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trump fires back on twitter, of course. this morning a look at what obstruction charges could mean for the presidency and how vice president pence is protecting himself. >>> and on the run for several days. two escaped inmates are finally captured after running into a hoist to hide out. >> they thought they were going to steal a vehicle from the residence. little did they know it was not. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. congressman steve scalise remains in critical condition following multiple surgeries. authorities are learning more about the gunman who shot scalise and three others, but last night scalise was on the minds of fellow lawmakers who played the annual congressional baseball game in honor of their wounded colleague. weijia jiang is in washington. weijia, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. players in both parties wore hats to represent the louisiana state university. it was one of many tributes at the stadi

i started out by asking him about something that president trump wrote on twitter.ote, the reason that president obama did nothing about russia after being notified by the cia of meddling is he expected clinton would win, he didn't choke, he colluded or obstructed. what is your response? >> well, i think the president will take away any attention from what the president not only did during the election but the threat they represent in the future. i just don't see a lot of credibility by someone who has called the russian interference a hoax, a witch hunt. has blamed it on hackers, has blamed it on the chinese. and i think has used every diversion to try to take attention away from it. and i think this is what the attack is with regards to president obama. just another diversion. >> mr. secretary, what do you think is happening to our image overseas, especially among allies? what do you fear is happening to our image overseas? >> well, i worry a great deal about it. because i have always -- i've always felt that the united states, since world war ii, has represented

first, twitter is really big, right?n, here we are, on a big important show talking about twitter, on two consecutive segments. and we're talking about kellyanne conway's husband tweeting about tweets, which is pretty meta. the second thing it shows us, though, is that i think that twitter is bad in a sense. it's inherently skewed to do a couple of things. one, to beimpromptu. a lot of the trouble people get into, it's a medium that lends itself to, i'm just going to tweet right now. >> it's bad if you don't have the impulse control, when you would hope that a president of the united states has. >> which he doesn't. but the other thing is the 140 characters, which i think the brevity of the tweets lends to misunderstandings and also being provocative, when a few more words might allow for nuance. >> to me, this was a man just -- it was desperation. and if you know george conway, and i know dana, you did a big piece on klellyanne, i did a bi piece on her last year. her husband is very shy, likes to stay in the background,

thoughts on twitter. you can make -- we started something new on twitter. we're asking you to make a short video of yourself. we'll take a phone. give us your name and you're from and your political affiliation. for today, let us know what you think about the president's spokespeople and they're effectiveness. if you wrap that up in a minute and send that to us, you may see yourself during that time. as we go throughout the morning. from maryland, let's go to george independent line. hi there. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i'll be outlier on this. president trump has put together effective communication team. the problem isn't the messenger the problem is the president that generates the message. i heard the collective mind of all the department justice attorneys just explode yesterday when he went tweeting out about the travel ban and everything along those lines where they have this pending case. i really think that the issue is president trump. it's a recommendation, respectful, put an app on his twitter account. when he clicks the save but

first, twitter is really big, right? show talking about twitter, on two consecutive segments. and we're talking about kellyanne conway's husband tweeting about tweets, which is pretty meta. the second thing it shows us, though, is that i think that twitter is bad in a sense. it's inherently skewed to do a couple of things. one, to be impromptu. a lot of the trouble people get into, it's a medium that lends itself to, i'm just going to tweet right now. >> it's bad if you don't have the impulse control, when you would hope that a president of the united states has. >> which he doesn't. but the other thing is the 140 characters, which i think the brevity of the tweets lends to misunderstandings and also being provocative, when a few more words might allow for nuance. >> to me, this was a man just -- it was desperation. and if you know george conway, and i know dana, you did a big piece on kellyanne, i did a big piece on her last year. her husband is very shy, likes to stay in the background, he's a very important lawyer, ha

