and ivanka trump and the trump family. so i don't see really any scenario in which somehow unless she faces extreme legal jeopardy, a contempt vote, that she would not toe the white house line. there is no incentive for her to break ranks. >> you know, tim, you mentioned that donald trump got elected. everybody knew all of these negative things about him. i think there was a general picture of negativity that came out during the campaign, but when i look at the details both in michael wolfe's new book and i look into your book, where you quote him, he's talking to you directly, you have this on audiotape. donald trump says to you about wife number two "i was bored when she was walking down the aisle." america did not read your book. >> that's true. >> they don't know details like that. >> what i meant to say is that i think they -- "the apprentice" actually caused this sort of mass amnesia about this earlier period. "the apprentice" recast him. between "the apprentice" and his presidency, i agree with you, i don't think pe

the trump —— stop trump coalition. the trump baby balloon is aloft once more.ion umbrella to voice their objections to president trump being here. he is in downing street to have a meeting with theresa may and senior members of her cabinet. there are around 3000 police officers on duty here in london today providing security, policing these protests. we are getting some reports of some trouble around a pub in the vicinity with members of the english defence league were possibly being kept in that pub because of the risk of a conflict with protesters as they moved past. if we get more detail on that, we will bring it to you. the president can't hear very much of what is going on where he is in downing street, i'm sure. they will bea downing street, i'm sure. they will be a working lunch after the meeting with theresa may and cabinet ministers now. there will also be a garden party attended by philip mae and the first lady. i can hear the protest getting louder. amongst the protesters is jeremy corbyn protest getting louder. amongst the protesters isjeremy corbyn

trump: pres.: and we will always support and protect the heroes of i.c.e., border patrol, and law enforcement throughout our country. thank you. and in the ultimate act of moral cowardice, not one democratic candidate for president, not a single one, has stood up to defend the incredible men and women of i.c.e. and border patrol. the job they do is incredible. against all odds with the bad laws. they don't have the character, the virtues, the spine to do it. we have to thank them and we have to thank by law enforcement. what a job they do. law, time to pass kate's end sanctuary cities end catch , and release, deport vicious gang members which we're doing, stop human trafficking, stop illegal immigration, and establish a modern immigration system based on skills, contributions, and based on merit. we want people to come into our country based on merit. [applause] pres. trump: more than 120 democrats in congress have also signed up to support crazy bernie sanders' socialist government takeover of he

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president trump.nnita mcveigh live from winfield house, the residence of the us ambassador to the uk, where the president is staying. he's with the ambassador at the moment, but will be off to buckingham palace shortly for a private lunch with the queen. he'll return for a state banquet there this evening. the president will also visit westminster abbey and meet the prince of wales at clarence house. follow all the events live on the bbc news channel throughout the day. good morning. we're live here at buckingham palace as the president of the united states of america arrives in the uk for a three—day state visit. mr trump touched down at stansted this morning just before 9.00. over the coming days, he'll meet members of the royal family, and is expected to discuss climate change and chinese technology firm huawei during talks with outgoing prime minister theresa may. the president was greeted by us ambassador to the uk woodyjohnson and foreign secretaryjeremy hunt. he's not come to the uk alone — mr

massive anti-trump protests have rocked london since trump's arrival. tow truck told reporters this week he saw great love on the streets and the protesters formed a very small group of people, so it was they news, he said. tens of thousands of people are estimated to have taken to the streets. trump is joining queen elizabeth in portsmouth, england today for a commemoration ceremony on the eve of the 75th anniversary of d-day. other dignitaries joining the ceremony include german merkel, frenchla president emmanuel macron, and canada's prime and mr. justin trudeau, among others. in sudan, the number of people killed since the deadly raid on a protest camp monday mornrning has risen to 60 according to doctors who have b been takingng part in the onongoing ananti-government upuprising. the u.n.n. has condemned t the e of excxcessive force by militaty and security forces, but a security council bid to condemn the killings was reportedly blocked by china and russia. the ruling military transitional government said today it was open to new talks with opposi

