they are not white. they are a wedge group between native people and white settlers to create a kind of set of white privileges in new mexico. and to keep native people on reservations and end their place in the hierarchy. so, these are all fascinating and interesting stories to me. i talk about them a lot in the book. i think it's worth paying attention to how specifically different all these places are. you get in the weeds, especially the legal stuff. that's also where the story is, often. great question. >> i was sort of wondering about and you kind of spoke to it just now, kind of this social, like social structures and social kind of like goings on within the community. i was curious about florida and this time period was in a unique geopolitical situation. interdemographic relationships and what did those communities look like? was florida unique because of the situation or did it look like, you know, other states or some of the founding states? i don't know if i'm wording that very well. what did

but piccolini says today white supremacists feel emboldened by the white house. >> many of the policiesoming out of this administration are precisely the things we used to say 30 years ago in the white supremacist movement. >> we will not be replaced! >> richard spencer has become one of the most well-known faces of the movement. >> do you believe you're spreading hate? >> no. i think the world is spreading hate. i mean, the world that we're living in now is generating strife and unhappiness and fragmentation. i am offering a way out. i am spreading love. >> you just said the word "love." and moments ago you said a torch-liter rally was magical. you know how to dress, you know how to cut your hair, you know how to present yourself. but your speech is -- >> wonderful? >> hate. >> captivating? >> hate. who is a typical supporter? >> a typical supporter is young, obviously white, male, often very tech savvy. millenials watch three youtube videos and they're hooked. >> hooked since 1995 when sto stormfront.org became the first major website for white nationalist. >> it is a platform that is

hate white people, simple. he showed fuck off to africa if he doesn't like living in this country. quote, whenever i read that i have to say ugly? [laughter] anyway, coming to terms with all of this, a picture right there but anyway, this ugly nigger is asking for access to white females. in the same world of this ugly nigger would just be beheaded by this style to make white america great again. so what is going on in the white imaginary critiquing white people and somehow the subtext of the letter is to sleep with white women? one guy wrote and said the reason that letter was written is so white women could and i quote him, suck my dick end of quote. so, the ratio, the white women in "the new york times," you should go fuck yourself you are the racist here so why don't you hate al sharpton and jessie all get together and circle jerk with each other. you've got the naacp or the black congressional caucus, det television, you have everything. i don't owe you a thing, you are a racist. "-end-double-quote. i didn

now, why white power?some people use the phrase white nationalist to talk about this movement this makes many people think first about the category of nationalists . most people think about the category of aryan nation. my book is not about people that are seeking to defend the nation. my book is about people who envision a transnational white quality. achieved through violence race war. and all en route they applauded illegal actions and regularly targeted civilians in other words, nationalism should not be confused here with sort of overzealous patriotism,that's not what this is about. this is a revolutionary movement . these activists carried out activities using strategies to be designed to hide what they were doing. and the movement included groups ranging from klansmen to neo-nazis, white suffragiststo skinheads, radical tax resisters and militiamen to white separatists . theycall themselves , and i referred to as the white power movement . the historical context that incubating this movement shares

so she does represent the white house. she represents the white house staff. to suggest otherwise is disingenuous and it was callous. that kind of tone is set from the top and we know this. donald trump has made multiple comments, disparaging comments about john mccain. he has no respect for john mccain's service. he is an american hero. i as a conservative have had my policy differences over the years, but unquestion his service and sacrifice to the country. donald trump is a coward and he doesn't have anywhere close to the level of courage. for this white house to dismiss a comment like that of something to disrespectful is indicative of how far we have fallen and it is shameful. and sarah sanders' response it is shameful. where is john kelly, he is a military guy. he should have fired her on the spot. he knows that level. then again, this is the same white house that defended a wife beater, they lied to cover for him. so why are we surprised. >> gloria. >> well, look, if the staffer herself felt it was important enough and she was right to do this to apolog