ban trump from twitter. one thing that's painful, every time he says something negative about a woman we have to go through and see the whole list. i cringe every time i see heidi cruz brought up again because she did nothing to deserve that. >> "access hollywood." >> none of them did anything to deserve it and to go through it over and over. >> i hated reading the tweet about mika brzezinski. >> yes, but if we don't -- if the republicans don't say -- i mean i'm going to follow -- i'm going to do policy, but i'm not going to be supportive of you showing my -- >> sure. >> i'm not going to show up at fundraisers for you, because it is wrong. otherwise if they don't do that you will continue to see the same things brought up, a string brought up again and again. >> i have to go. why does he does it? a simple answer, because he does. thank you. when we come back, president trump's defenders say he is fighting fire with fire, but is he really blaming the victim? -e, that all men are created equal, that they are e

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he had melt downs on twitter.s from margaret's point sometimes he would melt down in a speech. whether it was judge curiel in a speech, heidi cruz on twitter. it's popping off what he's going to say first. >> margaret, it's never had any impact. oh, brother, he's in trouble now. not one of these tweets -- has any one been damaging other than we may be scandalized by some of them. like with the mayor when he got the mayor in london wrong the other day. >> any one of these tweets would have so hurt another president, but there is a teflon aspect to donald trump. and also it's the enormity, the number where the press is so against him. however, we let lots of stuff go. because a new one comes along. when you say he's crafty, you know -- >> cagey. >> cagey. >> crafty is a better word. >> it's a "c" word. does he detract, take away attention from the worst things he's done by doing another bad thing? this is not how we conduct the presidency. >> certainly not how we have, not how we have. anyway, while everyone is coun

is president trump going to step on his own message via twitter.whether it deals with the travel ban or the supreme court. what we hear and see from the president on thursday outside of official events. >> it's not surprising that george conway would reaffirm his support for the president. that's the whole point of why it's important. george conway supports the president and wants him to succeed and it's almost like an act of intervention for him to send out a tweet like that. >> right, and george conway was up for a very big job in the justice department at one point. he's a skilled lawyer, and by the way he's not exactly a frequent tweeter sgleert no. >> so the fact that he would go to the very medium that the president uses to -- to voice that. >> beg him to stop. >> and -- and, again, "the washington post" had a story today saying that this -- you know, these tweets could really undercut the president's legal arguments, and george conway re-tweet that had with good analysis. >> george's comment is one that you would expect to hear in a meeting,

touch donald trump's twitter.how he communicates directly with the american people >> that's why his tweets caused a lot of co-and in some cases some say it works against the president in his efforts, top white house officials we've heard that before and it doesn't seem to be going so well >> joining to his speak about the president's communications style, kelly fr ager, an it can it consultant and social media expert. >> kelly you and i were chatting in the green room. where -- the civility in the white house press briefing room if we're talking about communications there seems to be fault both sides of that room. fault on the part of the press and fault on the part of the press secretary. >> yes, absolutely. i think that as we look at this, it only takes one person. and the one person can bring people up or can pull people down, we never want to get into an argument because a passerby will never know which one was the original fool >> the viewer in this case. >> that's absolutely right >> the thought on this tho

already our president is on twitter, his first response is always on twitter. it's so embarrassing to the united states that we have a representative who doesn't have the discipline enough to put someone else concerns and fears first without using as a political tool to further his agenda. i think it's horrible. we have to hold this president accountable for these these tweets. the last one i wanted to make, the president and sean spicer said that 1 a wasn't a travel ban. now we get the truth that it is. it's based on religion. that's what the travel ban is for. i believe it will be bound to be unconstitutional. thank you so much. host: talking about the president's tweets here. few tweets that come in this morning @c-span wj. when will the president realize his travel ban is against the constitution. not something you can change more than just a thought. t.j. writes, some radical islamist terrorist kills innocent people. liberal will say terrorists need our help and hell with the victims. guns would have lowered casualty. he had a fake math teacher in london.

