he doesn't tell the truth.is prone to lie multiple times a day and twice on sunday so to speak, so i think there's a political imperative to say it is a witch hunt, no good to degrade the people running it, because obviously you want the political upper hand. at the end of the day, however, this case moves forward without him saying anything, and what he is saying now gives him the political cover by convincing all the people that love him, there are many, all of the followers he has, there are many, to say it is simply a witch hunt. why bother taking to them. the political issue of the president not speaking because the truth is the truth falls by the wayside. >> let me play the clip from yesterday. the president's personal lawyer, rudy guiliani, saying truth isn't truth. listen to this. >> when you tell me that, you know, he should testify because he's going to tell the truth and he shouldn't worry, well, that's so silly. it is somebody's version of the truth, not the truth. he didn't have a conversation. >>

i just want to tell you that., but i don't think the message is going across well. i think it's contradictory and i think she lost the moral high ground when she wore that jacket. >> that's the problem is it's good message. but is it good in the context of who she's married to. so we just got this memo that was written by the man trump wants to be our next supreme court justice. he wrote questions to ask a president as part of an independent council, kind of what mueller was, he's working for ken star. the questions will make you blush and wretch. but i will argue they'll make trump a lot more uncomfortable than you. why "morning express." let your perfect drive come together during the final days of the lincoln summer invitation event get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus one thousand dollars bonus cash. hey, what do you guys wanna listen to? ooh, hip-hop! reggaeton. edm. what about bubble trance? bubble what? bubble trance. it's a thing. (man) oh. my point is, everyone's got different taste. that's why v

well, tell it. >> i'll tell you why i can't. because there's a little difference between you and me and the shop you're working for. integrity. >> the white house? how dare you? >> how dare me? you admit he's lying about these things. it's as plain as the nose on my face. you should admit he's lying. and you don't. that's why people don't trust you. that's why. >> maybe your audience doesn't. >> and you want me to answer your question? i will. michael cohen had a conversation with me. he asked me -- excuse me. he asked me not to record it. i said i won't. he said just to be careful, let me have your phone. i said here. he heene sa even said we'll take our phones and put it away. he then recorded me on a secondary device. >> how do you feel about that? >> i think it was dishonest. and i'll tell you what, you want to know what we talked about in the conversation? i'm not going to tell you. you know why? because it was off the record and i respect that. even though he did me wrong. that's called integrity. what do you do when peopl

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what can you tell us?still don't know what was discussed during the hours that the judge had call add recess in the case and the prosecutors first entered, went to a sidebar and manafort with the attorneys quite a while and the judge excused the jury and said there's an issue to work on. everyone came back and said he wanted a longer recess. we reconvened about 2:30 with the testimony beginning with the prosecution's case and no explanation is given of why there's a five-hour break and the lawyers involved in the case have been mum. we don't have any further word. when the judge resumed, he asked the prosecutors to bring in the next witness without discussing it at all in the open court, jim. >> fascinating. who testified for the prosecution today? >> reporter: so the prosecutors called one of the lenders who worked for the federal savings bank that lent manafort $16 million and testified today that he was uncomfortable about the personal interest that the bank's chairman took in approving the loans and al

telling me exclusively "cardinal wuerl is not telling the truth.radicted by the church's own documents." >> i think i did everything i possibly could. >> two former group of priests who the grand jury found manufactured pornography. arrested and charged with more than 130 counts related to sex abuse. removed from his ministry before wuerl came. that included a hush agreement. the diocese hired a doctor who worked with him to lessen the sentence. the diocese under wuerl helped to secure zula. was aware of complaints against him. addition complaints include in 1985 and 1981. however, he continued to function as a priest during this. despite all of this evidence, a spokesman for wuerl says he acted promptly. >> we reacted immediately. >> really? dated back to the early 1960s. and he was shuffled from parish to pairish. even though the pittsburg diocese knew of his past. wuerl's defenders note that he disciplined priests. the report notes that wuerl had written to the vatican. and parishioners had a right to know. in a statement he notes he acted promp

