trump to as asked tweet the bill. catherine, we'll keep following you on twitter and website, thanks so much. thanks, stephani. copyright national cable satellite corp 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, for its responsible caption content and accuracy. ncicap..org] >> tuesday morning, we're in pierre, south dakota, for the c-span bus n the tour. daugaard will be on starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern. this is just under two hours. >> we will now resume discussion amendmentsell

will work and the importance of the chairman has asked the president to treat in support of the bill -- tweet in support of the bill. we will continue to follow you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> on c-span newsmakers this week caucus chair represent mark meadows talks about the mueller investigation. and announces he is requesting an audit from the gao of the investigation spending. he also talks about the goals of his caucus.here is a brief look. >> you have been one of the biggest critics of the department of justice and how they have handled many aspects of the business recently. and you have gone so far to suggest that the deputy attorney general should be impeached. you and chairman and as of the intelligence community have been asking for more information on their surveillance activities and their investigating activities. what is your issue with the way the doj has conducted itself, mr. rosenstein in particular. and where did the issue stand at this moment? do you, have they been with some of these meetings and treaties that had been entered into in the last few days? >> i think

withdrawal bill would be back on the 11th of june, the withdrawal bill would be back on the 11th ofjune, and it seems the respected journalist, faizal islam, is actually giving business out, he tweetedll, the trade bill, the customs bill, is now going to be debated on the 11th of june. can you confirm whether he is the new virtual leader of the house? can the leader of the house say whether the trade bill and the customs bill that should have had its report stage in the third reading, could she say whether that's going to be debated on the 11th ofjune, ask her rather than faisal islam. valerie vaz begun her comments by saying that the leader of the commons take less time giving her weekly update, letson brushed that aside. be on the honourable lady asked me to be swifter with a very swift business statement —— anguilla lesnar —— the honourable lady. she did! she asks about the business that was discussed —— anguilla letson. i'm a very clear i aim to bring back the very important brexit legislation within weeks. certainly within weeks. the honourable lady will know that in this place, the discussions take place and the businesses are announced through long—standing conventions, throu

the withdrawal bill would be back on 11thjune? and it seems that the respected journalist faizal islam is actually giving business out. he tweetede trade bill, the customs bill is now going to be debated on 11th june. i made very clear i aim to bring back the very important brexit legislation within weeks, certainly within weeks, and the honourable lady will know that in this place the discussions take place and the business is announced through very long—standing conventions, through the usual channels, and that is indeed the case on this occasion. there has been no announcement to any committee through any private meeting. that has not been any announcement. but a government source later suggested the bill will be back in the house of commons on the 11th june. what can be done to tackle the rise in knife crime on our streets? knife crime rose by 22% in england and wales in 2017, according to the office for national statistics. the figures, which cover crimes recorded by the police, also showed an 11% increase in firearms offences. the government has produced a serious violence strategy, but labour said the rise was down to the

trump to as asked tweet the bill. catherine, we'll keep following you on twitter and website, thanks so much. thanks, stephani. copyright national cable satellite corp 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, for its responsible caption content and accuracy. ncicap..org] >> tuesday morning, we're in pierre, south dakota, for the c-span bus n the tour. daugaard will be on starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern. this is just under two hours. >> we will now resume discussion amendment 328. i have dr. abraham, mr. bacon. dr. abraham is recognized for five minutes. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield my time to mr. mitchell. thank you, doctor abraham. mr. chairman, i know i obviously am new to the committee. i'm confused with some that are concern we don't have the document from ats saying we can move a machine gun from one contract to another. if that's a concern of this, is there any other technology we need to be worried about that we need to get the atf to join us before we can do our job here. i'm confused

tweet and when he doesn't, that's significant. and helpful. >> republicans like to credit president trump for helping them pass the tax bill and what they mean by that is that he didn't tweet during the legislation. [laughter] bill: let me ask some of these questions, there are a couple of that one's right off the top. everyone says that there wouldn't be much legislation this year, i guess that's probably true. there could be a supreme court appointment. what could happen for the rest of the critique important? lacks some moderate republicans and democrats are trying to force a debate in the house. speaker ryan has told them they might get a vote and they have a lot of signatures on the discharge position. i need to check the news on this but right now they are trying to negotiate a deal where maybe they can get some folks on different pieces of legislation in exchange for support on the arm bill, which is supposed to come up for a vote soon. it's really up in the air right now. a lot of republicans would like to do something on immigration before the midterm election. >> retirement would be the biggest news of the year. call arou