to the reporters in the white house as a press wrangler in the white house in your responsibility as the low man on the totem pole in the responsibility to go everywhere this is the group of reporters that attend to them and that meant a lot of spare time with pretty austere conditions. sometimes it was hot and there was no food, you're the only person to complain to. so there were times times i'm confident that was not fun, but you got some lasting relationships as a result of that and i wonder if you can talk about that a little bit and i'm also interested in the reaction that journalists had to seeing stories about the book. >> i thought that it was important about the book on a more serious note just what's going on now with the president in the united states i thought that it was an opportunity to talk about what i saw with the white house press corps because the offices were bright in between the press briefing room and the oval office. we've maintained that this sort of natural healthy tension in this space when the facts, so i want to make the point of that t and othethatin t

why people in the white house want to leak about this white house. that is a story in itself. why they feel like they should be doing it. more than anything else a simple apology for the insensitivity for a dying man. this is not the first time donald trump or his administration essentially gone after mccain. the first time it happened, jaws were on the floor. >> lots of people don't like mccain's positions he devoted much of his life to debating thing. >> you should be decent. >> people talk a lot. you can make mistakes, i certainly might have done so. this is a point where an apology would do wonders. >> i'm sorry. >> the trump administration opinions this afternoon once again with more controversy. in part, refusing to issue a public apology on kelly sadler's comments on john mccain and backtracking on penalizing a chinese company. the white house has been forced to answer for a lot. but it is a controversy over the move of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem that has the attention of the world. protests reached a climax today as president trump appeared on a large video screen e

white: i would have to refer you to the white house. i was not privy to that. i have not spoken to secretary mattis since the phone call. i will let you know if i get any details. >> the department was notified by the department of commerce they will be conducting section investigation into national security implementations for imported automobiles. does the pentagon feel imported automobiles are national security threat, especially when most come from japan, south korea, europe? ms. white: we just got that memo. i promise to come back to you on that. i owe you an answer. tom? >> which tom? ms. white: you will be my second tom, watkins. i am going with you first. >> thank you, dana. ig issued a report on afghanistan regarding minimal progress [indiscernible] specifically, i am thinking about how we all talked about the winter offensive by the u.s. in afghanistan, how it was designed to counter a taliban spring offense. even in afghanistan it is springtime now. how does that winter offensive stack up to reports that show minimal progress? lt. gen. mckenzie: the

white supremacy. white people are missing as a group, as an identity category to maintain white dominance. that's with a 2060 election was about. you can say was about anxiety, about white desire for change, we want change. black people are like hillary is an option but we will take her. if this is what -- we don't need a radical change just for the sake of radical change. right? white people make those choices so those expeditions they fall flat on your face when what is more true is the country is browning. it is going to be majority-minority country in a decade and some change. white men feel every type of way about that. here is where these things like that. white people feel some type of way about the change in categories of race. lightning in particular feel something. i say feeling because the phillies are not factually rooted. white men still run everything they have more wealth than everybody, more than everybody. they are still on top. solidly. but they feel like they are slipping. and becau

i came from a briefing here at the white house and a senior white house official walking through whated a trail of broken promises in recent days about this. he said, one, secretary of state mike pompeo would not get the phone calls responded to by his counterparts there and was also talking about how the delegation was stood up in singapore to set up the meeting there. all of this is coming as the president left open the door to the possibility of that summit still happening but, jake, this senior white house official closed the door saying june 12th is basically ten minutes away. >> i believe that this is a tremendous setback for north korea and, indeed, a setback for the world. >> reporter: president trump calling off talks with kim jong-un today blaming the diplomatic collapse on north korea's hostility to the u.s. >> if and when he decides to engage in constructive dialogue and actions i am waiting. >> reporter: the president delivering the news in a one-page letter to kim citing tremendous anger and open hostility. the diplomatic words of disappointment followed by a blunt warni

