sorry, it's unpatriotic? you accusing me of being unpatriotic for questioning how negotiations are going, questioning whether you have the position of strength that she said she wanted? andrea leadsom denied calling emily maitlis unpatriotic, but some viewers thought the general point being made by the former conservative leadership candidate was a fair one. here is sheila justice. charlotte bedford agreed. and gloria buckle put it like this. another viewer, tony wright, recorded this video for us, with these thoughts. please, bbc, can you rein in emily maitlis? she should be taught how to hold a civil conversation. most of her hapless subjects are subject to a barrage of contentious, inflammatory, aggressive, and often insulting interruptions. i have no great love of politicians, but i have to commend them for holding their temper during a typical emily maitlis interview. she interrupts so much that the people are never allowed to get their answer out. and that, for us, the viewers, doesn't allow us to make

andrea leadsom went on to say that she was not calling her unpatriotic. you only have to watch it. the viewers that you have reported the complaints of would make the point that it was fair to call emily unpatriotic. newsnight is good at turning around these interviews as a social media clip to go viral, but watching it back on the whole, do you not see why many viewers felt it was heavy—handed 7 if you are making a point about partial extracts from an interview and how some of those can gain circulation outside the context of an interview, that is an interesting one and one we need to think about because sometimes you will have a minute long fragment from an interview they get seen by many people outside the context of the interview. this was a classic accountability interview. it is a momentous issue. it is about the future shape and relationship of the country with the continent and it is right that she conducted a tough accountability interview. we understand that politicians need to be brought back to answer the question, but there was a lot of interrupting there. one viewer s

he heard what you meant when you were talking about him being unpatriotic. let's reset us at zero here. >> i want to reset at zero, but i also want you to know i spent about 15 minutes on the phone talking with the president of the united states who has given me his full support and his full blessing, and i'm going to read you something, chris. bear with me. the president also told me, if you're nice to me in this segment, he'll let me come back in the show. so why don't you let me talk a little bit and then you can ask me questions. but this is super, super important to the country. whether you agree with the president or disagree with the president, you have to love the institution of the presidency. you have to love the office and you have to f lo our country. what is going on right now, i've done a major amount of work over the last five days. i've interviewed most of the assistants to the president. i've interviewed most of the people in the communications team and the white house. what the president and i would like to tell everybody, we have a very, v

sorry, it's unpatriotic?d she wanted? andrea leadsom denied calling emily maitlis unpatriotic, but some viewers thought the general point being made by the former conservative leadership candidate was a fair one. here is sheila justice. charlotte bedford agreed. and gloria buckle put it like this. another viewer, tony wright, recorded this video for us, with these thoughts. please, bbc, can you rein in emily maitlis? she should be taught how to hold a civil conversation. most of her hapless subjects are subject to a barrage of contentious, inflammatory, aggressive, and often insulting interruptions. i have no great love of politicians, but i have to commend them for holding their temper during a typical maitlis interview. she interrupts so much that the people are never allowed to get their answer out. and that, for us, the viewers, doesn't allow us to make a judgement of what they're actually trying to say. the interview is therefore pointless. viewer tony wright there. well, with me right now is ian katz, t

it is unpatriotic. somebody at the pentagon or and congress needs to talk to the president and talk him out of this nonsense. we are so heartened today to see some many republican united states senators issuing statements about how wrong this is. we hope someone can bring him to his senses. i am thankful to representative kennedy, leader policy, and all the members of congress who understand what a threat this is to our country, not just transgender people, but our country. the president of the united states this morning announced he is going 15,000 holes in our military readiness. thank you very much. [applause] >> i apologize. next, congressman jared polis. >> thank you. today because of president trump's announcement, america will be less safe. nearly 15,000 transgender individuals bravely serve in the military. rather being judged on their merits, ability, or need for them in the field are being judged simply on their gender identity and being removed from the military. is an assault on the military

