north of the arctic circle reindeer heard a rave alexandersson is on his way to the mountains near trum south it is here in the arctic where climate change is happening much faster than anywhere else in the world and he's responding by doing something that reindeer herders here have never done before he's feeding his herd roaming freely in the wilderness on not a good not to it's nature doesn't provide enough food for the animals during the whole year they simply have to be fed by us so we can live off of them. but it's crazy providing concentrate so that we can eat meat it doesn't make sense. but we have no other choice. first centuries reindeer were able to find enough to eat in the mountains even in winter they can find grass and moss several metres under the snow it sounds paradoxical but the increased temperatures make it almost impossible for the reindeer to find food grave alexandersson explains the problem. here we can see it very clearly. this is the ground here. the snow is very wet but the ground should be frozen. it's very easy right now to just stick your finger in there an

president trum has never been confronted like that in his oval office.largely surrounded himself by aides who are in aeement. it's clear why republicans weren't invited. sat wasposed to be off-camera. he invited the cameras in. all sidesno were, you showing off a little bit. a, it solidified nancy pelosi's speakership position or certainly helped her toward that. but this is a window into the t factt president trump is not going to get everything he wants. but an unspoke dynamic there was the one between schumer and talk a which we don lot about. we'll talk about it next year. but that is interesting as well. so ionder if the president will try and divide them at all. antheyt give him an inch. his presidency could have been so much different had he started with infrastructure with his olh friend chucker. but that's water under the bridge. >> seung min, a moment for leader pelosi. she fends off a moderate rebelian, rebels inside of her conference, almost immediately after that whole >> exactly. this is one of the arguments that she and her allies are maki

i do not see how donald trum will let this go.can point to and did?what i i think for a president who we know was kind ofraised on broadc that's how he made it to this point, ion't see a, how he lets the wall go. or b, how aemocrat who can challe him can challenge him withou saying vote for me becaus i can beat the snot out of donald trum and we're going to march him down pennsylvania avenue i feel like the nextwo years, regard who have runs the house and senate is going to be very m about the optics of 2020. what are you going to see teat e end of 2020 that made you feel like you spent you or wasted your time? >> t number one promise that donald made was to deliver this wall. that's why we're not giving it. joshua talking about is they'r literally saying out loud, and i think democrats have to find msomebodybe who julian castro if he's going to . i think what democratic base is lookin for is someone that is going to be in your o face kind candid someon who is not going to be the aall ni all passive and i'm beat h >> you said some

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north of the arctic circle reindeer heard a rave alexandersson is on his way to the mountains near trum south it is here in the arctic where climate change is happening much faster than anywhere else in the world and he's responding by doing something that reindeer herders here have never done before he's feeding his herd roaming freely in the wilderness. if nature doesn't provide enough food for the animals during the whole year they simply have to be fed by us so we can live off of them. but it's crazy providing concentrate so that we can eat it doesn't make sense. but we have no other choice. for centuries reindeer were able to find enough to eat in the mountains even in winter they can find grass and moss several metres under the snow it sounds paradoxical but the increased temperatures make it almost impossible for the reindeer to find food grave alexandersson explains the problem. here we can see it very clearly. this is the ground here. the snow is very wet but the ground should be frozen. it's very easy right now to just stick your finger in there and touch soil in december. tha

north of the arctic circle reindeer heard a rave alexandersson is on his way to the mountains near trum south it is here in the arctic where climate change is happening much faster than anywhere else in the world and he's responding by doing something that reindeer herders here have never done before he's feeding his herd roaming freely in the wilderness on not a good no two in its nature doesn't provide enough food for the animals during the whole year they simply have to be fed by us so we can live off of them. but it's crazy providing concentrate so that we can eat meat it doesn't make sense. but we have no other choice. first centuries reindeer were able to find enough to eat in the mountains even in winter they can find grass and moss several metres under the snow it sounds paradoxical but the increased temperatures make it almost impossible for the reindeer to find food grave alexandersson explains the problem. go on here we can see it very clearly. this is the ground here. the snow is very wet but the ground should be frozen. it's very easy right now to just stick your finger in

