very unpatriotic. freedom of the press also comes with a responsibility to report the news accurately. 90% of media coverage of my administration is negative despite the tremendously positive results we are achieving. it is no surprise that confidence in the media is at an all-time low. i will not allow our great country to be sold out by anti-trump haters in the dying newspaper industry, no matter how much they try to distract and cover it up. our country is making great progress under my leadership and i will never stop fighting for the american people. as an example, the failing "new york times" and the amazon washington ton post "washingtont write bad stories even on

unpatri unpatriotic. it's this idea than send us your tired the poor, we the people, it's about me, i'm the most american of all the groups, so, therefore, these policies should help me and it should not help that other person or if i am protesting something that seems an injustice, label it unpatriotic as the nfl protest, despite the fact that colin kaepernick chose to neil rather than sit. because that is what the soldiers do, at the graves of other soldiers, he wanted that to not be disrespectful. >> a fallen american. >> it's that plem. so we are seeing the idea of americanism, who isn't american enough? i can't remember in the past seeing so many tweets, to tell me where i go from. i say, i'm from detroit, it's very nice. i go back there all the time. that's the place we are now. >> i want to play a piece from president trump's inauguration and paint some historic am context here. take a listen. >> at the bedrock of our politics will be a toll allegiance -- total allegiance to the united states of am

why is it just the players being unpatriotic because they're not standing?, it's a great point. it gets to the aspect that is beyond a racial issue that some players feel like they're there to, you know, entertain or dance, that they're being treated like commodities who don't have the same liberty as the person on line for a hot dog. >> exactly, bodies, not minds. i think we can't separate it from wlat players have been kneeling for, which is fighting racial inequity and police brutality. imagine if colin kaepernick the first time he said he was doing it for the troops, would anybody call it disrespectful? i'm doing this for the people ov overseas who can't be in the stadium. it's the issue that rubbed donald trump and his base the wrong way. donald trump has no plan to talk about the issue. he demon izes. players. we're broadcasting july 4th. i don't think we're paying enough to the fact there is no freedom to dissent whether you agree or disagree with that. 9 fact we have a president who thinks people should get fired or even leave the country if they don

, that he sounded unpatriotic. that certainly got to him. so, the white house will find out if all the fallout is over or if it lingers. so many questions here at the white house and on capitol hill. dave and christine. >> all right, jeff zeleny, thank you for that. congress weighing next steps and possible responses to the trump/putin summit. some republicans saying the president's decision to walk back or try to walk back his monday comments is a good first step. the big question now, whether pushback against russia goes beyond rhetoric. >> there's a possibility that we may well take up legislation related to this. in the meantime, i think the russians need to know that there are a lot of us who fully understand what happened in 2016, and it really better not happen again in 2018. >> marco rubio is pushing a measure to impose sanctions on any country that interferes in the u.s. elections, and senator jeff flake is working on a resolution reaffirming support for the intelligence community. >>> confusion and concer

it's unpatriotic. lou: unpatriotic. wasn't president obama in office during that period? didn't he have a responsibility to respond and be patriotic? i don't think tapper should call i don't think tapper should call presidents unpatriotic, do i want some more what's he doin? but, he can't look at him! it's just not done! please sir. i want some more more? more? more? more? please sir he has asked for... thank you what? well he did say please sir yes he did and, thank you yeah. and thank you he's a wonderful boy (laugh) a delightful boy (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. lou: the special counsel revealed 35 names as potential witnesses in the trial of former campaign manager paul manafort. among those, former bernie sanders campaign advisor who previously worked with manafort. devine assisting the special counsel in the prosecution of a trump advisor. of course, beat hillary clinton. the candidate who helped cheat his guy sanders out of a democratic mom nation he's supporting. remember the clinton campaign executed a secret takeover of the democratic national com

you are unpatriotic. it's this idea rather than sends us your tired, your poor, and we, the people.t's about me, i'm the most american of all the groups. so, therefore, these policies should help me and it should not help that other person. or if i am protesting something that seems as an injustice, label it unpatriotic as with the nba the nfl protests. despite the fact that colin kaepernick chose to neil rather than sit because that's what the soldiers did at other graves of soldiers. he wants it to not be disrespectful. >> fallen americans. >> it's that parallel. so we are seeing the idea of americanism who is american enough? i can't remember in the past where i've gotten so many tweets telling me to go back from where i come from. i go i'm from detroit. i go back there all the time. it's a nice place. >> i want to play a piece from the inauguration, paint some historic contexts here, take a listen at the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the united states of america and through our loyalty to our country, we will rediscover our loyalty to each other. when you

