sean help me. your predictions. i love elon musk and tosca. give me a stock with a pulse.s going down for three years now. just give me something anything is better than ford. jonas, your predictions. i say when everybody is a same party money is getting spent. do you like it. can you imagine trying to close caption jonas.. >> president trump is a lazy boy. a fan of mine and doesn't much had that. i am no apologist for him. but the newsweek cover it's kind of crossing the line. calling him lazy. this president has said that he barely sleeps citing a more executive orders of the previous presidents.

sean's number out there. this is what he gave me and he said, if you need more help give me a call. ve never called sean spicer after that, but that's the truth and that's what happened. >> so you went into that meeting to discuss this case. do you think sean spicer knew that's what the meeting was about? >> you know, i don't know. but if you listen to what ed butowski says, sean spicer knew about it. >> no, ed butowski said sean spicer didn't know about it. he just took the meeting as a friendly gesture because he knew them. >> let me say -- >> and there was presumably nothing else going on that day in the white house for mr. spicer. >> there's room for speculation. this is not the first time we have heard about a white house official taking a meeting they say they didn't know anything about but went to anyway, but this is not the court of public opinion. in a court of law you only know what you show. you have to demonstrate what sean spicer if you're going to include the white house in a concocted scheme, you have to show they knew about it and wanted to advance it and there's meri

me his personal cell phone number. i whited out the last four di digits. he said, if you need help, give me a call. i never called sean that's what happened. >> you went into that meeting to discuss this case. do you think sean spicer knew that's what the meeting was about? >> i don't know. if you listen to what ed butowsky says, then sean spicer knew about it. >> ed said he didn't know. he took the meeting as a friendly gesture. >> there was nothing else going on that day in the white house. >> look, there's room for speculation. this is not the first time we heard about a white house official taking a meeting they said they didn't know anything about but went to anyway. but this is not a court of public opinion. in the court of law, you have to show it. if you're going to include the white house in a concocted story scheme, you have to show they wanted something and wanted to advance it and that there's merit that the president wanted it advanced. do you have any of that? >> we just filed the lawsuit, on the 1st. and the defendants are entitled to answer. and then, we'll proceed to discofferry. and then, we will obt

sean calling from colorado. he is an independent. caller: good morning. i just have a quick comment and maybe somebody can help me so angryt why i feel about charities that are withdrawing from mar-a-lago. in such charities doing an extravagant place in the first place? it completely baffles me. glenn in georgia. he is a republican. caller: good morning. all this talking about taking down the statues -- slavery was here before we even started. they were blacks who brought slaves over here and sold them. the spanish brought slaves over here and sold them. they want to take down the statues of soldiers and generals and officers. what about sherman? people, killed thousands and thousands of people. all the way to the ocean. with reckless abandon. what about the statues to the north? trump is talking about the statues being pretty -- they are pretty. they represent the north and the south. host: tony calling from georgia. he is an independent. caller: good morning. much as mr. anderson gave the analogy of us being a , wen and we are the caboose the african-american males have to come out of that box. oklahoma -- tuls

meant a lot because that's all wanted, and i could just see when he was talking to me he was just trying to help. >> seany coming to an end as well. he's headed to court to be sentenced for biting his mother and assaulting his father. >> just waiting basically. got my court hairdo going. >> he forgot to shave. >> i forgot to shave this morning which is terrible, but i think i'll probably survive. but, yeah. >> and the mean, old deputy wouldn't give me his razor because you missed last call. >> my fault. i wasn't on the ball. >> serving time in the minimum security unit, denbraven has developed a rapport with deputy earley. >> he's not a bad kid. hence the kid part. >> i'm obnoxious every once in a while. hopefully after today i won't be here at all ever again. hopefully. >> i hope i never see you again. >> finger the crossed. >> then, again -- >> maybe at the quickie cart. >> we're just like tom bodett, we'll leave the light on for you. >> denbraven has twice been convicted of assaulting family members while intoxicated. the prosecution recommended he receive in-patient rehabilitation treatment. many inm