. >>> it was a big day for the president on twitter. attacking the london mayor, attacking his own government, and just today very likely damaging his own case before the supreme court. and he's still at it tonight. "the 11th hour" begins now. >> good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york on this day, 137 for the trump administration. it's again what the president says on social media by night, and then early in the morning that overwhelms anything the administration attempts to do by day. today, for example, was supposed to be about infrastructure and the need for a new air traffic control system. it is instead tonight about the president popping off on his phone. this morning, a twitter storm which read in part "i am calling it a travel ban. the justice department should have stayed with the original travel ban". we are extreme investigate people. the courts are slow and political". then just a few minutes ago, this again tonight on twitter. that's right, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries. not so

>> i would like the entire twitter wanter to go away?ourse you would because it's hurtful to someone you want to support. if you want to be a leader, you need to step up. do you endorse what he said about mika brzezinski. >> i would never, ever want one human being to disparage another human being. >> then say what the president said was wrong about mika brzezinski. >> you're trying to pressure me to say something i'm not willing to say. >> why not? if you want to be a leader and you want to call out what's wrong, do it. >> i'm saying the whole conversation is wrong. we need to get back to the issues that americans and your viewers -- >> decency and how our president treats other human beings especially women is a meaningful issue. if the media is wrong, it should be called out. you know what? there's one president and there's a lot of media. there's one person at the top of the chain. there's one ultimate leader and there's a lot of media. you really want to put him on equal footing with mika brzezinski in terms of whose words matter mo

democrats on twitter.aramendi of california saying i strongly oppose the president's decision to withdraw from the paris or agreement. this provides vital protection for our health and environment. we look for your comments on twitter as well. we will follow-up with your phone calls. live coverage from the rose garden here on c-span. >> the most brilliant and one b in washington after a long-range spell. we are live in the rose garden as we wait to hear from president trump. the cnbc white house correspondent tweets i just spotted grover norquist walking into the rose garden. he flashed me a thumbs up and seems pleased with what we are about to hear. politico reporting on some of what we are about to hear. some talking points. some bullet points on the president's comments this afternoon on the paris climate change agreement, saying a couple of things. u.s.it undermines competitive jobs. the deal was negotiated badly and extracts meaningless commitments from the world's top polluters. they also say one of

whether they're on twitter.ss is right and the public is right to treat these things as the presidential statements. he might as well be standing in the east room delivering a speech. they cannot be discounted because he's making policy pronunciations on twitter. and so that's the mode of communications he's chosen, and so he has to live with that. >> he says trump's tweets are actually more important than the more formal statements coming out of the white house because they represent closer to what he believes on nearly every issue. do you agree with that? especially in the absence of regular press briefings and statements. >> i do. and i think dan stole my notes, because i basically agree with everything he said. i think a presidential statement is a presidential statement whether it comes from the oval office, the rose garden or on a twitter feed. they used it to convey his message and as sarah sanders today, bypassing the media and getting the message directly to the people. the problem is they run into diff

it's not from what you do on twitter. >> multi family. >> it's what you do outside of twitter.s your credit card spending. browsing. >> outdoor enthusiast? wrong. >> finance excellent. i don't know if that's her finances or knowledge. >> her credit rating, savings. >> will twitter have already been using this data even though they only made it viewibility to u viewable to users? >> the only they're doing now is letting us see how they've been targeting us. the tar getting hgeting is alre happening. maybe it's all the early lunches by you. >> that's a much better reason to explain why i'm not old and boring. >> why do they think i'm a senior citizen? >> it's a mix of what you're browsing, what you're buying, e-mail accounts, everything you're doing off of twitter, some of it is real and the rest is inferred. maybe in you're always going to dinner at 4:00 p.m., we'll assume you're retired. it's that type of stuff. >> they will not assume we wake up at 3:00 in the morning. >> exactly. >> eric, thank you. >> you got it. >>> coming up, the must reads no big surprise, the paris clima

