. - yesterday, trump tweeted a photo of himself, quoting, "writing my inaugural address at the winterte house mar-a-lago, three weeks ago. looking forward to friday." - when you take a closer look, it appears that trump is writing the first draft of his speech with a sharpie on what appears to be the first page of a brand-new legal pad. one twitter user pointed out, "that desk sure looks exactly like the mar-a-lago receptionist desk, rather than a personal office." would the president-elect really be writing the speech there? - "writing my inaugural address." with a pen and paper, really? i'd believe it more if it was trump tweeting his inaugural address, then i'd believe it. by the way, that's an iphone. it just looks big in his hands. [laughter] now this is one of those situations where honestly, i don't believe people should waste their rage. you know, i see people going, "it's a lie! why is he lying about where he is?" calm down. is donald trump really sitting down writing his speech at that desk? no. but that's not the point. it's not a lie. it's an ad. american, you have to get

have you heard what president trump said about uc berkeley? his latest tweets are about iran he said he's put iran on notice. they were on their last leg and ready to collapse until the u.s. came along and gave it a life-line in the form of the iran deal, $150 billion. watch shares of boeing. it has a deal with iran. and potential military action that the president has been hinting at. lastly, as far as the $150 billion, that was iran's money in the first place. it was frozen and released after the nuclear deal. >>> and getting itself into a lot of controversy over president trump. the ceo admitted to changing some of the supporters's postings on reddit. they were sharing plans to back people when you say use publicly available data and publish it online. so if you're really angry, you post their address, where they go to church. >> all their personal information. >> all their personal information. >> thank you very much. >> 6:19 right now. we are in a microclimate weather alert. let's take a live look outside. this is from our dublin camera this morning. a lot

now, when president trump tweets, we make a profit. >> t 3 are using trump tweets to make money and give back to help animals. i spoke with the president of t 3, a digital marketing firm. he told me about the question they had, what do you do when trump tweets kerr when they came up with the idea, they thought it was way to turn a negative, the stocks falling, into a positive by giving back. >> take something that we thought was not political, not meant to be a political statement by us. but who doesn't love puppies and felt like a great. we also have dogs running around, we got 15 be 20 denomination here in the austin office. it was a nice dip. >> reporter: the owner told me that he can't tell you exactly how much money he has made because if he does, you can work backwards and figure out their algorithm. he said they're donating to the aspca and we learned it's located in new york city. so is this dog here, this is petey, and he's from lucky dog animal rescue. based in arlington virginia and he's being fostered right here in rockville maryland. if you want to adopt him. so jim and sara

tweets about literally everything else. and -- >> he sure z the thing that keeps me up at night really is donald trump's lack of self discipline i'm really afraid he's going to tweet something that starts a conflict abroad and i think that a lot of people share that concern. >> let me get new here. i follow his stuff and what folks say on the sell vision very closely. stephen miller saying the white house did not give him anything to say on the topic. what is a pretty unusual response, no? >> it is. i thinkly piqued a lot of interests from people watching this. i was going through the morning news letters. a lot of people were noting that specific response about general flynn. there is no sort of push back, support from the president, the president stands behind him. we saw a different reaction when kellyanne conway was counselled for promoting the line. there was a different reaction from the white house than what we're seeing from general flynn they're starting to trickle out reports that he may be in trouble. he might start to be a political liability. >> you're buy graphical information comes in handy here. you served for

>> reporter: he appears to be trying to draw a distinction between the tweet that president trump sent out calling judge jam robart a so-called judge. trying to draw the line between the president's overall attitude saying it's separate from the tweet and judge neil gorsuch was responding to a broader more general perspective on what might happen if there were disrespect toward the judiciary. the problem with that is that senator ban sasse was on this network this morning on "morning joe" talking about specifically this tweet and saying that judge gorsuch responded in a very passionate and emotional way about it. we did not get much clarity from the white house at this point as to how the white house would respond to that. i think it's worth noting that the president absolutely in sean spicer's words stands by the nomination of judge gorsuch despite everything that's developed now over the last 24 hours. >> i was talking to somebody close to donald trump a long time confidant of his and asked this person whether or not they think this was a coordinated effort by the white house to get