but the fact that trum issued, his twitter account has been silent for some 19 or 20 hours, that wasspicion for people. the president was about to be it epoint where he would have been the first sitting president not to make a visit to the troops during this holiday season. but in fact, they have been planning this trip for some time, the president said over a month ago he but we expected it would come in the coming weeks and months and now we know it happening the day after christmas. remember, ryan, the government is still partially shut down. this is a time when the government isn't even running on full cylinders. it clearly president trump doing this part of the job that i think he would have got i don't know some criticism for had he not made a trip at some point in his second term to see a war zone, especially at a time when he's planning on reevaluating the u.s. commitment in parts of the region in syria and perhaps in afghanistan as well, ryan. >> abby phillip live at the white house. >> and let's get the perspective of admiral kirby. what does it mean to them, especially ove

president trum saysnterior secretary ryan zinke will leave at the end of the siar. the pnt tweeting the announcement today. zinke played a leading part in the president's efforts to roll back environmental regulations. he's also facing federalat investns into his travel, political activity and potential conflicts of interest. mr. trump says zinke's replacement will be announced next week. that news after the president announced that mick mulvaney will be the acting white house i chief of staff. right now he's budget director. it's unclear why the president referred tos mulvaney s"acting" in hn to be new job. >>> virginia state police say a shannonok off from airport in fredericksburg yesterday morning. investigators say he banked left when the wind caught the single engine plane and forced the plane to crash. the pilot died at the hospital. he was the only person on board. >>> a small creature found in rock creek, environmentalists reveal what the discovery means for the body of water. >>> here in aura and across the country, around the world, volunteers placing wat

. >> el presidente trdonald trum s asegura que mexico ya esta pa pagando la construccion del muro fronterizo como lo prometio, lo dijo despues de su llamada con el presidente lobandres manuel lopez obrador, donde hbalarab e del tema migratorio, segun la a andres manuel lopez obrador, no tocaron el tema del muro. >> entro solo al salon de pal i palacio nacional, con e l p presidente de mexico como una o sombra estaba el presidente de l los estados unidos . >> fue muy buena la conversaci n conversacion, amistosa, respet respetuosa, hablamos el tema g migratorio . >> loandres manuel lopez obrad a anuncio por twitter que hablo o con tdonald trump, quien respo i respondio tambien en twitter: i(informacion en pantalla(). segun lobandres manuel lopez o r obrador, no hablaron del muro. >> no se ha tratado el tema, fue una platica respetuosa. >> segun tdonald trump con el e nuevo acuerdo de libre comercio: i(informacion en pantalla). >> sein embargo, falta aproabban del congreso, los democratas en la crepamara de representante u denuncian que donald trump los amenaza con el cierre del gobierno si no

a one strike but perhaps you only get two what would it take then kristie you think the president trum to make the distinction that everybody else in the rest of the world seems to be doing and that is to separate out the crown prince who it is believed to have been behind this atrocious that and the rest of the authorities in saudi arabia president seems unwilling or incapable of doing that well the president's relying on his advisors. and those who have briefed him on this matter his secretary of state my pump a.o. has said that this will not be the final word in the us response to this action secretary maddest secretary of defense has said that any type of backing away or minimizing of our relationship with saudi arabia that would embolden iran would be disastrous for the national security the united states and so i think the president's trying to balance the facts that he's receiving from his advisors with the morality that we know as united states americans we want to be the shining city on the hill we have to also develop some type of a measured response that does not permit this

trum >>'ll be announcing that over the next day or two, but john will be leaving at the end of the year. he's been with me almost two years now, as you know. >> the president says the nfft chief of say be on an interim basis. >>> the charlottesville community is hoping the guilty verdict will help the city h wl. james fielas convinged of murder -- convicted of murder for killing heather heyer at the unite rally. and after the verdict last night, survivors of the attack celebrated the conviction and paid tribute tor. heye prison. face life in >>> parts of the city of lights set on fire tonight. more raging protesting, injuring more than a hundred people. >>> and a slip of the tongue or discrimination? a schoolteacher is fired because a schoolteacher is fired because h what z339qz z16 a schoolteacher is fired because h what y339qy y16fy [ bell rings ] >>> pandemonium in paris, the city of lights on edge during another weekend of violent clashes between protesters and rslice. protes smashed the windows and police fired tear gas o t crowd. french officials say over 130 people including some

