unfiltered will give you a big blob. you don't worry much about shaking because it's going to go where it's going to go >> we can verify, you can-- you will not fry your smart phone if you take a picture. >> if you have something else you'd like us to verify reach out to us on our facebook page or reach out to us at the website. >>> monday's solar eclipse, it's so rare when the moon passes across sun and earth. for people who are not in the 70 mile wide line like here in the dc area we get to see a partial eclipse. the reason they appear to be the same size is because the sun is about 400 times bigger than the moon but also coincidentally it's about 400 times farther from the earth. got all of that? scientists will get an unprecedented look at the sun. 2 1960s era former bomber jets will fly into the path at 50,000 feet over missouri, illinois and kentucky and will take thousands of pictures along the way. >> they will be outfitted with special cameras so planes will be looking at the solar corona, the outer atmosphere.

an unfiltered shot is going to give you a big old blob. >> there you have it. it's estimated it that the solar eclipse will cost employers a fortune in lost productivity. forbes estimates the u.s. will lose $694 million during the eclipse. states inthe direct path could lose as much as $200 million. >>> chaos in a courtroom there morning for antonio williams. he's charged with killing his sister and two young relatives. scott broom joins us live from upper marlboro now, where the pandemonium went from >> reporter: yes, it did spill out. just behind us, a woman claiming to be the mother of triple murder suspect, antonio williams. the woman had been shouting in court, while being restrained by family members quote mommy loves you, end quote, as he was being restrained by deputies. that caused an angry eruption from family members of victims. prince george's county deputies had to keep those two groups separated. williams is accused of murdering his 6-year-old sister and two cousins, little girls aged 6 and 9. he was watching the children while one girl's mother w

premieres next year, and it features kids from ages 4 to 8 who give celebs and everyday people unfilteredice. >> that will be great. we'll leave you with the advice carol got from that executive. good night, everybody. >> don't you use your phone to make phone calls. use text. >> text? >> when you sit, slouch. you have an instagram? get one. >> so i have got the job? >> yes. stay woke.u. >> stay woke. now at eight ... police say he went to the park bringing candy and condoms.the sting that led to the arrest of a suspected child molester in the east bay.whoosha fifteen hour standoff ends with the arrest of a man suspected of killing his mother,: "...an elderly female who appeared to have suffered from a single gunshot. "whooshan east bay couple gets a nightmare email hey i have a sex video of you, pay me 5,000 dollars or i'll send it out.whooshand a three year old boy goes swimming in a sierra lake ... and ends up in the hospital..you're watching kron four news in prime time.

should have done it he has that ability to speak unfiltered. to show his true heart, that's one of the ways to do that. >> juan: he didn't do that did he, greg, not on social media, not over the weekend. he didn't speak on the issue until today. then you had ivanka trump his daughter who said very clearly racism unacceptable. >> greg: i'm getting a point, juan this is a point you will be hammering over and over again for the next 7 years. unbelievable when you compare it in the context of other things that have gone on and what other presidents have done, i'm sorry, but we have to say that it wasn't like this when president obama took his time responding to other things. look, if all you see is racism. when you think of donald trump. if all you think is racism when you think of republicans, when you all you think is racism when you think of the people who voted for trump. your confirmation bias makes your opinion pointless. that's the way you see it. >> juan: what if you don't think that? >> from what i'm gathering when i'm watching the news wh

and so this is just president trump unfiltered. and this is how he conducts his business behind closed doors. he is very proud of the fact that he speaks very honestly. he shoots from the cuff. he shoots from the hip. he likes conducting business this way. so, i don't think that this is something that he necessarily is ashamed of. he's being very upfront with them. the fact that it's leaking now is probably what he will take issue with more, that these transcripts are supposed to remain confidential. in terms of the way he conducts business, he promotes that very proudly. >> bob makes the point, rightfully so, you call it president trump unfiltered, which it is, right? this is sort of president trump with no filter. it's also him working through these promises to his base. and that is something that hasn't changed, frankly, over the last six months. he has been trying to make these overture to his base. we're seeing that with the immigration discussion we've been having. kristen welker, walk us through this proposal that the presid