president trump tweeting after the ruling see you in court. the security of our nation is at stake. esident trump has not spoken to jeff sessions about the ruling yet. this is an audio recording of the president's reaction. >> we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake. it's a very, very serious situation. so we look forward, as i just said, to seeing them in court. >> those comments and the tweets suggest that it will go to the supreme court, which, of course, stands at 4-4 in terms of conservative and democrat appointments. we'll have to see what happens. >> what a first day for jeff sessions as u.s. attorney general. >>> in other news, the senate confirmed tom price as secretary of health and human services. the vote took place early this morning. this is the third confirmation of a cabinet official this week. still waiting on having a treasury secretary. that has not gone through yet. >>> in geopolitical news, president trump told xi jinping that he intends to honor the so-called one china policy. the leaders spoke by phone last night. trump previously sugg

if you feel like trump tweets like a child.hanges donald trump's tweets into how they were meant to be read-- as the crayon scribbles of a child. dial the free extension: that's "make trump tweet 8 again.com." you're welcome. coming up next "@midnight" is live. now here it is, your moment of zen. >> mr. president can you answer any questions about your contacts with the russians during the campaign? ( applause ) comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by comedy central [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> chris: it's 29 minutes until midnight, and we are live!

. >> before he even took the oath of office, trump's tweets were making the markets move. umped again after trump blasted lockheed ridiculous price for the fighter jets, knocking $4 billion off market value. two weeks later, trump took on general motors for assembling cars in mexico, and their share value dropped 4.7%. more recently, trump said delta airlines. point -- stock prices down 1.6% after he blamed the airline for -- trump has had an unprecedented influence on stock markets, forcing companies to rethink their relationship with the white house. of the president and you will be named and shamed on twitter. but there is sign that the trump tweet could be losing its power. on wednesday, he criticized retailer nordstrom's for dropping his daughter's line. the company stock took a hit, but bounced back after four minutes climbing nearly 4% compared to the pre-tweet standard. >> in the white house, president aircraftcribes the technology as "obsolete," causing speculation about new airline spending. the prospect of those tax cuts has helped boost wall street. we are seein

before he even took the oath of office donald trump's tweets were making the markets move. ocks for knowing when trump as president-elect threatens to cancel the order for a new air force one. they slumped again after he tweeted about lockheed martin. knocking $4 billion off the company's market value. less than two weeks later he took aim at general motors for assembling cars in mexico and the share value dropped .7%. he criticized toyota for building a new mexican plant, dealing a $1.2 billion blow. more recently he sent delta airlines stock prices down after he blames the company for the chaos in airports across the country. with more than 24 million followers on twitter trump has had an unprecedented influence on stock markets, forcing companies to rethink their relationship with white house. get in the way the president and you will be named and shamed on twitter. there are signs that the trunk tweet could be losing its power. on wednesday he criticized nordstrom for dropping his daughter's clothing line. thatny's stock took a hit bounced back after about four climbingc

trump and his administration. it is not helped, as you were kind of referencing that, by some of the tweets that donald trump has,e decision in seattle, referred to the judge as a so—called judge, and blamed any terrorist activity in the us on his doorstep. in the last half—hour he has taken to twitter, his preferred medium of communication, of course, to say this. _,“ as sag: from this e : trump's becoming president. let us analyse a .further$ becoming president. let us analyse a . further % professor this a bit further with a professor at brown university and who previously outlined why he thinks this ban is unconstitutional. thank you forjoining us. explain to us on what grounds the court rejected to reinstate this ban? several arguments were stated. many of which i outlined in the peace. one is the violation of the free exercise clause. the constitution allows the free exercise of religion. it is the first amendment. the court said it is likely this was violated. there are also... there were also concerns about the equal protection of the law is guaranteed in the 14th amendment and applied through the fifth t

president trump marked presidents' day with an all- caps tweet that sounded part holiday, part campaignt's a message he's repeated in recent days. president donald trump: it's now been one month since my inauguration and i am here to tell you about our incredible progress in making america great again.across the country, people gathered to say the progress is anything but. mos: donald trump has got to go!rallies in major cities attracted protesters for what they called "not my presidents' day." protests also stretch overseas. mos: i think offering president trump, cause that's what he is, a state visit, is entirely inappropriate.in london, people gathered outside of parliament, where members set aside three hours to debate if president trump should get a state visit to the u.k. protesters in brussels had a message for visiting vice president mike pence, who, in turn, had a message for european leaders.vice president mike pence: it is my privilege here at the nato headquarters to express the strong support of president trump and the united states of america for nato and our trans-atlanti