laura: in other news, the trum administrati has banned bump stocks, whh allow semiotic weapons to fire hundreds of rounds per minute. on owners have 90 days to turn indestroy the devices. calls to ban bump stocks increased after last year's las vegas shooting in which 58 people were killed.th manager of manchester united has been sacked from the englise prleague club. he has been under growing tessure after his football team made the worst staa season in nearly three decades. actor and director penny marshall has died at the age of 75. she costarred in the hit american tv show "laverne & shirley" before movifi onto to box ce success behind the camera with films including "big" and "a league of eir own." family says she died peacefully at their home in the hollywood hills. the democratic republic of congo is holding elections this week, two years after they were delayed by theovernment. the new leaders will face stubbornly high levels of poverty, which endured despite the drc's many natural resources. the bbc's africa correspondent alastair leithead spenty six weeks traveling the congo

nichol nicholas back trum. he opened e storing on an assist.sing the scoring after ovy gave up an emptyr net to give away a goal. overshadowed on ahe nightre he put up big numbers. everyone knows how special number 19 truly is. >> he thows leadership step up and do that job. i think big l toet him have that and not being sell fish. i think that shows leadership. >> the hatet trick is somng he doesn't have them very often for him. is not known as a goal scorer. so happy for him. he's one othe best players in the tame gaim right now -- in the game right now. he's special. he's a true leader. >> high school football. noah kim and his bulldogs going or a state championship four pete. his name on the mark. 78-yard strike to taylor morin. eagles g teo pl. quest powell. hi hi hits omari hatcher. eagles swarming here.ye a pr leaves on a stretcher into an ambulance. freedom pul ahead. taylor morin in at quarterback. streaks 75 yards to the house. he had a fumble recovery for a touchdown as well. 25 seconds left. westfield down 7. fourth in one. the eagl

acknowledging making this $150,000 payment to karen mcdou gal, who said she had an affair with donald trumoks like a real serious felony. now there are a lot of fingers being pointed at the trump mpaign. jane: but if a sitting president cannot be prosecuted or indicted, why would this actually matter? anthony: we don't know that. that is justice departmentth guidelines tha cannot bring charges against a sitting ent, but it has never be litigated or decided by the supreme court. some say fight that battle and see what happens for the at the very least from a night it -- entifying donald trump a a co-conspirator has a serious political cost. there are other things i could wait until the gets out of the ency that could cause hi headaches for years to come. jane: critics, including mr. trump himself, say this has gone a long way it's the start of the mueller inquiry into russian meddling. however we got to this? -- how have we got to this? anthony: although robert mueller's mandate was to investigate russian electiri meddling ands along the way, and they handed off the cohen case york and they

another rounof high-profile administration departures and that partial government ishutdown, president trum again lashing out on twitter, renewing his public attacks on the federal reserve. we begin with nbc's garrett haake. >> reporter: this christmas ev the stock market delivering investors a lump of coal. the market down more than 20% from its recent highs. experts say the turmoil in washington isn't helping. >> this s been something that the president has got to own because he has started a fight, he's basically continuing a trade war, he's getting into it with congress leading to a shutdown, and he is threatening to fire the head of the federal reserve. >> reporter: treasury secretary calls from n making his mexican vacation to the heads of the u.s.'s six largest banks. meant to be as suring, but having the opposite effect. the president hunkered down at the white house, his florvaa tion canceled due to the shutdown, blaming the economy's troubles on the federal reserve, tweeting they don't have a feel for the market. with congress out of town until thursday, complaining abouthe utdown

details in here about exactly what michael cohen has been tellingorederal invests about president trum the invescagation, and use he has provided such significaninformation and continues to provide such information, they recommend that well he gets a substantial sentence it not be as bad as it could be. one thing that is interesting that we see from these documents, theueller memo talks substantially about the trump tower in moscowproject and ichael cohen lied to congress about tt project, specifically, mueller says, to minimizeen links bethe moscow project an individual one, which we know is president trump. and talks about how he continue to work with the russian government and the trump company and trump himself through the slmpaign, which they previ said they had not. and ev relevanton -- it says and useful information concerning cohen's contacts wit persons connec the white time during the 2017 period. we are talking aboutwehe campaign a is after trump came into office. rajini: how explosive could this be in the context of an investigation looking into whether the trump campaign c