the mountains. tonight finds him in colorado springs, but he'll be back east, i'm told. bill, again, use the farm bill as our vehicle in telling us how it is the president's tweeting support farm bill, mr. ryan, the speaker of the house from the president's own party, they have the majority, how it is that it failed. >> it's rare for a bill to be brought to 9 floor of the house and to go down. they usually pull it first. i suppose they decided they'd go ahead with the vote and let the chips fall where they may. it does show that paul ryan, the speaker, his hold on the party is beginning to crumble. i suppose that was to be expected. he's a lame duck. there's a reason most have not announced their retirement ahead of time. they haven't announced they were going to step down at the end of the year because they have a lot of power over members. they can threaten and promise and pledge various things. suddenly you're the lame duck speaker. people are a little less intimidated. it's kind of a hodgepodge of special interests and payoffs to various groups, and it's been a traditional limited government conservative complaint, the farm bills and liberals have disliked it for vari

the ag committee has been soured in this process. >> chairman conaway has asked trump to tweet in support of the bill so i think we're all keeping an eye on whether there will be a presidential detail on the farm bill. >> and your website, politico pro.com. thanks so much. >> now the house agriculture committee meets to work on the 2018 farm bill, this portion includes opening statements by members, followed by votes on amendments dealing with nutrition programs and provisions for work requirements for the supplemental nutrition program also known as food

it happened under president obama's watch and deleted the tweet because it didn't fit the narrative. >> billalking about a story that developed over the weekend. photo showing children in cages, made the rounds online. liberal activists blaming the trump team. the pictures are four years old from 2014. the president tweeting this democrats mistakenly tweet 2014 pictures from obama's term showing children from the border in steel cages. they thought it was recent pictures in order to make us look bad. backfires. dems must agree to wall and good border protection. marie harf former state department spokesman and guy benson and how are you guys doing? good morning to both of you. i don't know, marie, can you defend this? don't retweet that which you do not know would be the advice. >> activist need to be careful when they promote certain things online. that should go without saying. the reason the president is focusing on this is to distract from the fact it is his administration that made it u.s. policy to separate mothers from children, jeff sessions announced that policy in a visit to the bo

he then tweeted a picture of himself in the back of what looked like police car spanish police responding saying browder has not been arrested and the russian warrant has expired, but then bill browder tweeting out a picture of what he says is the arrest warrant. we continue to follow this developing story and hope to get in touch with bill >>> we are also getting new details on another crash involving a tesla, reportedly in autopilot mode kate rogers has more on this >> good morning. a tesla sedan in autopilot mode crashed into a parked police cruiser yesterday in laguna beach, california. the officer was not in the cruiser at the time of the accident but police say the vehicle was totaled. the tesla driver suffered minor injuries there was another collision in the same area a year ago involving a tesla running into a semi truck the autopilot feature has come under scrutiny following a number of recent accidents earlier this month a driver in utah crashed while using autopilot but admitted she was looking at her phone this was also a fatal crash in california in march. tesla has repeatedly warned drivers to keep their hands on the wheel and be alert while using autopilot. o

had this morning from north korea and now from the president, there is no indication that this is stopped. >> bill: thank you. quick analysis there. that tweet came out less than an hour ago. the white house joins us with their take on both these big stories. sarah sanders is our guest next hour top of the 10:00 a.m. eastern time hour on "america's newsroom." put all those questions to her and see where we are on this friday morning about that. >> sandra: the president is busy ahead of that graduation ceremony, we expect him to speak shortly. a lot of tweets coming out of the white house this morning. fox news alert. disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein in a new york city courtroom after surrendered to police earlier today being charged with rape and sex abuse charges early this morning. we're live from the courthouse with the latest. a lot of commotion. >> a lot of commotion. all morning long we've seen cameras both at the new york police department's first precinct and here at new york criminal court where he has just arrived in handcuffs to possibly enter a plea in this case. as you mentioned, a long list of substantial charges against