her netflix comedy, and it features kids from 4 to 8 who gives celebs and everyday people some unfilteredthat will be great. we'll leave you with the advice carol got from that executive. good night, everybody. >> don't you use your phone to make phone calls. use text. >> text? >> when you sit, slouch. you have an instagram? get one. >> so i have got the job? >> yes. >> thank you. >> stay woke. >> stay woke. i will. that -- that people can be reimbursed. and -- i think that -- we should work hard to make sure people are made as whole as possible. >> the construction company has apologize ford what happened. the governor says some one should still be held accountable. anthony the power should be fully restored to affected areas within a week or two. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.

. >> reporter: the president's private calls unfiltered. one week after taking office.dmitting to mexican president he's politically cornered. "i have to have mexico pay for the wall. i have to. i've been talking about it for a two year period." >> who's going to pay for the wall? who? >> reporter: in transcripts of the calls obtained by the washington post, the president pressures him to sdaup publicly saying mexico won't foot the bill. still he concedes the money would likely come from elsewhere "it will come out in the wash and that's okay." and "i won new hampshire because it's a drug infested den." another contentious call the next day with australia's prime minister. the two clashing over an obama era agreement that the u.s. admit refugees now detained in australia. "this is going to kill me as i'm the greatest person who does not want to let people into the country." "i've had it. this is the most unplesant call all day. putin was a pleasant call. this is ridiculous." and the press and his repeatedly railed against leaks. >> we're going to find the leakers. they'

are we going to see her come back and be more unfiltered or is this her version of i'm done, it's over? >> well, katy, i wish i knew the answer to that. i think clearly she will be called upon in selling this book to go out and be -- obviously be interviewed, be -- and be herself. this is one -- there's a reason clearly that the publisher has chosen this excerpt to release because not only was it a very memorable moment from the campaign, but in this excerpt she is kind of peeling back the curtain a little bit and letting people know a little bit about what she was thinking and feeling during the campaign, which is exactly as you point out is something that many observers felt was lacking during the campaign, that it was bloodless a little bit on her part. and they were looking for more personal reaction from her. her campaign strategist and partisans would answer that by saying every time she did put herself out there, she kind of got slapped down for doing so. and so, again, the default was the thing that she's the most comfortable doing and it was the safest, and she thought at the

premieres next year, and it features kids from ages 4 to 8 who give celebs and everyday people unfilteredice. >> that will be great. we'll leave you with the advice carol got from that executive. good night, everybody. >> don't you use your phone to make phone calls. use text. >> text? >> when you sit, slouch. you have an instagram? get one. >> so i have got the job? >> yes. >> thank you. >> stay woke. >> stay woke. i will. ♪ >>> ""the insider"" tracking the biggest stories making news today. ♪ >>> number one, angelina faces backlash from her "vanity fair" interview. >> it is there, it is so, so painful. >> why she's not the first star to fire back. >> the blowback seems to be so overwhelming. >> and new "dancing with the stars" cast, rumors why kathy griffin could finally say yes as the o.g. wonder woman says -- >> no, those judge also are too mean. >> and number three, the "game of thrones" meeting we waited seven seasons for. >> this is john snow, he's king of the north. >> spoiler alert. we're inside last night's reunion and shocking death. >>

. >> reporter: the president's private calls unfiltered. one week after taking office. admitting to the mexican president he's politically cornered. i have to have mexico pay for the wall, i have to. i have been talking about it for a two-year period. >> who is going to pay for the wall? who? >> reporter: in transcripts of the call obtained by "the washington post," the president pressures him to stop saying mexico won't foot the bill. you can't say that to the press. trump concedes the money would come from elsewhere. it will come out in the wash and that's okay. on an epidemic of an illegal drug smug geld ingled into the won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug-infested den. another contentious call the next day with australia's prime minister. the two leaders clashing over an agreement that the u.s. admit refugees now detained in australia. this is going to kill me as i'm the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country. before ending the call, trump clearly exasperated, i have had it. this is the most unpleasant call all day. pu