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, submissive, and unpatriotic.dge report puts it, putin dominates in helsinki. he made trump wait 30 minutes to start their meeting. and then he spoke first at the press conference. joining me now is democratic senator jeff merkley of oregon, a member of the foreign relations committee. senator, good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> it's a strange night. this is a night -- usually people talking about unpatriotic and treasonous and traitorous. these are things that recall some of our worst moments in american history. but today people on all sides of this political spectrum have no other reasoning to fall back upon except that either donald trump is in the pocket of vladimir putin or putin's got something on donald trump. you've speculated that it might be the latter. >> well, there has to be an explanation about how the president completely abandoned the united states of america. he didn't weigh in on crimea, on the ukraine, on the use of chemical weapons against the russians in britain, people in britain,

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along with other parts of the media, were accused of damaging the england team's chances than being unpatrioticmehow we should have been stifling in censoring our reporting. so we're covering all aspects of this. occasionally, bbc staff and correspondents might show some passion for a particular team or a cause i guess. in the end, it does show the human side which, again, parts of our audience do enjoy. you're not in charge of scheduling, paul, but news bulletins were really hacked back, shunted around. local news virtually disappeared at the start of the tournament. are you happy about that? i think the squeezing of the coverage was around incorporating live matches into the schedule. i totally accept that, for some people, and that's a great thing that they want their full news programmes every day, because that's what we're here to provide. i would accept that, if news coverage is squeezed, people are going to find that frustrating. it's then up to people like me and other editors to make sure that if we do have less airtime, we really are covering the essentials of what should be in there.

he was hearing it was unpatriotic. that certainly got to him.te house will find out if all of the fallout is over or if it lingers. so many questions here at the white house and on capitol hill. dave and christine. >> joining us from washington, cnn politics digital director zach wolf. zach, let's give the president his mulligan on the wouldn't/would. then there's 90 other minutes of press conference that were hair raising for nato countries and for american national interest. let's just have a little bit of context around this. some of the other things that the president said at that press conference. listen. >> president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> i hold both countries responsible. i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we've all been foolish. >> the president's standing by all the rest of that press conference so does this clean up -- clean it up? >> no. not at all. i don't think and there is so much more to the press conference. you misheard me or i misspoke. that won't undo what was don

to insinuate that because this meeting may have taken place on july fourth that somehow this was unpatriotic movement urging people to register to vote now it's pretty clear that there are some forces in the united states that are quite optimistic about the upcoming meeting in helsinki however it seems also pretty clear that there are other forces that simply don't look forward to a possible thaw in tension between the two countries american lawyer and journalist glenn greenwald is best known for publishing the documents disclosed by the whistleblower edward snowden greenwald is currently in moscow for cyber security conference he says much of america's political class truly believes russia is the number one enemy. there's an obsession in the united states with viewing russia not just as an adversary but as an actual anime it's permeated both political parties there's actually talk a lot now about how what they regard as the interference in the two thousand and sixteen election is similar to pearl harbor when the japanese attacked the united states during world war two or our.

