but instead of tweeting about it. tweet something like that about it. make suggestions on how to help. >> back out here live. i asked speaker pelosi about the tweet. she kept the focus on dr. king and said i already responded to that. >> thank surrounding that viral video that first appeared to show a group of kentucky high schoolers taunting a native american elder. that near the lincoln memorial is igniting out rage. from all sides. the first video showed an elder native american come face to face with a teenager. he and others wearing make america great again gear. the former vietnam vet says the students confronted him and other came ore video. showing he walked over to them. he says he stepped nd to diffuse a confrontation between the teenagers and a different group of men. seen in another video hurling insults at the teenagers. and the native americans. >> i intervened. and things just escalated from there. >> the student at the center of the controversy says he believed that by remaining motionless and calm he was helping to diffuse the situation

i think it goes to the iranian tweet. >> do you think he remembers these tweets?he's constantly watching snl. >> i go with the all caps. it has the ripping of a bond villain. this is a line the bond villain would say, i will destroy you. i give it to him on movie ratings. >> on your phone can you do all caps? >> yes, you can. >> you have to do it each time? >> one of these days he's going to learn to use emojis. >> the category is best late night tweet. i couldn't give it to a cause like a geopolitical calamity. i'm going to go with the iranian one. the rigged witch-hunt is played out, not original. in that sense i have to go with the steve bannon one. >> i'm going to go for it, the covfefe award. best late night tweet ever by trump, 11:32 p.m., january 5th, attacks michael wolff and steve bannon. he creates these things. he cried when he was fired. just makes it up. >>> anyway, the panel is sticking around. we have so much more to get to in the "hardball" award show of 2018 including the most inglorious exit, the nastiest firing from trump world. will it be trump

i think overall, if not the final moment for jeff sessions, the long bit like trump tweet after tweet cut off his leg, then his arm, everything else. it was the extended year-long disgrace, sort of punctuated by him just going like this. >> he was being rewarded for being the first guy to rally to trump in the beginning of the whole campaign. that was how he was being rewarded, jeff sessions. >> i always -- i respected jeff sessions for going through the montie python thing. he stayed. he was committed to whatever abusive regressive things he wanted to do with the law. getting fired on the toilet, taking it through the heart while you're on the commode, that is the worst way to go. there is no -- i never thought trump could do better than locking omarosa out of the white house or kicking reince priebus out of the motorcade, that was worse. this was the most inglorious way to get fired. >> jennifer? >> they gave us a mental image for the ages. i don't know how it could be any worse. >> unfortunately his family knows all about it. okay, i'm going to give the award right now. it's been g

it started saturday morning with a volley of six tweets about the russia investigation specifically targeting the fbi and its former director james comey and the tweets ended with the president talking about everything from border security and the wall to his push to withdraw troops from syria.

buzzfeed's editor and speech is tweeting. the president is tweeting. go back to pam brown at the white house for that. >> reporter: as expected, the president is responding to the statement from the special counsel disputing the buzzfeed report by tweeting. he is just retweeting at this point. there have been a few retweets. he retreated from a radio talk show host who tweeted, we called it, fake news, more buzzfeed bs. he retweeted another tweet from a reporter who said, i told you the buzzfeed story was nonsense. he also tweeted this retweet his son don junior, which showed a video of donald trump speaking to oprah in 1988. he retweeted that basically saying, just a son who loves his dad. unclear what prompted that tweet. certainly, white house has stayed mum. they are letting the president tweet, speak about this and just letting this play out. there is an attitude here of vindication and i told you so. white house officials throughout the day have been knocking this down or attempting to knock down the buzzfeed report, which was unusual for the whi

is that why you deleted the tweet? i don't want to get into revenge politics, which has obviously been the problem that i'm identifying. i don't want to be part of mud-slinging. i want to speak aspirationally and positively and do everything i can to elevate the national conversation. that is what's necessary. >> did you not realize he made those comments? >> no, i did not. i did not. >> howard schultz, it's good to talk to you. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> up next, more perspective on our breaking news and the anger at dan coats and the intelligence community. joining us, one-time high ranking member of the community, former cia chief leon panetta. and more on the report that the russians have been meddling in the special counsel's investigation. mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians. or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now thro