so now, joe, it's unpatriotic. by the way, the president, we open this. i'm not a defender of the guy, but he just gave a speech defending western civilization, and freedom of expression. but now the press is telling us it's unpatriotic for him to criticize them. how does that work? i thought it would be bad to criticize soldiers, but out cable anchors are in the same category question might >> it works the way of selective outrage, tucker. i don't know if he saw maxine waters tweet that came on just couple hours ago. she said about donald trump, our president on foreign soil with foreign leaders, because apparently this against the rules as well, only a week and impotent leader would spend more time attacking his predecessor in the free press than those in the world truly threatening us. when i looked at the twitter feed, and some other people that you feature. no one is condemning miss waters for making that mistake of criticizing a president what he is overseas. so until i see that, this is the definition of selective outrage and it is phony. >> tucker

andrea leadsom denied calling her unpatriotic but some viewers that the general point being made by thethis video for us with his thoughts. please, bbc, can you rein in your presenter? she needs to learn how to hold a civil conversation.

and it's unpatriotic also. >> so you're saying that the president's son behaved here in an unpatriotic fashion, is that what you're saying. >> absolutely. >> that's a pretty strong charge. it's the son of the president of the united states, you want to expand on that? >> well, to be meeting with a representative of a foreign government, to get involved in american democracy, to effect an election for the highest office of this land, yes, i think that's unpatriotic. >> and do you think it represents collusion to you? do you believe that laws potentially have been broken here? do you want to see donald trump jr. testifying publicly on capitol hill about this? >> i have said that the house intelligence committee on which i sit should call donald trump jr. and everyone who was in that meeting to come testify and also request further documents from each of those persons. so yes, i think this should be brought in. >> and we should point out that we don't know for a fact that this slaughter not a representative of the russian government, that's what we've been told, but yesterday -- yeah, we

i am sick of the press calling the trump family unpatriotic. let's remember what party defeated the soviet union while the democratic party was trying to mimic comp number of. the left has been cozying up to dictators for years giving out billions of dollars. the children tons were taking money from chinese nationals and selling satellite technology to the chinese that enabled their missile program to blow up. the media excluded with hillary clinton. president obama palling around with domestic terrorists. sitting in a church with an american-hating preacher. let me finish, juan. this country, any democrat elected official, he has created more jobs. he has created more wealth than anybody. and he's called far yeah and unpatriotic and it's absolutely shameful. this family is a patriotic family and what's happening now is a coups. jesse: newt gingrich pointed out the blatant hypocrisy perfectly. >> after nine months all is these hearings and investigations is the best we can couple with is a 20-minute meeting with a lawyer who had nothing to say

howie: you told george receive stephanopoulos all this criticism is unpatriotic. kellyanne: i said a lot of the haters in the media make it about them. i think to chalg earning the president on the issues, to challenge the president on his actions, to challenge, to probe, to question, terrific. that's one of the he accepting roles of the fourth estate. they question so much about this president. howie: i see it every day on the air, in print and on the web. kellyanne: if we are showing disrespect to the office of the presidency, then that is disrespectful towards our nation. it's not unpatriotic to question a president's position on issues or actions as president, even though all of that seems ideologically charged. so people's speaking fees and readings go up for a lot of clicks. but it does seem to cross the line when the questions are personal and disrespectful to the office of the presidency. you gave the example of jim acosta of cnn in poland. that speech by donald trump was roundly applaud and lauded as his best since he has become president. howie: that's t

. >> i was speaking to you last night, ryan, i said it was unpatriotic that you were telling me who the leakers were. i was on a plane landing in new york, toif go visit my mom. so may have caught it the wrong way. i was teasing you and it was sarcastic. it was a one italian to another. it wasn't me trying to get you to say if you could give me some sense for where they are because i have a responsibility to the president of the united states -- >> anthony -- >> -- when you said you didn't, i totally respect your journalism and your integrity. >> anthony, i don't know -- hold on, anthony, i want to make sure. i don't know if ryan could hear you. >> okay. >> but just in case, it did go out over the air so he heard what you meant when you were talking about being unpatriotic. let's reset at zero here. >> i want to reset at zero, but i want you to know i spent about 15 minutes on the phone talking with the president of the united states who has given me his full support and full blessing. and i'm going to read you something, chris, and you bear with me. and the president also told me, if y

