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katy terr is with me. you just spoke to anthony scaramucci today. >> yeah, i did. i spoke to him around i guess ten o'clock this morning and i asked him was he going to work under and report to john kelly, and he said he was willing to do that. he would be happy to do that, that he, quote, would do anything for him, him being donald trump, because he loved him and he would do whatever he needed him to do in this role. and then he quickly dungd into that cabinet meeting and said he would talk to me a little bit later this arch. that being said, i mean, you know anthony scaramucci, i know him. i did certainly miss the entire last week of news because i was on vakds, but scaramucci is not somebody as low-key as that conversation i just had with him suggested. >> right. >> he said he was laying low, that he was trying to just keep it cool while the storm passed, essentially. >> right. >> the storm meaning what was happening with him last week, specifically when he was talking to reason lizza of the new yorker where he went on a profanty laced tirade against the people

i'm katy terr in new york in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." general kelly meet general chaos and general dysfunction. after gist six days on the job white house communications director anthony scaramucci resigned today. he was ousted on general john kelly's first day on the job as white house chief of staff. the white house's initial statement suggested that scaramucci resigned, but just moments ago at the white house press briefing it sure sounded a lot like he was fired because of that obscene and profane enter voo view he gave to the new yorker last week. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position. and he didn't want to burden general kelly also with that line of succession. as i think we've made clear a few times over the course of the last couple of days to several of you individually, but general kelly has the full authority to operate within the white house and all staff will report to him. >> but the white house would not definitely come out and say that scaramucci was fired

dean reynolds, cbs news, terre haute, indiana. >> mason: two suspects charged today in the murders of four young men in a philadelphia suburb. the victims vanished last week. today we learned gruesome details. demarco morgan in bucks county, pennsylvania. >> we were able to secure the two weapons alleged used in the murders. >> reporter: bucks county district attorney announced sean krats and tom meo tom meo have been charged with the multiple homicide for the deaths of these mean. dean finocchiaro, tom meo tom mk sturgis and jimi tar patrick have been positively identified. >> reporter: says the men were killed by 20-year-old dinardo and 20-year-old sean krats after they lured the men on to the farmo with drugs deals. >> there was an attempt to burn the bodies to obliterate them but i don't think it was successful. >> reporter: patrick was the first to go missing to a remote area on the property and was shot and killed with a.# 2 caliber rifle. two days later authorities say dinardo and kratz shot and killed three other men. >> we found three other young men deep in the ground in an

. >> our son is an absolute warrior, and we could not be prouder of him, and we will miss him terr. >> reporter: court battles, they said, wasted precious time. >> and we are so sorry we couldn't save you. sweet dreams, baby. >> reporter: little charlie is still alive here tonight, but very soon his parents will make the heartbreaking decision to end his life support. charlie's first birthday is next week. a baby boy whose spirit will live forever, say his parents, as they let him go. bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> let's turn back home now. millions are under flash flood watches with storms all over the map, from north to south, triggering dramatic high water rescues. now a powerful system is pushing east. we get the latest on all the extreme weather from nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: with turbulent floodwaters suddenly hurtling over rockies near tucson, 17 hikers were trapped. for half the group, the only way out was up. a helicopter plucked the rest were guided out on foot. it happened after monsoon storms dumped two inches of rain in less than an hour suffocating streets and nei

it happened early this morning at the al terr park apartments. police say the man was lying in bed sleeping when gunshots woke him up. he realized he had been shot. he's expected to be okay. >>> bucks county investigators believe that smoking and an oxygen tank may be to blame. the woman got out of the burning house on june avenue, but then went back inside to try to save her -- two other people and a firefighters were hid. >>> in atlanta county, how would you like a piece of the old taj mahal hotel. items from 1200 guest rooms and suites will be up for sale, everything from beds to tvs to artwork, and room safes. the liquidation sale will run through sunday or until everything is gone. >>> turning for a fifth alert weather now, let's take a ride down the shore. some people are lucky to be extending their investigate -- vacation. >>> tammie souza is joining us now. >> the next couple days won't be agreed beach days, but when do we want the beach days? >> on the weekend. >> thank you so much. that's when you want the beach days. >> we do have some

. >> two polar married in antarctic terr territory. they took their vows along with colleagues.for something old and they drove off in a snowmobile. a big fail. a woman tries to order dominos pizza through the app. forgot main ingredients sauce and cheese. woman's son uploaded sad looking pizza online. do you see this here. dominos they was good on them. they reached out to the woman with a note that read hopefully you deleted app by now. here's ten on us and the best part they'll all have cheese and sauce, source, excuse me sauce, they also incleared ten free coupons for dejorn owe the frozen pizza you make you like those degiornao. >> how do you not order -- i order online. it's clear as day. i mean it's right there. >> because she was trying to do it through app and you just assume basics are sauce and cheese. i don't know. there's an option for extra cheese. maybe just didn't put regular cheese on it. >> we'll go with that. >> be honest you would have even that. >> yes, because it costs me any morethon a dollar i would have made the kids eat it. the burpt problem that's an i

objectivesk, our were konwnown to reduce the terr threat and build a better afghanistan for its own people. that effort has taken far longer than anyone has originally foretold. i can see that. it is a battle against insurgency w that can only beon can onlysurgency that be won by the local population. in the next few years, we can continue to improve the resilience of those forces. that is why we're uplifting our commitment, having it done previously last year, to strengthen the training of afghan forces, improve the air force, improve their counterterrorism efforts, and future officer training. ,eather: i think for many of us watching the story unfold in afghanistan, seeing the uptake of russian support to the taliban, additional regional control.king it seems like we have lost ground. secretary mattis and general nicholson has called for additional courses. will there be increased forces or a limited footprint? surge, but it doesn't feel like we want to make that commitment again. sec. fallon: the potential point of last summer where the previous administration was considering reducing t