. > there are reports tonight that federal prosecutors are investigating whether presidents trum inaugural committee misspent money. according to dow jones, the criminal probe is in itsarly stages and it's examining whether some of the committee's toponors gave money in exchange for access to the incoming trumpdministration. e probe arose out of materials seized as part of the investation into the president's former lawyer, michael cohen. >>> the president took aim at general motors. time do yoe a fox television interview where he said the auto maker would not be treated well. his comments in response to gm's recent edition to cut about 15,000 jobs and close plants. >> tell me a couple of weeks before chrisas she is close attention in ohio and michigan, not acceptable to me. and she is either going to on fast or somebody else is going to go in. but general motors is not goin to be treated well. >> the president made the comments midday and that's about the same time that the stock starte drifting lower. >> renault board says the that carlos ghosn is remaining as thn chai and ceo. ghosn is

be one strike but perhaps you only get two what would it take then kristie you think the president trum to make the distinction that everybody else in the rest of the world seems to be doing and that is to separate out the crown prince who it is believed to have been behind this atrocious that and the rest of the authorities in saudi arabia president seems unwilling or incapable of doing that well the president's relying on his advisors and those who have briefed him on this matter his secretary of state my pump aoe has said that this will not be the final word in the u.s. response to this action secretary mabus secretary of defense has said that any type of backing away or minimizing of our relationship with saudi arabia that would embolden iran would be disastrous for the national security of united states and so i think the president's trying to balance the facts that he's receiving from his advisors with the morality that we know as united states americans we want to be the shining city on the hill we have to also develop some type of a measured response that. was not permit this to

trum ally and republican senator lindsey graham said he spent two hours strategizing with the president. >> he was in a very good mo, and i think he's reseptember i have to making a deal if it achieves his s gof securing our board sneer graham claimed president trump is open-minded to a compromise that would extend wor permits and temp d ittle legal status to qualifundocumented immigrants in exchange for billions to build border barriers that tr mrp calls a wall. today's private meeting comes as the president spent a fourth straight day with no public events, but active on twitter the president blasting democrat who left town and are not concerned about the s.afety and security of americ >> what donald trump and the republicans want to do is waste $5 billion in taxpayer money on an ineffective medieval border wall that is a fifth century solution to a 21st century problem. >> reporter: it's renovation, nne tiation today on capitol hill where office moves are under way as democrats take power in the house. trump adviser kellyanne conway growing impatient. >> we haven't heard fr them. it'

donald trump was sitting down for dinner with china's president seizing pain in argentina last saturday trum claims he didn't know that this arrest was happening at the same time but china views it all as a national embarrassment particularly because maine is considered to be corporate royalty in china not only is she the chief financial officer of huawei which is the preeminent telecommunications company in china but she's also the daughter of that company's founder so she's widely respected among chinese business elites and their condemnation of her arrests has been swift and scathing they're accusing the u.s. and canada of kidnapping and all of this is happening under the context of the renewed trade negotiations between the u.s. and canada president she is likely to be pressured now to resist more accommodations to the u.s. and none of this bodes well for an end to this escalating trade war that is just wreaking havoc on the economies of both nations the shell right heidi castro live in washington d.c. thank you heidi iran's president says donald trump's decision to reimpose sanctions ag

. >> right nows president trum ex-lawyer michael coh is being sentenced in manhattan. this a look at cohen and hismi faly making his way to the courthouse. he pleaded guilty to an array of tax evasion and financial crimes. prosecutors are pushing f at least four years in prison. we areeeping an e on today's developments. we're going to update you as so as we learn more. congress has nine days left to avoid a partial government shutdown a shutdown. in disp e,$5 billion in money that president trump wants for a border wall. we'll have moren the attack in france next but first, tracie potts has the latest on a possible ptial government shutdown. >> you do not have the votes in the house. nancy, i do. >> reporter: divided government on fulle display in oval office. president trump and democrats at odds on howth or w to keep the government open. >> the last time, chuck, you shut it down. >> no, no, no. >> and then you opened it very quick quickly. want to do what you did >> 20 times you have called for i will shut down the governmeni don't get my wall. >> reporter: presider