you can smear that is mafia, unpatriotic, to do that is absolutely shameful. everybody needs to wake up and realize that his family as a patriotic family. what is happening right now is a coup against the wealthy. >> juan: greg is backpedaling and you are skating fast. >> kimberly: hold on. >> meghan: the left is ultimately going to ruin everything, any kind of argument they have about anything, because you get so out over your feet and you say things like treason. no family gifts of the kind of things you have to give up in order to become president and run for president if you don't have a deep love and affinity for this country. they are total patriots and to say that it is also disrespectful and wildly, wildly out of tune with where i think that while average american is on this for the left is going to kill themselves on this. when you say things like that, they are not patriots, they don't love america, you get so far out of control which is why it ultimately helps them. it >> kimberly: it's outrageous for the people to say this, it's actually quite disg

i'm sorry for sounding so unpatriotic, but the snake had its hands in things being unpatriotic.tures teach you to reap what you sow but it hurts though. if she doesn't change her ways, this greet and mighty nation will fall like the beast written in revelations. >> while abdullah contemplates the moral choices of a nation, antwan rivers recently had to choose between keeping his hair extensions and long nails and being confined to the protective custody unit. >> protective custody, i can't go there. >> well, until you cut the nails and take the hair off, you have to go to a 1 b. i can't send you to general population with ils thnad hair on. >> riverhas madeis choice and is now in one of the far less restrictive general population units. >> i mean, i feel plain. i don't feel like me. i feel like me because this is how i am born, but like i don't feel as pretty as if i was -- as i was when i came in or when i was out on the street. >> turn around, face me. open your mouth, lift your tongue up. >> rivers has had numerous stays at the jail and says being openly gay has never caused

. >> would you ever describe a previous president as unpatriotic?y think about what he did on foreign soil today, he took a dump on the intelligence community, a dump on basically our free speech in the media. and we have -- >> we're still enjoying yours. >> we'll see. that's a -- >> he cleaned that up. >> but can you imagine if your boss had done that, or obama had done that. the sad part it is, it's getting normalized. when you break it down, it's unamerican. i hate that word unamerican, but it's unpatriotic. >> i want to point out a phrase the president used which i think was quite cunning, which was fair press, right? we don't have -- we have a free press in this country. there's no guarantee of fairness. it reminds me of a trade debate when people say we want free trade, but people said, no, we want fair trade. this idea of a fair press, something conservatives have resisted for a very long time. we want a free wheeling press, press that is allowed to make mistakes, we want a press that has a large ambit for error. this is another thing that bo

every time the minister attacks those who ask questions about the detail of brexit as unpatriotic, peoplepicious that the government still does not know the answers. to those who want to stop brexit, and i have heard one or two speeches which seem to say they would like to, we must listen to the democratic decision of the people. i was particular struck by lord adonis, who made a very good speech but it seemed to me that he was ignoring the fact that we had a referendum. of course, we will still, with control, be able to import into this, people who have come into this country as immigrants, people with the necessary skills or the necessary unskilled people to fill certain job, but the public have made it very clear that they wanted tighter control of our borders. once one has accepted that, once one has also accepted free trade, the logic is inescapable that one must leave the single market. what i believe, and my nose which is close to the ground, is that the future will have blood on the streets because up at the level that we are, we cannot give the benefit of the doubt, we cannot go

soldiers in the field then if this can help a number of people so it seems odd for me and a little bit unpatriotic to kind of throw it. out there. for the n.f.l. to be taking money from you from the armed services to celebrate them and yet not taking something like this seriously that is a disease that could affect a lot of people and their work because save lives in the field for soldiers so i kind of find it weird that they're just like no no no exact your nonprofit what are you worried about is the thing and look clearly if we put all our money in entertainment in this. tragically that's our priorities about what's interesting is that when you look at this study and what dr mckee did the brain swells every player every position on the field there was like no stone left unturned there were young you know their brains from as young as twenty three it was old as eighty nine in the tragic thing about this disease is that you can't diagnose it until after someone's dead there's a lot of warning signs and there's a lot of like kind of condition of those symptoms of it but you can't truly diagnose and