help. you've got the media obsessed with trying to tear down the president, i think it's not going to work. >> sean: let meut up another favorable opinion that cannot, 44%. paul ryan got some things done in the house, good for him. more than they've done in the senate. then you look at nancy pelosi, 31%. mitch mcconnell, 20%, 18% in his own state. i'm hoping they are paying attention that the present remains twice as popular because he's doing his job and keeping his promises. i think congress needs to get on board finally. >> these are take out which were very much aware in the white house white house. once you throughout the mainstream media numbers as well. somebody can call me and let me know when the president's approval rating gets as low as the media approval waiting. this is an incredibly important point. people are saying he strained to make good on his promises, he believes the moral imperative to get health care reform done, to get tax relief to middle-class families. he is urging congress, he said today to revise themselves and rescue themselves by passing tax reform. that's the president remin

me see if rod can come along. i was trying to help rod meet sean, develop a relationship.nd by the way, rod said he gave notes to sean spicer. not true. that's a lie. rod's lies just continue to add up. and i know i'm on national television and i know what i'm saying and i know it's the truth. rod has a big, big problem with the truth. >> ed, this as you said is a complicated story. i appreciate you coming and gives k giving us your side of it. we'll talk to you again soon, i hope. >> absolutely. thanks again, ali. >> he had ba to you ski. part of a complicated story. after the break, a real problem with our correctional facilities that need to be addressed and an army general isn't the one to do it. you're watching msnbc. had to protect themselves. i have afib. even for a nurse, it's complicated... and it puts me at higher risk of stroke. that would be devastating. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. once i got the facts, my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®... to help keep me protected. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner... ...signi

sean: let me ask you this, by all accounts, you're right. there are three components to any successful disaster relief. we watched neighbor helpingeighbor, risking their lives, literally saving lives. we saw people with expertise, the military, and a former enforcement officials. they were on the ground. people like the cajun navy, these guys were amazing, neighbor helping neighbor. then you have the state and local governments, they've got to coordinate -- will have governor abbott on in a minute -- the only failure i saw was a democratic mayor who wouldn't take his own governor's call and wouldn't take the advice of everybody to tell the people to evacuate and said go back to your homes. that was a mistake. >> worse in coordination between local resources and the local authorities with the federal government. i would say it's been spot on, you're going to have your exceptions, but overall the president should be getting praise here and instead there is a reflex toward the negative every time because that's just the way it's done. if >> sean: you mean like russia and north korea end of the president is good to start a nuclear wa

help me out? >> thank you for your compliments and your criticisms. i still love you even though we are mostly wrong. >> seanople. >> you are mostly wrong. i forgive you. but one what you just said. the fbi thoroughly, the fbi for one year thoroughly investigated every single allegation he just made, and found that there was no reason to prosecute hillary clinton. at the one-year investigation, a unanimous view of the investigation and agents that led the investigation. not just mr. comey, so i could quarrel with your statement of what you said whether they are true or not -- but it is determination. >> sean: okay, you can rely on that. but what i am arguing here is if you delete subpoenaed emails and you acid wash the hard drive and you smash devices, i know you have heard me, but i like to repeat myself. not to me is obstruction of justice. if the law is clear about mismanaging top-secret information and deleting such pride both of which comey said she did. >> or just for your audience to know that i do not accept the factual accuracy -- >> sean: that is called truth. >> but i will quote james comey who i

. >> sean: president trump on fire in a rally in west virginia and joining us with reaction is the president's attorney and jay sekulow. your general impression about the news today and help meut about investigative creep and what was the mission of the special counsel? >> let me start with the mission of the special counsel is specific. i am holding the mandate. it is to investigate allegations regarding the russian government's effort to interfere with the 2016 election and any coordination with russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of the president. if these stories are circulated and bloomberg did it three weeks & the idea they are investigating real estate. that is not in the man date and our view is very clear that the special counsel's office have to stay in the man date and if it is not. there are venues and methods you imagine it with the deputy attorney general and there are ways to do that. and people talk about mission creep. >> sean: do we know who subpeona and what does it mean for the investigation going forward? >> we don't know who is subpeona because it is it done by grand jury deliberations are in secret. >> sean: did you say secr