she'd seen the movie, she had a mild story to tell me, as everybody had stories to tell me.ressed by the movie and complimentary and i was knocked out. aretha franklin called me. >> jimmy: yeah, you get a phone call from aretha franklin. >> it was crazy. >> jimmy: at any point did you think, this is george clooney pretending to be aretha franklin? >> it went through my mind, it would be a clooney-esque thing to do. >> jimmy: i'm here to tell you it was george clooney. >> i knew it! >> jimmy: did you keep in touch with aretha franklin? >> yeah, we texted every once in a while. when i was in d.c. i got up there and got to see hare. >> jimmy: wow, aretha franklin teched. i bet she was even good at that. >> it's funny because i tweeted out what she text, sent a picture, wow, she texts just like my aunty. all caps, weird symbols that don't mean anything, the whole thing. >> jimmy: i'm glad you brought up twitter. i do want to ask you about your twitter account. this is something we've discussed casually before off the air. >> yes, we have. >> jimmy: you seem to be on twitter 24 h

i tell people all the time, they ask about our relationship and i tell them that -- i call her the queene queen dome and whatever the queen says, that's the truth. >> i know that you hold a service every wednesday morning, an early morning service, normally there's 10, maybe 12 people there. yesterday more than 100 people came? >> well, i'm not a good guesstimator but i would think it was 200 to 00. but as a preachier you always want the crowd so you overestimate. but i tell you what, it was far more than 10 or 12. >> why so many more people yesterday? >> because they wanted to pray for that miracle. everybody is hoping for the miracle that god would reschedule her date and letter come back and mate that fair well round like the baseball players. everybody wants to come to the stage again. >> i know you last spoke with her a couple months ago. when she talked about performing at the church's annual benefit. >> she's always benevolent to the church. and about the church, started as the helping hands club and that tradition has only grown, grown, and grown. her father brought people there

tell you the facts again.frequency of all of the misinformation has made it hard to keep up and hard to fact check every falsehood. like it says there, there are so many lies, so little time. let's go back to tuesday night. the rally in charlottestown, west virginia. trump told us this -- >> we've got the cleanest country in the planet right now. >> i'm making fun of myself because i said charid charl -- charleston. >> according to the environmental performance index the united states doesn't even rank in the top ten. there's the graphic. we are ranked number 27 on the list. i just wanted to pull out that example because it's the kind of crazy falsehood that doesn't even get called out anymore. people move right past it. it's not a story on the news the next day. because he says so many things that are bogus. remember that ever that photo op with kim jong-un president trump said that, hey, there's no more nuclear threat. no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. talk about an example of a big lie, i mean, n

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so tell me about adil.ifference between you and adil. - oh, god, who cares? there's no such thing as age. - well, there is. age is an illusion. new love, new life. - but you're living with him now. - yes. yeah, we live together in marseille, and everything is great. - he's a good person. i love it. - tell me about your life here. it's-- well, i'm still in the south of france. i knew i'd be there at this point in my life, so i'm there. and i travel a lot. i'm doing a magic show right now, which is kinda funny. - that's really interesting. how did that happen, too? - i know. - because this is a left turn. - well, las vegas. i did it-- you know, this is-- this is from when i was in vegas. i did the-- i was a magician's assistant with hans klok just for fun 'cause i love magic and i love to be on stage. and this is a very dangerous trick we do in germany where it's fire, spikes, gasoline. all sorts of crazy things could go wrong. and i need a little bit of excitement in my life where i create drama where there

i mean, lanny davis is doing what he's doing, he's telling cnn when he's telling them for a reason. we seem to have a situation in which michael cohen, the client here, the president's former lawyer, is kind of jumping up and down and waving his hands at robert mueller saying, hey, notice me, notice me, i've got something. now we've never gotten a story out of the robert mueller -- we've never found a story about this.mueller didn't know about six months ago. he's been way ahead of the reporting on this. we have to figure out that he has no particular interest in cohen right now because he farm his gaze out the prosecutors in new york. so you have to wonder, what are they doing here? i don't really know the answer, but this lanny davis tufted and just come out of nowhere. >> laura: bruce ohr, you've been doing reporting, the bruce ohr saga for months and months and months. what do we take from today's developments? >> the big question had been with ruth or, how high and how far did knowledge about the dossier go, the steele trump dossier go inside the fbi and inside the justice depa

when we let people tell the story as it was. and generally speaking, that reflects well on the principle. >> barbara or jeff? any comments on this, on constituencies? >> i'm just going to speak as a constituency of one as an individual. i was taken to the birthplace of abraham lincoln. as i sat listening to that beautiful concert and sitting in front of the lincoln memorial and there is a miniature version of the memorial. one of the ideas for the lincoln memorial is build a giant log cabin there. but i remember as a child of five, not being able to quite comprehend that wasn't the actual cabin that lincoln was born but in terms of sites and places, i do remember seeing a tree there that they said this tree we know is so old that it was here when lincoln was born. that was so meaningful to me. it goes from there to my first trip to hyde park which is just eight years ago. i loved going through the home and seeing eleanor's home. but as we rounded a corner and came to the bedroom the ranger said this is where fdr was born. i burs