insinuate that because this meeting may have taken place on july fourth that somehow this was an unpatriotic move and urging people to register to vote now it's pretty clear that there are some forces in the united states that are quite optimistic about the upcoming meeting in helsinki however it seems also pretty clear that there are other forces that simply don't look forward to a possible thaw in tension between the two countries and american journalist green a rolled up best known for publishing documents from whistleblower edward snowden he says that much of america's political class truly believes that russia is the number one enemy. there's an obsession in the united states with viewing russia not just as an adversary but as an actual enemy it's permeated both political parties there's actually talk a lot now about how what they regard as the interference in the twenty six thousand election is similar to pearl harbor when the japanese attacked the united states turned world war two or al-qaeda and nine eleven and so there's this sense that russia is now an enemy on par with al qaeda o

your unpatriotic asking questions because it is wrong to question the official narrative of anything,t? >> it is the very essence of the constitutional public to question authority. this whole case is based on a dossier -- here's michael cohen's tweet. he called it a life filled document. their star witness called it life filled, jim comey calls it salacious and unverified, the number two in the fbi said they wouldn't have had a case without it, the head of the division investigating the case said it lacked verification in the lead investigation texted his girlfriend if there is no there there. it sound like a great case, you knocked it out of the park. >> tucker: i can't imagine how you wind up with michael cohen as your personal lawyer. whoever is running the hr department, you would not hire michael cohen as your lawyer. great to see you. one of the biggest tech companies twitter was caused suppressing the accounts ofre politicians and they don't agree with. one of the lawmakers is taking action he'll explain what he's going to do until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advan

you don't d call people unpatriotic for the crime of disagreeing with you.o you really believe that russia is -- i am not that interested in russia. to do really believe that they are our preeminent ebony in the role? more so than china? do you really think that? because everyone is pretending that. >> sorry i use dick cheney as reference. he said what russians did is act of war. define act of war. d >> tucker: china is less -- have an adult conversation. do you really believe that russia is a greater threat for america's interest than china? >> i think that russia -- >> tucker: say that with a straight face. >> i think that russia would undermine our democracy. china would take us on economically happily, okay. but i don't think china is out to get a us. >> tucker: but they are not really a threat to us. >> and for every day that donald trump shows himself unable to stand up to putin, every foreign leader in the world is saying maybe we should gain some ground on the u.s. too. that is the concern. >> tucker: yeah. i'm a little baffled by the lack ofof conce

. >> tucker: do you think there is something unpatriotic -- >> i love this country. >> tucker: you'reing carter page doesn't love this country. where did you go to college? >> u.s. naval academy. >> tucker: you're accusing him of being unpatriotic, he graduated from annapolis and was a naval officer but he doesn't love his country snnlts i don't know, i don't know what's in his heart. i have read the files on you, carter, and i hope that you are a good person and i hope that if you are a good person all of this goes away. from what i read, it is something that i would be concerned about if i was the fbi and you were on a presidential campaign. i would be worried that the russians would be infiltrating that. >> tucker: carter, do you love your country? do you love your country, carter page? >> i love my country and actually, all of my actions directly speak to that. and i think, you know, president trump and his initiatives in terms of building a better structure for international relations, particularly u.s.-russia relations, i think is going to show great love for the country. >> tuc

york times and the "washington post," and calling the reports on the internal government pages unpatriotic, and that is stunning to hear from the american president. what is more stunning is that we have become seemingly so president calling the normal course of reporting somehow unpatriotic, because as we know that without the reporters we would not know everything from the watergate scandal to hillary clinton's private e-mail server, but that is what the president uses when he needs a booster from the base. >> and the press is an extension of the american people, and that kind of ooaccess to the president and reporting is all about transparency, but what is interesting from the tweet of the president it is like he is taking the approach of getting the upper hand and letting people know that i gave "the new york times" the what for, but maybe he did not expect that salzberger would come back to a say, this is a more specific tick tock of the conversation and i helped convey how dangerous this kind of the anti-press rhetoric is. so this week, you know, just an extension of what the preside

from advisers, lawmakers, other supporters of his, including somebody that said it made him look unpatriotic. he listened and tried to clarify it. he was leading this charge directly to say he misspoke. wolf, saying those words in the cabinet room of the white house certainly don't match the magnitude from the helsinki summit yesterday. president trump in full damage control mode tonight. >> i realize that there is need for some clarification. >> reporter: insisting he misspoke in helsinki, accepting vladimir putin's denials of attack on american democracy. >> i said the word would instead of wouldn't. the sentence should have been, i thought i would be a little unclear on the transcript or unclear on the actual video, said -- sentence should have been said i don't have any idea why it wouldn't be russia. >> it is the most condemned and criticized moment of his presidency. he said this monday. >> he just said it's not rushsi. i will say this, i don't see any reason it would be. >> reporter: but his words don't erase what he said on the world stage, that he accepted his word over the u.s. int

