tell us more about his tweets. has he been tweeting anything additional? >> he is tweeting every few minutes and why we're looking at this is it's the only first person perspective we are getting is from this particular reporter. a court and crimes reporter for this small community paper. and he's been tweeting several times so the latest tweets is basically him saying he's okay. and he's talking to police right now so let's read them for you. he just tweeted just a few minutes ago. he said i'm currently waiting to be interviewed by police so i'm safe and no longer at the office. and then he clarified one of the tweets of previously saying, okay, i was not tweeting from under my desk. i was already safe when i started tweeting. so that tweet just referring to some of the descriptions he had given in previous tweets when he said that he heard multiple people get shot while he was under his desk. he was describing the terrifying moments when he was hearing that gunman reload. so really, some of these latest tweets clarifying. he wasn't under his desk. he was

he tweeting. tweeting. carol saying the president has done more in two years than president obama did in eight. scott pruitt, his cozy ties with baron, next to that, a preview of the primary in california on tuesday, taking place on june 6. the story that broke yesterday for michael schmidt, president trumps lawyers have quietly waged a campaign to keep the special counsel from trying to force him to answer questions in the investigation as to whether he obstructed justice, asserting that he cannot be compelled to testify, arguing that he could committed obstruction because of his unfettered authority over the department of justice. the letter obtained by the new york times contends that the president cannot illegally obstructed any aspect into the investigation because of the constitution empowering if he wished to terminate the exercise. to anthonyspeaking scaramucci about that at 9:00. laurence tribe will join us in about 10 minutes. he is looking at presidential impeachment. let's go to paul, new jersey

he was tweeting that out after the gunman was allegedly in custody. he tweeted that out afterwards. we're seeing someone leave in a wheelchair, but they're sitting up and it looks like i may be someone who may not be able to a walk outwell. this again is -- gover mr hogan has arrived on the scene and ibl protalking to people and getting briefed and letting them know h happy h is with our first responders and the hard work theydo. the metropolitan police department, the district police, as we told the new york police nypd has been sendin police t news outlets as an abundance of caution because the iewspaper he annapolis was attacked.n metropolitolice here in washington are not commenting on the tactics. we have a lss of pnews offices in this town and we d not know if they are doing the same thing here in this town, but they are doing it in new york city as an abundance of caution. "the capital gazette", a small hometown newspaper attacked this afternoon at 2:30 when a gunman openedfire and hit and injured several people in that office. >> the thing that occurs to me is if they a doin

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he then tweets -- michael cohen then tweets -- oh, boy, i need the glasses. appreciate tom arnold's kind words about me as a great father, husband and friend. that was a chance, he's referring to the photograph that you tweeted, that was a chance public encounter in the hotel lobby where he asked for a selfie. by the way, that's the way it looked to me when i saw it. >> right. >> then he goes on and says not spending the weekend together. did not discuss being on his show nor did we discuss potus. so he's saying -- and so you responded to that. >> right, right, right. >> you responded saying so you didn't like me on cnn either? that makes it unanimous. does that mean you didn't like yourself on cnn? >> no, it was hilarious, it was terrible. >> i saw it. you tell him to get some rest and say i won't trouble you anymore. the last thing you need is my nonsense. oh, and whatever you do, do not watch this show, lawrence on msnbc. >> turn off the tv, michael. >> so he's saying you're not going to spend the weekend together. >> it's been ongoing back and forth. >> a

trump tweeted until now? has your assessment changed?e, it remains a summit of significant success of. the prime minister had put gender at the centre and it did raise $3.8 billion to educate young girls in conflict situations following in the footsteps of a great initiative by the united kingdom at the then g8 summit, raised another $3 billion package with the americans participating for women's economic empowerment through our development finance institutions working with the. and the united kingdom had a very important leadership role to play. a zero plastics charter, five countries have signed on, coastal cleanup for our oceans. now on some of those, the united states had already not chipped in with its money, but what was recorded in a consensus communique, it gave them a free press, accurately recorded, where who agreed and where they didn't. so, we'll have to wait and see, as i have said, if president trump then orders everybody in the us government not to do what had just been agreed, even when it is in the most immediate and dir