donald trump jr. set to appear behind closed doors for more testimony before a senate committee tomorrow to talk about a limited list of topics as top democrats on the house side weigh impeachment for his father.on >>> and tonight, steve kornacki's stops on the road from maine to miami. donald trump says he received another beautiful letter from kim jong-un as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday night.e >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 873 of this trump administration. if you looked at cable news today and all good citizens should, you wouldn't think the general election is set and donald trump is straight up running for re-election against the democratic nominee, joe biden, but that is certainly not the case. donald trump sounds like he's running against joe biden, but there are a whole slew of democrats, dozens of them, who beg to differ. and then there's what history tells us about what happens to front-runners this early in the race. back to

or referendum of what trump said in 2016 of trump tower, he promised he'll take a wrecking ball to the bureaucracy and he's going to drain the swamp. he filled the swamp with larger alligators and a lot of promises he did not deliver that counted him to do something for them. you got a period of time and next summer he has to really deliver a tangible way to those people. that's what john was getting. he should not be focused on those numbers. some of those things are going to be out of control. >> if memory serves our last president taught a little bit of constitutional law. our current president taught or tried to about an element of the constitution, i am going to play this exchange for you on article 2 powers, we'll talk about what's wrong with it on the other side. >> article ii, i would be allowed to fire robert mueller, assuming that i did all the things i said i want to fire him. number one, i didn't. he was not fired. number one, very importantly. more importantly, article ii allows me to do whatever i want. it would have allowed me to fire him. i was not going to fire him, yo

counterpart to donald trump another blonde bombshell and donald trump's also been talking about to resume a's negotiating skills when it comes to the brags that negotiations with brussels will go over them i wouldn't believe. the big number but some of these are going to. be. i mean presumably moving away to get it what they want it won't go away it will if you don't get the deal you want if you don't get a fair deal. today you'd walk away so today as i said all about the pomp and the ceremony tomorrow much more about worked on trump is staying at the u.s. ambassador's residence he's going to be having a working breakfast with the u.s. ambassador and representatives of u.s. business here in the u.k. and then he's going to be he's got a short meeting with a reason may in downing street it's not going to be a one on one as was expected beforehand of course plenty of people hit want to criticize donald trump protesters are expected to follow him everywhere he goes they're keen to criticize the british government's decision to even allow such a massive state visit at a time of political crisi

trump: that is what i hear. okay. >> president trump? >> pres. trump: yes.discernible] -- >> pres. trump: this would be certainly a statement that the u.s. would be making. i don't talk about permanence or nonpermanence, a statement the u.s. is making. steve, go ahead. >> how many troops are you talking about? >> pres. trump: talking about 2000 troops, we would be taking them out of germany or moving from another location, no additional troops, moving from another location. we have 52,000 troops in germany and germany is not living up to what they are supposed to be doing with nato. and poland is. thank you very much. poland is paying the max, the max will be raised. i raised over $100 billion last year from countries that were not paying and it wasn't fair to the united states. so we put -- they put up over $100 billion more. as you know, germany is 1%, they should be 2%. they are not getting there fast. we have 52,000 troops in germany. we've had them there for a long, long time. so we'd be probably moving a certain number of troops to poland if we agree t

donald trump jr.closed doors for more testimony before a senate committee tomorrow to talk about a limited list of topics as top democrats on the house side weigh impeachment for his father. >>> and tonight, steve kornacki's stops on the road from maine to miami. donald trump says he received another letter from kim jong-un as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday night.