pelosi tweeted a restrained resp tweeting werks cleaning up the streets just like speaker pelosi is cleaning up the mess that is your presidency. mayor breed had even today. >> we are seeing these comments, sadly, on his tweets and comments that he continues to make every single day instead of talking about unity, instead of talking about resources and working together. >> speaker pelosi did not address trump's tweets while she was in san francisco today. >> now, the president's tweets come after our own series on san francisco's dirty streets. you may remember our investigative unit was the first news team to survey the city's felt block by block. our reports went viral, even grabbing international li bigad shaban has been on the story from the beginning. he joins us now with how you can share your experiences with dirty streets in the city as well. bigad. >> reporter: it was a year ago when we uncovered a dangerous mix of trash, needles and feces after surveying a 20-mile stretch of downtown san francisco. we've since aired more than a dozen other stories in this series as we continue to f

he tweeted, seem to be extremely passive and naive. he concludes perhaps intelligence should go back to school. now the tweets, of course, are the latest public eruption of a long-standing antipathy. tonight, though, we have also learned how that antagonism played out in private. cnn white house correspondent kaitlyn could the lillins with news. >> reporter: you can tell from the tweets he sent around 6:00 a.m. as he watched the highlights of the intelligence chiefs testifying on capitol hill. but what's new tonight we're learning the president singled out the director of national intelligence dan coates specifically during his morning rant about that coverage of what had transpired yesterday. now he didn't name dan coates in those tweets but according to two people familiar with what the president said today he was going after dan coates specifically and was very angry about the snippet of the interview where dan coats was saying it's unlikely north korea would ever give up its nuclear weapons. that goes against what the president has

this is a tweet from "politico." may explain why the house is a little slower coming in this evening. she tweets that after a fleury of friday afternoon shutdown ending exciting, there's been a delay -- excitement, there's been a delay in the c.r., continuing resolution, text, physically making waits over to the house, which is just very fitting. so that could be what we're waiting on. regardless, we'll have live coverage of the house when it starts here on c-span. what may be ahead for the conferees, they've been named by the senate. and we'll tell you those names in just a bit. house is expected to do the same when they come in. fox look ahead to the upcoming three weeks, tweets this -- expect republicans in the white house to make a case for the wall by appealing to conservative and moderate house democrats. democrats won the house because of moderate democrats from swing districts. opposing the wall isn't popular in those districts. republicans think democrats can, quote, drive a fissure into the democratic party

the president has been tweeting.e tweeted a few moments ago about the united states' troops presence in syria. he's been tweeting about the shutdown. at one point writing that he's in the white house waiting for democrats to return to washington. saying they're having fun and not even talking. there is no indication that either side has been talking over the weekend as we have enter the fourth week of the government shutdown. the president is apparently enjoying the snow. this tweet he sent out writing wish i could share with everyone the beauty and majesty of being in the white house and looking outside at the snow-filled lawns and rose garden. really is something. special country, special place. clearly the president enjoying this snow and winter weather more than some of us. >> all right. boris sanchez reporting at the white house. it's amazing that you don't have a bit of snow on your black jacket there. >> yeah. >> tv magic going on. >> thank you. >> let's bring in garrett graph, author of "the threat matrix ins

roll call tweeting this about what may be ahead. the speaker herself saying we'll probably get it in a half an hour, talking about the bills for the continuing resolution, and going to conference with the senate on homeland security. the hill tweets this moments ago saying that mitch mcconnell will be announcing members of the border security funding conference in about an hour, according to a republican aide. the senate's live on c-span. -- c-span2. president trump also holding out the possibility of an emergency declaration at the very end of his comments today. "the washington post" tweets this, he took one question on the shutdown and whether he'll declare a national emergency. quote, we'll work with the democrats and negotiate and if we can't do that, and then we'll do obviously we'll do the emergency, because that's what it is, a national emergency. to columbus, montana, next up, we hear from brian. thanks for waiting. on our democrats line. caller: yes. thank you. first of all, i'm a veteran and also i spent years in law enfo

the tweet really irritated state senator mike mcguire who represents the north bay. he spoke to kron 4, from his office in the captial.sot this president once again is wallowing in petty politics also - governor newsom's just sent a letter to the president asking him to double federal funding for forest management. his response to the tweet "disaster and recovery are no time for politics." even republican lawmakers who represent the town of paradise, put out as statement saying the presidents tweet was not helpful "these are american citizens who need our help," said u.s. representative doug lamalfa. fema money goes directly to victims through disaster assistance. it is used to rebuild homes. replace damaged water and sewer lines. and reimburse local police and fire departments who help during disaters.sot these fema funds are vital to the future of the golden state more than half , amost 60%, of california's 33 million acres of forest are managed by the federal government state and local governments own just 3 percent of forests . mcguire promises a fight if the president follows-th