tweet... largely based on an accumulation of data? come on, man. trumpand tiffany. come on, what are you like-- come on, come on. but trump's defensiveness is telling. it shows that even he realizes he needs to prove he's in control, and maybe someday he will be. but for now, let's congratulate steve bannon. as of this moment, you are the real president. the american people didn't elect you, but then again they kind of didn't elect trump either. now here it is, your moment of zen. - um, i think it's bull[bleep]. i mean, i'm not gonna get into it too deeply, but personally i think it's bull[bleep]. no. [cheers and applause] - [coughs]

donald trump up again in the morning tweeting about us. r unity as a party is our greatest strength and it's his worst nightmare and frankly, what we need to be looking at is whether this election was rigged by donald trump and his buddy vladimir putin, and i'll tell you, having jeff sessions oversee such an investigation, it's really unfair to any foxes across america to say that would be the fox guarding the henhouse. >> let's go now to nbc's kelly o'donnell standing by at her post at the white house. with a good sunday to you, let's talk about congressman issa's comment. how is the white house handling that? >> reporter: well, you heard sarah huckabee sanders who is the principal press deputy secretary, state what i've been hearing from other top officials that in under 40 days into office that is jumping ahead. congressman issa was on the bill maher show which is not a typical show, but a creptsurren events show and he thought a special prosecutor would be appropriate because of jeff sessions' close ties to the white house and to the pr

tweeting got him elected. period. but here's what donald trump said. trump tweeted iran is playing with fire. president trump was to them. not me. jonas, to that point, the obama administration did nothing about these ballistic missile tests. period. instead piles of cash to iran used to fund terrorism around the globe whether it's the assad regime. >> well, this country has been under sanctions since 1979 and on. i don't know why you want to describe that as kind. that all said, you know, you were talking to former ambassador john bolton very recently i believe and as he always said, sanctions don't work by themselves. they might get you to the negotiating table. but all they're going to do is govern a country. if you want to stop nuclear proliferation, that is a whole 'nother ball of wax that isn't going to be solved by tariffs and banning stuff. that is going to require a serious harder stance with a threat of nuclear attack. unfortunately, when we first had our first nuclear weapon, we shouldn't let anybody get nuclear weapons. we should have drawn the line then. then russia got it soon t

tweet... largely based on an accumulation of data? come on, man. trump. come on, what are you like-- come on, come on. but trump's defensiveness is telling. it shows that even he realizes he needs to prove he's in control, and maybe someday he will be. but for now, let's congratulate steve bannon. as of this moment, you are the real president. the american people didn't elect you, but then again they kind of didn't elect trump either. now here it is, your moment of zen. - um, i think it's bull[bleep]. i mean, i'm not gonna get into it too deeply, but personally i think it's bull[bleep]. no. [cheers and applause] - [coughs] - ♪ i'm going down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna have myself a time ♪ both: ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ - ♪ i'm going down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna leave my woes behind ♪ - ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy neighbor" ♪ - ♪ headin' on up to south park ♪ ♪ gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ - ♪ [muffled] - ♪ come on down to south park ♪ ♪ and meet some friends of mine ♪ - this saturday, pox

president trump tweeted "iran is playing with fire. they don't appreciate how kind president obama was to them. not me." stephanie ramos joining us with the latest. >> president trump tweeting this morning how tough his administration is going to be on them and that started today. >> today, imposing new sanctions. after iran tested a ballistic missile. >> nothing's -- president trump: nothing is off the table. >> the president tweeting iran is playing with fire. they don't appreciate how kind president obama was to them. not me. iran is not backing down. they admit they conduct admissible test but also say it was not in violation of either united nations resolutions or iran's nuclear deal with world powers. lawmakers are on board with sanction against iran but not for an executive order. >> i would support the idea of new sanctions. >> trump also thanking australian leader for "telling the truth about our very civil conversation that fake news media lied about." the day before, trump was brushing off the controversy that is restrain. a