i am so grateful that -- by the way people who call jamie dimon unpatriotic, shame you on you. this is needed to have been said for a lock time, i am grateful that mohamed wrote his op-ed today, he is correct. liz, both these men went through the meltdown in 2008, i am not a big fan of the big bankers, we did hang by our toe nails, in 2008. and coming out of that, both these men said to washington, hey, we need tax reform. we need sound fiscal policies, we need an economy policy that works be we need infrastructure that is not designed for projects like solyndra. they have been saying this for 6 years, they now have a man in the white house who'll sign legislation and 50 men or and women in senate cannot get together on passing health care legislation, on anything. liz, if we don't do something, we're growing at 1 or 2%, despite what is going on in washington. could you imagine if washington passed a good fiscally responsibility, like karl rove said, the only place in world, you keep spending same if you spend 7% more the next year. that is insane. can you imagine, if we have g

people in business community were glad he said this, this is a welcome warning sign, others call him unpatrioticand hear his frustration with promises have been made, none action backing it up so far. i think that pessimism is not helpful for the stock price but it is realistic. gerri: i don't like being an american overseas, i am never embarrassed to say, i'm american in the room, i am married to a canadian. i say it a lot. what do you make of these comments, i think he is on the money talking about regulation, difficulty of doing business, laundry list of things he went through, i thought, amazing, what is wrong with this country. people in inner-city don't graduate high school, we have not built an airport in 20 years. >> i loved his epic rant. i would never be one to trash talk america abroad. i don't think that is what he is saying, he says every other country gets this, if you put too much regulation on business, you will stifle the economic growth. what i thought was interesting he self identifies as a democrat, i welcome democrats embracing a pro growth agenda. gerri: he is in position t

critics described as unpatriotic. >> it doesn't help the american people to have coverage in this light, i'm sorry -- >> reporter: the president is also disrupting senate negotiations over health care tweeting republican senators are unable to pass what they're working on now, they should immediately repeal and replace at a later date. that mirrors the suggestion from some gop lawmakers growing frustrated in the senate. >> what i'm recommending we give credit to the american people by repealing as much obamacare as we can but add a one-year delay before that would be effective so there's an action forcing events so we get to work. >> reporter: the problem is it's not what the president promised. >> we're going to do that simultaneously, it will be just fine. we're not going to have a two day period or a two year period where there's nothinging. >> reporter: even some republicans say splitting up repeal and replace won't work. >> problem is we know how washington workings sometimes on deadlines we still don't get things done. >> as for the white house, the president tried to clarify the

what we say this we are unpatriotic. we should turn all of our flags upside down. that is my opinion. that is how i feel about it. thank you very much, c-span. host: pittsburgh on the democratic line. what do you think about the media? ,aller: i think the media besides fox news, i do trust the media. you have to remember president nixon said in his tapes that the media is the enemy, the media is the enemy. he said it three times. he told all of his people to discredit the media. just like donald trump is doing. actuallyald trump ruined 80 years of what we work for for our country. he has made us last in line again. he is getting rid of our allies. england is not trust us. of course germany said they cannot even count on us. he wanted to get rid of nato. host: ok. that will be the last word. waldman will be here to discho

critics conway described as unpatriotic. >> it doesn't help the american people to have a president covered in this light, i'm sorry, it's neither productive nor -- >> reporter: the president is also disrupting senate negotiations over health care tweeting if republican senators are unable to pass what they are working on now they should immediately repeal and replace at a later date. >> what i am recommending is that we give comfort to the american people by repealing the maximum amount of obamacare that we can. but add a one-year delay before that would be effective, so there's an action forcing event so we get to work. >> reporter: problem is, it's not what the president promised. >> we're going to do that simultaneously, we'll be just fine. we're not going to have a two-day period or a two-year period where there's nothing. it. >> reporter: repealed and replaced. >> reporter: even some republicans say splitting up repeal and replace won't work. >> in washington, we still don't get things done. >> reporter: as for the white house, continuing to look at all options as to whether the presi