people want to be like trump. they want to you know, be rich and famous and they feel that aspiration. it's marketing 101. where i do see the pocketbook being a really big consideration are for those country club republicans where they may not like trump in terms of his social policy, his moral policy, they don't like the guy, he cheats at golf. they don't like him but for their pocketbooks and their business books, they feel that he does work. so i think we need to parse out the electorate from the base, the country club republicans. >> the other point is how is the economy doing. how much will people put that stuff aside unless they're in a serious recession and suddenly thinking more about it. both of you stay with me. trump's rhetoric on immigration obviously is in relief to the way he lives his life. what.call his hypocrisy in his businesses. consider how many trump properties have hired and fired employees who worked there for years and were undocumented and many who say, of course, their boss is newing. > g

soil trump had. some pretty controversial tweets about none other than the mess of london on reigniting this between them take a listen to what the 2 had to say about each other that don't trump is just one of the most egregious examples of a growing global threat using the same divisive tropes of the fascists of the 21st century to garner support. subject com has been foolishly nonstick to the visiting president of the united states by far the most important ally of the united kingdom he's a stone cold loser should focus on crime in london not me in the long running spat between the 2 trumps criticised what he says is his failure to tackle levels of knife crime in the capital here and khan has criticised trump's policies among which is of course this very controversial muslim travel ban comes people have already said that this is much more serious than childish insults which should be beneath the president of the united states now there is a lot of ceremony inside the palace gardens right now that h

trump's history. the war but he wasn't going to say that out loud. he says i wasn't out in the streets marching. and that's the problem. donald trump's moral failure was that he was not out in the streets marching. the vietnam war presented a moral challenge to america and a challenge to our definition of the responsibilities of citizenship. john kerry met that challenge by volunteering for the navy and after he graduated from yale, he then served in combat in vietnam, and when he left the navy, he continued to do what he was trying to do in vietnam, save lives. and the way to save lives when john kerry returned from vietnam was to try to stop the war. to do what donald trump is so proud he did not do. john kerry did go out into the streets marching. john kerry did testify to the united states senate against the vietnam war. john kerry joined the millions and millions and millions of war protesters in the united states who kept marching and kept protesting and kept changing minds every day in america,

no, you don't, donald trump. i have absolute power. no, you don't, donald trump. or, only i can fix it. fix yourself first, donald trump. >> here's what the polls show. died biden is the front-runner. he has slipped just a little bit. but is it a smart strategy to focus solely on trump? >> absolutely. that's how he gets traction and that's what voters want to hear. this election is going to be all about trump. it's going to be a referendum unless trump can make it a choice between a socialist democrat and his agenda. and look at what all the other candidates are doing. and the same thing. as you referred to earlier. and they left the white house was joe biden. it was clear by the time he got to iowa, they were saying, don't do it. >> listen, jim. i am wondering if biden -- he is sending the message that it's inevitable. i bet the people who were the primary votes in iowa, they were hoping to reach that status. >> when hillary clinton ran that campaign, it didn't work out so well. so beware of running as the inevitable candidate. it's the candidate he needed in 201

fun trump as well as fighter trump. >> there were people who said i'm not a trump fan, but after thei'm considering. >> great job. i long with all of the trumpau votes. thanks so much. we'll see you back in washingtoi tom. i've always said if trump wasn't president, he could be a stand-up comedian. the latest example from his rally. stay here. a.. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >> 33,000 emails deleted! think of it! if i got a >> 33,000 emails deleted think of it. if i got a subpoena for emails if i deleted one email like a lovely note to milania it is the electric chair for trump. >> people enjoying

trump internal polls supposedly said stoeg. i don't really care about the polls right now although i do think trump's numbers on just the overall approval can be higher and should be. you don't want your approval with this economy, you know, anywhere -- you want it up in the high 40s at least and we don't have an honest media. if we had an honest media the numbers would be higher. what is your take now when the democrats are committing money to states like texas. dan is the lieutenant governor of texas but texas is that in any way in play or is that just pie in the sky thinking for the democrats? >> laura, first of all i go back and look at some of the same polls in 2016. those were the same people who were saying that hillary clinton was going to win pennsylvania. hillary clinton was going to walk away with michigan. wisconsin wasn't even if play. by the way, florida and ohio were going to be razor thin close. i would go to those states when i would travel around helping out other congressional candidates and i would come back