if you feel like trump tweets like a child.ically changes donald trump's tweets into how they were meant to be read-- as the crayon scribbles of a child. dial the free extension: that's "make trump tweet 8 again.com." you're welcome. coming up next "@midnight" is live. now here it is, your moment of zen. >> mr. president can you answer any questions about your contacts with the russians during the campaign? ( applause ) comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by comedy central [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> chris: it's 29 minutes until midnight, and we are live! and if my kids are watching this, go to bed, you little scamps! go to bed. you're not even born yet! i just got married. get off my back. the latest casualty of the donald trump presidential train wreck continued today with fast food executive andrew puzder withdrawing his nomination for secretary of labor. leaving him free to go back to his previous job being the guy at illuminati sex parties who shout

now when president trump tweets, we save a puppy. they're doing, they're giving their money to the aspca. and what we learned it's located in new york city, we found an amazing animal, like. this one is based in arlington, lucky dog animal rescue and they help place dogs all over the dmv and we thought how can we not have a dog while doing this story? if you're interested in adopting petey, you can, and to tell you a little bit more about the extended forecast he actually couldn't tell me how much money they've donated to the aspca, if you're really into math, i guess you can work backwards and then figure out how theiring a gabor rhythm works and making money off of shorting these stocks, they did say that after a recent tweet posted about delta, just two days ago there was a protest at the airports and how donald trump responded, they said they made four and a half % return. and giving it to a good cause. >> petey looks l ronica. >> she's wearing him out. >> petey made my jack look like he likes me too. >> right >> sweet little guy

donald trump has tweeted about it. and now we're expecting protests right here at mar-a-lago right in west palm beach, a few hundred people expected to arrive here in the coming hours. of course, the international red cross will be happening at mar-a-lago. so a lot swirling out here for the white house to contend with but right now, they're focused on that order. >> thank you for the reporting. all of these events are happening so quickly, the travel ban. the halting of the ban, visas being revoked and visas being reinstated. making more needless to say, confusion at the nation's airport, especially those with a number of international arrivals. at jfk here in new york, also with me, cnn aviation and government regulations correspondent rene marsh and let me begin with you. what are people saying either traving abroad or that are arriving, do they have clarity on the ruling? >> reporter: not exactly, poppy, and the message from refugee agency advocates is to get into the country immediately if you have a visa, but easi

back to president trump's tweet and jonathan's point. if we could put that back up about the intimidation factor of losing federal funds on the campus of uc berkeley. is this the way that we're going? we see people trying to exercise free speech. other people try to thwart free speech. the president threatens federal funding if free speech isn't accessed to that campus. jonathan, you first. >> he's just stirring the pot. there are several things wrong. not surprisingly, with what the president is saying in this situation. the tweet suggests that the administration at berkeley is somehow responsible for preventing this joker from speaking. that is not true. the administration was buying. let him speak. it was these black bloc anarchist who is prevented him from speaking and then the police, not the administration, the police said it's not safe for this speech to go forward. so the issue is not with the administration of berkeley, which should absolutely not suffer at the hands of the federal government. on top of that thomas, the presiden

. >> within the last hour, president trump tweeted a response to the demonstration saying, "if u.c. berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people with a view, no federal funds." details on some of the cleanup efforts that are under way at this hour we understand, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. we have reached out to the university for their response to president trump's tweets that was put out overnight. there is cleanup that needs to be done. this is outside the student union. it bore the most brunt of the damage. you can see the boards over the windows that were broken. numerous windows were broken. uc berkeley police do not believe students were responsible for this. they blame a crowd of people who came off campus in their belief to cause problems. it started out peacefully with 1300 to 1400 people against milo's plan. but after 6:00, police say 150 men and women dressed in black with bandanas started throwing rocks, fireworks, molotov cocktails at officers. they tore apart the barricades. they broke windows. they started a