we don't call people unpatriotic for the crime of disagreeing with you. for example, i'll ask you.o you believe that russia is, there is no defense of russia. i'm not that interested in russia. do you believe there our pre-eminent enemy of the world? bigger than china? they are more immoral country? more than saudi arabia? everyone is pretending that today. >> sorry i use dick cheney as reference. he said what russians did is act of war. define act of war. >> tucker: china is less -- have an adult conversation. do you really believe that russia is a greater threat for america's interest than china? say that with a straight face. i dare you. >> left to the own devices russia would undermine our democracy. china would take us on economically happily. i don't think china is not to get us. >> tucker: but they are not really a threat to us. everyone in d.c. is on their payroll as you know. >> and for every day that donald trump shows himself unable to stand up to putin, every foreign leader in the world is going well, maybe we should gain ground on the u.s., too. that is the concern. >>

because not to, would be unpatriotic. correct? >> correct. >> martha: good to see you. book "the russian hoax" came out this week and really good. thank you so much. good to see you tonight. coming up this evening, they waited 65 years for the soldiers and the marines to be home again after the korean war. our next guest has been tearing up all day at the thought that this day maw -- may finally come. but first, larry nassar says he was attacked in prison because of this. [inaudible] i just signed your death parent. >> martha: "i just signed your death warrant." his attorneys want a new judge and a new sentence. nassar's first victim is breaking her silence in her first national tv interview tonight with her reaction to that. i don't keep track of regrets. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nuritional drink now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals boost® high protein. be up for life. for great deals on great gear. like savings of up to 40% or more on select men's and ladies' shoes

but i do see a lot of unethical and unpatriotic behavior and a lot of almost sort of gangster-like activitieshat could put him in a difficult place and certainly the people around him that he's chosen to work with him have made a lot of bad choices. >> reporter: to date robert mueller's investigation into possible coordination between the trump campaign and russia has brought criminal proceedings against 32 people and three russian organizations and sentenced one person to prison, all in just 14 months. and just today in a separate fbi investigation a russian gun rights activist linked to the national rifle association arrested on charges that she acted as a kremlin agent. she crossed paths with donald trump and his son, don jr., in july of 2015. >> did the russians need an american partner with whom to collude? given that they were able to get access to all this information anyway. >> in the past every one of these campaigns, these active measures campaigns that they've done, they have benefited by having people in place, sources and spies, that could help them understand and aim and direct

for this, people are saying, what he did was unpatriotic. he cannot change what he's already done. history is showing it. >> so, steve, even when he said, i accept the intelligence community's assessment, he had to add, ad-lib the caveat, and let me play part of it again for you. >> i accept our intelligence community's conclusion that russia's meddling in the 2016 election took place. could be other people also. >> and he continues to say there's lots of other people. that is not the conclusion of the intelligence agencies. what is the reaction there? >> you know, it can't be anything but -- i mean, my former colleagues in the intelligence community, not just cia but nsa and all these other places that also do very important and very difficult work against the russian target. it's some of the most difficult stuff that we do. and to hear the president, you know, in almost a hostage letter-reading type of situation say okay, okay, yes, they were right, but then again there might have been others as well. it's not something that increases mora

insinuate that because this meeting may have taken place on july fourth that somehow this was an unpatriotic move and urging people to register to vote now it's pretty clear that there are some forces in the united states that are quite optimistic about the upcoming meeting in helsinki however it seems also pretty clear that there are other forces that simply don't look forward to a possible thaw in tension between the two countries american lawyer and journalist glenn greenwald is best known for publishing the documents disclosed by the whistleblower edward snowden greenwald is currently in moscow for a cyber security conference and he says much of america's political class truly believes russia is their number one enemy. there's an obsession in the united states with viewing russia not just as an adversary but as an action one to me it's permeated both political parties there's actually talk a lot now about how what they regard as the interference in the twenty sixteen election is similar to pearl harbor when the japanese attacked the united states during world war two. and nine eleven and

