>> valdimir putin -- >> okay.hat's going to be special. >> we hear the laughter, tell us about the reaction from the room when that happened. >> well, aaron, it was an extraordinary moment. the audience reacted in the way you would expect. oddable gasps, and stunned silence turned to laughter. director coats, taking part in the laughter himself. the first reactions from the audience, that stunned silence that turned to gasps and laughter, we all learned together that our director, our spy master, the man to know all the secrets was in the dark, kept in the dark by his own president. by our commander in chief, something that intelligence community has a deep equity n hoping they will be involved in putin's visit. >> do you see any correlation between the president's comments this past week, and the investigation into collusion? >> yes, this president has been colluding with the russians for a long time. he may be financially dependent on the russians, we don't know, he won't release tax returns, he goes to russia f

after siding with valdimir putin over america's intelligence agencies, donald trump faces a tidal wavef criticism, including from the most senior republican in congress. not only did russia meddle with our elections, they're doing it around the world. they did it to france, they did it to moldova, they're doing it to the baltics. russia is trying to undermine democracy itself to delegitimise democracy. the first hosepipe ban of the summer could see seven million people in the north—west rationing water, as the dry spell continues. screams and 23 people are injured as flying lava from a volcano hits a tour boat, in hawaii. it's 5 o'clock. good afternoon. our top story is that the government faces another crunch vote in the commons over its brexit plans. this time the trade bill is being debated, with a number of conservatives who voted remain in the eu referendum threatening to vote against the government. they're arguing that if there's no free trade agreement reached with brussels by mid—january next year, then the uk should join a customs union to maintain frictionless trade with the

it is not just a matter if valdimir putin has a secret folder list of bad things. happen is for donald trump to think that valdimir putin has something. i think that is what has gone o maybe he wasn't in a moscow hotel, and had a golden shower, which i can't believe we are talking about. maybe 10 years ago, he met five hookers or had a cash exchange with someone. he doesn't know what putin knows. donald trump is a simple human being. it is easy torial him up. i think that is what is going on here. >> how likely is it that they recorded their one-on-one? >> i find this funny, could the russians wired the room. why would you need to do that? why wouldn't putin wear an apple watch. i could record myself in a watch. i uncle they recorded it. without any great intelligence crew, building it into the lamps or the ceiling. >> the president's former campaign chair man, his trial will start on wednesday. what does it is a about the president that someone like manfort was in his inner circle? >> it is cone, it is stone, it is all of them. it is easy to name a couple of peopl

another controversy swirling around president trump is his inviting valdimir putin for a summit at theouse. on friday, the russian ambassador to the united states said moscow will consider any proposal from washington for another russia—us summit. anatoly antonov said dialogue would be helpful, despite what he called the anti—russian hysteria. gary o'donoghue reports. one week on and still we don't know what these two men agreed to behind closed doors in their two—hour long meeting with the only translators present. but after that joint public appearance, and donald trump seeming to side with russia over his own intelligence services, he's faced a whirlwind of criticism, being forced to clear up and clarify his support for his own side. getting on with russia is a positive, not a negative. now, that being said, if that doesn't work out, i will be the worst enemy he's ever had, the worst. we have some breaking news, the white house has announced on twitter that vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. and now this, even catching the man who runs the entirety of us intell

as this, as trump prepares to meet with valdimir putin. we have had news on russia, clear that president, although he is in thinking about this very investigation. >> it appears his outside legal team is running a four corners offense here, trying to run out the clock and stall whatever the motivation is, a switch to a more aggressive switch to the president's team of lawyers for the most part corporated, even as the president attacked it rudy giuliani, reported by "the new york times." is drawing a line in the sand. mueller may need to meet certain conditions before the president would agree to an interview regarding the russia having. mr. mueller would have to demonstrate that president committed a crime, and that his testimony is essential to the investigation. the reason for that, the legal team is arguing that the legal team has all the information they have. they say it is already available to investigation. the president's lawyers are acthinking it could lead to a subpoena fight. it would seem that mueller doesn't want to risk bring

if there was anyone the president should have been looking out after, valdimir putin, inviting him to white house. he should be inviting cohen to the white house a long time ago. >> he is looking for a tough lawyer to to take on trump. would you ever consider representing michael cohen in any way, have you discussed it with him? >> i won't get into what i may or may not have discussed with michael cohen. i am not going to say no, as potentially representing michael cohen. >> you would not rule out representing michael cohen in this manner? >> if he was try paired to turn state a evidence. i would consider it. in an effort to disclose information and bring the truth to the american people. >> prior to this television interview, is he aware of your willingness to do that. >> i you could say no, you could discuss it -- >> not what it seems you are implies is not news to him, something that may have been discussed? >> well, you can draw your own conclusions, here is what i am going to say. i had the occasion in the last few days to run into michael roken in a restaurant i have been going

all this comes just days before president trump meets russian president valdimir putin in helsinki.y ron christie. friday afternoon, head of a visit to russia... is this a coincidence? in all, there's nothing in my experience in politics that is a coincidence. i think that they wa nted coincidence. i think that they wanted this to be the headline in the news tomorrow, and who is gay but the mueller team ? the news tomorrow, and who is gay but the mueller team? —— who are day but the mueller team? —— who are day but the mueller team ? but the mueller team? —— who are day but the mueller team? in the middle of this year about the indictment by mueller and his team that is certain to dominate the headlines tomorrow. this indictment is by members of the russian intelligence services of people who work for vladimir putin. you couldn't get much closer to the president of russia than this. how does it hang over or how might it impact donald trump's conversation going in with mr putin? well, i think it is very critical and very significant, katty. i read the indictment this afternoon and it

after siding with valdimir putin over america‘s intelligence agencies, donald trump faces a tidal wave