host: jen off twitter. saying someone too old to be a member of the supreme court same people would say no one would hire them because they are 55 years old. twitter is available to you if up to make your thoughts there. @c-span wj. then phone lines, republicans 202-748-8001 democrats 202-748-8000 independents 202-748-8002. several years ago back in 2009 c-span produced documentary taking a look at the supreme court. as part of that, they had a chance to talk to several justices serving the court at the time. one of the discussion points of that documentary which you can still find online, is this idea of opinion writing. as you know when the court come to saying, here's a case there's an opinion, there's a dissent written. the justices were asked to give their comment on writing opinions and writing dissents. we collected some thoughts of the justices who served then and current serve now on that process. here's a little bit of that documentary. >> the point of writing an opinion is to command allegiance t

and it was a big weekend for the president on twitter. aching the london mayor, attacking his own government and just today very likely damaging his own case before the supreme court. and he is still at it tonight. the 11th hour begins now. well good evening once again from headquarters here in new york on this day. 1.37 for the trump dmrgts. it's again what the president says on social media by night and then early in the morning. that overwells anything the administration attempts to do by day today was supposed to be about fraz and the need for a new air traffic control system. it is instead tonight about the president popping off on hits phone. this morning a twitter storm which read in part, i am calling it a travel ban. the justice department should have stayed with the original travel ban. we are extreme vetting people. the courts are slow and political. and then just a few minutes ago, this tonight again on twitter, that's right with we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries not some politicly correct term that won't he

that's what i'm kind of constantly left with when discussing twitter. >> the man has more twitter followers than people who subscribe to newspapers. he's got the largest megaphone we've ever seen. >> yeah, and when -- >> so, let's make sure the words on that megaphone mean something. >> and he has said many, many a time that he likes to use that twitter feed to bypass his staff and bypass the media to tell people exactly what he thinks, so the white house saying that it's anything but that is disingenuous. keith, barry, thanks, guys. i appreciate it. >>> up next, will he or won't he? the white house staying mum on whether the president will try to assert executive privilege on james comey before he testifies before congress on thursday. the political, and perhaps, legal consequences for the president. >>> plus, we are moments away from hearing from the president himself, speaking live amid all of these firestorms that he is facing today and beyond. we're going to take you there live. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rat

we didn't have twitter in the bush years. he's actually very out there and commenting on all types of things. there's a lot of republicans who actually want him to comment and be engaged less. i think the good news in all this, and i disagree with alex, is he has a very good team, including a very good coms team around him, as he faces the questions around what the special counsel is doing. i think he needs to listen to them. i think he's got top-notch talent there, and i think that he needs to just keep plodding away at his agenda like he did in miami. alex is right, it doesn't get as much national coverage. but if you look at the miami coverage and south florida coverage, it was fantastic and it was upholding a campaign pledge. he needs to keep doing that. >> he's not going to gain any support in the approval rating polls, though, with something like a cuba policy, is he? >> yes, he is, absolutely. it's two things. yeah, number one, it reconnects people to why they wanted a change agent in the white house. and it also remin

. >> president trump taking to twitter again about his travel ban. how will his words impact the case before the supreme court. we have a lot to cover. let's again with justice reporter laura jarrett live in washington. what's the latest, laura. >> alisyn, the justice department is making good on president trump's cracking down on leakers, announcing first case against 25-year-old reality winner. admitted to mailing classified intelligence to a news outlet. sources tell cnn the document winner is accused of illegally leaking is the same one at the center of an article published by "the intercept" that details attempted cyber hacks by russian military intelligence into voting systems in the u.s. just days before the presidential election last year. while there's no evidence that any votes were affected by this hack, the classified document does provide new details spot mechanics of how the russians tried to target voting software supplier and trick election officials in the u.s. prosecutors say winner was because the because the news outlet sent a cop