it was a late night for president trump who tweeted just after 11:00 p.m. t an agreement that the obama administration made with australia to take in refugees. mr. trump calling it a dumb deal. this was significant because it followed a report in "the washington post" that the president's call on saturday with the prime minister of australia, steadfast u.s. ally, grew contentious over this very issue. then, early thursday morning, before the sun rose at the white house, the president saying with a tweet, "iran is on notice after its best of a ballistic missile." the white house rarely walks back the president's tweets. the standard response is, the tweets speak for themselves. mr. trump's spokesman did say thursday that the president's call with australia's prime minister was very cordial. karen travers, abc7 news, the white house. >>> the owner of a san francisco bookstore is taking a stand by featuring cookbooks by other countries. they are showcasing books from sudan, somalia, iraq and reaction to the displace has been overwhelmingly positive. photos have

tweet about everything? because it sure feels like he does. in fact, here's a list of some of the things donald trumpound time to tweet about. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ you tweet about everything. [ light laughter ] at this point when i forget to pick up milk, there's a part of me that's afraid i'm gonna come home to an angry trump tweet about that. [ laughter ] and it's hard because i got a lot going on. sorry, i'm a little drunk now. [ light laughter ] despite trump's attacks on the media, it is of course, trump himself who continues to peddle falsehoods and deny reality. for example, on tuesday trump again repeated the claim that he does not have a relationship with vladimir putin, tweeting, "i don't know putin. have no deals in russia, and the haters are going crazy." please stop using the term "haters." [ light laughter ] you're the president of the united states, not a b-list rapper. [ laughter ] "and the haters are gonna stop hating, once i turn this economy around by making it rain, biatches." [ light laughter ] still, he's right. he's right. anyone who claims trump does have a relationship with

mr abe congratulated him back in november but it did not stop mr trump from criticising toyota in his tweetsot stop mr trump from criticising toyota in his tweetslj think president trump is realising from his visor is that us needs japan as much as japan needs the us. with north korea and china, the us needs japan. in the long run, with north korea and china, the us needsjapan. in the long run, i think it could be a problem. when raymond —— when prime minister abe... he basically cancelled tpp and since then has accused japan of being a currency manipulatorjust like china. mr trump has claimed japan is making it difficult for japan. president donald trump says it is not fair, americans by millions of japanese cars every year and japanese cars every year and japanese by hardly any american cars and he is right. last year only 13,000 american cars were sold here injapan so why is it the japanese do not buy american cars like this one? (music playing). it is not just it is notjust that it is not just that this it is notjust that this car is you 1: ;—:5, on for??} the n... , , t '2 t 7,7 "% is t

gorsuch called president trump's tweets about the federal judge that blocked his travel ban... quote... "demoralizing and disheartening." in a meeting ... gorsuch told senate minority leader charles schumer that an attack on his fellow judges is an attack on them all. a family is recovering this morning after they are rescued from a serious house fire in southeast d-c. firefighters rescued a 95-year-old woman from a second-floor bedroom in her home on xenia street. paramedics rushed her to the hospital in serious condition. the woman's son said he was in the basement when the fire started. firefi they got the woman out of the home just in time. investigators are blaming an unattended frying pan for starting the fire. coming up-- treacherous roads in the northeast causing serious problems for drivers. and this was just the beginning. we'll show you what we mean.. coming up. plus, a winter weather advisory in effect-- just hours after summer-like temperatures. and a serious winter storm-- now slamming the northeast. meteorologist veronica johnson is breaking it all down, when we

and then since that was a thing that happened on earth, donald trump tweeted his response. - this is part of his twitter reaction to the russia hacking report: "intelligence stated very strongly "there was absolutely no evidence "that hacking affected the election results. voting machines not touched!" that is not true. you can read it yourself. the report says no such thing. intelligence agencies explicitly say they have no way of judging whether the release of hacked emails and other russian tactics like promoting fake news might have affected voters' decisions. - so here's where we are. russia hacked the election. well, they didn't-- they didn't hack the election. what they did was, they had a phishing thing that podesta clicked, and it's not hacking. hacking is a high-level thing. they got the democrats. obama basically put russia in a time-out, and putin was like-- [in russian accent] "well, i like time-out." so now the conversation about cybersecurity in america is left up to this guy. - all right, sorry, let-- let's try this again. trump, how do you know that computers are so

