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if there is anything approaching cuomo comic relief in this new piece by michael schmidt, it involves the following scene which since the comey most news broke has been airing like wallpaper all over cable news. >> oh, and there's -- he's become more famous than me. [ applause ] >> now the back story can be told. a friend of comey's told the times comey wore a blue suit for the reception in the blue room and quote tried to blend in with the blue curtains in the back of the room in hopes that mr. trump would not spot him and call him out. as his friend tells the story, the 6'8" comey amibling across the room wanted to avoid a hug with the president so he went in

schmidt, congratulations on an enormous story today. to set the scene, these two men, president and fbi director are in the oval office after two other men, the vice-president and attorney general, had walked out to leave them alone. then what happens? >> well, actually sessions tried to stay in the room, but the president excused him a second time. it was just comey and the president. the president sitting behind the desk and the president starts talking about leaks. and he starts talking about the problems with leaks. he can't have calls with foreign leaders without them leaking out and he brings up the fact that jailing reporters had been very successful and had really gotten, you know, maybe crackdown on this. then the president turns to the discussion towards mike flynn and he says to director comey, mike flynn is a good man, he didn't do anything wrong, you really need to look past this investigation. comey obviously stunned just simply says, mike flynn is a good man, and mr. comey leaves the oval office, gets in his car, goes bac

and steve schmidt in new york.ed, social conservatives they've had sort of the biggest win in the last 100 days with neil gorsuch being confirmed. this executive order is that a win or go far enough? >> it is a win for them. in some ways this was a much ado about nothing. a lot of people concerned there was going to be discrimination against the gay community through federal bureaucracy and the federal businesses. that's not in this. the win was the part of the deals with religious hospitals, universities, all those having the freedom conscience religious believes to not have contraceptive. the other win for them, in some ways is the johnson amendment, taking a look at that and freeing up a little bit of their speech. i have to tell you, i think coming from an evangelical background if people think there will be political speeches out of pull pits they're kigts kidding themselves. people don't want to be preached on politics every day. i think it was a win. you know, the interesting thing for me, it's a win for tru

so michael schmidt, i'd like to sort of round things up here with you, with the story you broke. seems like there are two career ending issues he for this president potentially. numb one, did he reveal classified information to the russian foreign minister and ambassador with reckless disregard that could be a problem, and the other to try and strong arm the fbi director to try to end the investigation into formal national security adviser flynn maybe trying to obstruct justice? there are memos you know about -- know of the one memo that is really the big news this morning. might there be more? and when might we see any of these memos? >> well, so there's a memo for every phone call and every meeting that mr. trump had with mr. comey that mr. comey wrote. if we know anything about mr. comey, in the wake of him leaving, a lot of democrats didn't like him, a lot of republicans didn't like him, a lot of people at the justice department didn't like him. despite all the criticisms, we know he prides his independence and transparency. the idea we would probably see these memos i think

joining us, nbc's hans nick comes at the white house and "the new york times'" michael schmidt breaking news every single day on the comey front also joins us. hi, guys. hans, first, i'm flabbergasted, amazing i can be flabbergasted by sean spicer's response to the stories. tell us about them. >> reporter: the first response to "the new york times" story that broke shortly before 3:00, they essentially, they didn't dispute this story and here's what they said. they almost try to make this seem as part of the syria policy. it's quite a long quote, but i'm going to read to you, "the president has always emphasized the importance of making deals with russia as it relates to syria, ukraine, defeating isis and other key issues for the benefit and safety of the american people. by grandstanding and politicizing the investigations into russia's actions, james comey created unnecessary pressure on our ability to engage and negotiate with russia. the investigation would always have continued and obviously the termination of comey would not have ended it. once again, the real story is that our na

steve schmidt, it's great to have you voice back on the broadcast. thank you. eli stokols, thank you as well. another breck for us here. and coming up, what timing and the looks of it all as trump meets with the russian ambassador, the russian foreign minister in the oval office amid all these questions about the russia investigation, the comey firing there is more to discuss right after this. liberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed the living room. we were able to replace everything in it. liberty did what? liberty mutual paid to replace all of our property that was damaged. and we didn't have to touch our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. well, there goes my boat. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance >>> does the comey firings cast a salado over your talks, gentlemen? >> a firing? you're kidding, you're kidding. >> a little sarcasm from lavrov as the scrutiny intensifies about firing the fbi director. president trump met with that man, russian foreign minister sergei l

