may be will raise concerns about something the president said. when newt gingrich, former house speaker says he must clarify his statements, it's the most serious mistake of his presidency and they must be corrected immediately. you have a problem and a cleanup on aisle five that may need to be made still. >> i don't think any of the criticism was a personal attack on the president, listen. i have that sound now. this is a first time we are hearing this and hearing from you. >> believe the european union these are our friends and the russians are not. they have demonstrated that in the fall of the over the last few. the annexation of crimea, the invasion of ukraine. the indisputable evidence that they tried to impact the 2016 election. >> any president has the ability to send foreign policy for the united states and congress can kind of be a check on it and they can so that they can do something through the judiciary. but i think what you're saying here is members of congress reacting. do

they will take back to 1929 which was the start of the great depression. —— ben sass.ls, medical products. as well as soy is a big deal. the european union is going to start almost immediately to buy a lot of soybeans. they are tremendous market by a lot of soybeans from our farmers. tremendous market by a lot of soybeans from ourfarmers. in tremendous market by a lot of soybeans from our farmers. in the midwest primarily. i thank you for that, jean—claude. this will open the markets for farmers and workers, increase investment and lead to greater prosperity in both the united states and the european union. it will also make trade fair 01’ union. it will also make trade fair orand union. it will also make trade fair or and more reciprocal. my favourite word, reciprocal. secondly, we agreed to a strengthened and strengthening of our strategic cooperation with respect to energy. the european union wants to import more liquefied natural gas from the united states and they are going to bea united states and they are going to be a very big buyer. we're going to make it much

. >> you're sass, you're delight. >> the internet likes things that are exaggerated.le that are stereotype for being over the top, you know, you meet that with the internet and it goes viral all the time. >> reporter: she wrote about this in an article for "teen vogue" urging users to be cognizant of what we share and how we share. >> when you start to represent people in cookie cutter ways and they're not afforded the full range of humanity, i mean, that is racism. that looks like racism. >> reporter: the largest purveyor of gifs worldwide is a company called giphy. over 300 million people use its platforms every day to send and share gifs and memes. they say they too have had to confront this idea of digital blackface. you think it's a trend? >> any time there's culture put out, other cultures will appropriate the culture. at some point it becomes part of mass culture. there is a responsety for media companies to look at what they're doing and how they are a citizen in this kind of community. >> reporter: these guys, who may look better suited to making artisanal ch

we'll talk about it with republican senators bob sasse, rand paul and former cia deputy little 8-year-old girl murdered 30 years ago. we'll show you how an expert used dna and online ginology to track down her confessed killer. >>> a lava bomb that injured nearly 2 dozen people on a sightseeing boat. >>> plus, blockbuster video's last stand. we travel to bend, oregon, to find out how customers are keeping the rental store running in a streaming world. >>> but we begin this rn mooing with morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> i think we really had a potential problem. and we've had a phony witch hunt deal drive us apart. >> critics pile on after the president's summit with putin. >> he was a patsy, a puppet, a pushover. >> i don't trust my own intelligence agencies. i don't trust my own justice department. >> disgraceful. >> bewildering. it's mind lava bom ripped through the roof of a tour boat in hawaii. >> it just exploded. >> newly released body cam footage shows a las vegas police officer exchanging fire with a pair of suspected killers. >>> federal in

like senator ben sasse, saying this is bizarre and flat out wrong. >> i never thought i would see an american president throw the intelligence community under the bus like that. >> senator john mccain called it one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory. >> millions of americans will continue to wonder if the only possible explanation for this dangerous behavior is the possibility that president putin holds damaging information over president trump. >> putin denied having anything damning on trump. as for meddling, president trump's own intelligence director released a new statement saying the intelligence community has been clear about russia's ongoing pervasive efforts to undermine our democracy. >> you said that like a wet noodle, like a fan boy. >> that is former republican california governor arnold schwarzenager mincing no words in his take on the putin press conference. in a 45-second video, he said president trump sold out the intelligence community and our country. >> meanwhile, senator kamala harris tweeted the whole world just watched as th

. >> nebraska senator ben sasse lled the fundbailouts saying this trade war is cutting the legs out fromnder farmers and the white house's plan is to spend $12 million on gold crutches. the aiarican soybean asson called for a longer term plan that includes removing harmful tariffs. >> there are still a lot of unanswered questions about how the aistance will work and how long it will last and they'll work all of that out in we next weeks with the first payments expected to go out around lab day. for nightly business report i'm kayla tausche in washington. >> word helped lift shares of farm-related compani today and companies like deere, caterpillar and agco which in theory could benefit if farmers continue to benefit on tractors and other gear and the meat industry is also bracing for the effects ofariffs which could add to the surplus. aditi roy reports from san francisco. >> at marina meats in san francisco, the butchers here say the prices they pay for bee and pork haven't changed much this year despite the increasing supply of meat. >> sonoma county to everywhere in the proximity of 2

one of the first republican ben sasse, releasing a statement, saying, "this is bizarre and flat-out wrong." and then senator jeff flake -- "iever thought the day when our american president would stand on the stage with the russian president and place blame on the united states for russian aggression. this is shameful." and before the president left helsinki, the republican chairman of the senate foreign relations committee unloaded on him -- >> the president's comments made us look as a nation more like a pushover. >> reporter: the top democrat says that putin must have something on trump. >> in americans are watching, if he doesn't have something on him what is it? what could it be? >> reporter: weighing in from arizona, senator john mccain called the president's press conference a "tragic mistake." and quote, one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory. no prior president has ever abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant. and then the reaction on the president's favorite cable news channel. >> that's what made his performance disgusting, i'm sorry th