news grid if you're using twitter do look for a tweet at a.j. english one goes out just before fifteen hundred g.m.t. you can reply to that thread and remains our producer online looking for your comments facebook dot com there was already a message and said saudi arabia he believes has no alternative but to opt to resolve the gulf crisis with the usa i.e. mediation certainly the countries and the usa seem to want that that number is one plus one seven four five or one triple one four nine whatsapp and telegram if you want to direct message us we move to syria's war and the syrian army is preparing for an offensive by turkish forces on the kurdish rebel stronghold of monday syria's government has deployed soldiers artillery and tanks to the north western suburbs of the city as a u.s. forces prepare to withdraw to get turkey's government considers the kurdish y p g group to be a terrorist organization so let's talk to our guest about this flooding mia van valkenburgh who is a journalist specializing in kurdish politics joining us now from erbil n

jillian: how many times will the president tweet during the game? attend the super bowl in atlanta and then the longest scoring way exceed the length of the government shutdown, 35 days? todd: pretty good offenses. obviously you mention $6 billion, that is embedded. super bowl is a big business for the entire nation. work us through the numbers. >> something interesting that i saw. a writer for the new york times named leonard in 1978 who started to notice a trend and the trend was depended on which team won it would impact the s&p 500. if the nfc won it would be able markets. of the afc won it would be a bear market. based on that looks like we have to cheer for the rams. given what we want the stock market to do. todd: the entire nation is ringing against the patriots. jillian: 10 million people watched the super bowl. i'm curious how many will watch this year. a lot of people are upset about that no call. >> people will watch the game and also going to watch the commercial. $5.2 million for a 30-2nd add. they want to make it worthwhile but advert

send us a tweet, we'll retoday it, @cspanwj. good sunday morning. thanks very much for being with us. a number of developments over the weekend. we'll get to all of that in just a moment. but first, this is the headline from "the washington post." trump's offer on the wall is rejected. here is a summary of the white house proposal. the president again calling for $5.7 billion to fund a steel barrier system, a wall or a barrier, $805 million for new border technology and personnel. another $800 million for humanitarian assistance, as well as new temporary housing, $782 million to hire an additional 2,700 border agents, and nearly $564 million to support the immigration court system. that's a summary of what the president outlined. he delivered his speech from the white house yesterday afternoon at 4:00 eastern time. we carried it live. here's part of what the president said. president trump: as a candidate for president, i promised i would fix this crisis, and i intend to keep that promise one way or the other. our immigration system should be the su

kirstjen nielsen tweeted there is a crisis at the border. just yesterday border agents fired tear gas at people who were throwing rocks across the border. how do you see this going? >> i don't think it puts pressure on democrats to make a deal. i do think democrats are in a much stronger position here. look, this is a trump-orchestrated shutdown. to believe it isn't, you have to ignore the 17-minute improv video we saw in the oval office in december where he bragged that he was going to do this. look, we're going to have a situation -- we're going to have a meeting in the situation room which i do believe it's rare that they take photographs there, but i do think this is intended to be a photo op for trump. they need to change this calculation somewhat and, you know, democrats are going to be strong on this. they don't want a wall. they're not going to pay for a bumper sticker from the trump campaign. mexico was going to pay for it. schumer and pelosi are in a very good place with their caucus on this. i think this shutdown is going to last

a tweet from a couple hours ago. your thoughts? >> the president's tweet making the case he is not a russian asset undercuts his own defense. the president's tweet couldn't have been scripted better if written by putin himself. someone has to have told him that undercutting the fbi, insulting past presidents and members of the u.s. government and criticizing their actions to keep us safe is advancing russia's mission. our own intelligence community has said that those very things are exactly what russia is after, so in the president's response he's making russia's job easier while at the same time really showing that he's going to continue to undercut our law enforcement community, and the question is why. is he trying to obstruct justice and thwart an investigation that may still be on-going or is he just so manipulated by russia that he can't see past his own ego to let the law enforcement community protect us? >> doing more, steven, of what in part got to the investigation, slamming law enforcement and saying nice things, trying