michael schmidt, thank you so much for joining me. i'm joined now by senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. senator, your reaction to the dismissal of james comey? >> well, let's put it in a little context. remember, sally yates was acting attorney general, and one of the things she told the trump administration was that his inner circle adviser flynn was compromised by the russians, and she gets fired. preet bharara is the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. he's the one who has jurisdiction over any investigation into what happened at trump tower. and after donald trump originally embraced him and said he wanted to keep him on, preet gets fired. now it turns out that james comey, who says he has an active and ongoing investigation, will not rule out investigating donald trump directly and the connection with the trump campaign and the russians, and now james comey gets fired. um, you put those together, and it's pretty clear what's going on here. donald trump doesn't want anyone coming anyplace close to an activ

and there's a very important point in michael schmidt's story here that can be corroborated or not.e says, michael schmidt, says in the times story that this is a group meeting including vice president pence and attorney general sessions, which ended and then president trump asked comey to meet him one on one. will pence and sessions corroborate that there was this separate meeting between trump and comey. if they will corroborate there was a one on one meeting, that is a significant factor, not the only one, but a significant factor that would corroborate james comey's version of events. this is how trials work. is that you don't just sort of throw up your hands, decide one person is telling the truth and one person is lying. you look at all the surrounding circumstances and try to find corroborated notes by either person, videos, and of course, you know, the issue that hangs out here even more important is are there white house tapes. president trump was very coy about that. he suggested there was and then wouldn't answer questions about it. but the question of whether there are t

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and then st schmidt buries it. they score two goals. schmidt ties it. gets it back over to justin schultz who buries that rocket. the penguins take back the lead 3-2. that was enough for marc-andre fleury. dives on the puck later on. 36 on the night for marc-andre fleury. penguins take a commanding 3-1 series lead. we have seen this movie before. how did the players react tonight? >> reporter: the capitals' long season is on the line. win or stay home at this point. players telling us they know they need to get deep so penguins don't end their season early again. >> next game is most important game oth if we don't have the urgency that we need in that game then we won't earn the right to keep playing. >> win or have the same result as last year. >> i'm pretty sure we understand right now. >> we play like we have nothing to lose. play like we are free and just let it all out there. >> he said he needs his top line to start playing better on saturday. >> the puck drops at 7:15 at verizon center. we need you to rest up. it could be a long series. >>> nats

schmidt, i know we're getting you on short notice. thank you for being with us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> first of all let me ask if i've nut tted up this part of t story. >> you have it right. the thing we were excited about this this story that we have one of mr. comey's friends on the record, ben wit advertise talking about a lunch he had with comey in march where he described all the frustrations that he had, but comey thought he had actually gotten the white house to a place where they understood the lanes of the road and he's sitting there at the end of march they may understand what they can and cannot do. >> why is mr. wittis coming toward now? it's phenomenal and welcome to have a source put his or her name on reporting related to this story because so much is anonymous these days, even when it is active government public officials serving as the contacts for reporters. do we know what motivated mr. wittis to describe his conversations with mr. comey, and do we know if mr. comey green lit him to do this? >> so withe

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schmidt developed skin cancer and says it was due to playing outside for years wearing no sunscreen. he is now cancer free. >>> an interesting one. a woman in washington state was surprised to find her car's windshield totally shattered. didn't know what happened. >> she was even more surprised by what caused the damage. after closer althoulook, she re a can of hairspray was sticking out of the windshield. she left it in the back seat and when temperatures reached the low 90s -- car heated up, and the can exploded. >> people in this newsroom know i have real affinity for hairspray. i do. >> couple cans on you all the day. >> i have never had that happen. >> i will join you there. >>> we know the new jersey turnpike with that -- after the crash overnight has been cleared. how about 42? >>> let's look at the rest of the majors. the 42 freeway, looking at the conditions from the atlantic city expressway headed to the jersey shore for your holiday weekend. we're not going to be seeing delays. approaching rush hour and earlier, we had a scheduled opening for the tacony palmyra bridge. it