biden focused on trump. trump focused almost exclusively on biden. biden was talking about tariffs and the impact on farmers in iowa. he went back again to the gut argument he's been making, which is, this is not who we are. how are you feeling about these two and a half years? do you want another four years of this? i can change that. i'm the guy who can beat him. now, the poll that we showed shows that a lot of other people may have that case, as well. other democrats can say, if you look at the polling, i'm beating him by seven, eight, ten points, as well. >> steve makes a smart point to remember, which is that president trump won last time, even though people had deep concerns about him. he goes into this race with one huge, new advantage, and that is the u.s. economy. he's the incumbent. you look at the quinnipiac poll. three out of four americans said their own financial situation was good or excellent. seven out of ten americans said the u.s. economy was good or excellent. we have no history in modern times of defeating an incumbent president

it is something that president trump has wanted for quite a while. to be there at dmz with north korea's leader today he has his wish. now we should mention that we are still waiting for the president to merge from peace house we expect we are going to hear from a him again, and get his take on what has just taken place there. but it is certainly historic, it has the possibility of bringing about a fruitful relationship between the united states, and north korea, as well as north korea and south korea. but a lot depends on how kim jong-un responds to this overture from the president. gordon, any way to handicap what kim is likely to do here? >> i think the more important thing jon is what president trump is willing to do, we have overwhelming leverage not just over the north koreans out befr other parties to this, russians chinese south koreans for various reasons we don't exercise that leverage. and there is o some good reasons some bad reasons why we don't do that continental this is an issue where united states, can determine outcomes, short of th

was doing that was wrong and what does donald trump do a week before the election. mark sanford's election he supports his opponent his opponent wins the primary and and mark sanford is out and then we lose the seat donald trump sends a message to any republican if you confront me i'm going to defeat you in a primary and think about this only about 4 percent of the american people decide who the republican candidate for president actually is so you have the republican party that is determined by shaped by the far right and you have a democrat shaped by the far left and the vast amount of americans have no one to represent them do you still consider yourself a republican i'm a registered republican i'm not a donald trump republican and i think if donald trump were to win this next election the republican party is dead it is absolute that think about it we don't have the support of young people we are not supporting climate change recognizing that climate change is caused by man we are totally oblivious to the debt that we're leaving our children with i mean what is t

that, a busy day for president trump.e just met with shinzo abe. now, in trilateral talks as well. those two countries have been criticized by president trump when it comes to trade. and as a packed agenda you say, we saw president trump sitting down with prime minister abe and prior to that, president xi. also, they did highlight some of the concerns, island building by the chinese and some other tray concerns as well. let's get you up-to-date with some of the market action we have had self are. a midsectiong at in asia, most ending the session in green, but of course, holding back one would assume ahead of , the asia-pacific pretty much flat. in terms of the futures, you are looking at a bit of positivity there, hans on teachers also cnh at 6.87.dollar again, we have been talking about the risk reversals moving into negative territory for the first time, suggesting trade a little bit more optimistic. let's get to the big story now with ivonne. the white house says saturday's meeting will happen without preconditions. we

trump. >> president trump kicking off the 2020 campaign in a rally tonight in orlando. trump's campaign branded the event as a blockbuster re-election launch, but as soon as the president took the stage, his message sounded very, very familiar. the president talked immigration, his disdain for the media and even took pot shots at hillary clinton. so with 2020 on the horizon, can the president keep the spotlight on himself and can he win the presidency for a second time? there's lots to discuss here. i want to bring in maeve reston, douglas brinkley and amanda carpenter to do it. amanda's author of "gaslighting america: why we love it when trump lies to us." good evening, everyone. why don't we start with amanda carpenter. amanda, president trump was back -- i sound like a game show host. amanda, president trump was back with his us versus them rhetoric at his campaign kickoff tonight. here's what he said about democrats. >> they went after my family, my business, my finances, my employees, almost everyone that i've ever known or worked with, but they are really going af