he tweeted, i challenge mueller to put up or shut up.evidence of the president involved in a conspiracy with anyone or evidence of collusion. it's been two years. submit a report to doj and we will answer it. quick fact check here. mueller brought criminal charges against 33 people. what do you make of the strategy? is it smart? >> mueller never backs down from a twitter challenge. giuliani is full blown tv lawyer pr person for the president. he's not acting as the president's personal lawyer here, at least in his best interest as his lawyer. why go on twitter and antagonize mueller as he's been doing if he's trying, in good faith to strike a deal with the team. >> this is an important point. this is a pr strategy. he is the lawyer, but this is about pr. >> completely. everything the president says about the mueller investigation is about pr and convincing the base there's no there there. in 2019, there's so many loose ends that need to be tied up. for juliny to say put up or shut up is disingenuous. we don't know what trump has in his t

a place to post offensive tweets like that said to be a huge find that's been leveled at him so just by not actually paying for that steak got it for free is ended up being quite expensive new to him but having said that there are one or two people who have come out and sort of defended him one of them is his teammate thomas muller who said we know that emotional has been measured through his whole career and he's a team player let's want to be easy to find the end everyone knows who is in the wrong. but in these moments where he feels he's been treated unfairly we've been viciously attacked and sometimes he blows a fuse you can't really control himself. even though there are some times where things worked out better than this time. but it's true that he does get attacked a lot of things also this one of your feet i think it was you had german media there not being quite that the giving one newspaper bitesize and here in germany is calling them to be suspended suspended as that other editorial saying he just doesn't belong by munich so a lot of criticism the right charlotte thanks fo

some of that criticism he posted on his twitter account understeer comes from accounts yesterday tweets laden with a series of expletives profanities we actually there so you can't say them on air but let's just say that he leveled some attacks at his critics mothers and grandmothers i'll let you use your imagination that the kind of thing exactly what he might have posed to be ended by saying that his critics would nothing but pebbles in his shoes so in essence what he ended up doing was turning. contains twitter storm into something that's a lot more serious and how have we seen people respond to that yeah well prior to this twitter storm that he provoked with those offensive tweets you could find people on social media willing to defend him by and fans for example they made the point well he ate. new year is a year he can spend his money however he wants there are also people who pointed out that these restaurants and by so pay they attract a series of celebrities i mean his twitter account basically a roll call of the rich and famous and not just football is a lot of slipshod rap as

i think his tweets on north korea were among the most notable, andrea, because of course president trump had declared over the summer that the nuclear threat was over from north korea. now just weeks away from what we expect to be his second summit with kim jong-un, the president is lowering expectations in his series of tweets responding to his intelligence chiefs, saying, "time will tell what will happen with north korea." essentially saying, look, we believe ultimately this is the best track, but again, really trying to lower expectations. so it is a striking moment certainly, the fact that you have this significant divide on display yet again, andrea. >> and on north korea, let's play a little bit of dan coats, because what you've been pointing out, kristen, as well, on that one issue the president's tweets seem to be moderating his previous claims that they are denuclearizing. >> north korea will seek to retain its wmd capabilities and is unlikely to completely give up its nuclear weapons and production capabilities. >> so, jeff mason and kristen, first to you, the president does, o

the president tweeting about gas prices twice on new year's day. gas prices are low and expected to go down this year. this will be good. do you think it's just luck that gas prices are so low and falling? low gas prices are like another tax cut. u.s. crude settled at $45.41 a barrel monday ending the year down nearly 25%. that's considered a crash in oil prices. opec and its allies agreed earlier in december to remove 1.2 million barrels a day from world markets. members of the cartel pledged to reduce their production by 800,000 barrels per day for six months beginning in january. that move could drive crude prices up and, in turn, drive gas prices higher in the new year. >>> democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts will travel to iowa this weekend after launching a presidential exploratory committee. a source telling cnn she'll hold events in counsel bluffs, sioux city, and des moines in the coming days and weeks. democrats will announce more their challenges to the president in 2020. we expect a long list of candidates as you can se