back with a series of angry tweets, branding the new york times as "failing" and the media as "unpatrioticdescribing the meeting as "good and interesting". we can now talk to the bbc‘s chris buckler who is live for us in washington. clearly differing accounts of this meeting but nonetheless a very strong message from the new york times. to say the least. whenever you take a look at donald trump's tweets he said this meeting was to discuss the vast amounts of fake news being put out by the media and how that fake news has morphed into the fray enemy of the people. of course enemy of the people is how president trump has at times described the press in recent months and it is very clear from the state and it is very clear from the state and coming from the new york times that they believe that that is the kind of language that is putting people in danger. they have talked about the threat of violence. they have talked about how lives could be put at risk and how that damaging and divisive language according to mr sulzberger could in reality be used by people elsewhere and is being used by so

their lack of credibility and somehow we're unpatriotic because we work for the opposition check the polls i'm not going to reel off the top of my head because there's a lot of them most of the country does not believe that russia is the issue most of the country believes that it's health care and jobs and it is a quote a rasmussen poll that came out recently that did say that the american people feel like their elected officials serve the media far more than they serve their best interests ad that says it all thank you and what a way to leverage our common they're great ready to be here a great debater ed schultz the voice of our t.v. how did you get any better than to hear. world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star in months and the huge amount of pressure camera you have to go i mean eighty percent of the football we're with you and do all the great the great the good you are the rock at the back nobody gets pas

ways harley davidson got screwed by the president's trade policy and people look at them as being unpatriotic. >> so john, can explain the political calculus here. that the avisors decided that the farmers who will be hurt don't hurt at the polls as much. >> this is on the president's long-term to-do lust. he has a longstanding belief that trade imbalances are really simple. if you look at the countries or the states most likely to be hurt by these tariffs, iowa, soy beans, pork, nebraska, illinois, they are states that trump won handedly. these are states that trump relied on. i don't think they're playing clesz and thinking several years out. this is high takes. people don't know what they're going to have happen every time they walk into the administration and walk out. >> yeah, they are die metically opposed views. they don't know where the president will end up. >> the president is pulling the trigger. he wants to do this. mexico this week, they doubled their tariffs on u.s. pork to 20%. that is a big deal. this is a, you know, they're fighting a war on many fronts here. >> let me quickl

when i feel i need to send a message by kneeling, that none of this is okay and all of this is as unpatrioticantithesis of what america stands for. as long as donald j trump is president of the united states, i will neil. many officials calling for resignation and others express their disappointment after some area residents refuse to visit the town. >> washer those business owners who have done nothing be punished because of an act for attention. >> reporter: official standing behind flags that he couldn't believe what he had seen, he is trying to repair the town its reputation as you can imagine with acts of patriotism. >> i want to see a flag every 20 feet. i want to see flags. we can order a bunch of them. >> the board of education has all stand. >> more room due to the expected crowds. rob: they made sure to get it on video tape. jillian: we asked everyone in the cyber world our city officials taking this too far? tammy says this is going too far, time to stand up, grow up, act like respectful americans. on twitter says if they don't realize how lucky they are to live in the greatest cou

my life i feel i need to send a message by kneeling that none of this is okay and all of this is unpatrioticget and the antithesis of what america stands for. there for as long as donald j trump is president of the united states i will neil. many officials calling for her resignation and others expressed their disappointment after samaria residents refused to visit the town. >> why should those business owners who have done nothing be punished because of an act for attention? >> reporter: the official standing behind slapped said he couldn't believe what he was seeing, trying to repair the town's reputation with acts of patriotism. >> i want to see a flag every 20 feet. i want to see flags. we are going to order a bunch of them. don't know if we will sell them or give them away. >> reporter: she is not alone. board of education member board member has refused to stand. the next board of selectmen meeting monday has been moved to the local firehouse for more room due to the expected crowds. >> a lot of people commenting on this. >> most of you seem to agree, joe said i'm glad i left the state