the house, and sometimes he would just tweet out his ideas and thoughts, and it would be completely contrary to what republican leadership was telling its members. recently he tried to pass the short-term spending bill, and trump did a tweet, like i guess he was watching cable news, the children's health insurance program, and republicans allowed lapse inng for that to the fall. so they were sort of using it as a bargaining thing when they were passing the short-term spending bill. they were going to do a six-year reauthorization of the bill, and trump had seen on tv or something the democrats arguing against that strategy, because they wanted a separate vote on chip. something completely incorrect was tweeted from the president, saying that we should not reauthorize it, that it should be separate. not only was that incorrect, but it was also different from what the republican party was doing in congress. he did the same thing with fisa reauthorization. the morning of the vote, he has caused a lot of chaos and confusion when he does these things, so there has been a lot of contention within the republican conference trying to figure out where does the president stand, how do we align with that and h

the day tweeting by spy gate. >> talking about gang violence. >> bill: the headline here is a civil war is looming for democrats.primary results tuesday in four states explain why and what he writes. the results speak volume. progressives are beating the more moderate primary opponents and uncertainty remains around the democratic's probability to take over the house in november. it presents serious questions for the democratic party as it continues its left movement. both sides fear. marginalized people. you go too far one direction or the other. do you think that's what's happening with democrats now? >> absolutely. the climate that's changing they are lurching to the left and losing the mainstream people. the people richard seems to understand they need to appeal to are being lost by this message of craziness really. it is a message that no mainstream american identifies with. >> bill: richard, are they too left, those that are winning? >> this is the thing you hear on both sides of the aisle. when the tea party was created you heard the same argument from republicans saying there was a republican civil war a

the police chief bill scott tweeted his gratitude saying we're grateful for his hard work to improve your police department and make san francisco a better place. >>> and officials in hawaii are reporting the first injury from the kilauea volcano. a man shattered his leg when his hit with lava spatter. jeff paul is on the big island. >> reporter: an up tick in activity from the kilauea volcano. now lava flows have grown stronger and faster. authorities confirm the first serious injury, a man hit by splattering molten rock. >> some of the larger ones will vibrate the windows and trees. >> reporter: you can see the lava spewing and sputtering out of the ground. it's also oozed over a major highway, seeping into the ocean. at the same time it's destroyed new houses and isolated others, forcing national guard crews to fly in for air evacuations. one of the new explosions sent ash 10,000 feet into the air. people have already been told to be aware of poisonous gas. >> i kept everything closed and windows sealed up and everything. >> reporter: explosions, lava flows, and toxic gas. resident

>> bill maher took some time off, joy reid did the same thing. joian has a long history of tweeting and saying awful things, as bill maher does, too. but hbo made the decision to keep him on, he has great ratings. and abc despite her great ratings gave her the canada. >> abc knew what they were getting when they hired roseanne. the audience should know, they saw an opening in the trump era. they felt they could have a show that talked about forgotten man. this was a business decision. this was never about them care being your political philosophy. they knew she was a wildcard. charles: a lot of networks are tying these tweets, they connected the dots back to president trump. tammy: the conversation is important when it comes to with we stand for as individuals. at the same time it's like a template unfolded where it goes back to trump. roseanne barr is roseanne barr. if we want a teachable moment, what they are standing for. i don't know miss barr. saying she does not have liberal protection because she is a trump supporter, where before she did. i think that is irrelevant at this p

the official cause of death. he was 52 years old. bill scott tweeted, he was determined and intelligent. he cared deeply about the police this is a great loss for the city. >> the suspected golden state killer is back in court today. the judge is considering making documents public. anna is in the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: joseph appeared less frail than he did his first court appearance. he walked into and out of the courtroom. last time we saw him he was handcuffed to a wheelchair. cameras were not allowed into court today, so this is footage from april. authorities say he is the serial rapist and golden state killer responsible for 12 matters. organizations are asking the judge to unseal the warrants in his case. he was arrested last month after prosecutors say they used dna to identify him. the request to unseal documents could reveal a lot more about the techniques they used, but his attorney said that could take a result for an unfilled [ event concluded ] unfair trial. his next hearing is and 29. >>> people met last week to discuss where he may be tried and they made n

senator gillibrand has taken to the senate floor and twitter to blast colleagues for stalling on a bill to reform the sway sexual harassment is handled on capitol hill. she tweetedhis, 100 days ago the house unanimously passed a bipartisan bill to address sexual harassment in congress. the senate yet to bring it up for a vote. nothing has moved. i want to bring in cnn's sunlan surfata. what is she arguing today? >> she wants the senate to act and using the symbolic 100-day mark since the house passed the version of the legislation to try to in essence exert political pressure on the senate leadership and the negotiators up here to get something -- bring something to the floor. she used this procedural maneuver called rule 14 here today in the senate which in essence forces the legislation on the floor and the legislation is not going to go forward. that's according to a republican leadership aide who tells me that this morning but there is an effort that she is also a part of a bipartisan effort to reach a compromise deal to tweak parts of the house past legislation to make a product that can actually pass in the senate so i asked her about that just moments ago