tweeting today, another big caravan heading our way. hard to stop without a wall. attempting to further his argument that terrorists are trying to cross the southern border tweeting an unverified claim that a border rancher found prayer rugs and people coming across from many countries, some of which would be a big surprise. one muslim group denouncing trump's tweet saying he was issuing a, quote, dog whistle to those who would falsely associate a prayer rug with terrorism. all of this is news that in 2017 president trump created an enemy list made up of members of his own administration. former white house communication aide cliff simms writing in his book, give me their names, trump said, his eyes narrowing. i want these people out of here. i'm going to take care of this. we're going to get rid of all the snakes, even the bottom feeders. trump then writing down the names of 15 staffers, 10 of which he deemed could not be trusted. that list later spotted in his jacket pocket. as for the shutdown, president trump just tweeted moments ago saying, i will be making a

lindsey graham is tweeting, let me read you a series of these tweets.ats don't want to make a deal and will not support border wall. they hate president trump more than they want to fix problems even problems that they acknowledged to be real and serious in the past. now were talking about the next election and graham tweets mr. president, declare a national emergency now. build a wall now. >> quick fact-check where he says democrats will never support a wall or barriers. they'll not support the wall that the president wants to put in place. >> they supported funding in the past. this is a different story. >> there are barriers right now. >> the president talked about one that's renovated over the last few months. >> there are barriers. >> we didn't introduce you yet. >> ladies and gentlemen, katy tur. >> can i talk now? >> yes. >> people are not going to think we have a fight. >> never, i adore you. >> the symbolism of donald trump sold his wallet. it was less a wall to protect the country and more wall they felt that was raicism and creating the idea

siv tweets you could find people on social media willing to defend him by and fans for example they made the point well he earned some eight million years a year he can spend his money however he wants there are also people who pointed out that these restaurants and by so pay they attract a series of celebrities i mean his twitter account basically a roll call of the rich and famous and not just football is a lot of slips out rap as well there you can see soap a posing with the messy. very famous football players as david beckoned him for my england stall other celebrities have posted tweets from the restaurant including the german international manuel neuer so a lot of songs that do you go to the restaurant rivoli is not the first and yet he got the most for our bots then came these offensive tweets and by and had to react as he said that they've now find him so that's they say it's not becoming the place to post offensive tweets like that said to be a huge find has been leveled at him so just by not actually paying for that steak got it for free is ended up being quite expensive new to

bots and came these offensive tweets and buy ins had to react as you said that they've now fined him so that they say it's not becoming the place to post offensive tweets like that said to be a huge find has been leveled at him so just by not actually paying for that steak you got. the phrase ended up being quite expensive new to him but having said that they all want to have people who have come out and sort of defended him one of them's his teammate thomas mullah who said we know that motion has been martial to his whole career and he's a team player let's want to know that these guys we're here to fight the end everyone knows who is in the wrong we're going to one hundred in these moments where he feels he's been treated unfairly we've been viciously attacked and sometimes he blows a fuse he can't really control himself always you know he does it that even though there are some times where things worked out better than this time. but it's true that he does get attacked a lot of things also that's another you know feel i think it would yeah jevon media there not being quite the giv

i have a twitter alert on my phone for the president's tweets. >> they were lengthy tweets.ng and they should go back to school. >> yeah. i haven't seen the tweet. let me say this. i think there is a continued threat certainly from isis. the president has acknowledged that. i've heard he understands they're still in existence not just in syria but globally and we have to be cognizant of that. my understanding is the assessment also had to do with north korea and their move toward nuclear weapons and that we still have a long way to go there. not saying it's not positive what we're doing. it's very positive. for the first time in three or four administrations finally we're getting movement in the right direction. >> does it bother you, because the president clearly thinks that the assessment coming from intel leaders, he thinks it's in contradiction to what he's saying. he thinks that. does that bother you? do you think they're in contradiction, because the president does? >> again, i haven't seen his tweet so i need to look at that. i think we need to work together with rega

. >> the president with his take on the complete 180 tweeting looking like covington catholic students with early judgments proving out to be false smeared by media. not good but making big comeback, new footage shows the meaty was wrong about the teens encounter with the native american. donald trump referencing this latest in a longer video showing native american elder nathan phillips was the one to approach the teens and showing the before phillips arrived, a group of black hebrew israelites reeling obscenities at the students. two students are speaking out. >> there have been many threats against our lives, against our parents. >> the hate surrounding this event comes from people on social media jumping to conclusions before the story was released, nobody did their research and now showing. >> speaking of which, here are a few of the gems to conclusion. howard dean, famous for the alert around the world in 2004 tweeting covington catholic high school teams like a heat factory to me. why not just close it? sellers, he is deplorable, some people can be punched in the face. these are