that doesn't seem to reflect particularly well on the white house. >> no. and there could be people out to get kelly within the white house. those things can both be true. and it speaks to the white house in chaos that the president regularly, including today, denies. and the relationship john kelly had with president trump several months ago has simply deteriorated. a couple of months ago, he was with the president at all times, doing everything he could to sort of be hanging around the hoop. that's not the case. he has retreated. and to say that he is a man of his honor, a man of honor, he always speaks the truth, to the federica wilson point, you're correct. john kelly has denied in the past that he wants jared and ivanka far outside the white house. but we know he wants that to be true. there are so many cases that we know of, put this story aside, that's just not the case. >> there is also the rod porter swachlgts that's a place where he was at most charitably less forthcoming and less charitably lying about the rob porter situation. during a firestorm

the leaking is about this this place is a snake pit -- >> the white house. >> yeah, the white house is people are out to get each other and all white houses are the reflection of the person on the top. so whatever we're seeing happening among the staff is a reflection on donald trump. he sets the tone and this is what it is like. and so the -- i think that they are correct that they have a problem with leaking. they should be very concerned about it. that is a separate issue from this being said. i think this is probably as big of a problem, but let's not minimize the leaking is a problem and a major problem and ask why is everybody working in the white house want to leak everything that happens here. >> and you worked in the executive branch during the clinton administration and worked in the white house, for vice president dan quayle. what would have happened had somebody said something like in thin a meeting and it leaked out, do you think? >> i hope that someone -- that that person would have been rebuked in the meeting itself. if it leaked out, i think there would have been a phon

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white house watch? >> it's why i look so tired and exhausted. >> how much did they stab each other in the back? why is there so little discipline? >> that's sort of the big question for the trump white house. not the administration and the way that it works. there is something that i heard a lot, particularly in the beginning of the white house when i first started covering in january and march. for a lot of people, this sentiment that i heard from one , i've beensource asking the question of what the policy will be on this or where we will move or go on this particular policy move. this person would say -- well, we are planning on doing this. we talked about this in this meeting and with this president, quoting "you never know." this is a senior official at the time at the white house. working closely with the president. this was a common refrain and something that you still here. nobody now really knows what the president is really thinking. partnk that that is in what has sort of engendered a sense o

if there was be working whites who resisted -- be grudging whites who resisted, the prosperity of the landowner, in some cases the family can be removed from their land without recourse to the law or police. was the reality of lynching. anre were rules, if african-american was walking down the street or sidewalk and, a white person was coming the have --y, that i don't that african-american had to get into the street. young white children had to be called sir and ma'am by african-american adults. why children could call african adults by their first name. consider why there are some african-americans who have the first name sir, or mister. so even calling them by their first name, you had to give them a formal note. this is the context. finally, sexual violence. most of the work african-american women did in the south was in the home of white homeowners. in these intimate spaces, there is a high degree of sexual violence, rape, harassment, that found no recourse or protection under the law. of jimge of realities crow, lynching, white capping, sexual violence, all became push factors t

and the white house's failure, refusal to apologize revealed or shown to you about this white housekes me absolutely furious. brian, you know, can you imagine if george h.w. bush had employed someone on his white house staff who had said something like what kelly sadler -- >> no. >> -- was reported to have? i mean that person would have been out of that white house so fast. and to hear sarah sanders say, you know, almost nonchalantly that that person is still on the white house staff, i don't know any president of the last 100 years who would leave someone on the staff who had such a horrible thing about one of the great war heroes of american history. >> jon, i'd like to repeat something you said. i'd like you to do it for us. you said it during the 4:00 p.m. hour eastern time. you called this, this period right now, a test of citizenship. >> it's a stress test, absolutely. there are five or six institutions in the life of the republic that form our national being. they are the people. there's the press. there's the courts. there's the congress. and there's the presidency as it has

i covered the bush white house.y disciplined and it was very difficult to get underneath that vail which is frustrating as a reporter. that's why reporters are all smiles. >> let's talk about your reporting about vice pence and what he's up to. is he attempting to build a coalition of some sort away from the president? >> to use the resources of the presidency. it's actually sort of a perfect piece to pair with the conversation we were just having that when you have this chaos in the white house, when you have this vacuum of political leadership for the republican party, the vice president and the vice president's staff have really filled the vacuum and they are using the prestige of the white house, the resources of the white house to do favors for people who are mike pence's friends from congress and to steer the president away from some of his own instincts about which candidates to back for speaker of the house, governor of states. we didn't see this with dick cheney. >> he's really sort of marshalling the troop