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. >> you've seen some republican, john mccain, ben sasse from nebraska saying he ought to cancel if he won't hold vladimir putin accountable. that's been picked up by democrats too, jon. >> democrats across the board are saying this meeting should have been canceled once that indictment dropped, once we saw its stark detail, exactly what the russians did to interfere with the u.s. election. stark detail, what they did to hack into the emails of the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign. that's obviously not going to happen. so now the question is, will the president directly bring this up in the meeting and as we've heard from his advisers that is supposedly on the agenda. one real area of concern here is that this first meeting is going to happen as you mentioned one-on-one, the two presidents, trump and putin alone with just translators. none of the president's national security -- >> which has so many -- and we are about to see the presidents right there. >> no handshake. [ speaking a foreign language ] [ speaking a foreign language ] . >> thank you. >> thank you ve

let me show you senator ben sasse released a statement saying, this is bizarre and flat out wrong. senator john mccain called the news conference with vladimir putin, quote, one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory and the senate foreign relations committee said his comments made the u.s. look like a pushover. >> it was not a good day for our country and a very good day for him. i don't think president trump gained anything. >> i thought it was shameful and i never thought i'd see an american president throw the intelligence community under the bus like that. >> reporter: even ardent trump supporters are denouncing his comments. arkansas senator tom cotton said russia's aggressions are, quote, not the actions of a friend or ally, and newt gingrich tweeting, the summit is the most serious mistake of trump's presidency. it must be corrected immediately but as we mention at least one gop lawmaker is defending trump this morning, kentucky senator rand paul expresses approval saying it's important for the u.s. to have open dialogue with its adversaries

nebraska senator ben sasse said the president's trade war is cutting the legs out from under farmers and the white house's plan is to spend $12 billion on gold crutches. >>> a georgia lawmaker is resigning after shouting the "n" word on a cable show. fellow republicans had called for state representative jason spencer to step down following sunday's episode of sacha baron cohen's program entitled "who is america?" spencer was duped into thinking he was getting counterterrorism training. in addition to the racial slur, you see these scene. cohen convinced spencer to pull down his pants. spencer apologized and said the show took advantage of his fears. >> a federal judge in california said the trump administration is now on track to meet tomorrow's deadline for reuniting immigrant families. the government says of the roughly 1,600 families eligible to be reunited more than 1,000 already have been and nearly all those remaining are expected to be reunited by the deadline. >>> an undocumented immigrant from ecuador is back with his wife and daughters after spending nearly two months in c

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graham ben sasse the chairman of the foreign relations committee corker on down the line roundly condemned the president as being and that confused. ill informed on the facts in berra saying i mean these are not words from democrats these are words from a puppet republicans have used in the last week so i think there's been a firestorm of criticism from his own party and i would point out to my friend the criticism and the sanctions are not just about the interference in the elections which is now undisputed essentially by everybody other than the president the president has different stories depending on which day of the week it is but it's also because of the annex ation of crimea it's the interference in syria and the attempt to bust buttress a dictator in syria it's what's going on in north macedonia what happened in the united kingdom it's a whole series of things that republicans have taken a starkly different position republicans and democrats alike and taken a starkly different position from this white house on john it's the most investigation is not wrapped up before the twenty ei

i look at ben sasse on the republican side. good politicians. howie: how much do the media inflame this, exacerbate this in the search for rates and circulation. what sells on the right and the left to also be angry and indulge into debate the politics of rage. frank: look at the headlines online. they are awful. everyone is always slamming or damning. the language they use in the headlines to get people to click on it is causing this. you read the headlines on foxnews.com. it will be frank luntz and kurtz go to blows over the media. howie: is it increasing liang are you or unscuffle debate as you pointed to some politicians. if you try to be polite. people are going to tune out? frank: the media puts on people with the most of extreme language. you put on conflict was conflict sells. you succeed. we are in a conflict that jeopardizes democracy as we know it. you hold everybody accountable. howie: we try to do that in a civil way. i think of it in the spirit of the late charles krauthammer who took his shots and was what conservative but did it

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has john swift rebuke -- that has drawn swift rebuke from prominent lawmakers, including senator ben sassewho says that is flat out wrong. shery: again calling that investigation a witchhunt. we'll bring in congressman john garamendi from california and a member of the armed services committee. he is with us from washington. thank you so much for your time. give us your reaction from what you've heard from president trump and president vladimir putin. rep. garamendi: i am not surprised. i am disgusted. cannot believe the president of the united states was unwilling to stand up to vladimir putin to protect the american democracy. when asked a question about the investigation, he punted. not punted. he handed everything over to putin and said the problem is here in the united states. the not stand up with the intelligence agencies and the fbi. the leader of american intelligence said friday that russia continues to a hack into our electoral system and critical infrastructure and this president has done nothing. total dereliction of the oath of office to protect america. you say he is in tota

lou: you've got ben sass running around, lindsey graham.range place nlt it's little cuckoo over there. lou: let's turn to brennan coming out against the president. i mean, you tweeted this, am i correct. whenever john brennan opens his mouth or tweets he removes all doubt about his ignorance. i like that. >> you like that? well it's true. he accused the president of trees. treason. there's the tweet. that's ridiculous because the treason laws in the united states are very specific. the u.s. has to be at war with another country. and we're not at war with the russians. and you know, the julius and ethel rosenburg case in the 1950s, they gave nuclear design secrets to the soviets, they were not charged with treason. lou: i'm sitting here grinning right now. only a great attorney could take a 140-character tweet, limited tweet, and turn it into a brief and go from there. i thought -- you had me at ignorance. i really think you nailed john brennan right there. >> thank you very much. you know, john brennan says dope things all odopey things all