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but in fact, everybody uses twitter. all 50 governors, all 100 senators, every member of the house has a twitter account. so this has become a crucial -- crucially important channel of political communication. and a person couldn't go onto those sites and find out what these members of our government are thinking or saying or doing, is that right? mr. montgomery: that's right. however, there are alternatives. usually those congressmen also have their own web page. as far as twitter -- justice kennedy: well, it seems to me, i don't know if -- that we ever did have a public square, but assuming we had a public square 100 years ago, could you say that this person couldn't go into the public square? the sites that justice kagan has described and their utility and their extent of their coverage are greater than the communication you could ever had, even in the paradigm of public square. mr. montgomery: in essence, states have said that sex offenders can't go into the public square, that they can't go into parks or they can't

is he making new troubles every day on twitter? >>> as a defense lawyer, he is your nightmare client, because he is saying all the wrong things. he is contradicting every defense that he had. all of his tweets are terrible. his attack on mueller saying these are bad people. these are not helpful to the defense at all. >> that was a former watergate assistant prosecutor weighing in on just how tough it might be to represent this president in this investigation. we have two very capable lawyers with us here tonight in the studio to weigh in. richard painter, who was the chief ethics lawyer for the bush 43 white house. and mika owe yang is back with us as well an attorney and former staffer on the house intel and house armed services committee. counsellors, welcome to you. richard, to jill's point, is this the nightmare client? and in light the vp lawyering up, is this going to end up costing so many people some real money? >> oh, yes. this administration is creating a lot of jobs in one industry for sure, that's criminal defense atto

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activity on twitter a lot this morning. age ofrican says " retirement according to social security." a texan saying, "a six justice a six justice court with 12 your terms would work perfectly." the airlines have pilot age 80-year-olds let pilot this country. you can let us know your thoughts on twitter, facebook, and the phone lines. don from oklahoma, democrats line. caller: there is not a man or woman alive today or that will be alive in the future that -- that shouldt be able to sit in judgment over human beings forever. term limit here and get them out of there. --t: jp in hollywood florida hollywood, florida. independent line. your next up. caller: are we go? host: you're on. caller: my first comment would , do we really every 12 or 15 or 20 years go through what we just went through after scalia was gone? trying to get someone confirmed? it is a dirty, dirty process. going through confirmations. how many people out there do we have, judges comment attorneys -- judges, attorneys, have to open up their entire life for t

it includes twitter. is that right? >> that would be correct. >> so -- so a person in this situation, for example, cannot go onto the president's twitter account to find out what the president is saying today? >> that -- that's correct. >> not only the president. i mean, we're sort of aware of it because the president now uses twitter. but, in fact, everybody uses twitter. all 50 governors. all 100 senators. every member of the house has a twitter account. so this has become a crucial, crucially important channel of political communication. and a person couldn't go onto those sites and find out what these members of our government are thinking or saying or doing. is that right? >> that's right. however, there are alternatives. usually those congressmen also have their own web page. as far as twitter -- >> well, it seems to me, i don't know if we ever did have a public square, but assuming we had a public square 100 years ago, could you say that this person couldn't go into the public square? the sites that justice kagan

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i think twitter versus, we actually -- can we do a twitter and this is a great one.e so lucky. twitter and snap are the same price. >> okay. which one goes to 25 first >> snap. >> no question i'm with them. >> snap would do it. >> twitter has you, no, no, which one is bigger risk i have a bilimit order for snap. we have these two huge overhangs of that. >> right >> i want to ask you this. whomts to compete with amazon. ask the same question. who want to compete with facebook right now who want to compete >> google. >> that's it and that's it. anybody else, you better just hope they want to buy you. >> what were you saying, twitter has yahoo! problems. twitter is starting to resemble their talent drain is significant. they're trying to hire people. i know some people they're talking to they're willing to pay big number to get them 's doing everything he can to make that company run well. jack, again, two companies >> sarah can run square. look what square has done. and jack can move over the fact he's not listening to me is annoying >> that said, they've plateaued. be