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roseanne fires off this horrible racist tweet. abc axes the tweet. you have some anchors like don lemon using that to say the president is more of a racist. katie: when we had the congressional baseball shooting the man who was the shooter supported bernie sanders. but you didn't see the comments that bernie sanders was responsible. what the rest of roseanne's show represented is being ignored. the rest of her show is very diverse. you have the transgender son. an african-american ghter who an african-american mother in the military. the rest of the family supports hillary clinton. all trump supporters and the president himself are being blamed for a comment put on twitter which was a line put continue to a teleprompter with samantha bee. howie: some pundits are saying trump was to blame for the roseanne tweet because he created the racist atmosphere. capri: i think the narrative and hypothesis that president trump has ignited this racist trend to cop out into the forefront and mainstream. that's nothing new. howie: is it fair? capri: no in this cont

they have tweeted it out themselves. headquarters saying atf baltimore responding to a shooting incident at the capital gazette in annapolis maryland. i'm going to talk to jim cavanaugh on the phone. jim, i'm sorry that -- he is actually with us. jim, i don't know, does the atf stage people in annapolis or will they be sending people from baltimore? what does this tell us about what's going on? >> they are having an aggressive response at the baltimore division. they have offices all over the region of course. they can get there quickly. they will be backing up annapolis p.d. the county police, the maryland state troopers. everybody is going to be going to help and damp it down. you see the s.w.a.t. bearcat on the right. >> yep. >> that is the tactical vehicle. some of their suvs. they set up their on-seen command. you see them behind the brick wall. they are going to be in a place where nobody can take a shot at them. they will be discussing their tack dictiti tactics, emergency maneuvers and process to evacuate people.

kaufman tweeted this is a human rights mess. it is on the president to clean it up and fire the people making it. is there a reason steven miller has been so quiet and not appearing in any media interviews? >> it's interesting. he has been a driving force wind this policy. he's an immigration hawk, a conservative hard liner. he's been crafting this immigration plan on capitol hill. he's responsible for a lot of immigration policies including the travel ban. but the white house has been very careful about putting him out. they even spiked an audio with him by the "new york times" that would appear on a pod cast. and i think part of that is because they know that sort of a polarizing force. instead, they've had secretary kiersten nielson, the head of homeland security, be the face of this policy. she's been out there. she did the briefing on monday. i think it's interesting that you have some republicans calling on him to fire miller. i would note that kaufman is one of the most vulnerable republicans up for re-election. so it's n

this was a public tweet not a private tweet.g we're going to announce the number at 8:30 and at 7:30 say i changed my mind and announce it at 7:30 publicly that's different than something that requires fbi attention. that said, you know, i wish he hadn't done t i would rather we stick to the old rules but -- >> ed, i've got to go here all i know is that in the last administration we were worried about transparency thanks to the media, we don't have similar worries this administration ed lazear, thank you for joining me david be bfar,ack to you. >> a lot more squawk on the street for you right after this break. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com >>> new developments in this potential massive strike taking place in vegas jane wells is live on the ground there and joins us with the latest morning, jane. >> reporter: hey, guys we now know that at least 12,000 workers will not be walking off the job a

she tweeted that her actions say more about her than me. the reaction by some trump-bashing pundits, yeah, right, she deserved it. >> you make choices in life. and there is a cost to being an accomplice to this cruel, deceitful administration. howie: msnbc contributor in the "washington post," it's natural and appropriate for decent human beings to shame and shun the practitioners of such a policy. if a barack obama spokesman had been booted from a restaurant. what's next. is it okay to picket people's houses like what happened friday at kirstjen nielsen's townhouse in virginia. should fedex not deliver packages? rachel maddow apologized at the end of her show when she had difficultyw about infants and toddlers being moved to new shelters. >> at least three -- put up the graphic of this. thank you. do we have it? no. three tender age shelters in texas. lawyers and medical providers -- i'm going have to hand this off. sorry. howie: whether or not you like rachel ma dough, i don't think she has anything to apologize for. we all struggle as br