the president tweeting away right now and now finally some details. singapore june 12th. >> billold the world's attention, too. part of the reason they didn't want to go to the dmz it's a small location and there is a lot of interest globally. the point about chuck schumer is well taken. you think about the iran deal. chuck schumer had a long, lengthy, detailed explanation as to why he was voting no and when he came to the cameras a couple days ago it was -- we can't do this. you wonder why the conversion happened within two years and maybe the possibility is that you have a republican in the white house. that's the way congress works. >> sandra: certainly a sense of frustration from the president on that tweet there. he brought james comey back into the picture and the changing views that he noted from chuck schumer on that as well. but lots of news there. >> bill: big headline. it will go down in singapore in june 12. brand-new reaction from the hill on the c.i.a. director nominee gina haspel facing intense scrutiny from some over the enhanced interrogation program. is her reco

as attorney erin sloss burg was caught in the middle of manhattan ranting because employees and customers were speaking spanish. >> mayor bill de blasio tweetedhe 8.2 million people that call new york home speak 200 languages. they're all welcome here. one man with big talk making their point in georgia with a big truck and a big bus. >> reporter: spotted on interstate 45 in georgia. a vehicle he calls his deportation bus. >> we will track him. put him on this bus and send him home. >> republican state senior michael williams trailing with a bus that says danger, murderers, kidnappers, other criminals on board echoing these words. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. they're rapists. some are good people. >> are you putting people on the deportation bus? >> no. >> why are you doing this. >> to bring awareness to illegal immigration. >> isn't it a mean spirited gimmick to have a bus that says deportation and murders and rapists are on this bus. >> what is mean for holding people accountable for breaking the law. when did that become -- >> what does it sa i? >> it says it has illegal aliens on that, those breaking yet another law.

bill: you think he will. >> yeah. i just think he is different than everybody else in the world. he does things differently. he will do it. >> bill: jeff sessions tweetsg trey gowdy. lots of good lawyers in the country he could have picked somebody else and i wish i did. jeff sessions has a target back on him again or not? >> jeff sessions is the attorney general in name only. he is worthless. the sooner the president names a new attorney general the better. he should never have recused himself. he didn't need to in a counter intelligence operation. we have major systemic problems at the f.b.i. and he is nowhere on document production, nowhere on these things. you have rod rosenstein running the place. it is time to get rid of jeff sessions. a long time ago. should have never happened. >> bill: thank you for your time today. we'll see you again real soon. thanks. >> sandra: the 9/11 memorial in new york is evolving to include an ongoing health crisis. a new design concept unveiled today recognizes all of those who are suffering or who have died from world trade center toxins. it is estimated more than 400,000 people were exposed. rick leventhal is liv

bill clinton's intern monica lewinsky joining the fray again senator marco rubio. he criticized a piece mischaracterizing what he said about the tax cut bill. tweetedtten by an intern, this article is reminder of how difficult it can be to discuss public policy in the press. i double down and added detail." lubinski jumped in, tweeting "blaming the intern is so 1990s. "we expect more news tomorrow, watching the developments in north korea as we are awaiting word on three american citizens. weren't they are being released or in the process of being released out of the conversation the president will be having with kim jong un. we will track it. as soon as we know more about the potential release of those three americans, we will bring you that. in the meantime, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. the brand more doctors recommend for minor arthritis pain. same thing with a

the fact. >> bill: the president tweeted this earlier today., he writes, we are now into the second year of the greatest witch hunt in american history and still no collusion or obstruction. the only collusion is from the democrats. what would you say to him? >> the president is defending himself. that's what rudy giuliani is his lawyer and defending the president. they have a right to do so and he may very well be proven right in the end. that's why i continue to say let the investigation run its course. it won't take forever. all the truth will come out. i think that's the best thing that could happen for the president. >> bill: you were inside a hearing yesterday that was closed dor. can you give us a sense of what happened? >> part of the thing. one of the thing that senator burr asked me is how did the intelligence community belaifsh on the threat of russian interfere answer. did they do a good job of advising president obama. by and large they produced accurate information. something that not entirely unprecedented, russia has meddled in