i'm sure donald trump is very impressed by it. you can see ivanka trump following behind as well.s interesting -- obviously she's a senior adviser, but also part of the family. it's interesting that donald trump has involved his family so keenly in this visit as well. >> yes, you see prince charles and camilla there as well. we're learning a little more about the gift exchanges in addition to the book by winston churchill. the president was given this three-piece pen set made exclusively for the queen. first lady melania trump was given, we're told, a specially commissioned silver box. this is typical, right, max, customary for the queen to present these gifts to heads of state as they visit. what is atypical, i suppose, u.s. head of state coming and commenting on the outgoing lame duck prime minister, criticizing her handling of brexit and commenting on boris johnson and support there for boris johnson who will be going for the job. >> reporter: he's described boris johnson as a friend, just as nigel farage, johnson launching his leadership campaign to take over theresa may, well

success in 2020 i mean the media helped elect trump by mocking him when they when they mocked trump they mocked tens of millions of americans and that's why they voted for him as the democrats in the media learned anything go ahead richard. the evidence is the outcome of the 2018 congressional elections peter the economy was doing quite well last year if the economy was an indicator the republicans across the country would have done much better than losing 40 plus house seats and the democrats won those 40 house seats not by talking about what a crumb donald trump was but because they talked about health care and the fact that they are for expanding health care access and donald trump is for denying people with preexisting conditions health care he lies about it but he's been in office for 2 and a half years and he's now talking about well maybe in a month or 2 he'll come out with this health care plan who believes the thing when . you brought up the midterm elections but there was no blue wave so i don't think that's you know your point is very powerful right there if we look at what he

trump: thank you.ticians will understand is an earthquake at the ballot box. that is what they will understand. it.they are gonna see pres. trump: we did it once and we will do it again. and this time, we're going to finish the job. this time should be a lot easier because we have done so much with our military, with our vets, with the second amendment, with our regulations, with the biggest tax cut in history, with getting rid of so many different problems, so many different things, including, by the way, the individual mandate of obamacare. one of the worst things anybody ever had to live through. we got rid of the individual mandate. right? [applause] how many people are happy they no longer have to pay for the privilege of not paying for bad health insurance? how many people are happy? bad health care! [applause] , every time you don't have to make out a check in order not to have health care, think of that. think of that. this is the only country, you pay for the very distinct privilege of not hav

the times responded to trump in a statement writing this. accusing the press of treason is dangerous. the paper also said it had described the article to the government and spoke to his own national security officials and there were no concerns. >>> a new national poll of the democratic presidential race shows a tightening race for second place. with joe biden scoring 32% in the fox news poll that's down 3 points from last month, while senator bernie sanders falls to 13%, just 4 points ahead of senator lelizabeth warren at 9% with pete buttigieg and kamala harris tied for fourth at 8 points each. beto o'rourke takes 4%, and cory booker is holding at 3%. the poll, which will count for inclusion in the second round of democratic debates in july has senator amy klobuchar and andrew yang with 2%, and castro, delaney, and ryan at 4 points each. democrats say it's more important to have a candidate who unites around shared beliefs over 23% who prefer a candidate who fights against extreme right wing belief. 22%, have steady leadership, 25% with a

trump's 72%, weld 12%. republicans in new hampshire, a lot of them have heard of weld through his massachusetts days. that's the kind of hurdle he faces there, a president who has a uniquely strong support with his own party, outside the republican party obviously a different story but trump has a challenger and he's from massachusetts, so we thought we would share that with you tonight, brian. >> a proud massachusetts native, happy to have you here now, though. steve kornacki, thank you very much, look forward to tomorrow night. >>> coming up for us on this wednesday, what it was like and what was happening at this exact time 75 years ago when all we asked of our young men was to go and save the world. >>> this night 75 years ago tonight was an uneasy evening across the beautiful normandy region of france. the occupying german troops spent the night chasing down rumors and random reports of troop and ship and plane sightings. people saw things and heard noises across the french countryside. members of the