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and to florida officials shouldn't he be telling them before he tells the media if they haven't heard about it yet shouldn't they have heard about it now and shouldn't they now take that information and stop the breach why is bill not swing into action getting all the local and federal officials involved well that's classified so classified that bill is holding all the cards and leaving the rest of america in the dark talk of russia is certainly a headline grabber but this time no one is rushing in to see. of the unnamed counties in florida and that's what makes it a bit too fishy it sounds a bit like somebody isn't telling the truth and that somebody is a lot closer to miami than the moscow. space has become the biggest receiver of migrants that have crossed the mediterranean welcoming almost thirty thousand people this year on thursday eighty seven asylum seekers docked in the southern spanish port of a serious but the local mayor there claims that the city doesn't have the resources to cope with these people we were not informed of anything as mayor i have to ensure citizens' inter

i'm going to tell mueller the truth. you say? >> don't do it. >> why not. i'm telling the truth. i have nothing to hide. >> that's fine. mueller doesn't need the president's testimony. he's got everything he needs if he's conducting an investigation into what he's supposed to be there to investigate. there's no necessity for it. >> why not? >> because the president has been quoted on every subject that mueller is investigating or supposed to be investigating. he was put there for one reason and for one reason only, and that is that there was supposedly a conflict in the justice department conducting an investigation into a relationship between the trump campaign and the russians. that's what it says in the initial order, and that's the only justification for having a special counsel. >> don't you think it's a real one? >> the justification? >> yeah. >> i don't know whether it's a real one or not. >> the supposed conflict of interest that rosenstein was worried about. >> yeah, there would be a conflict in an investigation of the president's campaign. but -- >> so he did the right

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do you think we should tell the truth to the american people -- do you think he should tell the truth to the american people? >> yes, i think you should, too. >> do you think he should be impeached for being shown to lie to the american people consistently -- is he going there before or after he goes to south africa to help out those white farmers that the president mistakenly told people they're being humtnted down and killed d having their land stolen. >> i'm not perched, telling everyone and pontificating to them. i go out and talk to people. >> and they say we don't care if the president lies to us about criminal conduct? >> no, what they care about is the president is doing everything he promised to do. >> did he promise to drain the swamp? >> we were told that everything, the economy, would never be the same, it would be a huge disaster and it went in the opposite direction. >> is it okay to lie about criminal conduct? >> is this all you're going to talk about in this show? >> i want you to own the truth. that's what i want you to do. >> -- that he has denied. and i work next to

i'd also tell him i did not go to the prosecutors and testify without telling nixon i was doing so. in fact i listened to a tape yesterday where john erlicman, my predecessor of white house counsel, nixon's top advisor told the president i was visiting with prosecutors and he was suggesting it was the smartest thing in the world for me to do and give an appearance of cooperation. well, i didn't just give an appearance. i guantanacooperated. >> just so we get the facts right he tweeted you yesterday. i think i may have said it today, but it was yesterday. white house counsel don mcgahn was giving hours of testimony to special counsel, he must be a john dean-type rat. rat in all caps. but i allowed him and all others to testify. i didn't have to. i have nothing to hide. so, john, the president of the united states is calling you a rat. you're a guy -- by the way on the same day his wife is saying you shouldn't be a bully on social media -- you're the guy who told the truth about the tapes and, you know, inthey ever come out. what does that say about the president's frame of mind? >> w

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i have to tell you that. your guys are being thrown today is nothing new complications on the palestinians over time listing is not complete is of katyn summing up the twentieth friday of the great march of return a palestinian prime minister was killed while one hundred ten were injured forty the for injuries were treated in the medical point seventy were treated in add the hospitals and transferred directly to the hospitals where their injuries were not to easy five permit explore in jordan palestinian journalist was also injured and the number states and show would dedicate how the put the israeli forces continue their violence against the palestinians for the twentieth friday live ammunition and tear gas have been filling the place as send said the pa in the sense the beginning of the protest protest would continue and the israeli today also used tank shelling on the protesters what's been happening there began almost five months ago since then over one hundred sixty palestinians have been killed and thou