admiration for vladimir putin, calling on the russians to hack hillary clinton, it was abominable, unpatriotics critics are getting carried away on this one? smoke with no fire? first of all, we are at the beginning stage of multiple different investigations, including, most seriously, the fbi and special counsel investigation headed by bob mueller. jamie makes an important point, to throw around words like that is probably not constructive for opponents of president trump. the impeachment word has been used almost since noon on january the 20th, when donald trump became president, and the bottom line is, even if that were to be the outcome, we're talking about years of investigations and a very difficult political process on capitol hill before anything of that kind would happen. you get the sense from talking to lots of people who are understandably confused, they think, when will impeachment happen? next month or something? democrats are confused as to why republicans are not more outraged by any sense of collusion or dealings with russia, let's say, watched you make of that? —— what do you

andrea leadsom's recent contention that reporting unwelcome statistics about brexit was somehow unpatriotice elements of the media would rather see britain fail than brexit succeed. carolyn fairbairnjoins me now. it speaks perhaps to a difficult truth to you, which is when you describe an environment you consider less than conducive to business, you run the risk of making that environment even less conducive to business, talking the country down, if you like? one of the things that is really important to have now is a realistic debate. when we hear from firms across the country large and small about the way uncertainty is beginning to affect investment decisions, i think it is very important that we say that but also that we put ideas on the table so what we're doing today is putting an idea on the table which is not about the whether of brexit, is about the how. whether with an h. it is about a brexit that protects jobs and investment, that is what we are tabling and a proposal that means the uk would stay in the customs union and the single market as a bridge to a future deal, it has the

kellyanne conway says it is all about counter punching critics in the media that are unpatriotic. >> it doesn't help the american people to have a president covered in this light. it is neither productive nor patriotic. the president is disrupting senate negotiations over health care. they are unable to pass what they are working on now, they should repeal and replace at a later date. that mirrors the suggestion from some gop lawmakers. >> what i am recommending is that we give comfort by the american people by repealing the maxim maximum amount of obama care that we can and add a one-year delay so there is an action. the problem is it is not what the president promised. >> we are not going to have a two-day period and a two-year period where there is nothing. it will be repealed and replaced. >> some republicans say splitting up repeal and replace won't work. >> we know how washington works. sometimes on deadlines, we still don't get things done. >> the white house tried to clear saying officials are looking at all options. asked whether the president favors repealing obama care. de

. >> well kellyanne is referring to the fact that it's historically negative and historically unpatrioticthe media's coverage of president trump from day one they were questioning his mental fitness. as i mentioned previously he has been compared to hitler. his family was attacked ruttinglessly that is what they she takes issue with. president trump is taking on the media not only for himself not only because of the personal attack that is have been directed against him but he also recognizes that the media is doing a disservice to the american people when 353 minutes on broadcast television television are pen on the russia kprirs conspiracy are. after the fbi director said the theories are dead wrong. the former fbi director they focus on that and spent one minute on tax reform that is toing a disservice to the american people and he is going to ensure things get covered he is doing the kate's law key stone border crossing being downen the stock market being up the media will never focus on that the president trump is going to force them to. >> i think you way the phrase the russia consp

it's unpatriotic. >> let me bring in michael for a second.in the context with the vulgari vulgarity. >> it's fantastic show biz. that's it. it's for us to educate the public that's what's happening. yesterday is now already forgotten. transban and the military which was not real. it was a fake statement that the president put out that was immediately rejected by the joint chiefs. there's going be one of these every single day as the russia gate situation gets worse and worse. >> you say he does this almost not on purpose or what? >> i think it's a little more primal than that but certainly this idea that we're feeding the public basically reality tv show and that the public is not smart enough to understand the difference between show biz and politics is in its own way a very intelligent perception on the part of the president. >> i would give him credit for that. >> george, if fact checking is limited, what is the alternative? >> well, first of all, there are a number of things that you asked about echoing, ignoring and fact checking. let's