i'm always concerned about diplomacy on twitter.ear about not reading briefing books and didn't want to be bothered with the details. something like international affairs, i want diplomats and secretary of state handling that. it concerns me, we don't know. we live in a strange world now. we don't know what a tweet from the president taken the wrong way, where it could go. can you imagine jfk tweeting during the korean missile crisis? i think it's below the presidency to sit here and tweet, you know, little things about past elections. let's move on. >> more americans get their news from tweets, from the -- from social media. it's so important. so, here is the president using his ability to get out a message to millions of voters in an unbiased way. here is what i have to say directly, unbiased without a spin on it. it really is effective. >> we get to see him for him. i don't think we have ever seen a president in his own element and like it or hate it, you get a chance to sort of see who the person is. >> you do. you see who is pe

this twitter attack is continuing on twitter. the conversation is heating up.zezinski and joe scarborough went on air this morning to say after being insulted on president on twitter they are worried about the future of the country with president trump as you our leader. >> he is so easily played! by a cable news host! you know what, does that say to our allies to our enemies? >> it didn't take long for the president to respond. he tweeted: >> reporter: then joe fired back tweeting: he also said he has texts from president trump's top aides and phone records and that the phone records prove that the two haven't spoken in months. so i'm assuming this will carry on throughout the morning. >> republican lawmakers have had a strong reaction to this. >> reporter: yes. some are saying that the president is continuing to disrespect women. others want him to issue an apology. and a lot of them want him to stop using twitter. instead, focus more energy on issues. >>> the time now 6:30. and now to a live look outside. this is your morning rush hour. we're looking -- kind

president trump attacks the mayor of london again on twitter.he white house says he is not picking a fight. australian police are treating a deadly siege in melbourne as a terrorist incident. america's biggest celebrity court case for decades. bill cosby faces charges he used power and fame to drug and sexually assault a helpless woman. two of the three men who carried out saturday's terror attack in london have been named by police. khuram butt was 27, a british pakistani living in east london and was well known to police and mi5. the second attacker was rachid redouane, 30 years old, also from east london. this report from our home editor mark easton. they knew him. one of the three men who murdered seven people in london on saturday night was well known to police and mi5 as an extremist. documentary voiceover: the group display the black flag of islam. khuram butt, featured in a channel 4 documentary last year on radical islamists in britain. its title — thejihadis next door. so how was he able to go on to kill until counterterrorism officers

the president today on twitter, this is today on twitter, yesterday on twitter, the day before on twitter. now going all the way back to the election once again saying that he had relied on the networks or major papers, he would have zero chance of winning the white house. you specialize in communications. can you decipher these communications? honestly, what is going on here? >> one thing that's important to remember, he's the president of the united states. the same goes when he was a candidate for president of the united states. when he makes a statement and he's making a statement now, it is a presidential statement, whether it comes from the oval office, the rose garden or from his twitter feed. he needs to keep in mind that his statements and his words and his tweets have consequences and they do matter. it would be helpful if he would keep those in line with the message that they're driving from the white house. they've had a good week with regard to infrastructure and pushing that message. >> the message to whom? i feel like the caterpillar in "alice in wonderland." who's out of l

and later, google, facebook, twitter, used as platforms for terrorist propaganda. >> it is somewhat of macwhack. for democrats in congress, the summary of the trump administration's legislative agenda could read -- well, there is no policy. life in the minority leaves them without much power to yield. they have a limited toolkit, resistance, obstruction, messaging. senator al franken, democrat from minnesota, is a practice to voice of opposition. he has written a new book called "al franken: giant of the senate."it's nice to have you with us. talk to me about the coconversations that democrats e having privately. we have had a couple of people stepped forward and use the words "impeachment." is that what democrats are talking about in all seriousness? >> what we are talking about in all seriousness is we have a special prosecutor, bob mueller, who everyone has confidence in. this is serious enough that you really go to what happened. what are the facts? we are confident in the process. soledad: you have called for an investigation of the president's finances. do you sense that from not

