. >> just yesterday the federal judge ruled against reinstating president trumpp executive order that cuts funding for them with federal. >> sorry, sorry kids no spring break. they're banned from traveling. there notice will be publ published. once in present and effect 0 da l travel restriction is due to mouning concerns of six yes, sir lom auto warm pier died after being held ka captive 17 months. he was in a coma. they are not backing down from intelligence programs. there are sides little 34eusle may -- let's talk health care shall we. we don't know what will happen in the senate. and coming up with consensus on how to build healthcare reform. vote on what? senators don't know if they'll vote on straight appeal of affordable care act and repeal and replacement something e else. tonight hel edge care is the first priority. >> president prevrn repeal and replace obamacare. we have not been supply or c cryet good that. those intentions are not changed. >> i don't think anyone here made a secret this is big priority and congress should do what they said for the last seven years. >> ob

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he told the senate intelligence committee yesterday there was no collusion between the trumpp campaign-d-r -- clution -- collusion -- with the trump campaign. we'll bring you comments anyone

president president trumpp said we need to unify and get past the rhetoric in the hate of shooting ofgress than. mow you have somebody wanting to physically arm a heedia company and other media fig figures. will that lead to perhaps dish they said liberal talking points looked to the president and we say you helped lead to this. >> strong reaction from cnn. i wonder sometime in the reaction as well talking about possibly leading to violence and encouraging that against reporters. it's a serious thing. >> it's difficult to tack records words on someone if he's not the one posing physical threat. however to a certain extent don't you think it's true president trump plague 3 d chest to divert attention as he's done in the past. >> for people i've spoken to close to the president that know them well he says he takes this these mipingz personally especially people he considered friends and would donate charities they care about. he takes it personally and he's never one to back down from a fight. he's never one to something like this go. especially if it talk to him personal and he a his p

job and i think he made the right decision to recuse himself from rusa >> it's clear president tr trumpp is trying to bully own attorney general out of office. how can anyone draw a different conclusion. if president trump had serious criticism of of attorney general why not talk to him in person why air grievances pub welcomely he wants him out. >> several people close to attorney general sessions say he he does not plan to quit. >> president trump says sessions should have told him he planned to step aside from the russia investigation before he was nominated but the controversy over prior meeting then senator had with the russian aam bar door came two months after it was confirmed. >>> ah, 5:35. >> i think this is what everyone is doing what you walk outside. >> ah. >> this is so nice. >> probably. >> compared to the way it's been. >> we have i anice lite humidity we had over the past couple weeks. en joy it. it's back briefly tomorrow. by the time we get to weekend it's this kind of weather is back. >> okay. >> good news there. >> more comfortable by the weekend. >> satellite and rad

i think, president obama was hoping to isolate present trumpp in the g20, but a lot of thesese countrieser it's indonesia, russia, turkey, saudi arabia. they are actually thinking, finally, he saying what everyone else is thinking. now we don't have to go along with it. it looks like president obama is the guy who is out of step and out of time. >> jesse: and he did this in south korea, when we are trying to show a united front against north korea. >> juan: has already according at the dnc, you know what, obama is not going anywhere, guys. one more thing coming up. remember our special night? abdominal pain... ...and diarrhea. but it's my anniversary. aw. sorry. we've got other plans. your recurring, unpredictable abdominal pain and diarrhea... ...may be irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. you've tried over-the-counter treatments and lifestyle changes, but ibs-d can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi,... ...a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage... ...both abdominal pain and

in syria, the trumpp administration has ended a cia program to arm and train syrian rebels fighting the government of bashar al-assad. the program was a central part of president obama's syria strategy. it came under fire when cia-backed rebels were routed by syrian forces, and as u.s. weapons often wound up in the hands of isis and al qaida-affiliated groups. meananwhile, the journalistic monitoring organization airwars reports between seven and 12 civilians died in an alleged coalition airstrike on raqqa on monday. airwars reports another attack, in deir ezzor, struck a school and killed three civilians. in cameroon, amnesty international says elite government soldiers fighting boko haram militants have for years tortured prisoners at secret bases, including one used by american and french soldiers as by american and french soldiersrs near the cameroroon-nigeria border. amnesty regional director steven coburn cited m more than 100 cas in w which former detainees described being held in agonizing stress positions, tied up and left for days in the open, beaten, drowned, electrocuted, an

i think you willll find it very informativive and verery, very amy: that was candidate d donald trumpp speaking june 7 only hohs after his son confirmed the meeting witith the kremlin linkd lawyer. the meeting took place june 9, two days after the speech. earlier this week, trump jr. hired a personal attorney. the attorney began his career as a top defense lawyer for the mob. the white house has been almost entirely silent amidst the growing scandal. white house press briefings have been off-camera this week. on tuesday during another off-camera press briefing, deputy white house experts in their huckabee sanders read a short statement by president trump and which she said -- "my son is a high-quality person and i applaud his transparency." president trump hasas been out f the public view for the last three days. he is flying out to paris tonight for a trip to france for bastille day on friday. vice president mike pence is publicly trying to distance himself from the scandal. on pence's spokesman said the tuesday,y, trump jr. meeting tok place before pence joined trump's campaign. mean

." -- trumpp himself gav himself given interview to the "wall street journal."here were some reports overnight that there would be an announcement from the justice department, announcing they are stepping up their probes. if that is the case, that could forn escape ahatcyhh sessions for him to keep his job. but the administration still thinks he is too far gone. mark: alberto, we will come back to your question. what does this all mean for the agenda? what does this mean for tax cuts, infrastructure and for economic reform? is it being continually pushed back into the future? >> we see too many distractions, too much political drama domestically, and also, foreign politics. the u.s. is hardening rhetoric against north korea. but where are the reforms? where is the inflation? these questions are pending and the investor excitement after the election is turning into -- mark: has that deflated? >> it is delflating. the u.s. enterprises are falling. on the one hand, you have the market being disappointed. a little bit of economic data could create a bounceback, but