. >> reporter: the president unfiltered and defiant responding to criticisms of his comments condemning the charlottesville attack. >> how about the at-left, coming at the alt-right, do they have any semblance of guilt? what about the fact they came charging with clubs in their hands swinging clubs, do they have any problem? i think they do. >> reporter: both protesters and counterprotesters came ready for a fight, but saturday's rally was sponsored in the first place by white nationalists who showed up in force. it's one of those attendees, police say, who plowed into a group of people killing 32-year-old heather heyer. >> you had very bad people in that group, but you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. you had people in that group -- excuse me, excuse me, i saw the same pictures as you did. you had people in that group that were there to protest, the taking down to them a very, very important statue. and that renaming of a bar from robert e. lee to another name. >> do you think what you call the at-left is the same as neo-nazis? >> those people -- all of those

that is truly a sunset that is unfiltered taken by our pilot in chopper 4.doesn't get any better than that. >> it really doesn't. and over the next few days, we are going to be dealing with some rain in the forecast. but not a washout. a few good sunrises and sunsets in there. starting off tomorrow, 7:00 a.m., already waking up to more cloudiness than we have been. and at 11:00 here, future weather wants to spit out a few showers. but i think we stay dry through the lunch hour. in the afternoon and evening hours, we tart to see showers and thunderstorms pop up. notice as we move to 3:00, we're seeing scattered showers, especially back to the i-81 corridor. numerous showers and pockets of heavier rain, impacting the area, 8:00 in the evening. some of that rain sneaks on into parts of the district. then as we look to your saturday, i want to show you what's happening as well. a tricky forecast. but here's the latest. i think we're going to be mainly dry during the early-morning hours. for the midday and early afternoon hours, this is looking like the best chan

or you could have my new drink, raw, organic, unfiltered cider vinegar. it's very good for you.olutely not. no chance. and this is the house where our family grew up. my mum moved in here with gerrie 17 years ago. with gerrie came three big sisters for me. right, come on. time to go. see you later. bye! so here we have some pictures of me and my brother, jamie. my favourite one of us is the picture of us posing out here because my mum always tried to make us be all happy and smiley together. poorjamie. he was the only boy in the house apart from rupert the dog and max the cat. so i think we're going to start my journey off by speaking to him. i think it will be quite interesting to see what it is like from a male perspective in a house full of women. i think i was eight. and i remember... i remember gerrie coming over to the house quite a lot and elaine being there, playing football with her in the back garden and all of that, but not really knowing what it was. and then it was when my mum and dad split up, that's when it's sort of... 0h, 0k! this is what's happening. do you kno

. >> reporter: tonight the president's private calls unfiltered. one week after taking office, admitting to mexican president enrique pena nieto he's publicly cornered. i have to have mexico pay for the wall. i have to. i've been talking about it for a two-year period. who is going to pay for the wall? >> mexico. >> who? >> mexico! >> reporter: in transcripts of the calls obtained by "the washington post," the president pressures pena nieto to stop publicly saying mexico won't foot the bill. you cannot say that to the press. still, mr. trump concedes the money will likely come from elsewhere. it will come out in the wash, and that's okay. on into the u.s., i won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug infested den. in new hampshire today, residents displeased. >> i think using drug-infested den is harsh. >> i would never say new hampshire's drug infested. i would say new hampshire has its share of the problems like the rest of the country. >> reporter: another contentious call the next day with australia's prime minister. the two leaders clas