russian state media that there is considerable potential for coordinating efforts for the inter national terr terrorism, and mass destruction weapons. they want to discuss ukraine and syria. secretary of state, rex tillerson, as he was leaving for this meeting last night said the u.s. and russia are perhaps talking about ways to cooperate in syria, including potentially safe zones. no-fly zones. >> shepard: live at state, thanks. to michael now, washington bureau chief. nice to see you, michael. >> reporter: thanks for having me. >> shepard: the main issue speaking about the united states and russia is the russians invaded an annex, part of crimea, the first time since world war ii that everything like this has ever happened. united states put sanctions on russia, and that's the first order of business. we're not going to talk to but anything else until you get out of crimea, right? >> reporter: not exactly. in fact, this hasn't been top of mind in any of president trump's statements on russia. i think there is still an issue here. there is under consideration by the white house, a request to

katy terr will be back with you same time same place monday.shi picks things um right now. >> have a great weekend. who saw that coming? for the past two years that's been perhaps the fundamental question in all of politics. think about it. nearly every day any news story orbits around that central theme. who could have predicted the 2016 election where in a field of more than a dozen candidates with last names like bush and clinton an eccentric tv reality star and billionaire would emerge as the winner. donald trump apparently now the voice of the common man. who, who could have foreseen the first few months of the trump administration, plagued with questions about russia with enough palace intrigue to make the kay os of house of cards like boring. and who could have plea dikd that after seven kwlooefrs of saber-rattling, clarm orgize for the fiery

better buy for other reasons and in addition to that, i like these microcaps el dor rad dado is doing a terr okay. phil asks for your thoughts on the auto parts companies no word if it's phil lebeau. it might be. >> look, the infrastructure in this world is going to be improved and how do you do that? a derivative is class a trucks $24 stock. and then the retailers, o'reilly's oversold and i think that's okay even though amazon is lurking independent of all of that, my own reaction is that you have to own the parts of the ecosystem inside of the week because of autonomous driving and the electric vehicle and we had a big valuation but a small price that could be topped by someone. >> because nvidia is playing a big role in the future of autonomous driving and that stock has been an unbelievable winner, are you in that name >> within the framework of a billion cars on the road, 1 billion. and there's a lot of ways to participate. i don't know if -- i'm recommending navastar and inveco which is owned by agriculture. farm equipment is going to do quite well beans are improving. there's a lot of

saying something pretty extraordinary to our own katy terr.> you think that maybe hillary clinton did not win the popular vote? >> we may never know the answer to that question -- >> how do you say we may never know the answer to that question? really? you really believe that? >> what i'm saying is let's suppose that the commission determined that there were a certain number of votes cast by ineligible voters. you still won't know whether those people voted for trump or for clinton or for somebody else. >> the votes for donald trump that led him to win the election in doubt as well? >> absolutely. >> this is a legal case, so presumably there will have to be some data floated in this courtroom. is there any ed whatsoever that we cannot know who one the 2016 election? >> no, there isn't. but that is consistent with what has been this drum beat and claim that widespread in person voter fraud happens in this country, and it's a claim that has been perpetuate by the vice chair of the commission who you just played, kansas secretary chris covac and

. >>> good evening, i'm katy terr in new york in for chuck todd. welcome to mtp daily. we begin tonight with chaos at the white house. press secretary sean spicer had has quit, so has the spokesman for mr. trump's personal legal team. the president said yesterday that he maybe should never have hired his attorney general. and a constitutional crisis may be brewing as the president looks for ways to potentially discredit or block bob mueller's met asizing investigation. this afternoon the white house's brand-new communications director anthony scaramucci tried to pull off a reset of epic proporngsz on his first day at the podium. when he spoke with reporters today on camera, he made it clear that his mission is to let trump be trump. >> i think we're doing an amazing job. the president himself is always going to be the president. i was in the oval office with him earlier today and we were talking about letting him be himself, letting him express his full identity. i think he's got some of the best political instringts in the world and programs in history. if you think ab

"mtp daily" starts right now with the fbs katy terr in for chuck todd. >> you were supposed to get ridf all the breaking news last week. >> sorry. i saved some for you. >> if it is monday, another one bites the dust. >> tonight, communications failure. white house communications director anthony scaramucci is out on john kelly's first day as white house chief of staff. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person

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a source with knowledge of the situation tells my colleague katy terr who is with me here that spicer was telling people last night he would resign if scaramucci was hired. katy is going to join me to tell us more about that. but first a short time ago, the first on-camera press briefing since june, and guess who showed up? >> i would love to have sean here. sean decided that he thought it would be better to go. and for me as it relates to sean, it speaks volumes to who he is as a human being, who he is as a team player. so his attitude is if anthony is coming in, let me clear the slate for anthony. and i do appreciate that about sean and i love him for it. but i don't have any friction with sean. is i don't have any friction with rienls. this is the white house, the united states of america. we're serving the president and i want to make sure that our kaurgt ral tell me plalt is that we put the president's agenda first, which is perfect for the american people and we serve his interests. so if be aa little bit of friction inside the white house as a result of that. it's okay. we can