had made significant investments in deferred maintenance across department with the tweeting on the bus appropriation bill, the national park service construction account received $150 million increase. it's the largest annual percentage increase ever for the appropriation and funds are provided to other land management agencies as well. the bia was provided an additional 162 million included one of 5 million for education, construction and 24 million to restart the facilities to replacement and construction program to improve public safety in the indian country and 31 million to replace badly outdated dams and irrigation. i know that the on the bus was passed just over a month ago and the department is still working on the spending plan for the individual bureaus to submit to the committee but we do hope to get those details soon. >> denies that the fiscal year is testing ugly and important to get those resources out on the ground. with a budget agreement in place for the outset of the appropriations process i am optimistic that we can move quickly and in regular order and i think the chairman of the ful

one of the things that goaded him when he signed the new $1.5 trillion spending bill, tweet heed was oing to veto it. i jumped for joy in the middle of the night. the tweet came into my brain, woke me up to find it. what he really wanted was strings attached to the money. hey, oakland, you want $100 million to build a new school here's the string. without the strings they still have to give the money. >> i'm just, something similar with the troops on the border a conversation went on about what that should look like. finally jerry brown capitulated, do you want to be the only state where there's a pole where you don't have backup and everybody else -- >> the troops at the border, didn't have automatic weapons aimed at mexico. they were doing behind the scenes work. >> absolutely. >> freed up the border patrol to enforce federal law tompblts do their job. >> that's the way it's supposed to work. >> it's interesting to look at jerry brown's treatment of the, he calls them republican politicians that the president flou to the white house. these are mayors, county supervisors, inside his

a great pick. >> bill: nice to see how the senators treat her when the hearing goes live during this hour. the ag of new york schneiderman. this was the tweet wiener is gone, spitzer is gone. is he a crook? worst that spitzer or wiener in september of 2013. what's the white house reaction to the headline from overnight? >> a sad chapter, bill. i don't think anybody can gleefully look back and say that they were right about forecasting what would happen. i think it's sad and unfortunate and the residents of new york look forward to getting a new attorney general and moving on. >> bill: what a stunner it was. i'm sorry the time was so short. come back any time. thank you. >> julie: we're watching the dangerous situation unfolding in hawaii as a highly active volcano spews lava, molten rock and toxic gas. we're live on the ground next. ly ly to share data from any well instantly. so they can analyze trends and stop potential problems in their tracks. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stoc

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tweets go through at the white house? >> yes. i was really intrigued by this. when a staff member has an idea or a topic that they want tweeted about, so let's say veterans affairs, or a farm bill moving through congress, the staff member will come up with a list of maybe -- up to five draft tweets, and the staff member will write them in the way -- so the message will be the same in each tweet, but there will be different flourishes on each one. and trump will get the memo and he'll look at it and read all of them. and from there, he'll either circle one or indicate -- >> do they hand it to him? >> on a piece of paper. then he'll either select one or he'll lightly edit one and send that one through. >> wasn't there one recently that he spelled melania wrong? >> yes. >> who wrote that one? >> nobody is fessing up to that one. if he had a dog, that would be blamed on the dog. >> fascinating. thank you. >>> when we come back, breaking news, democrat stacy abrams wins her party's nomination, becoming the first black woman in the country to win a major party's nomination for governor. but does she have a shot at winning at all? if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be

. >> if the bill passes, it would go into effect in january 2020. >>> president trump sent out an order via a tweet find out the doj plant add mole -- planted a mole. >> president trump sent a tweet this weekend demanding an investigation into reports the fbi planted an informant into his presidential campaign. >> if they were using somebody to engage the trump campaign, was there judicial oversight? >> sources tell cbs news, fbi informant was instructed to make contact with 3 trump campaign visors, carter paige, george papadopoulos after they have suspicious contacts. >> it would have been negligent for the fbi not to take steps to protect the country. >> deputy attorney general road rosenstein has turned the investigation over to the sin spector general to investigate whether there was any i am pro pry ought. if anybody did participate we need to know about it. critics of the president are blasting him for making the demands, saying it's inappropriate. house intelligence committee devin knew none he demanding all documents. officials reject the request. >> i find it outrageous that the president'