this is the unfiltered son. -- sun. this is going to be a pretty cool shot, actually. still too bright to look at directly, but it looks like a little tiny christmas star or something. it is getting tinier and tinier. i can see the corona. the camera did not have a filter on it. there is now a little black dot. you can see the corona around the closest we are going to be able to see when we look at it with our own eyes from here. onwe are buzzing conversation here. >> trending all over social media. it is right here on the sidebar. the is the research from eclipse. it is pretty cool. showing the partial eclipse. screen how we have this where everyone on times is able to see the partial eclipse. we have a few questions. is it ok to get into a sort of selfie mode. ?s that ok to do >> actually if you are reaching down and the sun is behind you it will protect your eyes. you do not want to have it directly at the sun. you don't want to see it with your unprotected eyes. >> let me use this opportunity >> if youout safety, are in need partial sun, make sure you always have y

directnts have long used communication to get their message out in an unfiltered way, that goes back to franklin delano roosevelt and his amos fireside chats the other radio. he spoke directly to the american people because he did not think the newspapers were reporting. correctly use television in his 1960 campaign and his too brief presidency. he was good at bantering with reporters in the life white house briefings. use -- i talked about how he walked by a televisn with one of his aides when you the campaign. he said he would not have if not for that gadget, tv. caller: how are you doing today? host: good, hope you are safe in texas. caller: [indiscernible] houston is not doing so well. wanted to see if they could assist in any way. i know some have opened up a their doors. the hurricane will ba problem. not many have had the support they need. hopefully they can provide federal funding or possibly help out the right side in southern texas. host:'on that note, the president -- on that note, the president and congress? he has veto power, if he does not approve of what congress does

he's interviewed by s.e.cupp, new york daily news columnist and host of hln's cupp unfiltered. and at 11, robert o'neill -- the former u.s. navy seal created with the killing of osama bin laden -- talks about his military career and some of the 400 missions he participated in including the rescue of captain richard phillips and the attempted rescue of marcus la trel. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they're reading this summer. >> what i'm roadwaying this summer, and -- reading this summer -- and it might take me all summer -- is this commentary on the book of romans. the reason i'm reading it is because, first of all, it was just given to me. i'm part of a bible stud, members' bible study here in the capitol. and our teacher, dr. scott redd who's the president he

along to mary we just have a couple minutes like the american prospect has published a stunning unfiltered interview with white house chief strategist steve bannon in that interview bannon bash and some of his colleagues in the trumpet ministration calls for an economic war with china declares outright that there is no military solution or standoff in north korea you also does the white supremacist all right the growth of which he helped fuel as the head of breitbart according to ban it though nationalism it's losers it's a fringe element i think the media plays it up too much and we've got to help crush or you know help crush it so to. make things even more confusing this interview is all based off a phone conversation bannon had with the author robert kuttner and it's unclear whether or not it was supposed to be on the record or off the record i think vanna did intend for this interview to be on the record because one kelley is limited bands access to trump and so now he's trying to go through him using the media around kelly using the media and number two he sees that he steve bennett i

cupp new york daily news columnist dan host of hlm's cup unfiltered >> host: let's start with the original conscience of a conservative written by brent bozell for barry goldwater the original red white and blue book jacket with the stars. started my mind. it helped put goldwater on a path to a presidential run. trying to tell us something? >> guest: is very much a tribute. in 1960 the conservative movement of the republican party in the compromise by the new deal and somebody needed to put together a blueprint on where the party in the movement not to go. that's what "conscience of a conservative" was and i think every -- everybody since then has looked at the book and said this is it. this is the manifesto and so i thought i ought to honor that way because in a way i think we are facing some the same kind of questions today that the party or the conservative movement has been compromised by populist flair. >> host: you begin the book by saying, i will start by saying i regret having to write this book i regret it because it's a sign the american conservative movement which has been a for