republicanos tienen hasta el 21 de diciembre para ponerse de acuerdo y asÍ evitar el cierre del gobierno, que trumronteriza el mes pasado, para detener los inmigrantes que lanzando piedras y otrosy les buscaban forzar su entrada a los estados unidos para solicitar asilo. la senadora por californiapuso en entredicho la acciÓn de los agentes, quienes dispararon gases contra mujeres y niÑos migrantes. un procedimiento, que aclarÓ, que no lo autoriza el manual para el uso de fuerza de esa corporaciÓn. >> no hay justificaciÓn para el uso de gas lacrimÓgeno, que tampoco se usa en escenas de guerra. se estÁ usando cuando se dan cuenta que hay menores. francisco: en la audiencia, el comisionado se defendiÓ seÑalando que sus agentes se enfrentan a un verdadero empato de inmigrantes. que hay un arresto diario de un promedio de 2000 personas a lo largo de toda la frontera, en su mayorÍa familias, por lo que se vive una crisis humanitaria y de seguridad nacional. el senador cuestionÓ al comisionado por su intento de implementar la separaciÓn sistemÁtica de padres y niÑos migrantes , escrito en abril pasado ca

a one strike but perhaps you only get two what would it take then christi you think the president trum to make the distinction that everybody else in the rest of the world seems to be doing and that is to separate out the crown prince who it is believed to have been behind this atrocious that and the rest of the authorities in saudi arabia president seems unwilling or incapable. doing that well the president's relying on his advisors and those who have briefed him on this matter his secretary of state my pump a.o. has said that this will not be the final word in the us response to this action secretary maddest secretary of defense has said that any type of backing away or minimizing of our relationship with saudi arabia that would embolden iran would be disastrous for the national security the united states and so i think the president's trying to balance the facts that he's receiving from his advisors with the morality that we know as united states americans we want to be the shining city on the hill we have to also develop some type of a measured response that does not permit this to

. >> president trum you will not get your wall. abandon your shutdown strategy. you're not gting it today, next week or on january 3rd when democrats take o controlthe house. >> we will keep you updated on what happens in thte college mi in the senate and beyond. in the meantime, if there is a partial shut some agencies will stay open anyway and some will be closed. >> they have quarters of the federal government has been funded through next september but a stdown could leave several agencies in limbo. in all, more than 800,000 would be affected. agencies like homeland security, doj. about half ofho would be sent home. the others would be forced to stay and work without pay. we hav seen this pay out before and there's usually back pay when the shutdown ends. but that's not guaranteed. and itan take a while to get it back up and running and everything to get sorted out. furloughed workers would not be allowed to useea their and essential employees would have theirs canceled if they ha to work through the shutdown. meanwhile, medicare and medicaid should be able to

to much of a blow is this putt presiden -- president trum. >> not much. somehas been in motion for time. this is not a surprise. the attorney general has been aggressively investigating of charitable funds for political purposes and personal purposes. trump buty president by his family members in their recent months is why you make such a big deal. we told you we were going to wind it down. they can't wind it down until okay. said it's they've at least reached that point where the ag allowing them to do what they said they will do. >> what does it say about the ethics surrounding the trump foundation? if the foundation was there to do lot of money to different it has toand causes, be wound down. this is the president's foundation? >> yes. not started during or after his political -- it was established before. given that he thrust himself in the lime light and all of focused on how the charity was behaved. there was a report about misuse, use of funds to buy a himself.of trump it was basically almost like a kitty, slush fund for the his family to use and t

president trum continues to lash out increasingly, calling it a witch hunt.ou for joining us. and nbc news will be followingt all thedevelopments on nbc news at 7:00ight here. >>> christmas trees can be pretty to look at and many love the sme of fresh pine. but for some there are real consequences. t is called christmas tree syndrome. they can cause sneezing, itchy, watery eyes ane s head congestion as .we spores will continueo grow in the home as long as you have the christmas tree. >> you can havehe christmas tree farm put it on the shaker before you takeit. artificial trees come with allergy problems of their own though. they gather dust when they're stored and that's another issueful. >> yeah. what do you like? >> i love a real tree. >>> a major medicine recall has people confoued. shld they take their blood pressure medicine or skip it? >>> also, common household items up in flames. what you need to do to hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love at comcastow our c

president trump and democratic leaders uck schumer and nancy pelosi are set to meet with president trumh at the whise today to discuss the way to keep the government open with the shutdown deadline looming for the 21stf this month. the biggest sticking point continues to be border wall funding. he won $50 million f his border wall. there's no indication that democrats willive him anywhere near that. it comes as he announced that chief of staff john kelly is out and people are lining up t replace him. nick ayers had been expected tn take the role temporarily. now the president is scrambling for a b. multiple courses tell nbc news e controversial acting attorney general matt whitaker along with the budget director and conservative freedom caucus mondayn that said on serving in that role would be an incredible honor. whoever it is, will fac looming legal and political challenges. all of that and more coming up on today. hundreds of students packed the halls demanding a select committee on climate change solutions beestablished. arrested. ors were >> paul manafort is expected in court today