here's what he tweeted. he says without a wall, this country can never have border or national security. with a steel barrier, crime rates will go substantially down all over the u.s. that's debatable. the president continues. the dems know this but want to play political games, must finally be done correctly, no case. these battle lines over the battle wall are drawn. we know the senate majority leader is going to bring this trump proposal up for a vote this week. but here's the deal. if it fails there is no backup plan. white house officials and congressional leaders have not come up with a contingency if or when this trump plan fails a senate vote. caught in the middle are thesele 800,000 federal workers on track to miss another paycheck. that would be twice this month. >> no plan b if plan a doesn't work. right now, it locks like plan a ain't going anywhere. >> it's going nowhere fast. we don't have a clear sense when votes might be. the main thing we need to change here is we need to have mitch mcconnel

and two, back to the tweet. the president actually tweeted again, let me read it. "much of the wall has already been fully renovated or built." now, this is true. there actually already is a barrier, according to customs and border protection, it runs 702 miles long. the president himself only wants 1,000 miles of wall along a 2,000-mile long border so it's absurd that we're even in this position to begin with. jessica dean is "outfront" live at the white house and jessica, you know, when you put all this together, 22 tweets since friday, undermining, back stabbing his own vice president, does the president actually have a strategy here? >> reporter: well, erin, we're hearing a lot from him, from the tweets, from the different, you know, meetings that they had today, that cabinet meeting where we were hearing him talk. it does seem like it's kind of in different places. what is for sure is that he has drawn this line on the border wall and the $5.6 billion that he wants for it and just recently a white house official telling our kaitlan collins this shutdown is goi

or two tweets actually from and through who says that people have an appetite for accountability for various reasons but not least because it will help bring closure to victims and avoid the mistakes of yesterday but as this been set out from the outset not everyone can be prosecuted and not. everyone can be compensated but he brings up another point in the second tweet here in which he says there is also an appetite for the former president jimmy to be held to account in the gambia in a way that he denied us i.e. fairly so i'll give this one to you too because there is a lot of talk about whether or not this process this reconciliation commission will actually bring to justice the former president. well you see i'm into a very forgiving people and i know that life has been lost and i know there are people waiting for closure but we're also hearing that. people are saying they would never go to the p.r.c. to testify against them a because the dems they think people have already move on that is what i was going to talk to chad about when he talked about the issue over the creation i r

my first todd tweet tip, write a compelling, thoughtful opening tweet.s, didn't quite hit the mark with his first tweet. ed balls. it's accurate. but not exactly insightful. here's my second todd tweet tip. be specific. you do have 28 0 characters so use them wisely. iowa senator chuck grassly made that mistake. windsor heights dairy queen is good place for you know what. senator, i don't know what and i'm not sure i care to find out. although mr. grassley does get an honorable mention for being the best tweeter over the age of 80. here's my third todd tweet tip. spell check. you don't want to be caught smocking with your hamberders. that would be unpresidented. if you follow all these tips, and trust me, you'll be a twitter pro, but you'll still get trolled online. that's a todd tweet tip guarantee. that's all we have for tonight. we'll be back monday with more mtb daily and if it's sunday, it's "meet the press," great line-up, amon is in -- >> i'm writing down all these notes. i could use a little help on twitter from you, my friend. >> i hear you. #it

that we just talked about, but today he had this tweet that really struck me. he tweeted, democrats are saying that daca is not worth it and don't want to include it in talks. many hispanics will be coming over to the republican side.

jane: ok, let's talk about thect tweets and thens.e just come out of the longest shutdown in u.s. history. negotiations are now underway that will hopefully avoid another one, but just th morning donald trump has been tweeting that the wall is getting done one way or another. is that any way to negotiate? does that worry you? mr. chriie: it doesn't worr me. i think the president has something thate wants, and i think the key to these negotiations are to find out what is that the democrats want. listen, i worked 8 years as a governor, republican, with the democratic legislature all eigye s. never had a majority of my own party.to i haearn how to negotiate where i wasn't giving away the store but everybody was getting an opportunity to save face. jane: but what is he negotiating on? this sounds like the highway r mr. christie: no, again, you have got to give some of what he wants, and he will ask for all that he wants with te that he gets some of what he wants. and right now let's be fair about the democrats, too. they said no way. no w