. >> a tearful apology from roseanne barr for the racist tweet that upended her career. in her first interview since the cancellation of her mega hit sitcom. can the comedian ever rehab her image? >>> plus the road to equality. >> it's a historic moment for all ladies in the kingdom. >> meet the women driving change in saudi arabia. now jumping behind the wheel for the first time in history. the fight for freedoms in the kingdom that are still being denied. >>> and freak on a leash? the not so pretty pooches mugging it up in the world's ugliest dog competition. so which of these messy mutts took home the title? but first here are the "nightline" 5. >>> and number 1 is coming >>> good evening. and we begin here tonight with the newly released and extremely raw and emotional interview with roseanne barr. it was record just days after she was fired from her hit abc sitcom after she sent out a racist tweet. tonight we sit down with the man who conducted the interview. does he think roseanne's apology is sincere? >> i should have known better. i should have not done it. and i

he chose to tweet his tweet basically said like everybody else, we rate the job numbers. you can read into that ten different things if you want to read into it. numbers themselves are up slightly more, that's good news. i don't think he gave anything away, incidentally. i think this is all according to routine, as i say, law and customs. i recall when i was here whatever 35 years ago, exactly the same system, i was an omb in those days. they sent the numbers over to omb and we decided whether to alert the president or not, it really hasn't changed. >> reporter: former obama administration officials including jason furman not dismissing this. they say it's significant. they say the president shouldn't receive the jobs report in advance in the future. so, certainly sparking a fierce debate again, against the backdrop of another debate over the president's announcement that he is slapping new tariffs on steel and aluminum. yesterday, of course, the united states allies already announcing that they're planning to retaliate. everyone from mexico to the eu as well as canada. l

that would be the same statement if he tweeted them every month.does not, he merely tweeted them ahead of the jobs report. >> here's his problem. here's his problem. we got the briefing yesterday. every president gets it the day before. a select number of people know about it. people at the lab know about it, you have to sit there for 30 minutes and can't go to the bathroom. you can study it, because what you write will move markets. did the president talk about this with any of his rich friends? did he give outside information to any people? that question may not be fair to the president, but i can understand why people may ask them. because the president of the united states brief odd this since day one, tweeted about something he was not supposed to. >> we already know the market preliminary indications implications of something he did. there was impact based on what he did. you make a key point. as we in the media get these reports, our mics -- you can't transmit from the labor department until the clock hits 8:30. there is a clock with a count

tweets himself into germany's migration but backlash in the u.s. is growing over his government's treatment of the practice of separating migrant children from their parents at the border with mexico. and at the world cup of belgium he got off to a start by beating debutantes panama. and the day's other get. off it's good to have you with germany's chancellor angela merkel today averted a crisis in her government over migration policy and she did it at least for now her interior minister horst as a whole for from the chancellor's bavarian sister party the c.s.u. wants to close germany's borders to some refugees but the chancellor says that would go against european union principles today's a whole forgave a deadline if she can't deliver a solution in cooperation with european partners by the next day you summit in two weeks then he says he will act alone. she didn't get more than a short respite but that was still more than chancellor angela merkel was expecting . after fears her government would collapse she has now won some time until the e.u. su

we had to respond to residential tweets -- presidential tweets. does anybody in this administration asked him tbacka? >> on the first question, certainly you would be the first to know if the president comes out here. thankfully, he does address the press and a number of ways and a number of venues. in terms of twitter, the president uses twitter to communicate directly to the american people. frankly, you have the ability to choose what you want to write about. to write about things that the american people do not care about day in and day out. that it it -- is a decision that you guys make, and i believe is the wrong one. >> can we at least get an opportunity to answer at -- tweets?y question about >> you said last august that the prident did noak statement aboutrp tower. tweets? what is the reason for the discrepancy? >> like you said, this is from a letter. i direct you to them to answer that question. you are referencing a letter that came directly from outside counsel. i would refer you to them to answer that question. deborah? visit,r kim k