the white house made it clear we know that the culture of the white house is that you're not allowed to apologize. president trump sees that as a sign of weakness and you will get in trouble if you apologize for anything without his approval. he has refused to honor and acknowledge john mccain's heroism from day one. >> there's bad blood. >> raj was forced to come out and use the word internal 12 times because they want to rebrand this episode as a leak matter. >> they're fundamentally misreading the problem. the outrage is not that there was a leak. that may be of an operational concern to them and that's their prerogative to deal with it. but the fundamental outrage is that a member of the white house staff dissed a senator dealing with a terminal cancer diagnosis who is an american hero of his own party. the reason they haven't apologized the benediction of the president in private. that's the outrage. the leaking problem is a separate operational issue to flip that script speaks to the disconnect between the white house and basic decency. >> this is actually kind of simple. you s

no both sides to white supremacy.ple kncannot be -- >> that wasn't my point. >> i understand. >> listen, go to cnn -- >> people using and abusing the systems of police misconduct is in many ways an act of white supremacy. like people calling the police on black people that are innocent and racially profiling. >> here's what i'll do. i will -- >> that is a pattern of behavior. >> go to cnn.com and read his piece so they can get more. >> and follow me on twitter. >> ernest owens, thank you so much. >>> we are now hearing from sarah sanders, white house press secretary regarding a statement that rudy giuliani said to the huffington post. rudy giuliani said whatever lobbying was done didn't reach the press. he's referring to the at&t merger possibility. he went on to say he did, meaning the president, drain the swamp. the president denied the merger. they didn't get the result they wanted. here's why that was important because the department of justice is supposed to be making these decisions, not the president. well, sar

this belief white people are superior, even for poor whites. that has walked them away from policies that could have helped them, because they were invested in it. i think we have to talk about this wealth cap that is growing and not closing. it is getting bigger. asians, and that is a small -- not a small issue, but something like preparations is going to be something we need to talk about. it is not a pleasant topic for most because people think they will lose something. but, you have to lose something to get something. if you want racial harmony, you have to do what the country has never done, try to remedyacial wrongs. yohad to try to lk about the educational gap closing. that if you just go to school, if you just make the right choices, you do late marriage, pregnancy, invest in your careers, you'll be fine. but we look at student loan the nomineeample, for the democratic governor of georgia had to answer for why he still has 100,000 or more dollars in debt. part of that is education and caring for parents. she comes from a not wealthy fam

we don't know for sure if the white house got advance notice the meeting, since the white house didn't give advance notice to a key ally before the white house decided to scrap the meeting, david. >> what happened today with regard to somebody who has been held who hostage and held priso in venezuela, scheduled to come back this afternoon? >> he's a 26-year-old prisoner held in venezuela. he went there to meet a woman he'd met online, his now wife hp he was looking for someone who give him spanish lessons, he's a mormon and his wife is a mormon as well. they're on a plane headed back here to the u.s. they're going to make a pit stop to meet with the president sometime around 7 p.m. eastern. bob corker put out a statement along with a picture earlier. he said senator orrin hatch, the top republican from utah, has worked tirelessly on the holt family's behalf and i was honored to play a small role in bringing josh and his wife home to the united states. i also would like to thank secretary pompeo and his team at the state department for all that they have done. we do expect to see mr. ho

fixodent and forget it. >>> a mystery on the white house south lawn.ident trump and french president macron went missing over the weekend with nothing left but a faint patch of yellow turf. well, tonight i'm happy to report we have good news about the tree. it is alive and well in an undisclosed location waiting out a quarantine period that is mandatory for all living organisms imported to the u.s. more regulatory red tape, if you will. the french ambassador to the united states confirmed on twitter the roots were enclosed in a plastic protection during a ceremonial planting last week so no potential disease could spread to other white house plants during the short time the plant was in the ground. they explained this was the plan all along. it was actually a special favor from trump to france to be able to plant the tree the day of the president's visit. since then, it has returned to quarantine and will soon be replanted in the white house gardens. don't worry, the tree is doing very well. b from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? f