this is the unfiltered sun. we are going to go straight from this to seeing the corona. this is going to be a cool shot. still have to have your glasses on. still too bright to look at directly. tiny almost like a christmas star, it is crazy. it is getting tinier and tenure. >> why is it in the shape of a star? >> there it is. i can see the corona. that is because the camera did not have a filter on it. it was too difficult to see. and you now a black dot can see the corona around it. that is the closest to what we are going to see when we look at it with our own eyes. >> let's go to social. they have to be buzzing on the conversation here. >> a lot of questions coming in. it is trending allover social media. let's pull up this image on the sidebar. fromis one of our users arlington, texas. pretty cool showing the partial eclipse on his hand. we have the toshiba screen in new york city where everyone in times square is able to see the partial eclipse. it is pretty spectacular. we have a few questions. i would like to get a couple in. is it ok to see a solar eclipse in se

he interviewed by se cupp and host of cupp unfiltered. >> let's start with the original conscience of a conservative written by brent boazel, jr. for barry goldwater. the red, white and blue cover with gold stars. put goldwater on a path toward a presidential run, are you trying to tell us something about your future ambition? >> no very much a tribute or homage to goldwater in 1960 he felt the conservative movement and the republican party had been compromised by the new deal. and that somebody needed to put together a blueprint on where the party and the movement ought to go. and that's what conscious of conservative was, and i think everybody since then has look at that book and said, this is it, the manifesto. so i thought that i ought to honor it that way. we're face something of the same kind of questions today that the party or the conservative movement has been compromised by populist flair. >> host: you begin the book by saying, i will start by saying that i regret having to write this book. regret us because it's a necessity as a sign that the american conservative movement,

magazine" issued a statement from the outspoken lavar who said: "we wanted to give our fans an unfiltered lives and show them a side of typically seen." next at 8. jaw- dropping video of a man being dragged by the car--- why the driver hit the gas and did not stop. a carjacking suspect was caught on camera clinging to the door of an s-u-v... as it sped off down a road.(pam) the incident happened in washington state... the video has since taken social media by storm. take a look. even when the car stops, the carjacking suspect is still trying to get the driver to get out. but after being dragged through the street..,..he was put into handcuffs and taken to jail. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here at look at what we are working on for kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))harvey is now a tropical depression...but people in texas and louisiana are still feeling the effects of the devastating storm.the death toll has climbed...as rescue crews are still going door to door trying to help people...still trapped in their homes. we'll take you to live to the

this is the unfiltered sun, so we will go straight from this to the corona. this will be a pretty cool shot actually. getting dimmer and dimmer? >> you still need to have your glasses on, it is too bright to look at directly but it is almost like a little tiny star or something. getting tinier and tinier? >> why is it in the shape of a star, that is the first one i have seen. >> it is because the camera did not have a filter on it. you can see that now it is just black dot and it is the closest we will see looking at it with our own eyes. >> they have to be buzzing on the conversation here. >> yes, a lot of questions coming in, turning all over social media. let us pull up this image on the sidebar, this right here is what one of our users said about the eclipse from arlington, texas. pretty, cool. showing the partial eclipse on his hand. then come from new york city, everyone there is an times square and able to see the partial eclipse. really spectacular. is it ok to do -- to see the solar eclipse in selfie mode? >> is that ok to deal without glasses? becau

debuts tomorrow on "facebook watch".magazine" statement from the outspoken said: "we wanted to give unfilteredves and show them a side of us that isn't typically seen." thanks garybrittney has the forecast. you did well. pick it up. i hear you've been looking for this. and only someone who can carry the diviner is allowed to enter the city. or more importantly, the temple inside. mr. ward here is something of an expert on s.h.i.e.l.d., and you an expert on the diviner. together, i think there's much we can achieve. you know you've lied to me. this happens every time -- we get closer, you get nervous. everything we've been doing leads here. our job -- find it before anyone else. skye: if there's evidence of this city on earth, the computer will find it. [computer dings, beeping] skye: [breathing heavily] hello?! coulson! [baby crying]

