spiro says, i left brafman's firm long before. but they did talk over the phone, she says, and sent e-mails. thompson met with prosecutors in new york city thi week, where weinstein has already paded not guilty to three sexual assault ges. the d.a. says the ongoing investigation could need to new charges. the notion of bei involved is very scary. but i finallyched a point where i said to myself, enough is enough. >> reporter: like hasy just begun. stephanie gosk, nbc s than ak k. trumnd de koa's kim jong-un meet in singapore. and while the white house hopes for a breakthrough, there is a remote base here in the u.s. always on high alert for a potential north korean nuclear missile nbc's miguel almaerwas granted access and takes us inside alaska's ft. greeley, america's last line of defense. >> reporter: on this vast frozen tundra in the north america's highest peaks, u.s. army missiles defense teams are at the ready. 10 les away from fairbanks, essentially the middle of nowhere. a place where moose outnumber of men and il d of 49t

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alex spiro tells nbc news, the allegations are false and make no sense.left brafman's firm long before weinstein became his client and i never met thompson and didn't represent her. they did talk over the phone and sent e-mails. weinstein has already pleaded not guilty to three sexual assault charges. but the d.a. says the ongoing investigation could lead to new charges. >> the notion of being involved is very scary, but i finally reached a point where i said to myself, enough is enough. >> reporter: like so many others, her fight has only just begun. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. when you want more than just clean there's finished. new finish quantum's breakthrough three chamber technology combines to scrub, degrease, and shine your dishes. switch to all new finish quantum. because it's not clean until it's finished. non-drowsy children's claritin allergy relief. the #1 pediatrician recommended non-drowsy brand. because to a kid a grassy hill is irresistible. children's claritin. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. with tough food, your dentu

i came to town to work for vice president spiro agnew in 1970. some of you -- most of you won't remember what you're referring to. there was a campaign thing. i was in the speech. the des moines speech was on the print media that agnew delivered in as a result of that, we had op-ed pages because what happened was all the publishers and editors said we are not biased. we better get those sapphire, al these people, higher than to show we have both sides. so we should talk about the good as well as what you think is the negative. >> i want to get to the future of journalism, but before we go, one last question. bill clinton said that the press went easy on barack obama. >> so what? >> the press went easy on barack obama and a whole host of folks on the right say that the media has been incredibly unfair to president trump. discuss. [laughter] >> who are you asking, me? >> let's start with katrina go right down the line. >> when did he say you've been busy the last week? >> it was read in the middle of all of that. he said he thought the press had go

. >> richard nixon end spiro agnew? wrote a bookew about his experiences vice president and how he thought he was railroaded. up the scandal was building in the next in the nixon administration, he thought he was unfairly pushed out. they had a really tough relationship. , if people know him at all, it was knowing that he was forced out of office because of scandal. >> people said he took bribes. was not a great politician by any means. agnew kept trying to have private meetings with mixing, nixon refused. nixon the last thing needed was a vice president with the scandal hovering around him. they had to get rid of him. gerald ford became vice president, then president. unelected president. host: the book by kate andersen brower. good morning. caller: good morning. i caught you speaking about al gore. al gore was really raised in -- andton, d.c. newsline that is why he cannot win in his own state. you was a creature of washington. basically, his father was a very racist democrat from the 1960's or whatever. like, i don't

. >> host: richard nixon anna spiro [inaudible] >> guest: it's an amazing story. he wrote in the book about his experience as vice president and how he thought he was railroaded and it was an excuse of watergate was the scandal was building up in the nixon and he thought he was unfairly pushed out and they had tough relationshipsey and if people kw him at all it's knowing that he was forced out of office and because of a scandal. >> host: he admitted he took pride. >> guest: he did, he was not a great ethical politician by any means but he was working for somebody who refused to meet with him and he kept trying to private meetings with nixon and nixon refused and it became this it was the last thing nixon needed for the vice president who had the scandal for running around. they got rid of him in of course, gerald ford became vice president and then became president, unelected president animated story and you cannot make it up. >> host: let's go to chris joining us from tennessee with our line on independence. the book by kate anderson brower, good morning. >> cal

it was not until nixon was elected president that he made an office for his vice president, spiro agnew. before that, he was on the hill. so if he wasn't traveling, and he did a lot of foreign affairs stuff, he reported for work at the congress. and the machinations of the senate, the issues of the republicans and democrats in legislation, was of great interest and knowledge to him. and he campaigned. that's the other thing a vice president gets to do. they campaign. so he would go into individual districts, and this is a very factual guy, who learned all about the ins and outs of particular districts, and the needs and requirements of individual senators, so that when he's working with the congressional relations staff, it is not news to him that someone in georgia has certain feelings. he already knows that, and has thought about it, how to make it work. so with that, we will go through some pictures that show, that demonstrate the use of the white house as a lobbying technique. >> i want to interrupt you with one more quick question. this is an organizational observation. tom and i a

host: richard nixon and spiro agnew. guest: spiro agnew wrote a book about his experience as vice president, about how he thought he was railroaded, that it was an excuse, all of the scandal building up in the nixon administration, he thought it was unfairly -- thought he was unfairly pushed out. they had a tough relationship. all, it isnow him at knowing that he was forced out of office because of scandal. host: he admitted that he took bribes. guest: he was not an ethical politician by any means, but he was also working with somebody who refused to meet with him and kept trying to have private with next and, who refused. it just became this -- it was the last thing he needed, a vice president with a scandal hovering around him. they had to get rid of him. of course, gerald ford became , unelectedent president, amazing story that you could not make up. chris is joining us from tennessee, our line for independence. theer: i'm sorry i missed first part of this segment. i caught you speaking about al gore. al gore really w