as possible, but that last music you was helpful because it allowed me to foretell the future of what might take place in this theater on may the 25th which is seanmoody, francis pro and the company will talk and play their favorite beatles tunes. why? >> well i'm a very simply, we are exploring this world of sound in the latter half and were only doing so because we've got this extraordinary little recording booth on the sixth floor. i haven't really had a chance to transmit your arm into the future along with thousands and thousands of other visitors but we are connecting all of your mantras and we will create a soundtrack for this new exhibition in june and based on your contributions so we are one people. who would like to ask one question. right in the baxter. >> it might be problematic because if an animal has to wait longer before it receives the next unit of food and they would look for another food source or in some cases, you can teach an animal or modern theories that say animals drive confidence so maybe the sentiment. [inaudible] >> the notion wasn't that animals can't tell time, clearly it's well established that for many reasons th

helps you to understand a report, you can unmask a member of congress. a privacy issue and a separation of powers issue i think. >> sean: i am hearing, and my sources are telling me, that huge names in the obama administration, we have susan rice, now we are looking into james clapper, but names that everyone will know, are going to also be revealed in the scandal. that this was widespread at the top. are you hearing that? >> yes, in fact, if you look at the rules, one of the things that he did, he widened the circle of people that could unmask a name without any written permission. it used to be the secretary of state, the vice present, then national security advisor, only five people had special access to unmask information. when he put out the rules in 2013, it expanded to all of the deputies and all of their advisors. i think that is going to be an interesting area for us to look at in the weeks ahead. >> sean: monica, let me ask you this. the republican party, they are not accomplish in their promises, and on i was very happy to see the president say do your job. don't quit. but they have subpoena powers, they are in charge of these committees, and only now

sean: president trump on fire, joining us now with reaction, one of the president's attorneys, he is also the chief counsel for the american center law and justice, jay sekulow. general impressions about the news, help met here about investigative creep. what was the mission of the special counsel? >> the mission of the special counsel was very specific, i'm holding the mandate in my hand. that's mandate says it's to investigate allegations regarding russia's interfering in the russia election, and also if there were any individuals associated with the campaign of the president. if, in fact, the stories that were circulated, bloomberg did this about three weeks, nothing ever know this proved not to be the case. this idea that they are investigating real estate deal from nine or ten years ago? that's not in the scope of the mandate. our view would be very clear that the special counsel's office has to stay within its mandate. if it be it goes beyond the mandate, there are methods upon which you challenge that. whether it's directly with a special counsel if necessary, there are ways to do that. if you talk about mission creep -- >> sean: do we know who was subpoenaed and on top of that, what is the anno

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sean spicer like they're gary busy. we have to wonder what is china going to do to help with north korea. but when you look at this white house, this is more than chaos. and for me, sometimes on twitter and social media, you get a good chuckle out of it. you see the irony in scaramucci talking big one day and 11 days later being fired. i don't think you can get a severance in 11 days. when you take a step back, it's embarrassing. it's embarrassing to everyone who looks at us as a global leader. it lowers our global standing. and someone needs to be -- and i hope it's general kelly, i don't think it can be, but hopefully someone will reign him in. one of the things general kelly will not be able to do is control this out of control temperament that the 45th president has. no one has been able to do it. the only people who can talk to him are his family. general kelly is not that. so god speed, but we need -- >> maybe he can get the white house staff on one page, because if he can do that and get them all on one page, there will be less leaking, more organization, and i think the president will be a lot happier. >> jeffrey, don't you think a well oiled, well run w

me about why. >> well, you know, lou dobbs said it the best on sean hannity the other night. if we can lower taxes on the majority of americans it can helpg jobs, we can also, you know, it creates more taxpayers at a lower rate. it just equals more money. simple concept. todd: along the business front have you a interesting experience. you are a small business owner you hired somebody down on his luck and a week and a half later because of what trump had done here in coal country he was hired by a coal mine. >> he was. he was -- this is the boss man right here. he had hired him. you know, it was just an entry level job. we just tried to get him back on his feet and what do you know? the trump administration got it going. every day we see more coal trains going by and he had got his job back. they got a call back and hopefully there is more out there. >> parker, thank you for your time. we're going to go down here to a very interesting gentleman, his name is caleb. is he a student and also a delegate to the republican national committee. talk to me about what your major issue. >> i supported president trump from day one. one of the issues