you, here to stand up with and it tells you everything. please welcome fred ryan to the national press club. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for that kind introduction. to have my voice and that of the washington post added to the calls for the turn -- safe return. a special thank you to the president for being here and doing all you are doing for this georgetown university student. i would like to thank reporters without reporters -- borders for organizing this event, everything you do for journalists around the world. e, ito mark and debbie tic can't tell you how much those of us who have come to know you respect and divider -- admire your devotion. we stand in solidarity with you. you have endured what is a parent's worst nightmare but you have been relentless. the work reminds us of the importance, impact, and the dangers of great reporting. his brave work provided a critical view inside a conflict that at the time the world did not begin to understand. he took significant risks to cover a war that is just beginning. the dispatches

secrets even though this is definitely not a tell all and like i say it's a tell it how it is people don't really do that either is that because of the powerful interests stopping anyone from hiding the what's beneath it i think it is the powerful interest i think it's just because it's how it's always been done you know how we call things you know the best poirot for the job we have the same names we have the same schedule that they did from when they started hollywood don't deviate it just stays the same because these are the unwritten rules but you know i don't really believe in unwritten rules i don't i don't see the point and i i don't see the point in not saying it like it is really intimations of the horror and you name check one very famous. francis former. record for so i mean apart from the fact that the lecture shore is actually used later in the in the narrative what's the importance of francis for francis farmer was a classic hollywood actress and she did very few films she was doing very well and the hollywood powers that be wanted her to continue being famous she did n

i don't know the real tell me the how many exactly i have no idea of exactly how many i'm telling too much too many but that's that's not information you're not you're not opening the files and telling people what really happened in real had asked me before this program tell me exactly how many i would just simply incredible to the files that remain classified to this day and you would have told me no because the number of people who were killed is not classified this is open information for any so why has nobody printed the real number why in may this year are we still having a former policeman or co-author in the report saying that it could be as many as ten thousand people really killers ten thousand is something which how do you know if you know if you don't know what the truth. don't don't trust my words or i'm saying to you i don't know the exact figure and even one for me is to maybe even and i've been fighting this. since i was minister and again they went down to zero. so it is time for some transparency about how this but this happened and exactly and this is what i says and

this tells the chief, tell us what a ves unit look -- stress unit looks like. do this research and answer these questions to the best of your knowledge. tell us what that looks like. come back to us and say, hey commission, i really studied this issue. i foe it's important -- i know it's important to you. i've dug into this issue now. i think from all the experts a i have talked to, that by way of example, because it's mentioned in here, i believe a i think we >> supervisor fewer: at least three instead of two peer support managers in the department in the the year 2019 and ramp that up to four by the time we get up to 20. i'm putting words in the chief's house after toes of research. -- months of research. that will impact future budget. i believe a the ratio of active members of the department to peer support februaries, should be one for every -- it could be 500. a will impact training and so the budge should consider training. by the way, we've already started that training. three months ago we started a training with the grant funding from last year. i bel

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let me tell you one thing.so she's going to have a little news conference over the next couple of weeks. i love it. i love it. they said, melania trump may have come into our country illegally and how would that be for donald trump? >> she's going to have a little news conference over the next couple of weeks. that was two years and 11 days ago. donald trump knew that his campaign supporters harbored many hatreds. but the one hatred that all supports seem to share enthusiastically was hatred of illegal immigration, hatred of the people that donald trump said came into our country illegally. so when reports came of melania trump coming in illegally, he said she's got it so documented. and then melania trump remained absolutely silent about her immigration history and her immigration documents. the next couple of weeks passed, and she didn't say a word about her immigration history. but finally today, two years and 11 days after donald trump made that promise, melania trump finally stepped up to a microphone and

tell us about that. does it go beyond family to some deep resident connection or just incredible hostess connector, networker, w networker, chief of staff for jimmy. >> we're back to why we do this. why do we study women's history? again, it's not to be polite. it's when we look at what women are doing, look at their words and work, we discover something different about american history. so i can go on and on about dolly. i'll say two things. when we look at what she did and how she dressed the forms she adapted, we realize that in spite of the founder's telling us that revolution is done, then we're going to band on all things and that actually the early federal government was very dependent on these aristocratic forms to secure authority and to people. so that's part of her historical significance. the deeper lesson again when you take the woman seriously, that we understand even in the early days of the republic when the style of politics was violent and masculine as the work of joanne freeman shows u