. >> president trum you will not get your wall. abandon your shutdown strategy.xt week or on january 3rd when democrats take o controlthe house. >> we will keep you updated on what happens in thte college mi in the senate and beyond. in the meantime, if there is a partial shut

where democrats continued to clown themselves, it's the best chance for americans to see president trumesident trump's commitment to transparency and throwing them that kind of meeting. but $5 billion for a wall, that's a lot of money in human history. they were able to find 150 billion for barack obama to give to an american enemy, to the biggest state sponsor of terrorism around the world and to a country that murders americans and kidnaps them and holds them and it disappears them, they found 150 billion for that but they can't find 5,000,000,002 secure the american people. why is that the case? why does $5 billion to secure the border, why is that not possible for them? but they found that kind of money, and extraordinary amount of money. since 1990, the five sectors where we had built the wall, over 90% of illegal traffic was ended. that cut it down by over 90% in every single place where we build a serious secure wall and barrier. that's what we know, that's what the american people want and that's what the president must, and i know you would agree, must play hardball here. he is

as a matter of fact i think drug cartels should be designated terrorist organizations as president trum president trump. >> laura: i think there are a lot of people who are trying to incentivize and give people false hope that this is all going to work out well for them. the politicians i have no words for them. i want to know what happened in those eight hours, i think dhss to be forthcoming really fast about the timeline more than they have done. i think blaming the border patrol, i don't think any press conferences that nadler has done for the victims of crimes at the hands of cartels or illegal aliens in the united states -- i don't remember it. i don't remember much of it. great conversation, thanks so much. some political losers hit the president on the way out the door. a pbs new orleans christmas special and an inspiring moment from a national airport, we could use some inspiration. all that in "friday follies" next. perfect! nobody knows young readers like we do... barnes & noble ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray. president trump announcing on twitter

caroline: trying to steady the market, we're hearing from a trum aide that fed's powell is 100% safes job. clearly we're hearing from many areas whether it's the u.s. government or the head chief of certain central banks trying to calm the market after we see this volatility. i want to get your take on what it means for 2019. what it means in terms of the divergence or convergence trade. we have seen in 2018 initially the u.s. outperformed the rest of the market. that has faded a away. i'm looking at a preyum -- premium in the u.s. close to the premium we see in terms of valuations you get in europe. you got europe trading back 12 times. asia trading similar. meanwhile we have the u.s. trading about 13 times. the premium has come away from how much those valuations are higher in the u.s. from your perspective do valuations have to fall further for the u.s. to outperform? >> i think valuations have to fall further because if you look at forward val cases -- valuation, after all when you look at price it is a caution. it is one number divided by the other. and the forward multiple havi

make public right now.oc >> theuments say he lied when he denied having contacts p this year with the trum administration, but they don't say what it was about. in new york there was a single sentence for michael cohen guilty pleas, fraud as well as campaign financ violations. for hush money payments to stormy daniels and another woman wholaimed they had sexual encounters with trump. cohen's lawyers argued against the sentence, but others suggest he should get at least thr years in prison. meantime former fbi director james comey was interviewed by house republicans in the closed session for about seven hours.ey say the fbi went easy on hillary clinton but extra tough nt trump. >> we could have done this in open setting, and two, when you read the transcript, you'll see we'retalking, again, about clinton clinton's e-mails. i'm not sure we need to do this at all. >> former trump mpaign adviser, george papadopoulos wa released aft12 days in a deral prison camp. he promised to provide dirt on clinton. cohen will be sentenced next week. manafort will have to wait until march. pete williams, nb

able to make this deal is because of her actions and, like you said, the way she handled drpt onald trumm thing since she's been trying to get her votes together to become speaker when the vote comes to the floor january 3rd is never mind that i'm the only woman in the room in these meetings, which is a big thing for her, also, i'm the best qualified and i'm not afraid to say it. i have the experience and the ability, the strength and courage to stand up and go toe to toe with not just the president but everybody else there and there's nobody else who has that experience, both on a legislative level and a tactical level to do that. >> and you covered that very well in your series "the bad ass women of washington." she had this moment, walked out of the white house in the coat, putting the sunglasses on. >> and it caught on. she wore this coat in 2013 at obama's second inaugural, no one really paid attention to it. it had that sort of funnel neck, which looked kind of cool, and it was that bright, burnt orange color. the coat was from six years ago, almost six years ago and now they're go