i will get to that in a second but i am told it was a joke you know, so unpatriotic of you not to telle. what this was about was a single tweet. about a white house dinner that scaramucci attended with a president with sean hannity. and bill shine and obviously scaramucci did not want that to become public. so all of this suggests that you have to use really, you have not to drop in f bomb. now to the mess get here muddled by all of this? >> i think you put out some good points. i would encourage everyone to talk in respectful and we should each other because we are all professionals trying to do a job and i do not think it was ever respectful to use that kind of language. but you know, you are now i think the message would be that you're now the communications director. you are the spokesperson for the white house. for the president. >> don't become the story. >> don't become the story and think before you open your mouth. >> have you ever use less than decorative language? >> absolutely but - >> i was smart enough to say how i did this. i was smart enough to say how we would have an

interests when any attempt to find common interest with russia are denounced as unpatriotic? speak and what you're hearing ran out of d.c. is a lot of either or. either you or with russia or you're against it. the bottom-line and international politics and international affairs as it tends to be more nuanced, more complicated. in syria right now, we don't have a vested interest to spend hundreds of millions of dollars or send tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of troops. we have to work with russia to a degree, and the iranians, which is in our interest. create stability, some as refugees back. move forward with the interests we have. it's not -- >> tucker: wait a second. why are we carrying for water for putin? i'm joking, but that's exactly the response you get from otherwise sober minded policy experts when you make the point that you just made. it seems conventional and obvious. what's the cost? you can't say things aloud like that. >> a lot of people don't understand how foreign policy works. we don't have friends. we have interests. we have temporary alliances.

his silence will be viewed as weakness over there, unpatriotic, agency it should be seen, here at home. that's "hardball" for now. thank you for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight --? putin has done an amazing job with our president has not been able to match. >> ahead of his meeting with vladimir putin. >> it's pretty clear -- >> new fears from inside the white house about what donald trump will say to putin. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails. >> new evidence that investigators are focusing in on. alleged trump will pursuit of hacked clinton e-mails. >> plus -- brutal new number for trump in the senate as republicans find new ways to avoid protesters. >>> and just how low can poll numbers go? >> i think my poll numbers show that i don't care about political optics. >> the new chris christie defense of his day at the beach. >> good evening. the president of the united states is in poland where he'll spend the day tomorrow before heading to a g-20 summit in germany. it is all counting down to the main event on fri

administration was led by an individual who on the campaign trail said that $7 trillion in debt was unpatriotic. now we sit at the precipice of $0 million in debt after -- $20 million in debt after two terms and i would submit that perhaps that's unpatriotic multiplied by three. or nearly that. and echo the sentiments of mr. schweikert, that it is absolutely, positively unsustainable. now, there are ways that we can certainly deal with runaway debt. one way would be to completely deval the currency. if you really want to step away from the hyperbollic barbs that is are thrown by my colleagues across the aisle as it relates to the motives for the legislation that we carry and find out who would really be harming seniors and children, it would be those who we continue to spend, until the only way to cover the tab was to deflate the value of the very moneys set aside to care for those least able to care for themselves. so i thank congressman schweikert. not only for his wise remarks, but also for reminding me just how much i miss being a member of the state house in the commonwealth of virginia. w

donald trump news conference as he really can't predict what is going to happen, it used to be unpatriotic on foreign soil, and i think that this just shows where the democrats are at, it is all russia all the time, it is all about obstructing, and taking this president down. >> bill: with your hammer and sickle, here we go. >> there are a lot of things that used to be unpatriotic about have been accepted by the republican party, but goodness, for president trump, there could not be a better time for him to escape the united states, but the great thing about this press conference is that we actually get to ask the president questions. the fact that he is only doing press conferences with other world leaders is a really bad sign for our democracy. >> bill: just to be clear, this is knobs a few minutes with reporters, normally it is to questions, this is what the president said before he left, about his meeting with vladimir putin. >> come we had a good meeting i think we had in excellent meeting, i think a lot of things came out of that meeting, but i do believe it is important to have a go