by the police all the ceiling was about cops tell a black kid. for setting them up the poets period. mike was telling me that i just need jack to say he was tellin age my. money my cause they went out the weekend and they said yeah he got a hand it's going to get me he's busy really good here i should know he'll hold my notice when i tell mike i said mike he don't know how to act that's an ok i am a jew don't tell him diego never heard a seventy warnings seventy two nothing about what to get out even on a good fifteen but i'll do. it you know he's a champ you can box me and play any game too old now listen i'm not. going to get old shanks deal think he can fight to get me out here with the rust and he see the lads as a protector of my wrestling he's a man he just took six. six bullets and he would land in the snow and he kept telling his self angle to angle that and that saved him because he was full of you know yeah that's a. good kid in laramie. but if you come to. my backyard pretty legs and i see a little bit what a cat like at mash and aroun

so, you know, just almost as a flippant remark, i tell him, "okay, so tell me who killed cathy torrezthe dark. a tactic he'd picked up at a seminar for cultivating informants. >> and the patrol officer that is next to me starts kind of kicking my foot. and he's got an explorer scout who's riding with him -- a young hispanic female. and i look at her name tag and it was "d. torrez." turned out it was debbie torrez, cathy's youngest sister. >> reporter: who just heard you ask that question. >> correct. >> reporter: you had no idea it was her? >> i had no idea. >> reporter: debbie torrez -- cathy's baby sister -- was now 14 years old. eager, her mom says, to assist police because of everything her family had been through. >> she remembered that when we needed help, people came to help us. so she thought it was her turn to help others. >> reporter: which is why debbie was in the park that afternoon, and how she heard daron mention cathy's case. that is a weird coincidence. >> we don't believe in coincidences. >> reporter: to daron wyatt, it felt more like fate. and just months later, in j

tell the truth! tell the truth! >> there we go, right there.[ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> clint, first of all, you know, sulzburg is right, his attacks on the free press will lead to violence. >> right. >> you see what happened there. people don't ever want you to compare donald trump to people in the past who used similar tactics to whip up frenzy, so we won't. we can talk about erdogan, this is what erdogan does to the free press. it's not so free anymore. he kills and imprisonens more than any other leader in the world. putin, of course, has always done it. assad is actually now borrowing from donald trump, talking about fake news. tyrants, autocrats across the world are now stealing notes from donald trump. >> it's highly effective. there's polls out that show how effective this is amongst trump's base. they're repeating lines that the kremlin will also say. we didn't interfere in the election, even if we did, it's no big deal, everybody does it. it's also interesting there, seth rich is brought up again on a sign there. that is a conspiracy tha

he's going to tell us. so what do you say? let's get after it. >>> the president woke up this morning, started a witch hunt of his own. and while you can guess it involved the media, it primarily focused on google. the president fired off a series of tweets blasting google in terms of search results about him being rigged. no evidence, but conservative content is suppressed. that's his theory. that's not all. trump has now apparently tasked the administration with investigating. let's get a take of where this is coming from and where it will go. marc short, president trump's former white house legislative affairs director, good to have you again, sir. >> thanks, chris, for having me on. >> let's do a little housekeeping to get it out of the way. when you were leaving the white house, you signed some type of document that is being called an anti-disparagement document, and now that you're giving commentary, people are going to say, well, are you allowed to be negative about the president? what do you have to say? >> there is no

you have to tell the truth.hological liar, is not going to talk to robert mueller. he is incapable of telling the truth, but at a certain point, he's going to hit the wall where the truth and reality are going to come smack him upside the head, and he's going to have big problems. big, big problems. >> sorts of an oops upside your head moment. >> it's going to be the biggest political plot twist you'll have ever seen in the history of this country, because you have a guy lying, by the way, admitting to crimes all over the place. everybody in this administration is committing crimes and admitting to it, but at a certain point, they're going to be held accountable. the first step is for us to take back the house and start having the right kind of hearings that will get the truth out. then ultimately, over time, people hopefully will come around to accepting the truth because if we don't, then we don't have democracy anymore. >> i wonder in your view about a character who knows they're lying versus doesn't care and