president trump tweeting this less than two hours ago. "if u.c. berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people with a view, no federal funds." details on some of the cleanup efforts that are under way at this hour we understand, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. we are still waiting for the university of california, berkeley to respond to president trump's tweet. we did receive word from university police that one person was arrested overnight. not clear what they're being charged with if it is assuming in connection with the destruction. this is one of several windows that have been broken. if you look on the promenade there is still enough out there that needs to be cleaned up. when the vandals were picked off, unfortunately they did move to the downtown area of berkeley where they targeted wells fargo, bank of america, destroying atms, breaking more windows there. it did start peacefully with several hundred students. protest, were upset over his racism and misogynistic views. at around 6:00 la

president trump earlier today tweeting a bit of an attack on nordstrom, for their decision to pull hister's line of clothing. he tweeted out, "my daughter ivanka, has been treated so unfairly by @nordstrom. she is a great person, always pushing me to do the right thing! terrible!" >> seth: is it terrible that she pushes you to do the right thing, or is she terrible at pushing you to do the right thing? [ light laughter ] now you might think, scolding a department store is not very presidential, but to be fair, who can forget this fiery letter abraham lincoln wrote to a hat making shop in 1862. >> dearest sirs, i have been informed that you do not want to carry my personal line of stovepipe hats. regretful. i hope the rain destroys your cheap loser hats, and then a bird [ bleep ] on your head. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: now -- another worrisome thing about trump's tweet, is that it was written at 10:51 a.m., but according to the president's daily schedule, he was supposed to be receiving his daily intelligence briefing at 10:30 a.m. [ audience ohs ] so is trump skipping out on a

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on the other side, you have president trump's reaction, he's been tweeting furiously throughout the day today. the started this morning, just a few minutes ago, president trump taking to twitter, i want to read it for you, it's quite striking actually. tweeting this "what is our country coming to when a judge can halt a homeland security travel ban and anyone, even with bad intentions, can come into the u.s. many things about that tweet that are notable. first of all, president trump once again referring to this as a travel ban, despite mincing the words throughout the week. we heard at one point this wasn't a travel ban, despite the fact that the president had tweeted about this multiple times. president trump seeming to pin this on homeland security. which we know homeland security, they either weren't consulted or consulted minimally. and putting forth this executive order so a lot happening here, a swirl. and in addition, poppy, one thing here, we're here at mar-a-lago, the international red cross ball is set to take place tonight. protesters are assembling and plan to march from do

mr trump tweeted that "ivanka has been treated so unfairly" by clothing retailer nordstrom.he post "inappropriate" and an ex—white house ethics tsar dubbed it "outrageous". earlier this month nordstrom became the fifth retailer to drop the ivanka trump clothing line, citing lack of sales. germany's exports reached a record high last year thanks to stronger demand from other european union countries as the country recorded its biggest ever trade surplus of $270 billion. that was acheived despite a fall in the value of goods sold outside of the european union. last week, german chanellor angela merkel was forced to reject comments made by one of president trump's top business advisers that germany uses an undervalued euro to exploit trading partners. nissan has reported a 3.5% increase in profit, with sales rising in all major markets. the japanese carmaker recorded profits of $1.2 billion in the three months to december. meanwhile, a south korean court has ruled against nissan, saying that the company had installed an emissions—cheating device in its qashqai sport utility veh

trump said again today, it is about keeping america safe, and when he tweeted against the judge, giving that order, i think it is not keeping america safe. this is not keeping america safe. as that supporter of mr. trump said, why isn't saudi arabia and pakistan included? why aren't some other -- >> a lot of efforts across the country from state attorneys general to stop this. they have been successful so far. it looks at least at this point that they will be successful. is therefore the concern for the iranian american community for the persian american community, the middle eastern community, does it alleviate a little? >> i think they're still very concerned. they don't have the confidence you just mentioned, that it would be completely upheld. the ban would be -- not the ban, but the -- lifting -- >> the challenge. >> the challenge would be up. they're not completely comfortable with that notion. there are still people who are -- still people who don't know if they should leave tehran to come here to finish their studies or if they even have visas or apply -- i'll give you an exampl

historians said the closest thing to trump's tweet could be heard on this secret tape of richard nixons privately. while reporters probed his misconduct. 45 year later, reporters are chasing stories about trump, and he hates what he's reading. >> do you think that one media group back there, that one network will show this crowd? not one. >> reporter: of course the networks did show the adoring crowds, and the protesters too. trump's aides are defending his media attacks. >> you get about 10% coverage, the next 20 hours is all about russian spies. >> but you don't get to tell us what to do. you don't get to tell us what to do any more than barack obama did. barack obama whined about fox news all the time, but he never said we were an enemy of the people. >> reporter: some republican leaders are joining democrats in raising alarms about trump's vitriol. >> if you want to preserve democracy as we know it, you have to have a free and many times adversarial press, and without it, i'm afraid that we would lose so much of our individual liberties over time. that's how dictators get started.