the questions i had is why? >> bill: all right. what would be the motivation? >> i don't know, bill. >> bill: if you look from the tweetsthe president early today he is making the case there is no collusion and charges are trumped up. what did you think about mr. comey's intelligence briefing on 2016 about russian election interferesens? what discussions did you have regarding terminating the special counsel and what did you do when that consideration was reported in january of 2018? a little russia there, amos. a little russia, a little obstruction. throw a dart. >> i think if you look at these this is probably the most consequenceal leak we've had in the investigation. you are starting to see some of the special investigation's strategy they're trying to put together. but i think overall as you saw with president's tweet this morning this leak now gives something for president trump to point to. >> bill: do you think he sits down and has that interview? >> i don't think so. either way we'll hear about it on twitter beforehand. >> bill: alan dershowitz says these are deliberate soft balls designed to get you talking an

the $20 bill? >> they were kind of like you when you said you didn't feel like being controlled. >> yeah, you know what, it's funny, my boy tremayne tweeted, you know, a picture of me and virgil, and he said, malcolm x, martin luther king and all these people got mad. like, how can you compare them to that? man, i know this is gonna cause an uproar, but certain icons is just too far in the past and not relatable. >> wow. >> it's stunning, right? it's stunning on so many levels. first of all, again this idea why we're still talking about slavery and a right-wing, alt-right talking point, this idea of black on black crime,

tweets go through at the white house. >> when a staff member has an idea or topic that they want tweeted about, so let's just say veterans affairs. there's a veterans billoving through congress. the staff member will come up with a list of maybe five -- you know, up to five draft tweets. and the staff member will write them in the way that they believe. so the message will be the same in each tweet, but there will be different flourishes on each one. and trump will get the memo and he'll read all of them and from there he'll either circle or -- >> do they hand it to him? >> on a piece of paper. and he'll either select one or lightly edit one and send that one. >> wasn't there one recently that he spelled melania wrong? >> yes. >> who wrote that one? >> if he had a dog, that would be the dog. >>> when we come back breaking news. democrat stacey abrams wins her party's nomination becoming the first black woman in the party to win. but does she have a shot at winning at all? injury, we have a short amount of time to get our patient to the hospital with good results. we call that the golden hour. evaluating patients remotely is where i think we have a poten

what his home with me that the last election cycle somebody tweeted me recently somebody tweeted about the presidential election attended the republican website what the actual bill and wanted to know what i was going to do about it i would secretary of state i am a very powerful person i rank second in the house behind my wife left we are kind to call the strike and conduct elections with the most integrity but we are not in control of social media. facebook say you need to take this down but i would like to know do you have digestion or election officials or secretaries in the when we see things that just don't write, what should we do? good question. something that is a challenge for everyone. but also across the board in society. on facebook you can fly we monitor proactively looking potentially for false news but also flags from the community and also the third-party fact checkers if it looks to default and we reduce that by 80. those that still see that information for the given context within to use the same information with a particular article that is shared that the signals are better for the future. feedback but if you have that community play of rolan

tweeting."i apologize to valerie jarrett and to all americans."she then said she was quitting the social media site.but the damage was done. sot billrter former, media reporter, new york times "its clearly a racist tweet. and it's not the first time. its not the only thing she's said. there's been a litany of comments that she's made that have been over the line and people have wondered how much is abc going to take."abc's president of the entertainment division, channing dungey, said barr's comments are "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values." jarrett said during a town hall on msnbc tuesday, this a "teaching moment." and quote"i'm worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and followers coming to their defense." barr's talent agency, icm partners, dropped her following those tweets.the show was a huge hit for the network brought it back earlier this year....with about 18 million live viewers watching the premiere episode in march.i'm andy rose reporting. (pam) this evening, hulu announced it would be pulling the show from its si. also.. viacom's cable networks that include paramount

only problem with that tweet, donovan voted against the tax cut bill.ually voted against it three times. he was one of 12 republican nos on the bill and called the measure a quote tax hike on the people i represent. en remember you are not allowed to write-off your state and local taxes. michael grim wasted no time exploiting issue hitting donovan for voting against donald trump quote every time it has mattered. a grim primary victory would change thing. custom is why the president in his second tweet said the reason he is backing dan von is because of the roy moore mess. back with more "mtp daily" after this. i'm alex trebek, here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medic