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"terrorist content has no place on twitter. we continue to expand the use of technology as part of a systemic -- systematic approach." more than 360,000 twitter accounts were suspended for promoting terrorism. >> that is leigh martinez reporting from san francisco. uber is coming under intense criticism for implementing surge pricing in the moments after the london attack. uber users went on social media and slammed the company for charging more than double in the areas in and around the attack in central london. uber eventually disabled the search pricing, but many users said it took them too long to do so and accused the company of taking advantage of the situation. >> ariana grande returned to the stage there in manchester, england with other music megastars today to raise money for the victims of the terrorist attacks at her concert two weeks ago. in addition to miley cyrus, justin bieber, black eyed peas performed at the one love manchester concert. 22 people died and more than 100 were injured when the suicide bomber blew

whether they're on twitter.ight and the public is right to treat these things as the presidential statements. he might as well be standing in the east room delivering a speech. they cannot be discounted because he's making policy pronunciations on twitter. he has to live with that. >> he says trump's tweets are actually more important than the more formal statements coming out of the white house because they represent closer to what he believes on nearly every issue. do you agree with that? >> i do. and i virtually agree with everything he said. i think a presidential statement is a presidential statement whether it comes from the oval office, the rose garden or on a twitter feed. they used it to convey his message and as sarah sanders today, bypassing the media and getting the message directly to the people. the problem is they run into difficulties say -- you have media saying you're obsessing about the tweets. you have to say let's just ignore everything he says on twitter. but you can't do that. these are st

it was on twitter before 9:00 a.m. . and the news was this. he finally tacitly admitted russian hacking of our election but only by way of blaming his predecessor. he said this, quote, president obama did nothing about russia because he expected clinton would win. he didn't choke. he colluded or obstructed." repeating again president obama did nothing about russian meddling. and after months, quote, they have zero tapes of trump people colluding. there is no collusion and no obstruction. as you might imagine, it came up at today's white house briefing. you can hear sean spicer answer it. we just can't show you, because cameras weren't allowed to be turned on during the briefing. thankfully we were allowed to broadcast audio of what sean spicer a government employees said about our government today. but not live audio, only on a tape delayed basis. here it is. >> what evidence does he have this president obama was colluding or obstructing. >> well, again it comes back to this idea that if -- thaefr been very clear they've been playing the card

on twitter. >> ♪ >>> now to a follow-up on a story you saw first on fox5.ing claims of grade fixing in prince george's county schools isn't that baker responded to the naacp's demands that the school ceo's new contract be put on hold during the investigation. annie yu joins us with more on that. >> reporter: fox5 caught up with rushern baker end says he's stand buying prince george's county school ceo kevin maxwell despite an investigation looking into grade fixing and records manipulation in the school system. baker says he thinks maxwell is doing a good job for the roar county and the naacp called baker to put dr. maxwell's contract on hold while reports alleging grade fixing are investigated. however, baker doesn't believe grades were changed. >> that means thousands of teachers would have had to participate in this. >> reporter: the county executive for prince george's county also released a statement saying he applauds dr. maxwell and the majority of the board for asking the state board of education to conduct another investigation into these serious a

donald trump posts on twitter.arry his love for twitter it's. >> a lot of scientists asking the same question let me take a stack at political science. look at a few factors. one compact messaging. by that i mean 140 characters in and out done with the provocative words now it's left to you to deal with it. the second one, one way one way communication. one way communication. he throws it out, right? sits on it. you walk away trying to figure out's he talking about? the third thing he avoids the press. why do you avoid the press you avoid the press because that way you have you don't have to account to them for anything. you account for what you're saying answer the questions, which leads to the fourth point. if you think about it we're now 140 days or so into the trump presidency. he has had a grand total of one -- i repeat single digit one press conference last of theed an hour and points one press conference that's it the whole time no president in recent memory afraided the press that much. it's because of twit