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michael schmidt, again, thank you for a stellar job of reporting. a very big story. thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> i'm joined now by senator dick durbin, democrat from illinois, and a member of the senate judiciary committee. senator, i have to get your reaction to "new york times" reporting, since confirmed by nbc news, that james comey wrote a memo shortly after meeting with the president the day after flynn was fired in which the president said to james comey, i hope you can let this go about any investigation of flynn. >> this is a stunning revelation. it's further evidence that the president has been trying to stop the investigation by the federal bureau of investigation into the involvement of the russians in the last election. it is a question of credibility, but certainly mr. comey, since he does these contemporary memos from time to time and shares them with senior staffers on a timely basis, is going to have the edge and credibility that this did actually happen. >> if this did happen -- and, again, this is a reporting about a memo writt

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michael schmidt, star reporter i would have to say the last couple weeks. leslie clark, thank you for that. matt pezutowski who is making an amazing comeback. and of course the memorable lou gehrig. i always have to be lou gehrig, you be lou gehrig. >>> coming up, president trump is heading to his first overseas trip and there could be a rocky reception. he's insulted all three of them. saudi arabia, the gardens of mecca. has he said nice things about muslims? and is he going to move the embassy? pope francis? don't get me started. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." president trump embarked on his first trip overseas under a cloud of negative headlines breaking here at home, of course. we've been covering them. three explosive stories in the last two hours that does raise the question of a white house cover-up. now the president's nine-day trip tests his discipline on the international stage, especially in the first three places he'll visit. look at the picture there, saudi arabia, israel, and the vatican. in saudi arabia, the president pl

made, they will make it. >> frank montoya, appreciate your exper teerks den de laneia and michael schmidt, thanks, guys. >>> this week put republican lawmakers in a bind. is this a temporary setback or a sign of things to come? two heavy weights will debate that. >>> trump declined this week's cover story. one reporter will give us an inside blend of trump's white house. he's back. sean spicer took the podium in item for mellissa mccarthy to do her now prized infamous impression of him. here is a sneak peek. >> ♪ appeal charming ♪ oh, so charming? itself ♪ it's alarming how charming i feel ♪ ♪ i feel so pretty ♪ it's a pretty face, such a pretty thought such a pretty ♪ >> now we will all have that song in our heads for the rest of the show. >> that is, though the case of what "late night" is doing to take on trump's white house. finally the roundtable will wrap up the show by telling me something i don't know. this is "hardball" as chris said where the action is. >> a mother of a daughter over the health care bill has gone viral after her congressman refused to see her. her daughter loret

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michael schmidt, what did you learn today? >> well, the thing that struck me is that if you're trump, you can see why you're still frustrated with this story, because as you point out, they still can't say, here's the collusion. this is the way that we -- brennan can't sit there and say, i did see evidence of collusion. so here we are, several months after he's come into office, all of these accusations have been thrown at them but there's still nothing hard. all he says is there's contacts. it's clear that the russians did try and get as close as they could to this campaign, but still there's -- was there information that was passed, was there intelligence that was passed? was there anything? we still don't have that. >> devin, you wrote a story last week saying that the russia probe has -- i don't know if this is the right word -- a person of interest or a person close to the president. tell me what that is. >> well, what it means is that a senior white house official is under investigation as part of the russia probe. i use

>> michael schmidt, the world should know the name michael schmidt. >> seth: yeah.es this week, and so that was incredible. but you have also done really wonderful work where you call people -- people outside the bubble. for lack of a better word you spoke to a coal miner? >> that's right, exactly the right way to put it. >> seth: and it was really wonderful because you allowed this coal miner, you gave him the space to sort of talk about how much it means to him to have coal jobs come back, and even though we now know more about the environmental impact of coal, for this man, he was willing to go back in the mine the next day. how did that come about? how do you find someone like that? >> a colleague of mine had talked to this coal miner, his name was mark grey. he worked in southern kentucky in coal mines his whole career until coal mining started to fall apart as an industry. and i called him and i just wanted to put this enormous debate we're all having as a country and as a world about environmental policy into a very human context. and as i began to talk to hi

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