tweet out here or read the thing and put the tweet. out. didn't want to schedule that i want to force myself to do it in some we're. going to have to deal with the bill let's at least feel like at least i'm in control of one thing regarding this whole thing during the day that's why i do it every day i think that is why some people online say that you are part of this resistance is krista black when she says watching her accountable the stream talk about not putting on a political lens for his stand up and this is why he's so effective as a social justice comic it's organic to he is so we actually got a video comment from someone who fills similarly and she has some some questions about your next steps have a listen i just want to say i'm a huge fan of your work and i am really enjoying kind of blue brother podcast you are both so funny and i had a quick question for you i was wondering if you had any plans to do any kind of like follow up or other documentary type. movies like the problem with the it was really interesting and more. i never want to talk with this cartoon character ever again. i didn't think it would take this much of my life because

the trump team. flood represented president bill clinton during his impeachment proceedings. in a tweet the president slammed what he said is a rigged system and threatened to use his executive power to g-- to get involved. >>> one of the most iconic organizations is about to change its name. so what is next for the boy scouts. they are dropping the word "boy" and next year it will be noun as scouts and scouts bsa to become more welcoming to girls. the umbrella organization will keep the full name. >>> a dollar even and a promise. that is the settlement between two black men arrested for sitting at a philadelphia starbucks. the cell phone video of the arrest went viral. you remember this. it showed officers handcuffing two men after the store manager said they were sitting there but not buying anything. they raised issues about racial profiling. in addition to a symbolic $1, the city promised to set up a $200,000 program that will be administered by the two men and that program will be for young entrepreneurs. >>> serious allegations from the cheerleaders of an nfl team. "the new york t

the bill of rights. news organizations since then have served as an important, independent check on the power of elected officials. - i've seen the tweetpes. - he's a leaker. - where is the evidence? - [narrator] now social media is proving to be a double-edged sword. it's an important means of free expression around the world, but it also allows for the proliferation of misinformation. undermining the integrity of the free press. the media and foreign policy. next on great decisions. (dramatic music)

monica linsky joining the fray against marco rubio tonight, he criticized a piece in politico for mischaracterizing his position on a tax-cut bill saying it was misleading. the sen. tweetedugh written by an internet politico this article is a reminder of how difficult it can be to discuss public policy and political press. not only did i not back down on a tax-cut but doubled down. monica with he jumped in, blaming the intern is so 1990s. we know today has been a full day of news, tomorrow we expect more of the same, we are still watching developments in north korea as we await word on three american citizens who have been held there, where they are being released or in the process of being released. we will continue to track that. as soon as we know more about the potential release of the 3 americans we will bring you that. the most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington. people said it just made a mess until exxonmobil scientists put it to the test. they thought someday it could become fuel and power our cars wouldn't that be cool? and that's why exxonmobil scientists think it's not small at all. energy lives here. dray, when h

the marriott fired an american worker because he liked a tweet about tibet, they fired him over a tweet that the guy put up by mistake. we have a billses it, so if i could briefly walk through the five points, number one we would prohibit the c transfer of any and all technologies that are sensitive. things like quantumro computing and biosciences and artificial intelligence, and the like. the second thing we would do is place a tax basically on excess chinese investment in the united states. how that works, a company buys $10 billion of fortune stocks, that would raise the price of the stock. t that would issue revenues, dividends. they then take that dividend money and use it to buy u.s. treasuries which increases the price of the dollar of the value of the dollar, thereby making american exports more expensivec than a chinese export, thereby destroying our capacity. so this is not economic development on their part, is the strategic use of investment 500 as a weapon to undermine our production capacity. they would also put a tax on american companies entering joint ventures with chinese is they make you partner with companies bec

officials and federal election records, the campaign has paid more than $220,000 of cohen's legal bills pertaining to the russia investigation. trump recently tweetedohen would flip on him. but the president could still be distancing himself from his long-term-time confidant. >> well, as a percentage of my overall legal work, a tiny little fraction. but michael would represent me and on some things, he represented me like with this crazy stormy daniels deal and he represented me -- and you know, from what i see, he did absolutely nothing wrong. >> reporter: for years michael cohen vowed to protect his clients no matter what. >> he's a man of great intellect and abilities. >> but if he flips, what kind of damaging information would cohen have on the president? >> he's been kind of his advanced man -- looking at the idea of building a trump to youner moscow so michael cohen has been someone who has cleaned up some of the rough stuff in the trump organization through the years. whether it was paying off the porn star on behalf of the president, or going out and threatening reporters. >> what might the long-term consequences be if there trump and coen