so the leaks from the trump white house are fake but donald trump thinks that leakers, white house leakers are traitors and cowards and he's trying to find out who they are. and while he is busy trying to find out who they are, 22 of those traitors and cowards teamed up to supply "the washington post" with its latest story based entirely on leaks the president is trying to stop. about a day in the life of the president under investigation. the president vents to associates about the fbi raids on his personal attorney michael cohen, as often as 20 times a day in the estimation of one confidant. and they frequently listen in silence, knowing little they say will soothe him. trump gripes that he needs better tv lawyers to defend him on cable news. he plots his battle plans with former new york mayor rudolph q. giuliani, his new legal consigliere. 20 times a day. the white house staff who the president now calls traitors and cowards also told "the washington post" quote they privately express worries that the probe may yet ensnare more figures in trump's orbit, including family members. there

and white house spokespeople have never done a weaker job of trying to defend a white house chief ofst a negative story. here is a sample of their work in this nbc news report. the spokespeople, who would not speak for the record said it's possible kelly may have said women are more emotional than men with one of them agreeing that generally speaking, women are more emotional than men. did you get that? one of the white house spokespeople who might be this person not only allowed for the possibility that john kelly did say that women are more emotional than men, but actually specifically endorsed the idea, saying generally speaking, women are more emotional than men. so the official white house defense of john kelly is not that he did not say -- that he didn't say that. it's that he's right. the trump white house view of women in the workplace is, quote, generally speaking, women are more emotional than men. we're joined now by ana marie cox, host of the podcast with friends like these and political columnist for fan girls from the sci-fi channel. and francesca chambers, white house

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she has said she will publicly apologize, that is not a demand of the white house. >> reporter: the white house is keep i keeping clear that this comment was made in an internal meeting. the situation has been dealt with internally, but failing to say how they dealt with this internally, of course him reiterating there that kelly sadler does still work at this white house, but also saying it was trying to make the argument it could create a very difficult work environment with staffers in those meetings, go and tell reporters what was said during those meetings. it's difficult to convey thoughts privately during meetings like that, to know it's only going to be leaked out later on. >> which raises the question, the white house is focusing on the wrong thing. the question is, the fact that this staffer felt comfortable enough in this white house to make a comment with at least 2 dozen other staffers, which raj shaw was in that meeting. why is the who is more focused on the fact that this leaked out of the meeting than the staffer made this comment after all. they're not apologizing for wha

everybody in the obama white house is more important than i was. [laughter] so i included a lower perspective from someone like me but you realize i was a privilege that anyone could ever have so literally the morning after the electionni i realized this is something that i want to do and also my mom told me at least weekly you need to be keeping a journal and i never kept a journal. so this is a way to process what we had all just gone through because i didn't have a grasp on it. i went back to d.c. before president trump was inaugurated so it has been a whirlwind of persons leaving the whitevi house but finding out what i had just gone through and the blank page was very intimidating. >> i actually didn't know that about keeping a journal so how doou you remember everything? >> i will just say the book reminded me of a lot of other stories i had forgotten about. so what did you do?n' >> i had to ask a number of people. i probably send him at least one text every day. and i went through old e-mails and funny emails from our account to jog our memo

white: general. general mckenzie: since it just happened four hours ago, i think it would be premature to speculate at all about that. reporter: earlier this week, the state department declared that the u.s. is going to do a full court press against iran. one of the -- including navigation. is the u.s. prepared if it needs to get into a conflict with the irgc? general mckenzie: freedom of navigation, particularly in the u.s. central command area responsibility, talking the strait of or muzz. we believe we are prepared to ensure that freedom of navigationing can maintained in those two critical geographic choke points. reporter: how long would it take to sink the iranian fleet? general mckenzie: i don't think that's useful speculation. reporter: my question is for both of you. if i could get a debate about the operation in eastern syria, could you confirm that the s.p.f. now are in control of the syrian-iraqi border? and what is the -- [inaudible] -- right now for the i.s.f. in backing the s.p.f.? gen