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you need to beat president trum president trump.is what should be the goal. it is fascinating to see what they do. >> some people view it when you see all these candidates, it is a sign of weakness. i think it also shows a real sign of health. this reminds me of the 2016 feel, the republicans all felt that the field was open to them. there was no incumbent. they knew they would be running against someone who was pretty unpopular. it has a lot of the similaritie similarities. let the voters kind of way in here and indicate who they might get behind. we'll see how it goes. i noticed that one poll showed a lot to favor for a candidate to named later. someone who hasn't yet named. >> bret: jason? >> may be a cast of thousands, it seems like right now an awful lot of them are falling over one another to get a spot on the left. i just pretty crowded over there with elizabeth warren and cory booker and kamala harris spirit i am not sure that the dams will be looking for someone like that to replace trump in the past democrats may be more m

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for one thing, you can't change trum and also kelly wanted t same thing as trump.st projected ourselves on to kelly cause his face always looked the way we felt. [ laughter ]bu now we know, that's just his face. [ light laughter ] thg 's his "everything is go great" face. [ laughter ] here he is, blowing out thca les on his birthday cake. [ laughter ] d here is john kelly on roller coaster. [ laughter ] fact, kelly served a president for whom lawbreaking was apparently so routine that tillerson had to routinely explain to theresident that the things he wanted to do were illegal. >> when the president wored say, "well what i want to do, and here's how i want to do it." and i'd have to say to him, "well, mr. president, i understand what you want to do but you can't do it that way. it violates the la it violates a treaty." >> seth: the secretary of state had to explain to the president that what he wanted to do was illegal.i n't even imagine what that was. "yes, mr. president, we have the technology but you can't just toot someone into space. it's illegal, and of that

. >> but so far there is no evidence that there was a crime between the trum am campaign which was thenvestigation. if this investigation produces a crime as he paid off a stripper as that is the basis of all of this, well, there is -- or a porn star, excuse me. paid off a porn star. >> a very important difference. >> and a "playboy" model. >> but bottom line is there is no major crime that doesn't list the thrust of the investigation. they haven't gotten that. unless they do, all of these other things are simply not rising to the level. >> when with you were senator, you voted in favor of impeaching bill clinton on the basis of a lie. which was about as personal conduct. it wasn't about white water. it wasn't about something -- now that being said, i think there is going to be a lot more there. >> we'll see. >> in addition to these payoffs. but be careful about history. >> this is what i think has been unfair. i said from the -- i called for an independent investigation before one was named. i want answers. i want people that broke the law to be held actable, period. but what is been

what folks in the caravan are now demanding of president trum president trump. hint: it's not asylum. raymond arroyo is here to break down the body language inside yesterday's oval office slugfest between president trump and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. a look at the outrageous new dick cheney movie coming up in "seen and unseen." devin nunes will be here to tell you why the democrats ending corruption probe at the fbi is bad news for the country and what we can do about it. first, immigration truth democrats denied. that's the focus of tonight's angle. congressmen and senators are supposed to be fighting for the american people. their constituents. but when nancy pelosi and chuck schumer pounced on the president in the oval office yesterday, for whom exactly were they fighting? >> we have a disagreement about the wall, whether it's effective or not. not on border security but on the wall. speak with you can't have very good border security without the wall. >> that's not true. that's a political promise. border security is a way to effectively honor our resp

here's the problem: the investigation intoo donald trum, judge, would not exist without the dossier. don't take my word for it. i get it, the anti-trump crowd, they see me an enormous support of the president, don't trust me. take the number two at the fbi, former number two, andy mccabe's word for it, who actually said they would not have had a case without the dossier. think about where we are. they spied on the trump team based on a hoax w document that the number two at the fbi himself said they wouldn't have had a case without. how does that not bother everyone listening right now?yb beyond me. >> judge jeanine: the amazing part of it, monica, you've got jim comey -- we just saw the reaction and that sound, where he he is insulted, the president is the liar, the president and his acolytes, when the truth that is jim comey andnd the eight upper echelon of the fbi, they are gone, they are the acolytes, they are the one pushing this false narrative. one is being recommended for criminal prosecution by the doj, that being mccabe. >> mr. comey is a master of projection, judge. he is