president likes to tweet and he's pretty good at tweeting things that been if not destroyed the truth so does he have his facts here right. on the headline of it no he doesn't because you know the government has produced a report just just last month saying that crime overall in fact is being fulling and at its lowest level last year since one thousand nine hundred eighty so there is wrong and why in that sense yes although there may be of course particular types of crime and you know if you look at exactly who carried them out or did if you look at crime related to the specific asylum process and where the people have put their documents in on time that sort of thing if you call that crime then you know there may be something to it but i think you have to see that don't trump has always been against the the medical migrant polis a i remember him tweeting back when he was running for office you know natalie's ruining germany a few weeks later he was all smiles with kill americans rushing to you know it's a strange well that he lives in but you know this is very unusual for a u.s. pres

barr continued on a tweet storm throughout the week, making excuses, playing the victim, et cetera.nd president trump sort of did that as well. he tweeted toward abc's owner disney's ceo bob iger, saying why aren't you apologizing to me for various insults on abc. then the conversation turned to samantha bee making disparaging comments against ivanka trump. bee will be back on the air on wednesday. and in fact i can report that she will address this, she's going to take it on on her show called "full frontal" on wednesday night. i'm really curious what she says, how much she takes responsibility and how much she tries to change the subject back to what she was originally talking about which was president trump's immigration policy. remember, that was what she was actually trying to talk about but it was overshadowed by her profani profanity. maria, roseanne bar, samantha bee, two very different stories, did you see folks trying to draw a false equivalency? >> yes, and i call it a false ekwif less th equivalency, if samantha bee had done the same thing as roseanne barr, tweeted exact

they tweeted out this video showing cruise from berkeley, hayward leaving for lake county at 5 am. they will provide firefighters and resources to the crews battling the fire. >>> planes have been up in the air all around lake county throughout the day. dropping water and fire retardant to help with the flames. see the green lines? they represent the routes of the planes and you can see they have been swarming all around clear lake for the fire has burned. >> we are in the weather center tracking conditions that they are facing. >>> the red flag warning has expired but we had extreme heat over the past couple days, temperatures around 102 degrees 75 acre wildfire in this morning we had a report of 1500 acres in the most recent this evening was 7700 acres. rapid growth with the fire. we are tracking local clouds and fog but this could have an impact on the fire zone increasing the moisture levels. right around clear lake you can see the weather observations with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. the moisture levels are creeping up, winds have been shifting around around 10-12 miles p

let me tell you about a tweet of my own which was a few hours ago. concerned somebody's going to get hurt. i find what maxine waters said to be appalling. you might disagree with these individuals, i certainly do, but they are public servants, and if the shoe were on the other foot, and if someone high ranking in the obama administration had been rejected from a restaurant under similar circumstances, i think many of the people today calling for those actions would have been appalled. and rightfully so. i'm for consistency. also, i want to say what a great hand the president has just been dealt politically. on top of that horrible tweet last week from peter fonda, robert de niro dropping the f bomb, samantha bee with the c word, all it does is create a piling on of elites. >> no, sure, it's working. this is great for the president. but jeffrey toobin, back on the president's tweet. when we talk about civility on both sides? did he just light a match? >> he's been inflammatory on twitter since before he ran for president. this is how he engages with h

a summer intern shouldn't have to tweet for help. country where lawmakers refuse to address this uniquely americans. crisi president trump earlier todayee ting prior to departing wisconsin i was briefed on the shooting at thett capital e annapolis maryland. my thoughts and ayers are with the victims and their families. thank y to all the first responders who are currently on the scene. let's check our board here on some of the latest tweets that we have been following. critical as we watch this unfold today. we'll bring the first one up here. this is from the national nter for victims of crime wring toden, healing looks dit for each and every victim h somel through speaking some chooseauma, to process it internally. all healing is valid and all methods must be respected #annapolis #capital gazette. we hear from brandywine gater sinter. the press iot the enemy. the press is not the enemy. thank you to the first responders and anguid for the people who and their families in the capitalho gazette sing is. we move on to the next one. thi