you say we should stop this investigation now, that is a deeply unpatriotic -- i said it on twitter, when a foreign attack on our country is being revealed, you say, let's stop this investigation, that points in the direction of traeson and it should stop. congressman, let me put something to you, the president tweeted. you mentioned twitter the story about the 12 russians took place during the obama administration, not the trump administration. why didn't they do something about it? especially when it was reported president obama was reported in september before the election? authorities were informed before the election, there were sanctions handed down a month avl after the election, december 29ing i believe that executive order came down. are you satisfied with the reaction the response? what the obama administration did in response as to what they learned? >> yeah, that's a really good question. let's start with the obviously point. this isn't an attack on our country the first thing we do is we say, go, it didn't happen on my watch. technically speaking, it is correct. i'll say

a number of people have criticized the process as being unpay tr unpatriotic and called for the firing of those players. they say all options are still open with regard to its policy. they will address it. the nfl came up with it as a compromise aimed at putting the folks back at as well. tv ratings dropped 10% this year. today in the bay. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> at 5:05. continuing coverage out of washington. president trump made another stunning reversal. we know the president inviolate today washington during the fall election. today in the bay tracie potts is on the hill that caught the intelligence kpl intelligence community off guard. >> as americans head to the polls russia accused of meddling may be here in the u.s. in the middle of the hall campaign. the white house says plans are underway to host a visit by putin. >> getting along with russia is a positive, not a negative. >> with that being said if it doesn't work out i'll be the worst enemy he has ever had. >> caught the white house director of national intelligence off guard. >> say that again. >> putin -- yeah.

any questions about what the government did spying on the private american citizen, you dan, are unpatriotic asking questions. it's wrong to question the official narrative, got it? >> this whole case is based on the dossier. michael cohen's tweet about the dossier. he called it a lie filled document. their star witness calls it a lie filled document. comey called it salacious and unverified. the head of the division investigating the case said it was in its infancy in verfavics. -- verification. it sounds like a winner. this sounds like a great case. you knocked it out of the park. >> tucker: [laughing]. i don't want to be mean, but i can't imagine how you could wind up with michael cohen as your personal lawyer. whoever is running the trump hr department needs to be fired. you would not hire michael cohen as your lawyer. dan, great to see you. >> yes, sir. >> tucker: one of the biggest tech companies twitter was caught suppressing accounts of lawmakers whose politics the owners of twitter don't agree. one lawmaker will join us next and explain what he is going to do. see for yourself at th

very unpatriotic.e sees the "washington post" and "new york times" every day as newspapers that -- publications that will not report a good word about him or his administration. if you go back 20 years in donald trump's life. he has repeated that theme against those who he believes are not giving him favorable coverage. that is a long history personally for him, howie. >> right. now he overstates the case a little bit. he occasionally gets -- he does have a legitimate beef here where certainly on the commentary side and a lot of the news stories are framed as anti-trump. salzburger comes back you're jeopardizing lives of journalists around the world particularly in dictatorships. it sounded like it was a good meeting. each side made points and listened to each other. now it's gone public once again we have the hostility coming out and it has become a trademark of this presidency. >> bill: a lot to talk about, howie. nice show on sunday. see you soon. howie kurtz in washington thank you. >> sandra: is b

very unpatriotic. with us to discuss, the daily caller reporter.at do you make of this whole thing? >> i'm not a huge fan of the president calling the press the enemy of the people. but where was sal salzberger whn cnn's rick wilson said he wanted to gut a trump supporter like a fish. are those people ever blamed for trump supporters chased out of restaurants or a teenager wearing a magga hat getting a soda dumped on him. charles: ford? >> i agree with that. no president has ever received such negative coverage for such a sustained period of time. the mainstream coverage of donald trump since he was sworn in is about 0% negative. 2/3 of the country thinks the economy is going well and the country is going well. this is disgraceful, the mainstream media's coverage of the president. the media has actually earned this rebuke and distrust among the american public. charles: can we put this up so we can read it to the audience? my main purpose for accepting the meeting was to raise concerns about the president's deeply anti-press rhetoric. i told the pr