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fox news matt fin tells us the judge -- finn tells us the judge set his bail at $5 million and rejected a defense motion to keep cameras out of the courtroom. >> reporter: wearing striped prison garb and shackles. christian rivera was head into court this afternoon and charged with the death of 20- year-old mollie tibbetts. i.c.e. agents say rivera is from mexico and has been in the united states illegally for four to seven years. police say rivera confessed that on july 18th he followed mollie tibbetts during her nightly jog. he told investigators she pleaded with him to stop trailing her and said she was going to call police on her cell phone. rivera then claims he blacked out. when he came to, tibbetts was in his trunk with a bloody skull. police say rivera led them to a cornfield where they found what they believed to be tibbetts' body. rivera worked at yarrabee farms not far from where the body was found. a yarrabee farms spokesperson said rivera worked there four years but today corrected their national statement by saying they did not use the federal e- verify system to screen ri

telling katy tur they should be very worried.ur last guest, neil said, a week from now, talk about something else. going to be done. are we? >> what people worry about is the distraction that top republicans tell me if we could talk about immigration, if we could talk about the economy. we might hold on to the house. probably wouldn't, but do better. but their number one best case scenario for the fall is the president stays on message on the economy and immigration. seeing how unlikely that is. inside the white house, a feeling of betrayal from omarosa. nob liked her, respected her. talked how people were actually afraid of her. another really nuer what sknew did. her job was sort of like a joke. people are surprised by how close she's cutting to the bone and something that throws them, seems to be enjoying it, and yesterday i picked up my copy and if you look at the last line of her dedication, her acknowledgements, she ends her book, last words of her book are "to god be the glory". >> she's owning it, you were saying. reality

he could look at it and tell what's in it. he goes back to south chattanooga where he met married my mom, got a job after the war as a short order cook. he went to restaurant to restaurant and they told him we don't hire and they said n word to his face. my dad said i'm going to california. i'm going to get me a job. he walks around for a day and a half. nobody would give him a job in a restaurant because he has no references. my dad said okay, i will work for free for two weeks. give me a reference. they treated him in the same way in california they did in chattanooga, they were just more polite about it. my dad went to an unemployment office, this time just one door. the lady said i have nothing. my dad said what time do you open? 8:30. what time do you close? 5:30. my dad said i will be here from 8:30 to 5:30. sat in a chair almost a day and a half. the lady says i have something. it's a job with nabisco brand bread cleaning toilets. he took that job for ten years. took a second job with another bread company cleaning toil

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and when say opposes, i don't need to tell you this, michael, but i'll tell our viewers.it. i want to play how strongly he feels so our viewers can understand. >> chain migration is a disaster for this country. chain migration is terrible. chain migration is a killer. >> chain migration, it's horrible, it's horrible. >> the chain is like a disaster. you bring one person in, you end up with 32 people. you come in, and now you can bring your family. and then you can bring your mother and your father, you can bring your grandmother. we have to end chain migration. we have to end chain migration. >> your client, including the first lady clearly don't agree. >> well, tell us how you think, mr. president. let me take off one-half as the first lady's immigration lawyer and her family and put on my own personal hat. it's unconscionable to scare people into bringing that you cannot bring nephews. you cannot bring uncles. you can't bring 32 people. this whole notion of chain migration is a beautiful notion called family reunification. imagine this. people will work harder and love

but i'll tell you there ain't enough of them. if people who want to fight hate and realize they have to do something about it, that'll matter too much. >> there is a great article you should read and it's called "white nationalists are winning." adam is going to be on and talk to us about this. and we're going to have a similar conversation. thank you, chris. >> i'll be watching. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. and this is day that tells you pretty much everything you need to know about our president, okay? this is how president trump began his day. tweeting -- of course, tweeting, right? about omarosa manigault-newman, former assistant to the president and not at all coincident apprentice. she was fired from the white house from her job last december and of course is now plugging a book. the president calls her whacky, vicious, not smart, nasty. so why did he hire her, and why did he keep her in the white house for nearly a year? simple as the president says, quote, she only said great things about me. so there you hav

. >> when you tell me he should testify because he's going to tell the truth, and he shouldn't worry, that's silly. it's somebody's version of the truth. not the truth. he didn't have a conversation. >> truth is truth. i don't mean to go -- >> it isn't truth. truth isn't truth. >> we have a good sense, obviously, of what mr. mcgahn testified to. >> you don't know 100% of what he testified to to mr. mueller? >> i think threw john doud we have a pretty good sense. >> this shows what a legal team the president had. >> michael cohen's legal problems just got much much worse over the past weekend which, of course, applies even more pressure to donald trump. >> prosecutors considering filing charges by the end of the month. >> and over the weekend, president trump taking the extraordinary step, again, of wading into a criminal trial that is ongoing. >> i think the whole manafort trial is very sad. >> this important summit. social media is a part of our children's daily lives. it can be used in many positive ways, but can also be distracting and harmful when used incorrectly. >> you can say