how will trump 2020 be different from trump 2016? us is democrat strategist and ryan crash her from the trump victory finance committee, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. i will start with you. what did you think about last night and how will this rollout the different from 2016? >> thank for having me, it is good timing because i haven't been asleep yet but going on the differences between 2016-2020 donald trump was a significant fundraising disadvantage in 2016 behind hillary clinton, she had used a lot of her influence as secretary of state and being a former candidate for president to have a tremendous fundraising advantage. in 2020 donald trump has that fundraising advantage, the top 5 democrat contenders in their first 24 hours of announcing for president raised a combined total of $15 million. donald trump by the time he announced last night had surpassed that it is going to crush that number and if i'm wrong about that i will come back on your show and kevin can shave my head. shannon: don't know if we want to go that

president trump: i appreciate it. the prime minister has done a fantastic job, we've become friends over the last fairly short period of time. good relationship to ireland, as good as it's ever been, maybe better. tremendous trade. a lot of business together, a lot of trade business together, a lot of tourism together. and maybe most importantly, you are certainly one of the leading countries in terms of people moving into the united states, we have millions of irish, i think i know most of them, because they're my friends. we love the irish. so, it's an honor to be here. we'll be discussing various things, probably brexit, because i just left some very good people that are very much involved with brexit, as you know. i think it'll all work out, it'll all work out very well, and also for you with your wall, your border, i mean, we have a border situation in the united states, and you have one over here. but i hear it's going to work out well. i think they're both going to work out well. it's going to work out well her

trump stole me.nd of a joke with the president and first lady and i that she stole me away. >> this is the chief of staff's office and then operations. and back here is caligraphy. they're better busy. especially during state dinners. >> she is in constant touch with the first lady. >> working in the east wing being so small, we are tight knit, we have to be. we're very close. >> melania's west wing has 12 staff members. far fewer than her predecessors. >> on a given day we would have three or four events. it was a juggle. >> jeremy bernard was the social secretary in the obama white house. >> mrs. obama had initiatives that she launched throughout the administration so we were really busy all the time. >> michelle obama had 25 or 30. laura bush had upwards of 20 so to have less than half the number of people working for you puts you at a tremendous disadvantage and also sends a message about how much you're willing to do and how much you want to do. that was done by design by mrs. trump. first of al

donald trump jr. should have alerted officials about russia offering to give dirt. >> let's put yourself in a position. you're a congressman. somebody comes up and says hey i have information on your opponent. do you call the fbi? i've seen a lot of things over my life. i don't think in my whole life i ever called the fbi. you don't call fbi. you throw somebody out of your office. >> al gore got a stolen briefing book. he called the fbi. >> that's different. this is somebody who says we have information on your opponent. oh, let me call the fbi. give me a break. life doesn't work that way. >> the fbi director says that should happen. >> the fbi director is wrong. >> foreigners, if russia, china, if somebody offers you information should you accept it or call the fbi. >> i think you do both. i think you might listen. if somebody called from a country, norway, we have information on your opponent. oh, i think i would want to hear that. >> you want that kind of interference in our election? >> it's not i

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trump 42% to 41% and fox news reporting mayor pete beats donald trump 41% to 40%. oh, that smarts. >> and i believe fox new reported all of that. and i think probably the people who leaked it thought we're going to try to get his attention. it may cost us our jobs but he has got to change course if he's going to seriously contend with whoever the democratic nominee is, because either it's going to be biden or somebody who beat biden which means they're potentially even stronger. and i think they're probably willing to risk losing their jobs and honestly how fun is it to be donald trump's pollster? it's probably not the best job that they've had. they've been willing to do it, right. i don't think they're surprised they got fired but they were willing to do it. >> it's the only way to communicate with trump. advertise on television. that's just how it is, right? this is a time-honored technique that other aides have used in various circumstances. >> i have not -- >> no, other aides to donald trump have used. >> yes. >> and some campaigns, not saying jennifer, but we