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he tweets for a lot of reasons, maybe you can make sense of the tweets but don't do it the other way i don't think we're in for an economic war with turkey. after the president tweeted that he talks with the turkish president. he wouldn't have taken the phone call if we were on collision course. rob: let's put up the president's tweet, here's what donald trump said, spoke with president erdogan to advise where we stand on all matters including the last two weeks of success in fighting remnants of isis, also spoke about economic development between the us and turkey. great potential, to substantially expand. i'm trying to make sense of this, you're trying to make sense of this. in middle america, why do i care about this? >> here is what we care about in syria. the problem of syria and the rest of the middle east in stable efforts, how many stable middle east -- we are not back there, fighting wars in iraq and other places so the question is how to do that. we in turkey don't have identical interests in how to deal with syria but i believe in the president's second tweet shows that th

president, don't tweet so much?eporting about bill shine's new role to the white house. >> he has contributed more than suggesting that the president shouldn't tweet as much, but people in the white house and outside and people who were close to mr. ailes say that he doesn't have a strategic media mind, media savvy and the president as we have reported and know has complained that bill shine hasn't delivered on this early promise of i'm going to get you good coverage. the point people made to us in this piece is good coverage is sort of impossible when you have a president who doesn't really need you at the end of the day, he will take over his own media strategy. so the problem, you know, bill shine has is trying to navigate the president's personality and get his message across when the president at the end of the day will do and tweet, as we know, what he wants. >> right, if the president wants to call into judge janine he will, and, yet, gabby to bring it back to russia and the conversations about the "washingto

syria donald trump's had a phone conversation with president bush up to about zero on it follows a tweet from trump on sunday night warning he devastate turkey's economy if its forces attacked the. victims of post-election violence and i read eight years ago have protested against the possible prison release of former president laurent gbagbo the international criminal court is about to decide whether to acquit and free him after seven years behind bars accused of crimes against humanity those are the headlines join me for more news here after the stream. personally one of the main beneficiaries is that the case listen. that's not exactly my point we meet with global news makers and the stories that matter. and i'm really could be today it will a truth commission in the form of will lead to justice the country has begun hearings on decades of alleged abuses on the xpress and. let us know your thoughts on finding truth and reconciliation in the gambia you can send us the chat live via you tube or twitter. and you're in. truth and reconciliation it's what people in the gambia hope to achie

back in two thousand and fifteen two thousand and sixteen and it was actually another one of her tweets that was sort of the impetus her and several other similar conservative commentators it was the impetus for the president to not sign the package that was put in front of him back in december because it did not include this five point seven billion dollars for border wall with mexico and that missing key piece was something that the president has said he now needs and is possibly going to shut the government down again in three weeks because of this but we are basically back to exactly the same place where we were it began december something started again because of one of and coulter's tweets ok my waiter in washington thanks so much for that. time for tennis now and japan's now me osaka has won the australian open osaka beat czech republic's petra kita to secure her second grand slam title in just four months the defending u.s. champion took the first set after mastering her opponent's serve that put the pressure on pizza but the czech clawed her way back into the match to win the s

i would like to say my new year's resolution was to not read so many trump tweets.s not working out for me. >> you don't give him time to respond. i think he knows. >> listen even if he is joking and that's what he intends to be, he still has the responsibility as a president not to put that stuff out there where people will not necessarily know he is joking. there is that concern and if there is somebody out there influenced. it's not up to us, it was his own agency, the national oceanic agency. the people. >> complaining what is going on in our atmosphere. >> all right. >> go ahead, bill, give us the good news. >> exactly what he wanted. now let's get into the forecast. 100 million people are under warni warnings and advisories, into the northern plains and now the northeast. this is the coldest weather map. i may stand in front of my career. i never have been in one in 20 years. yesterday we made it to neg 66. that was the lowest i saw in minnesota. this morning the lowest i seen is negative 54 in duluth. we're at negative 51 in davenport. minneapolis is negative

updates on the number of people who have died during protests so far this tweet using the hash tag for january twenty fifth reports twenty nine people dead the group has also created a google map to document those fast but open and which provides legal support to people in detention is also documenting the treatment of protesters founder gonzalo him yob tweeted sunday that seven hundred ninety one protesters have been arrested since demonstrations began femi thank you say much thanks for more on this we're joined in the studio by david smith don't ski he is a former mad all say al had municipality of practice and he's now living in exile and is a visiting scholar at georgetown university tamara ideology is a member of the venice weight and national assembly and also a member of the popular will policy that is part of the opposition to nicolas maduro she is in caracas and such as she sits we have a hundred of alaska he is a historian of modern latin america and he's extensively researched venezuela and from philadelphia we have joe shaker read em off he's an organized right to add polit