the president himself has been tweeting this morning tweeted a short while ago there have been lots of other meetings with staff and representatives. the president said they have been going well. he says in the end that doesn't matter. we'll know soon whether or not a real deal unlike those in the past can happen. it will come down to those two leaders. minutes ago he tweeted lashing out at the haters and losers who doubted him on all this suggesting he'll prove them wrong. >> jon karl, we'll be watching this together tonight. many people say the victory for kim jong-un is standing on the same stage as the president of the united states. he gets that stage now after a brutal reign. the surveillance seen around the world, you're about to see it right here. who is the man about to sit across from president trump? >> reporter: he is the 34-year-old leader of north korea. kim jong-un. his official birth date has never been confirmed. his grandfather was north korea's founder known as the great leader. his father kim jong il power when his grandfather died. known for his dress, right down t

now, here's one of the tweets from today. quote.w the fake news inna coted effort with each othe likes to say i gave so thch to korea because i met -- that's because that's all they have disparage.we go so m worl andore is being added in finals, even got our hostage remains. now he'sri rng to the three americans that were held hostage in north koreaho were released and returned home in march. a lot of great video of tm coming off the plane. north korea agreed to give back the rains of american soldiers who died fighting in north korean war,s part of all of this and one of the more vocal complainers about the president's meehng kim was democrat chuck schumer and yes, there was a tweet for here we go. humer said the summit is what c theal texas c all cattle and no has , thank you, chuck, are you sure you got that right? no more nuclear testir rocket flying, hostages already backg hero remains coming home and much memorize president addressed criticism of his meeting with kim last week, before leaving singapore. some of you were saying

utah senator orrin hatch is among the republicans blasting waters' comments tweeting, this is a very bad, dangerous idea. debate and even disagreement is critical to the american experiment, but when we stop seeing the humanity in the other side, we all lose. >>> a former adviser to president trump has apologized for using a racially charged term in a heated debate with a black guest on fox news. ex-deputy campaign manager david bossie and democratic strategist joel payne were discussing immigration and rhetoric being used against trump supporters when this happened. >> michael hayden posted a picture of auschwitz. donny deutch is -- >> yeah, that liberal michael hayden, yeah, that screaming liberal michael hayden. >> you're out of your cotton picking mind. >> cotton picking mind? >> you guys are out of your minds. >> brother, let me tell you something, i got some -- i got some relatives who pick cotton, and i'm not going to sit here and allow you -- >> this is ridiculous. >> now, bossie later apologized for saying cotton picking mind and said he should have chosen his words more car

you misstated his tweet. he is not speaking of a vernacular, he is lying about our constitution and misstating our most fundamental laws and principles. once you are here, you are entitled to due process. >> i just conceded that. >> let me finish, steve, the president, you said it is a question of congress fixing it, no, it is constitutional, that is number one. number two, you said the president speaking in a vernacular, bologna, that is why this crisis has caused his popularity to plummet. >> really? his popularity is rising. >> no it is not. >> yes it is. >> steve, let me finish my point. when his tweet says something that is not convenient for you, you misstate the tweet. when the polling numbers are convenient, you misstate the polling. 2,000 kids have been cruelly separated from their parents. that is a crisis, that is a shame on the trump presidency. >> certainly among republicans his popularity, it is going up. >> highest in a decade in this country. the american people, you wouldn't know it from watc

then there's the president who refuses to call out roseanne's racist tweets. instead he's still asking for an apology for abc. this is about him, right? >> no, it's not about him. although the president said on twitter it was about him. sarah huckabee sanders -- >> that was sarcasm. >> sarah huckabee sanders buried this lead yesterday saying it was inappropriate and no one defended it. this was a chance for the president to say it was wrong. you have to remember, if you point fingers, you got to point some back at yourself. this president has said things that people have been offended by. i'm thinking of several examples, the pochahontas thing. the charlottesville thing and then listening to david duke about how he should handle it. this president should not, as there is racial tension, we are not a post racial society, he needs to listen to america. not just his base, not just roseanne who wants to get the neighborhood right. what does her neighborhood look like? baltimore, chicago, l.a. i'm not talking about in indiana or iowa or north dakota. i'm talking ab