as much as i've enjoyed what scaramucci said one week on his job, we got an incredible taste of unfilteredoday, when "new yorker" reporter ryan lizza published details of a conversation he had with scaramucci last night. i'm going to read you some of the quotes, but be warned, if you are put off by foul language, the mooch thinks you should mooch yourself in the head. i want to give a quick warning to the cbs censors: you guys are going to have to break out the emergency extra bleeps for this one. but it's not my fault. i'm just communicating to you the actual words of the communications director of the white house. the one in washington! okay, here's how it started: lizza reported yesterday about trump's dinner with scaramucci, sean hannity and some other guys. the mooch called up lizza to try to get the name of who leaked about the dinner, but lizza protected his source. so the mooch said, "okay, i'm going to fire every one of them, and then you haven't protected anybody, so the entire place will be fired over the next two weeks." mooch, you do realize that he's still not going to give y

live, unfiltered, uncontrolled and for a while there, an unlimited number of topics.inues to amp up the language against north korea, and now saying his apocalyptic fire and fury language might not have been tough enough. he thanked vladimir putin for expelling diplomats from moscow, and answered on whether mitch mcconnell should stay or go. "the 11th hour" begins now. we have made it to thursday. good evening once again from here in new york. day 203 of the trump administration was wide ranging. it started out with great stress over the tensions with north korea, including this new talk of war, and the day is ending that same way, but along the way, during the afternoon the stress over any possible conflict on the korean peninsula was interrupted by a thrill ride. as the president making two rare on camera appearances for his working vacation, decided to take questions from reporters at his golf resort in new jersey. he proceeded to take questions on his mind and his world from

he's interviewed by se cobb, new york daily news columnist and host of hln's cup unfiltered. at 11:00 p.m. robert o'neill the former us navy seal credited with the killing of osama bin laden talks about his military career and some of the 400 missions he participated in including the rescue of captain richard phillips in the attempted rescue of marcus the trial. that all happens tonight at c-span twos book tv. first up, here is peter brennan discussing his new book the ends of the world. >> hello there. welcome to foursquare books. thank you for supporting local independent bookstores. we have events here all the time and they are usually not on the nbc nightly news as tonight will be -- i am just kidding about that. [laughter] it will be on c-span which is the next highest rated show after the nbc nightly news. [laughter] you can always find the calendars of events up at the register or on a website and you can get on our mailing list. coming up the next couple nights, tomorrow night legendary music writer rick blackman will be talking about his latest book about the boston

unfiltered. president trump on the attack, not holding back at a rally in phoenix overnight.ng after his usual targets, the media. >> he didn't say it fast enough. he didn't do it on time. >> his critics. >> we have to close down our government. we're building that wall. >> and his political rivals, both democrat and republican. >> weak an borders, weak on crime. >> as protesters clash with police outside of the arena. >>> breaking overnight, after four collisions in the past year, the navy dismisses one of its top fleet commanders in the pacific, as the search for the missing

unfiltered, president trump on the attack, not holding back at a rally in phoenix overnight.going after his usual targets, the media. >> he didn't say it fast enough. he didn't do it on time. >> his critics. >> we have to close down or government, we're building that wall. >> and his political rivals, both democrat and republican. >> weak on borders, weak on crime. >> as protesters clash with police outside the arena. >>> breaking overnight, after four collisions in the past year, the navy dismisses one of its top fleet commanders in the pacific as the search for the is

whether somebody does it as combatively as this man, this sort of fire hose, raw unfiltered id, seemedy. >> the more criticism he gets, seems the more defiant about his twitter. >> exactly. goes back, i think it's in his dna. his father fred trump raised him to believe the worst thing than bankruptcy is obscurity. his father used to drop leaflets announcing his building projects over the city. like the early tweet? right? so he has this innate sense and in all the years in new york tabloids of working the press, going around the press, and this idea that this machine that jack dorsey built in 2006, when the press was falling out of the top 50, created this perfect storm with man, message and machine. >> can't wait to see it. great to see you. >> thanks. >> light reading for this weekend. >>> watch this special report, twitter and trump, tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> coming up for us, following breaking news out of "before hours." a manhunt underway for the driver of the van that plowed into that crowd yesterday afternoon, killing 13 people. more than 100 injured stil