he's been tweeting. he has -- obviously with the economic crisis in the country there's almost no real papers hard news on the street it's cool going on online social media mature she said treating. and this is just twenty four minutes ago that you can see him with his of bali varian revolutionary cry the warring people of venezuela reject family and emphatically the imperial aggressions against our homeland. we will defend this land as a liberated state long live the people of in his way -- to he's treating in english there of course in french spanish as well that you can see he describes himself as son of chavez building the homeland with the revolutionary efficiency. now we know that --- he has -- getting a lotus this is with the hash tag -- we are majuro and there you can see that page of we are mature and actually -- treats in turkish -- and one of the people treating is actually the spokesperson -- for wretched retire type and on the turkish president they can see you bring him kelly not is in turk

it is safe to say the tweet landed with a thud here in sonoma county. this county has received $10 million in fema funding so far. it expects $26 million more. they're not sure what they read this morning. the sign in the living room said home is where the heart is. but one home is not much larger than a can of soup and even that is in jeopardy. >> i'm aware and totally upset. >> reporter: johnny and marine living the down side of a presidential tweet threatening to take away fema money to california victims what he called mismanagement of forest and some still live if trailers in the county fair grounds. >> it is depressing to go from a house to a trailer. >> reporter: athe president's tweet left people here and elsewhere in an angry state of limbo. >> do you think the president understands what is going on here in california? >> does he understand much of anything. i don't think so. >> reporter: the president did appear to care last november when he flew to butte county and surveyed damage from the camp fire and he toured and promised aid and spoked a

president trump seemingly unsympathetic to the plight of federal workers --- tweeting saturday morning, "i don't care that most of the workers not getting paid are democrats, i want to stop the shutdown as soon as we are in agreement on strong border security!"a frequent claim of the president ...there's no evidence that most of the federal workers impacted are democrats.i'm melisa raney reporting. (justine) as a result of the partial government shutdown... our national parks are suffering -- with trash piling up.(jrs) kron four's philippe djegal reports from san francisco... where two state lawmakers drew attention to the issue... pointing the blame squarely on president trump. (philippe)rep. jared huffman/congressman- "its his problem. uh, he shutdown the government. he needs to be reminded of the real consequences of his trantrum" emersed in the elements... stepping in for furloughed national park service employees who would normally be doing this kind of work... rep. jackie speier/congres swoman- "it's foolish on so many levels." congresswoma n jackie speier... and, congressman jar

let's get to some of you have tweets first up the tweet from @bull flags watching iron man with son.t action cramer lives in the #marvel universe that is awesome. that was just fun. i broke that cup, it was one take it was crazy i'm forever indebted to the fabulous people including jon favreau that do the movies here is a tweet from big dude who says i'm a new investor, less than three months in. i have been a great saver but how do i develop discipline as an investor? here's what you want to do as an investor why don't you just buy small okay this is what we do for the club and if the stock comes in you have more room i want you to do it so you don't -- the discipline is going to make it so that you're not going to be able to necessarily make as much money as you'd like, but we're trying to cut off our losses that's why we start small. now a tweet from @darry 747639 line your pin number or something? do you ever sleep? i see you on tv early in the morning and very late at night and the answer is i rarely do sleep and i have pulled a huge number of all nighters within the last three

. >> there were a few details not accurate in that tweet. if indeed bood has made major mistake and they're not accurate, the president's siting the special councils for its honesty and accuracy. they turned the credentials as a fair arbter of the public facts in this case. i don't think we're there yet. it is clear to me what the special counsel is actually dispiting. sometimes you get these denials that just vaigly say something is not accurate. and you're left with even more confusion and we could can get into this but i thik what weir they're disputing mostly is the corroboration that "buzzfeed" is reporting. the interviews and dock ymtdation that comes from the trump organization. if you really dig into the details, i think that's what their statement is referring to. not necessarily what trump told cohen. if you rerp the documents that were released when michael cohen pled guilty, he says trump directed me to the hush payments too, his former paramore and says that specifically. trump directed me. to congress he says one part that hoow