let's talk about the effect of donald trump's tweeting.nt trump tweeting negatively about nordstrom have on the company itself? >> i can see that the stock actually might be performing quite well because a lot of consumers see right through this, but this is an abuse of power by the president and also by the press secretary. for him to say kellyanne conway was counseled but turns around the president's attack on in order -- in ordnordstrom. whether they are capable to separate is it interest of the trump business empire from the presidency because everything we have seen, the interests of the trump business empire which the president refuses to divest of and his psychological attachment to the trump empire he doesn't seem to be able to focus on being president for the good of the country. now the japanese sprooirms here today down there at mar-a-lago. i hear the membership dues of mar-a-lago have doubled. enough is enough. i think simply blaming kellyanne conway and singling her out is not what this is all about. this is a problem with thi

trump. and the tweeting between president trump and tom perez, the chair of the dnc, has already begun.oh, for sure. i think that's what the republicans taught the democrats, that you have to remain united, and you have to fight an ugly fight if you're going to stand for principle. that's what the republicans did against president obama, and i think that's what democrats are prepared to do now against president trump. and it will work at the grassroots level in terms of building the party. it will work on television in terms of him as a public spokesman for the party. and now it will also take place on twitter with the tweet wars. >> yeah, at the same time donald trump tweeted, you know, perez winning as chair, good for republicans. what does he mean by that? >> well, i think he wants to boast that that victory undercuts any effort by democrats to bring the sanders coalition into the party. he wants to play up on that with his rigged election comments, and he also wants to suggest he'll be weak. he wants to suggest this is not a strong leader and that the democrats won't be able to do m

president trump reacting in a series of tweets, what's he s sayi saying? >> he likes to use the form of communication known as twitter. he uses that in a way that always seems to be responding to the news of the day. separate from what the white house might put out in an official sense. we did hear from president trump early this morning. taking on a couple different things. one in particular, very notable. first defending his policy on the travel ban with those seven mostly muslim countries. and he says interesting that certain middle eastern countries agree with the ban. they know if certain people rulowrare allowed in it's death and destruction. one thing that's getting a lot of taeattention is how presiden trump took issue with the judge that made the decision to have a temporary restraining order which has put a pause to the enforcement of his trarvel bvel. the executive branch being critical of a separate but coequal branch. the opinion of the so-called judge, which takes law enforcement away from our country is ridiculous and will be overturned. so

mr trump himself has attacked the federaljudge who had suspended the migration bans countrywide, calling the judgement ‘ridiculous‘ in a series of tweetsce president mike pence defended president trump's criticism of thejudge. president trump called the judge they so called george. called him a so— they so called george. called him a so— called judge. in an interview with abc, he was asked whether it was appropriate for the president to question the legitimacy of a federaljudge by referring to him in a tweet as a "so—called judge." president trump has made it clear that our administration is going to put the safety and security of the american people first, and the executive order that he put into effect was legal, it was appropriate, and our administration is going to be using all legal means at our disposal to challenge thejudge's order. i understand that, but is it right for the president to say "so—called judge" ? doesn't that undermine the separation of powers in the constitution written right next door? well, i don't think it does. i think the american people are very accustomed to this president speaking his mind and speaking ve

early this morning president trump tweeted iran is playing with fire. they don't appreciate how kind president obama was to them. not me. >> this administration is not going to be passive about what they perceive and what is rightly a very aggressive iran >> reporter: iran's foreign minister responded to say his country is unmoved by u.s. threats. the president also plans to sign two new executive order, meant to roll role back wall street regulations. one of the order repeals an obama administration directive that cracked down on payments and hidden fees from financial planners. the other directs the treasury secretary to find ways to revise the the dod-frank act member to prevent another banking collapse like the one in 2008. democrats say dod-frank protects consumers, the president says it hurts business. >> frankly i have so many people, friend of mine that had nice business that is cannot bureau money. >> reporter: another of the president trump's executive order came up during a discussion with business leaders from around the world, e lon musk pl