. >> i think we do see melania trump and donald trump growing closer publically.n this roller coaster together. >> she has always come around in the end. we will see her in 2020. but i think we will see her less. >> she's not going to walk away. but she's going to let it be known she's not happy. >> do you think the public will see her more or come to understand her more? >> i will leave it to the first lady to unveil additional parts of her portfolio. >> parents need to watch what children are doing. to be safe. >> i will tell you, that she will continue to support the work of this administration. >> i think that history will look back on her very kindly. i hope first ladies to come will take a page out of her book. i think it's very powerful and strong. >> she's in a role that's dynamic. it's ever changing. while we can be an impatient nation, we have to give melania trump time. >> within the role of first lady, has has served notice she will do it as she wants to do it. i think people understand they are chasing shadows. we just don't know melania trump. >>> my

and kim and he said that president trump will go down in history. president moon, conscious, it seems of the relationship with trump theory, and lavishing him with praise as he's about to take this step, possibly across the border into north korea to meet with kim. >> absolutely, and it's something we have seen the north korean leader do as well. in fact, it's something we have seen a number of leaders around the world as well. moon jae-in is lavishing his praise on president trump. he is allowing him toch th have moment. i think it was last year when there was talk about nobel peace prizes. president moon was asked about that, and he said do you think president trump should have the nobel peace prize. he said he can have the nobel peace prize, i just want the peace. me understands for the u.s. president, this is very important, the optics of it as well. >> president trump lavished praise on the north korea leader which he claimed as signs of progress here. one notable moment, praising the north korea leader for returning u.s. hostages. one of those

trump knows that. he goes for the bad eye, the weakness, the physical embarrassment, whatever it is. okay, open borders, late-term on abortion rights, late-term, which is really troubling to a lot of people, marley, and socialism. one of the opponent is joe biden, or it's buttigieg or somebody that is known known to be on the hard left. what does he do then? charlie? >> he'll paint whoever it is, in those colors. every single person has a vulnerability. and you're absolutely right. one of the things that donald trump has mastered is to find that vulnerability. what is the cartoon image that he can win on that individual. and, you know, until you're actually tested in a general election, who knows. we've made a career out of underestimating donald trump. >> i agree. >> and so, you know, the one thing that he had is he does have that bully instinct. what is the vulnerability, what is the weak spot. how can i hammer away at this. and the fact that he is utterly without shame and utterly without scruple gi

. >> president trump and first melania trump are flying to europe tonight. they will spend the next four great britain and france for a series of meetings and events. efore he left, the president reporters.fly to president trump: we'll be going uk.the i think it will be very important. it certainly will be very interesting. going on in the uk. they want to do trade with the united states. we'll see how that works out. our country is doing well. our security is doing well. we're going to stop the border. mexico has been making millions of dollars for many years. they have to do something about the border. everybody is doing -- coming through mexico, including drugs, human trafficking. they're sending a big delegation right here to the white house on wednesday, as i understand it, and we'll see what can be done. but if it's not done, you know what we're going to be doing, and i'm really ok with. -- ok with that. [inaudible] president trump: i don't like them at all. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: people ask me the questions, like you. don't ask me the

i think we know that president trump isa think we know that president trump is a hugely controversialin his own country and here, so i think there was going to be a bit more colour to some of the commentary than you might have on a different occasion with a different president. they were a number of these moments over the course of the state visit, like some of the anti—donald trump placards that the bbc showed, putting the caption that donald has landed which viewers thought added up landed which viewers thought added up to landed which viewers thought added uptoa landed which viewers thought added up to a tone of disrespect. do you think the bbc might have got it wrong? i don't think we did. i think we had a huge amount of coverage on a range of all platforms between tv, radio, online, the many dimensions of the state visit with the queen and the state banquet, the politics of the second day, the d—day commemorations, in portsmouth and southsea. i think that taken as a whole, i feel we did a very good job. and we've had a lot of reaction to say, yes, that's the case. the occasional