- white-on-white walk-talk was easy.ime to go next level. - i just want to, first of all, apologize - for all the appropriation-- - all the appropriation - of black music. - of black music that we've done. - i'm sorry for "la la land." - and i'm sorry for "la la land." - walk up to the black lady on the computer. and tell her you're sorry for all the white people that have ever asked to touch her hair. - i just wanted to apologize for all of the white people who ever asked to touch your hair. totally not cool. - [laughs] - we know they do it. i just wanted to say sorry. uh, that's the one thing that i wanted to say, thank you. - oh, wow! - thank you for your time. - oh, wow, thank you! - that-- - absolutely. - that was actually really nice! - guy with the red hat on. ask him if he's paid reparations. and when he says no, ask him if he'd like to buy the two black women coffee. - do you mind? - yeah? - have you paid reparations? - for...? - everything. - for everything. - um... i've never paid reparations for anything. - o

nicolle wallace is here with us, veteran of the bush white house and host of "deadline white house" at 4:00 p.m. eastern time here on this very network and in this very studio. plus two pulitzer prize winning reporters, the aforementioned matt apuzzo of "the new york times". the aforementioned philip rucker bureau chief for the washington post. welcome to you all. we'll get through it. nicolle, there is one of paul newman's better performances is in a movie called "the verdict" and he snaps at the great irish judge played by milo o'shea and says, your honor, if you're going to try my case for me, try not to lose it. >> a perfect place to start. >> it struck me that on day one of the new white house counsel, he perhaps was watching fox tonight when donald trump's other lawyer rudy giuliani may have given away th this one aspect. >> you know, i was in touch with michael avenatti after the -- >> is his head still attached to his body? >> you know, he plays a very calm, cool and collected attorney on television, but i think watching this trump team boggles his mind in real-time as well. an

i'm not black and white.orst decision in terms of our foreign policy and our security because we're worse off today without this agreement than we were before with respect to our objective of denying iran a nuclear weapon. but then secondary negative consequences, as well. number two, we're now isolated from the world. think about this. what does it take to bring together our nato allies, china and russia? that's what we just did. we're on the outside and putin now is on the inside. he's with everybody else talking about how we are the erratic ones. that's where he should be because of his actions in ukraine and our elections. we change that with this. then number three, of course, president putin is going to support formally the agreement, as you just showed. that is their statement. but just remember the oil prices are going up. that's good for russia. and has strengthen in the last three days. that's also good for russia. a direct benefit to russia, as well. >> good for russia, as well, to have putin remai

i've worked for two white houses. bill has nevworked for a white house.een this level of leakers and never seen leakers talking about why they leak. this comes from the top. donald trump sets the tone and everybody is reacting to him. >> thank you both so much. no leaking here. we're all on camera. president trump's abrupt decision to bail out major chinese phone maker stunned top u.s. officials including his own commerce secretary. sowing confusion ahead of high stake trade negotiations. the president tweeting on sunday he is working with china's phone maker zte back into business fast. the telecomm giant has been deemed a national security threat for cyber war and stealing intellectual property. maybe you can explain when you have a company that's been deemed a national security threat as recently as today by a top intelligence official getting this kind of break from a president who campaigned on exactly the opposite and only right after a day or two after a major deal. $500 million deal. was it $500 million or 500 billion dollar deal for the trump org