this is his latest tweet. prime minister justin trudeau of canada acted so meek and mild during our g7 meetings only to give a news conference after i left saying that u.s. tariffs were kind of insulting and he will not be pushed around. very dishonest and weak. let me bring back our panel, ron brownstein, kimberly dozier, and michelle kozinski. ron, is this just trump being upset because he can't take criticism? >> well, i think there are several things that run through my mind when you see his tweet. the first is that it is a bra d broader pattern of the trump presidency that he always needs a conflict with an -- i mean these twitter wars kind of fall on each other one after the other. and sometimes, you know, most often the targets are domestic, and sometimes they're international. but they're always there. there's always something, someone with whom he is engaged in a feud. it is part of the way he defines himself to his base. as we talked about before, as someone who is willing to kind of break the crocke

this is according to a tweet, the atf just put the tweet out. josh campbell, if you're still with me, what does that tell you about what's happening there? >> reporter: it's going to be all hands on deck. any time you have a situation with some active violence, some type of emergent situation that law enforcement's responding to, at the initial outset it doesn't matter whose jurisdiction it is. the focus is going to be surging law enforcement resources regardless of the patch that they're wearing on their shoulder, whether state, local, federal authorities. they're going to get to the scene and, you know, provide the resource, provide the support, and again, each agency brings different things to the table. if and when there is an all clear with -- at least not a continuing threat, then each of those agencies will be able to provide resources and, you know, areas of specialty and expertise that they bring to the table. so it is -- it is situations like this, you know, offices are, police departments, federal agencies have offices in many differe

been going on for a while i pulled up on my laptop here a headline that really corresponds to that tweet that you read are ahmed this or indian country today may have vote eighteen is the hash tag that you see online native eighteen the native vote eighteen one hundred plus and growing native candidates seeking early votes joseph when you read this headline what thoughts go through your mind and you see the tweets that have been streaming under this headline as well like the one i could read out what do you think you know it's important to first let me acknowledge the fact that to being a guest on this panel i'm honored to be here they represent my people in the state of oklahoma but your to your question made of people trying to just. in this process you know or for a long time or voices have been heard i would bet this why can't it's like myself in these other ladies are all joining forces with other people within their own communities and around their state to finally let native voices be heard and i think that's essential. you know a lot of the work i used to do specifically for my t

bush 41 tweeted this message. enjoying a great book and a wonderful walk down memory lane this morning. yet another reminder of just how lucky i've been in life. >> it includes a tweet of the 93-year-old bush holding a copy of "george and barbara bush, the great american love story." he's in the hospital for low blood pressure and fatigue. >> wishing him the best. >> we'll see you back here. >>> "smerconish" starts now. ♪ >> i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. roseanne goes too far and gets canceled. but samantha bee still got her job so president trump is complaining about a double standard. he's right. but not for the reason he thinks. and unemployment is down to historic lows but americans are also much less likely to outearn their parents. what's the cause of that economic divide? and can that tailspin be reversed? plus, a senior about to graduate places a joke ad on craigslist offering his high school for sale. but in today's school shootin

i had somebody tweet at me recently about there was a bot that had tweeted something out about the presidential election, and they had gotten a tennessee republican website. it with us not the actual bona fide republican handle, and they wanted to know what i was going to do about it. >> i'm a secretary of state and i'm a very powerful of person. right. i rank second in my house behind my wife. that's not in our world. we're trying to call balls and strikes. we're not in control of social media. i can't call facebook and twitter and say, hey, tack that down. i would like to know if you have suggestions for election officials, secretaries of state, others, when we see things that just don't seem right. what should we do. do you have any thoughts about that? government oversight? >> great. that's a good question. on facebook you're able to flag false news. like i said, we both monitor proactively and look for signals of potential false news, but also take specific flags from the facebook community. if that information is found to be false, then we reduce distribution on facebook by like 80%, some