when is president trump!talks this is a convention busting president so exactly what he is going to stay in portsmouth it will be an interesting thing. thank you very much for your thoughts today. it is going to be interesting in terms of the speculation around who else might donald trump see on this visit. lots of speculation he might have brief meetings with boris johnson or nigel farage. nothing confirmed but if he was to have that sort of meeting and we look at his schedule it is most likely it would be here at winfield house or perhaps now that he's had the first bit of downtime in his day so far since landing he might get back on his twitter account. let's see. yes. i noticed that borisjohnson released a video to go hand in hand with his leadership aspirations. let's speak to somebody who had knows an awful lot about the ceremony who knows —— that goes along with these events. would you have liked a president like this in power when you were the ambassador in washington?” like this in power when you wer

smiles between trump and kim. we saw smiles between trump and putin as they made jokes about election interference. during the g-20 and of course smiles between president trump and the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman. the president showing a comfort level with dictators, which often he does not show even with some of america's closest allies. jim acosta, please stand by. i'm here at the dmz, a short distance from where president trump is meeting with the north korean leader in a private, behind closed doors, bilateral meeting as we speak. i'm joined here by paula hancocks, who covers south korea, based in seoul, been here a number of times, for some time. it is quite a moment here to have them meeting and discussing face-to-face an issue which has divided these countries for deck as and brought these countries to the brink of war a number of times over the course of those decades. >> i was raiding baeading back what the two leaders said. and we had that moment from kim jong un saying it's good to see you,

and he did then attach himself like a barnacle to the trump campaign and the trump white house. where he really made himself one of the guys. he was apparently around a lot. in august 2016 during the presidential campaign george nader organized a meeting at trump tower which ultimately became the subject of this blockbuster report in the "new york times". this time last year. at the trump tower meeting where george nader, donald trump jr., erik prince, and a man named joel zamel who was reportedly offering at that meeting an off the shelf foreign election interference effort that would be run by mr. zamel's israeli company and financed by some of these gulf monarchies that mr. maider worked for, all to benefit the trump campaign by flooding american social media and what amounted to a giant si-ops campaign to turn off clinton voters and boost trump. that's what he was offering. the trump campaign of course says they weren't buying. the "times" reports that after that meeting george nader bim a fresh presence around the trump campaign, he took multiple meetings with jared kushner

trump attacking his own party over tariffs and saying it is now a trump, quote, cult. and this has people fascinated. these new secret memos from inside the mueller probe which allegedly go into all kinds of details. it is all part of a clear indictment of trump world from the pretty famous author, michael wolff. i have a lot of questions about this and i'll put them to him as he administration his first appearance on "the beat." and i have a special report for you that we've been working. on this is about a brand new story that relates to trump's immigration policy turmoil. it involves the president's recurring nightmare which involves never trumpers, ted cruz, and some pretty bad news for mitch mcconnell. and i can tell you that we don't think you'll see that story anywhere else. we begin with the house democrats on offense hitting hard against the trump team efforts of what they call stonewalling the probes. plus a new release of a voicemail that reveals donald trump's own criminal defense lawyer trying to get a heads up on whether michael flynn had evidence that wo

this is not just president trump reacting. he clearly did this with a great deal of intention, intending to set this kind of tone as he comes to london knowing he's facing a lot of blowback, protests and turmoil around the fact that he's going to be here this week. >> it's not just the lack of diplomacy. the norm-busting is also that he's weighing in on british politics. he's saying how supportive he is of nigel farage and forrest johnson. just as they were looking for someone to lead the way through brexit, usually a president of the united states stays away from interfering in internal politics. >> especially when there is a political crisis going on in britain that's been playing out for two years. this is now the second time the president weighed in prior to meeting with the prime minister. now this prime minister is obviously a lame duck. friday is her last day in office. last year when he met with her, he gave an interview with another british publication and endorsed boris johnson. he's following suit with a pattern we