host: you wrote that the refusal was staggeringly un-partisan and unpatriotic. the republican party spent eight years disbanding norms and -- what else do you mitch mcconnell, he was worn down by republican obstructionist. september 2016, we went to congress and said, here is the evidence and here's what we know about russians interfering with the election. and we would like this to be a bipartisan expression of concern about a foreign adversary meddling. mcconnell refused to sign off so ultimately there was no bipartisan statement. obama -- i was shocked and others were shocked that mitch mcconnell looked at statement,olitical admit it waso happening. , democrats.748-8000 (202) 748-8001, republicans. (202) 748-8002, independent collars. the book is called "the world as it is." what was the president's worldview coming in in 2008 and how did it change? coming in worldview was that we were overextended in the wars in iraq. and he saw the principal objective was responsibly trying to draw down troops. at thehad 180,000 troops beginning of the administration. down

putin can pick up on that and have a lot of leverage in the conversation, and it is just crude and unpatriotic. we made a lot of mistakes i'm sure, but so say that we're not going to hold you accountable. we're not going to blame you for crimea, for trying to dismantle europe, the u.k., and nato. it's our fault. >> which is music to putin's ears. we see john bolten in the room right now. expectations for concerns about trump's apparent affinity for putin as well -- >> this is not the cull min nation, it's the beginning of one and someone like bolten who is a hard liner on russia, he will be meeting with his counter parts on the other side, that is where the meat will come into play but optics matter. certainly to trump. he will declare it a win because he made it happen. for pew tin it is a win because he is getting respect on the world stage. >> president putin has already won because of the fact of the meeting. if he went home now it would still be a win. president trump set the stage for it. alienating our own haallies. forget about crimea, we don't fwhee know what is on the agenda. is it t

hume sent a tweet that he had to later take back because it was unfair to label democrats as being unpatriotic -- jesse: you know, before we get into that, i'm not familiar with that, let's actually take a look at the poll. and this is from gallup. national pride drop aring among democrats -- dropping among democrats. now, if you look at 2018, just 32% of democrats proud americans. republicans, 74%. but, i mean, from 2013 it's gone down by, you know, more than 20 points. that was when barack obama was president. republicans have pretty much stayed the same. i mean, what do you account for that? >> el, the bulk -- well, the bulk of the drop started in 2015 forward, and thein bulk of the republican spike has a started in -- jesse: it's not much of a spike, come on. >> well, but this is essentially a referendum on donald trump. these numbers about pride have been going could be since before 9/11 with both parties. look -- jesse: not as much on the democrat side compared to the republican side. >> that's not true. >> this is a referendum on donald trump -- jesse: i really don't think it was becaus

unpatriotic. i mean you are there representing us. your country.uss this with michael hopkins, an expert in american foreign policy at liverpool university. it is very interesting to look at some of the words, weak, has he caved in, unpatriotic. how has this gone for president trump?|j caved in, unpatriotic. how has this gone for president trump? i don't think trump sees it that way. he approaches things like a businessman, one—on—one, personal relationship. an public he speaks positively about anybody he has a meeting with. he spoke positively about president xi in china and kim jong—unin about president xi in china and kim jong—un in korea. but afterwards what often happens is tart negotiations take place. so i don't think he sees it in quite that way, although the big issue is the issue of the intelligence and we can talk about that in a moment if you wish —— tough negotiations. about that in a moment if you wish -- tough negotiations. yes, that is the key area, because the former director of the cia said that what he saw in that press conferenc

this is a united states president, frankly, looking unpatriotic, which is anathema. that is what republicans are trying to kind of feel out, whether or not the base back home that they have been so afraid of upsetting, because that would mean a political problem for them, that's different. the other thing is november's election. we have so many vulnerable republicans, many of whom are in suburban districts. i talked to several sources today who say, is this one thing going to be what causes those voters to go out and vote democrat? probably not. it is certainly a very big element in the cumulative affect that makes people say, enough. >> let me get your sense. you heard paul ryan say this morning that if the committee was -- would bring him something, he would look at more sanctions against russia. on the what do republicans do and how do they react. you are hearing -- it's typical -- other republicans say that the only thing they can do is speak out and not much else. here is adam kinzinger from this morning. >> i would like to see a resolution reaffirming america's