the white house isn't doing it. how insulated is this white house?it's very insulated and also sort of house of horrors, rale righight, working man that is such an extreme narcissist he has no feeling for the people that give him loyalty. anybody could be next is sort of the toxic mentality in that white house. and in that bubble of trying to survive, i think they lose contact with other parts of the world they need to function in including capitol hill. so at least on subject of john mccain, we can agree in capitol hill there has to be some accountability for the ugly, vile words that we heard from kelly sadler. unfor the fatly, the white house doesn't get -- unfortunately, the white house doesn't get that. that is congressman jerry connolly. thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> one year later is the russia probe close to ending? a special counsel robert mueller's investigation approach what's is major milestone. offerw rates on home loans. but if that's not enough, we offer our price match guarantee too. and if that's not enough... we should mov

jeff bennett at the white house for us. let's go back to the story with john mccain and kelly sadler. you have nick mulvaney doing an interview saying this wasn't a public event it, happened behind closed doors, don't make a big deal out of it. and then you've got this leak, the five people talking about the axios meeting, sarah huckabee sanders not vociferously apologizing for what was said about john mccain. >> the president says apologies are signs of weakness. we heard that sarah huckabee sanders saying she's not going to talk about a leak. we've seen this from this administration, not focusing on the substantial but on the fact that it became leaked and became a public affairs problem for the white house. it not only sustainable to -- clearly not only allies of the president but opponents of the president said this is beyond the pale, you don't insult a war hero on his death bed and basically has a few more weeks or months to live. it not something you should be doing as a white house official. that's why this administ

and why doesn't the white house simply apologize?about you, but when i apologize for something that i've done wrong, i feel so much better it gets it off my chest, right? >> absolutely true. and you know this is such a self-inflicted wound. this is not brain surgery. and frankly, it's on john kelly. trump's never going to apologize. but kelly should have immediately told sarah sanders -- sarah huckabee sanders, to go out and repudiate that comment and story over. move on. i think it's another example of how john kelly is out of his depth politically. the other fascinating example of that was kelly's interview with npr. you know, he, every time he opens his mouth, he puts his foot in it. and in this case, not only with outrageous comments about immigration, but i found fascinating what he had to say about the fact that he thought the white house press corps was out to get him. to take him down personally. that's ludicrous. it's absurd. so john kelly has gone from sort of the angry get off my lawn guy, who attacked representative wilso

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>>> the white house is continuing to feel the wrath of some lawmakers after a white house aide mocked senator john mccain this week. as we reported last night, multiple sources say special assistant kelly sadler dismissed mccain's opposition to gina haspel's cia nomination by saying in a meeting in front of many others, quote, it doesn't matter, he's dying anyway. senator mccain, of course, is battling brain cancer. the comments have generated a whole lot of reaction over these past 24 hours. mccain's fellow republican senator from arizona jeff flake simply wrote on twitter, quote, there are no words. vice president joe biden, a close friend of mccain's released a statement that said, quote, people have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration. it happened yesterday. mccain is a genuine hero, a man of valor whose sacrifices for his country are immeasurable. as he fights for his life he deserves better, so much better. earlier today on "the view," senator mccain's daughter meghan mccain responded to kelly sadler. >> kelly, here's a little news flash and this

will he come to the white house?anding is there has been an outreach effort to bring him here to the white house, and i'll keep you updated on that as i have more information. >> okay. second question. payoffs, russia, comey e-mail investigations on the eve of the election, allegations of collusion. do these issues give support to those who say, offer questions about the president's legitimacy? >> i'm not sure i follow the question, but i think the fact that millions of americans came out and voted for and continue to support this presidency makes him pretty

talking about this whole white house chaos, this whole crisis du jour that affects this white house.ind of beg tsz question, who is the leader right now t t that's helping to fund the strategy and getting this white house back on track. >> yeah, i think the one thing we have learned is that the communications director of the white house is donald trump. the political director of the white house is donald trump. everything is coming directly from the president and it's no surprise that he's cutting people out of the loop. i don't think that's a wise policy, but that's what's happening here. >> we have rudy giuliani defending the president this week and sarah sanders. whether he knew about the stormy daniels payment when he made this statement. >> this week, the white house really started to lose the support of conservatives who want to support the president, in addition we have had people on fox news channel who are generally very support of the president, saying to the president through the television screen, you have to tell the truth, you're eroding correct. as the counselor to the