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we saw her tweet the other day. the first time we caught a glimpse of her, the last time we caught a glimpse of her was on may 10. i wonder if somebody is guiding that kind of tweet from her. it doesn't seem like her, at least the image she has had in her engagement with the press. >> if the first lady or the person standing in for the first lady disappeared, you want to know where she is. >> greg: they even had a chart. how sophisticated. the speculation fueled and less guessing games. the pleasure many found and hoping someone was wrong -- something was wrong with the first lady and cloaking it in some kind of concern. n, "newsweek" ," the ghouls barely have any humanity left. just when you think you hit the bottom of the cesspool, more cesspool. some even suggested trump beat melania. trappen their own prison of pain since 2016, their misery only six company. jeff zucker must be spinning in his grave, if he wasn't alive and well. or is he? has anyone seen him? see what i did there? dana, this is what people do on

in the latest tweets, the president ramped up his hard line rhetoric. among other things, he tweeted this, quote, we cannot allow all these people to invade our country. when somebody comes in, we must immediately, with no judges or court cases, bring them back from where they came. our system is a mockery to good immigration policy and law and order. most children come without parents, closed quote. let's go to our senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny. jeff, what more are you hearing from the president and his top aides? >> reporter: wolf, behind the scenes here at the white house, we're told the president is indeed still fuming about last week's immigration matters at the white house. of course, as we saw him campaign all weekend long in las vegas, doubling down on his hard line immigration stance, he is trying to make the point that the border needs to be resolved. now, he's not necessarily talking about the reunification of families and children, which we saw so many images of lost week which ultimately led him to sign that executive order.

huckabee tweeted this. you see this picture, quote, nancy pelosi introduces her campaign committee for the takeback of the house.". demand appeared to be making gang sides -- signs. some people say the tweet is propaganda and shows an unfair image of mexican immigrants. michael w responded saying, the tweet was, quote, nothing about race, but about a violent criminal gang. >>> huckabee's daughter, white house secretary sarah huckabee sanders was kicked out of the restaurant in virginia. she tweeted that the owner of the red hen restaurant asked her to leave because she works for president trump. she posted, i politely left. her actions as a far more about her than about me. i always do my best to treat people including those i disagree with respectfully and will continue to do so. the owner of the red stands by her decision, telling the washington post, several of her employees are gay and that she believes that sanders worked in the service up -- of, inhumane and unethical administration. sanders offered t

even when i tweeted it today, i got a loft tweets back.this kind of condescending column that you made me vote for trump. and my point is who votes for somebody because liberals are mean to them? it's so weird, you know. i don't understand why anybody would choose the leader of the free world on that basis, and yet we hear over and over whenever the media does something that conservatives don't like, this is how you got trump, right. so it just seems like a way to sort of absolve them of having to come up with any kind of positive reason for supporting him. it's just more to get back at liberals. but i also want to follow up on what we were talking about before, because i think it's an important point. i think the reason the president isn't going to condemn roseanne and doesn't ever really apologize for anything like pocahantas, no matter how offensive it is because he is a racial demagogue. that's why. it's not just about him wanting to be the center of attention. it's that he -- this is what the people who follow him want to hear, and he

there's now a trump tweet in the mix tonight a crisis that reaches from bavaria to a white house bully. from berlin this is the day. and combined days a compromise proposal last week that puts me under pressure to negotiate. easy going region not yet have the whole issue of migration under control if you think it's required so we must be able to immediately reject people at the border seven most missing do we must present gemini to a european interests at the same time but. since you feel we are not responsible for the many political decisions that have to forbid euro defaulting to be strong for the monk who knows what he is seeking the end of the coalition its own kid at least nobody i know. also coming up what the murder of a teenage girl did to the soul of a small german town and the politics of an entire nation. and then has become a microcosm of germany's internal division striking a nerve around the country and fueling the call the rise at its roots against migration. or we begin the day with america's mission impossible how to deliver in two weeks what no political leader has be

i'm just looking at a tweet here from the u.k. prime minister trees i'm a he says hey the irish referendum yesterday so this was tweeted out the twenty seventh of may was an impressive show democracy which delivers a clear and unambiguous result i congratulate the i wish people in their decision and all of the together for yes on their successful campaign pm theresa may with pilled the eighth so how position is very clear when it comes to island but what about the an island how would a politician stacking up on the northern side of the border. well unfortunately we haven't had a government in terms of the northern assembly for seventeen months night and so we have to legislate it the one hundred sixty seven abortion act has never been implemented in northern ireland even though where citizens of the united kingdom so we are asking our night to legislate and our human rights are not a devolved matter to the northern ireland assembly even if it came back tomorrow so it's under u.k. legislation really doubt deliver human rights for w