soon after the judgement was released, president trump responded defiantly tweeting. .. as president trump responded defiantly tweeting... that was his reaction on social media. within the past few minutes he had this to say about the ruling. it is a political decision. we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake and it is a very, very serious situation. as i havejust said, we look forward to seeing them in court. thanks, guys. this isjust a decision that came down but we will wind the case. have you confirmed with your new attorney general? no, i haven't. we just with your new attorney general? no, i haven't. wejust saw with your new attorney general? no, i haven't. we just saw the decision like you did. but it is a decision that we will wind very easily, in my opinion. it is a political decision and we will see you in court and i look forward to doing it. those reactions from president trump, images taken as he was receiving that decision. ferguson explained the importance of the ruling. the law is not an abstraction. the constitutional provisions

because donald trump's tweets, originally from him and he uses that to announce policy and we either have to get up early in the morning or stay up late at night to pay attention to what he is tweeting. most of us have our phones that silly get an alert. add to the polling. i did a story last week i was talking to the president spokesperson at the white house, sean spicer. and we were talking about polling. trump is a hungry consumer of public polling. so whatever it is that he wants and he is assively, big consumer and he reads them. and his staff does prevent him a poll everynt him morning. sean spicer told me that he gives the indication of support. cinematical what it is that the president wants to say, he knows what the polling is saying. he may dismiss it that he knows what it is showing. first call from j. good morning. was component of the press is following the financial dealings? exxon time there was an long-term oil deal going on with russia? now we have the secretary of state who is the x exxon ceo. could that have something to do with his interest in the russian president

president trump tweeting this, because the ban was lifted by a judge, many very bad and dangerous people may be pouring into our country. a terrible decision. now several things to note about that tweet. president trump yet again for the second time today, referring to this as in fact a ban. despite the fact that that language was sort of batted back and forth over the past week. press secretary sean spicer saying no, this was not a ban. so now president trump referring this as a ban and alleging that dangerous people might be pouring into the country. we know that airlines have gone back into business as normal mode. they are allowing the passengers. but many of these passengers, all of them really, have visas that have been approved. the state department now in the process of reinstating those visas. any refugees that were to come over, they have a very long process of this extreme vetting. so president trump taking to twitter multiple times over the past 24 hours, the white house issuing a statement last night saying that they would fight this order. that donald trump's executive orde

amy: former swedish prime minister carl bildt responded to trump's claim by tweeting "sweden? terror attack? what has he been smoking? questions abound." trump later said his comment was in response to a fox news story he'd watched the night before about alleged refugee-related crime. sweden's crime rate has fallen over the last decade, even as it has accepted hundreds of thousands of refugees, including people from syria. on monday, trump tweeted -- "give the public a break - the fake news media is trying to say that large scale immigration in sweden is working out just beautifully. not!" swedish prime minister stefan lofven responded to trump's claims by highlighting that many things in sweden are, in fact, working very well. >> do not forget in international rankings in issues such as equality, human development, competitiveness, we, like our guest today from canada, are doing very well. amy: we will go to sweden for more on this story later in the broadcast. 11 jewish community centers across the country were hit by another wave of bomb threats on monday. it was the fourth

president trump taking on nordstrom in his latest tweet. nordstrom stopped carrying ivanka trump's clothing line - citing less than stellar sales. the president- didn't let it slide. he tweeted first on his personal account -- "my daughter ivanka has been treated unfairly by nordstrom." nordstrom the move was not politically motivated, but made strictly on performance. its' important mail you try to keep an eye out for... tax forms... a paycheck. but this week one d-c man found a pile of it left out on the street. craig baker discovered what he says were financial documents including his neighbor's w-2 forms outside a abandoned home on q-street. one women even believes her pile. baker reported it to police, who forwarded the case to the postal service. now he's hoping investigators will return the mail. and figure out who dumped it. we lost a lot of great musicians in 20-16, and this weekend's grammy's won't overlook that. we knew something was in the works for prince, but now the recording academy now says george michael will also be gettin