we do need to see leaders on both sides of the aisle, certainly led by president trum president trumpembracing compromise as a central part of the legislative toolbox. that has not happened yet. we also need to see truth from the president, we have a lot of republicans following in his footsteps, talking about ten terrorists are trying to the border. this issue should not be led with lies, it should be led with american values and laws. >> shannon: much of the information is coming from the dhs, directly citing the department of homeland security for a lot of the stats he is using. matt, to bring you in here. >> a lot more than ten terminals. >> shannon: terrace, that is a distinction. >> here is bottom line. we should make sure the people who come into this country go through the process that every legal person who has residency in this country has to go through. part of that is making sure you have a background checked on. i'm comfortable with that. i'm a pro-immigration, but if we somehow upset that process, we are putting people at risk, and that is a big mistake. democrats have t

i think you've gotmi to -- trums going to a miss paul ryan a lot when he has to face nancy pelosi across the table. >> i think to mary's point about the right person at the right time, paul ryan spent years kind of pulling together a binder of ideas that it was really detailed, called his better way plan. you look through it and of course he didn't accomplish everything. i think in particular on anti-poverty programs, i think paul ryan would have liked to do more to make those promote work eand advancement more than they do now. a lot of it, like tax reform and you see he was able to accomplish a lot of that and it's easy to forget that when the better way document came out, it was glibly dismissed as outdated or impossible to pass or just fantasy. now we see a lot of it as law. >> paul: what about the criticism of paul ryan from the left, that he wasn't critical enough of donald trump on a matter of personal behavior and statements? is that a fair rap in your view? >> no, it's not fair. because, look, whether or not they agree on everything, donald trump and paul ryan belong to the same

. >> well, i think michael's right, you know, when we look at it through the prism of donald y trum knowy to look at it is bush sr. would drop the first-person pronoun, the personal pronoun, because his mother always told him not to use the big "eye," not to gloat. so he would start sentencing like the danaarver imitation, "can't act, just have to be me." he would drop the "i," and now we're livingn this world that's all about the "i" with donald trump.wo the wholld is having to pivot to trump's narcissistic "i." and, you know, one heartbreaking thing was when-- in bush's book of letters, he wrote a letter ta his son he said, "if you ever need to distance yourself from me when you'r running, don't feel bad about it." >> woodruff: margaret warner, you were parof a story that lives in history. agu wrote-- you were a reporter for "newsweek" mine, and you had done a lot of reporting about his campaign in the 1980, when he was running for president. and your editor at "newsweek" gave it the title "the wimp factor." >> "fighting the wimp factor." >> woodruff: "fighting the wimp factor." tell b

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these hacks to kovcovering trum. not taking the rallies live.he word "lie" to describe what president trump was saying. have we really though figured out how to cover him or these sort of tweaks? >> there has been a big evolution of using the word "lie" because of the volume. think back to inauguration day. the trump fibs he said it was sunny when it was rainy on inauguration day. i don't think that's horrific. some of the lies about voter fraud are horrific and those are the ones we have to focus on. not all lies are created equally but with trump, it does come back to the lying. that is the story sometimes. not just what she's sayihe's sae have to continue to zoom in on that and recognize some of the half truths, there's a truth in the half. what i mean is trump's story telling skills. the reason why he tells these elaborate stories that are fictions. there's reasons to that and i think we have to bring on literary critics or tv critics to understand sometimes why he's telling these stories and why the stories he tells are so appealing to a po

mueller is now connecting the dots between a massive obstruction intended to hide the treeuth about the trum campaign, trump, his business organization and his family from the investigators. >> from your sources and the folks you talked to, how much longer do you expect this to go on for? because i think there is sort of an exhaustion from members of the public and even some members of the media about this ongoing scandal. >> certainly there have been no leaks out of mueller's shop, and we don't know how long it's going to go on except he keeps developing new information. and as we saw in the important filings with the court on friday, this is crucial information that contradicts directly what president donald trump has been saying over the weekend, namely that somehow he's been exonerated by the special prosecutor. to the contrary. the opposite is the case, and also i've been talking to people in washington and his aides including his legal team are well aware that at least one of the principle witnesses who has been interviewed by mueller, a major figure in this investigation, came out of