think presidents have long used directpp forms ofid communication to get their message out in an unfiltered way. this goes back to franklin delano roosevelt and his famous fireside chats via the radio.si he would speak directly to theha american people because he pelt that the newspapers weren't reporting -- he felt the newspapers weren't reportingt accurately.at john f. kennedy used it's very effect -- used television very effectively in his too brief, tragically, presidency where he was very good at going back and forth, bantering with reporters in live white house press r briefings. int fact, kennedy's use of tv ws so effective in the 1960 campaign that in one of my books i tell the story about how kennedy walked by a television with oneou of his aides after hd won that 1960 election, and he said, you know, we wouldn't have had a prayer without thate gadget, referring to the tv. i love the fact that in 1960 he was still calling a tv a gadget. >> host: good morning, you're on with tevi troy. >> caller: hey, tevi, how youth doing today? >> guest: good. hope you're safe down there in texas.

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. >> reporter: tonight the president's private calls unfiltered one week after taking office admitting to mexican president enrique pena nieto he's publicly cornered i have to have mexico pay for the wall i have to. i've been talking about it for a two-year period. who is going to pay for the wall >> mexico. >> who >> mexico! >> reporter: in transcripts of the calls obtained by "the washington post," the president pressures pena nieto to stop publicly saying mexico won't foot the bill. you cannot say that to the press. still, mr. trump concedes the money will likely come from elsewhere. it will come out in the wash, and that's okay. on the epidemic of illegal drugs smuggled into the u.s., i won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug infested den. in new hampshire today, residents displeased >> i think using drug-infested den is harsh. >> i would never say new hampshire's drug infested. i would say new hampshire has its share of the problems like the rest of the country. >> reporter: another contentious call the next day with australia's prime minister the two leaders clashing ov

>> there's a reason that twitter says real donald trump, because you get the unfiltered reality of donald trump's thinking. in that white house, including the president's own relatives have been limited that have limited influence over what at the end of the day comes out of his mouth and onto his twitter handle. at least in the short-term it appears for economic policy and and some of the internal policy classes. they were at least be up to control the information and conversation as it reaches the president. >> you departed during that first full year in office. when you look at the beginning of that administration versus the beginning of this administration, and look at the staff turnover we have seen, how would you compare it and how would you compare it historically? >> you cannot compare this administration to any previous administration. previous and ministrations have far more in common with each other. with any that have come before that. there are certain processes in the white house and third -- and certain ways of doing things and making sure the information has been vetted. m

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unfiltered. president trump on the attack, not holding back on a rally in phoenix overnight.fter his usual targets, the media. >> he didn't say it fast enough. he didn't do it on time. >> his critics. >> we have to close down that government, we'll build that one. >> weak on borders, weak on crime. >> as protesters clashed with police outside the arena. breaking overnight, after four collisions in the past year, the navy dismisses one of its top fleet commanders in the pacific as the search for the missing sailors

but riffing and speaking his mind unfiltered. >> and if you ask him, he'll say that's what got me this job, that's what got me to the dance. >> he will say that. that's one of the reasons has when you bring in aides, including general kelly, who is trying to add discipline and order, that he's resistant to their advice because at a certain point he says all of the political wisemen said i couldn't do this and that, i did that and i won the presidency and i'm going to keep on trusting my gut. >> michael, there are other newspapers aside from the washington post. i want to read you to work of haberman and thrush tonight. no word in the trump lexicon is as tread worn as unprecedented. members of the staff stunned and disheartened. never expected to here a voluble ar tigs las vegas of opinions that the president long expressed in private. he fumed to aides about how unfairly he was being treated, expressed sympathy with nonviolent protesters who he said were defending their heritage, according to a west wing official. he felt he had already given too much ground to his opponent. michael, t