show over a tweet widely denounced as racist r.t. samir khan has commentary. here we have yet another case of liberal hypocrisy two very different cases with two very different outcomes first we have legendary actor peter fonda a staunch liberal who came under fire for a series of unhinged anti-trust tweets in one of those tweets he said that trump's twelve year old son should be kidnapped and given to pedophiles saying quote we should rip the baron trump from his mother's arms and put him in a cage with pedophiles this tweet prompted baron trump's mother first lady malani a trump to report fonda to get service then find a delete of the tweet and apologized many conservatives called for fonda to be stacked with sony pictures while condemning find his actions refuse saying that they will not make any changes to the upcoming film because it would affect people who have made the film so no punishment for liberal fonda however when roseanne barr posted a racist tweet about valerie jarrett an african-american obama official saying quote muslim brotherhood and plane

basically up ending years of global diplomacy with, you guessed it, a single tweet. the debate rages on over presidential pardon power. a special counsel robert mueller files new charges against paul manafort. i'll ask connecticut senator richard blumenthal about that when he joins me live. >>> but first, they say a picture is worth a thousand words. and as with everything in the trump administration, that may be an understatement. of course, there is this photo from the g7 tweeted out by a spokesman for angela merkel showing the german chancellor with her hands planted staring down at her american counterpart. there is also this one showing a white imprint on president trump's right hand following yet another hard handshake with french president emmanuel macron. and then there is this one of imf managing director and chairman christine lagarde with a withering look as the president shows up late for a breakfast focused on gender equality. >>> of course, they will all be overshadowed in about 24 hours by the image of a sitting american president meeting with the lead

has tweeted about this this is his tweet here he says the supreme court upholds trump travel ban wow it is already the top tweet in this conversation with a and a half thousand retreats thirty one thousand likes and counting it just keeps rolling we're also seeing a lot of people tweeting with the hash tag maga or make america great again praising trump on this victory saying that this is part of the reason that they voted him in is because they could rely on him for things like this so some people are celebrating this move then as also as christine was saying the a.c.l.u. the american civil liberties union bringing back one thousand nine hundred forty four here some history when the american government which when the courts rather agreed to imprison these japanese americans soley because of their national origin they go on to say it is one of the most shameful chapters of u.s. history and today's decision now joins it also with two point four thousand bin shapiro here he tweeted if i can bring this up for you saying that the fact that this was a five four decision meaning just one p

he's posting tweet after tweet claiming to have the power to grand himself a pardonho need while blasting the mueller investigations unconstitutional. >> it's all part of mr. trump's all-out campaign to discredit the work of the special counsel and survive unscathed. but is his pardon claim a step too far? nbc's peter alexander has more. >> reporter: from president trump, a vision of unlimited presidential power, tweeting about t russiainvestigation, i have the absolute righto pardon myself, while maintaini he's done nothing wrong. an audacious claim, unprecedented. >> does the president believe he is above the law? >> certainly not. the president hasn't done anything wrong. >> does the president believe the framers envisione a system where the president can pardon himself or the president could be above the law in. >> certainly the constitution very clearly lays out the law. once again, the president hasn't done anything wrg. >> reporter: president he personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, agrees a self-pardon is possible but not would just be unthinkable, and it would -- it would lead to proba

the quick tweet. he said people's lives are being shattered and zrid by a mere allegation. some are true and some are false. some are old, and some are new. there is no recovery for someone falsely careered life and career are gone. is there no such thing any longer as due process. >> wow. >> there, president trump clearly on the side of due process. when it comes to migrants coming to the border he doesn't want them to have hearings or due process. so we will see here from sarah huckabee sanders just what the president's understanding of the potential solutions are. because members of his own party, border state senators like ted cruz who are proposing to have double the number of judges bring it up to 700. ali, remember that number. boughs the president somehow in his head is convinced that he has been asked and requested for 5,000 additional bore dder judg. we can't figure out where that number is coming from. the main kopgs proposal is 700. the one thing to look for here in 20 minutes is clarity f