the white house is in a position where the normal white house would ask her to leave, would fire her, right. >> yesterday. >> yesterday. but if you -- >> this is like mike flynn's 17 days. what the hell is she still doing there? >> if you're in donald trump's white house and you fire that woman and she walks out and says, i don't understand why i got fired. i'm basically doing what the boss did a year and a half ago. i don't understand how donald trump has the grounds to fire me when i was just following his example or something to that effect. again, i still think she should be fired. and i still think what she said is disgusting just like i think what he said about john mccain in the first instance was disgusting. but this is the way his depradations against the office filter down for months and months into the future because it creates these situations where when someone else does something that is in the mold of donald trump, how can you ever punish that person when the person at the top has set the tone, not just set the tone, but set a precedent that you will be called on, if th

every white house leaks. it is surprising. you can understand the frustration of people who work in this white house to sit down in a meeting of communications staff, which is 15 or 20 people there, and then to have the conversation reported within hours in the news media. you can certainly understand that frustration. what they don't seem to want to grapple with is their internal frustration doesn't, you know, mitigate the fact that a lot of people find the comment about senator mccain to be offensive and to require some sort of expression of regret. >> jonathan lemire, i have one for you to react to. you and i are going to watch kellyanne conway appearing on fox news on the subject of leaks. we'll talk about it right after this. >> i think the president is on solid ground here, that if you work at the pleasure of the president as we all do here and you have the privilege and the blessing of coming to day every work in this white house on behalf of the nation that we all love, then you ought to be competent, you ought to be l

been an apology from the white house. the president's base loves this because he's in the fight. i think the -- today is a perfect example of everything that is wrong with our politics right now. let's go back to what the original issue is here, we have someone nominated to head our central intelligence agency and participated in a program that tortured people. john mccain is a hero because he was tort urd. we are not talking about whether this woman should become cia director, we're talking about a stupid disrespectful thing that a white house staffer said. so once again donald trump is getting away with it. we're not focusing on the what matters, we're focusing on the drama. classic. >> and jill biden said decency just hit rock bottom in this administration. here is how the statement read in part, given this white house's trail of disrespect toward john and others, this staffer is not the exception to the rule, she is the epitome of it. jason miller, as you see that there, joe biden not farfetched to imagine him as a ca

it to the white house, and low and behold, later found out the information came from the white house to begin with. and an effort by the white house to distort and or derail the investigation. this was a year ago and more. but what i find interesting is that while the house committee is doing best to stop the investigation and the senate is doing the best to find out what happened so our nation could be protected. >> it is a learn the lessons of what happened and make sure it doesn't happen again. >> exactly. >> let's turn to another important issue, sarah sanders refusing to comment on a cruel and crude joke that white house aide kelly sadler allegedly made by senator john mccain. sadler said -- sarah sanders said she didn't want to talk about internal staff meetings and wouldn't say if sadler, the aide, should issue an apology. what do you make of that silence from the white house? >> you're surprised? this is a white house whose boss, the president, started his campaign by bullying peel, by demeaning people and calling people names and using the crudest of language and it has gone

there is chaos in the white house and there's always been chaos in the white house. at the top of your show you laid out through your reporting what mcgahn, if i remember your reporting right, what mcgahn is hoping will be accomplished through all of these things. but once the president hears that he's just going to be like a real housewife and like up end the table, just for the shock of it. >> well, there is some truth to that. when the president first saw your paper reported that emmet flood was at the oval office meeting with him, i heard at the time you could get anyone at the oval office meeting with the president saying this guy is interested in defending him on tv, can he have 30 minutes of your time. the president made a big display, no, no, i love my lawyers. what he's saying is true, the addiction is to the upheaval. >> i don't know if it's that exactly. he enjoys change. more than that, i think he blames other people for where he's at. he never actually holds responsibility for himself, for his tweets, for the problems he creates for himself. and instead

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