trump's master mind steve bannon, donald trump's brain, if donald trump continues to have the lowest -- if he goes from having the lowest first month polling of a president to the lowest second month? the lowest third month? the lowest fourth month? >> well, i would say that my guess would be that reince priebus is more in the firing line in terms of donald trump than bannon at this point in time with kellyanne conway. donald trump, it seems, you know, he never can blame himself playing others. and others find a scapegoat. this person is what's making you look bad. and i think we're a bit of a way from putting bannon into that position yet. >> the davids thank you both for joining us tonight. >> sure thing. >>> coming up, 25th amendment empowers the vice president and the majority of the cabinet to install the vice president as acting president whenever the president is, quote, unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office. our next guests believe that donald trump is now mentally unfit to discharge his powers and duties of the office. (vo) maybe it was here, when you hit 3

from 12 points for obama to a victory for donald trump. how did donald trump win wisconsin? how did donald trump win the election? kenosha county is a big part of the story. so how are those voters feeling now after the first four weeks of the trump presidency? kevin tibbles is in downtown kenosha in front of the coffee pot diner. kevin, what are they telling you? >> reporter: well, you know what, steve, the coffee pot has some history here. they've been here since 1934. and my friendly research found out that that's 14 presidents. 14 presidents that they have watched from the coffee shop reading their morning papers and finding out the news. what's different this time around is of course this really is not an auto manufacturing center anymore. as a matter of fact, the chrysler plant here has been leveled. the only real new jobs in town are out on the highway where there is a -- they should open up a muffler shop, but out on the highway there is an amazon fulfillment center. here in town a lot of people are looking for jobs in this blue collar place, but when you hear people

and sordid donald trump. he lost the state of new hampshire by a narrow margin in the general election, but he won the big prize, in ajourney the general election, but he won the big prize, in a journey that started here, in more ways than one. new hampshire, iwant here, in more ways than one. new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. you started it. remember, you started it. a minute left of this half of outside source. i will quickly show you a report from a chinese village featuring a pretty impressive commute... until recently a trip to work or school meant scaling and 800 metre cliff face. have a look at this. scaling an 800 metre cliff face. have a look at this. translation: stay with us on outside source. in our sports section we will look at downhill mountain biking and downhill mountain biking and downhill skateboarding. that is coming up in five—minutes' time. stay with us for that. hello. our weather may have turned colder, reaching for the gloves and scarves again, but spare a thought for

that's what donald trump says i am now. but he's said a lot worse about me in the past and i'll have a few words to say about that tonight. >>> but first, why is mike pence the most dangerous person in donald trump's world? >> i was disappointed to learn the facts that had been conveyed to me general flynn were inaccurate. >> general h.r. mcmaster will become the national security adviser. >> can he say definitively that nobody in his campaign had any contacts with any russian agents? >> first of all, the answer is no. >> we are not going to let the fake news tell us what to do. >> when we look at history, the first thing that dictators do is shut down the press. >> here's the bottom line. we got to keep our country safe. >> the president behaving like a petulant child. >> many of the countries in nato, they're not paying their bills. >> the united states is expressing strong support for nato. >> who should european leaders listen to, you or president trump? >> so-called not my presidents' day marches were staged in new yor

donald trump tweeted about the media. the fake news media failing "the new york times," nbc, cbs, cnn is not my enemy, it's the enemy of the american people. that's something more ominous than whining. what do you make of that? >> i think that's dangerous. the interesting thing, though that i'm seeing and this is all anecdotal so take it for what it's worth. i'm hearing a lot more from my readers than i once did that they look to the news media as the final bull wark between donald trump and this awe tock rasy that he seems to want to put into effect. i'm a newspaper journalist and our profession news people in general, we enjoy about the same affection and respect orderly as your average used car salesman or divorce attorney. i'm not used to being liked but there seems to be a backlash to these things that are coming out of trump's mouth that the news media are my representatives in the corridors of power. they do represent me and ask the hard questions and thank god they are there. >> you also have this other phenomenon

at all donald trump -- it did donald trump no good at all. financed himself, and invoiced the taxpayer for a lot of it. paying high was prices to put secret service people on donald trump's plan, but he probably had a net contribution of some millions of dollars that came out of his pocket. that hesitancy do with citizens united. that is been the law of the land -- a candidate can spend unlimited funds on himself or herself. donald trump did better than any republican with small-donor lenders. he did better than any republican getting those. one of the things of 2016 cycle showed is that citizens united has been a disaster for republicans. i have written a lot about this in "the atlantic." buyers the cost take a look. a lot of those articles -- i urge the caller to take a look. a lot of those articles online. there is a second finance system created in which unlimited amounts of money can flow to a campaign provided the candidate himself or herself exercises no control over that money and divulges it entirely to a selected campaign assistant.

what does russia have on donald trump and the administration? people think must be is something for him to have the reaction he has with russia. isn't that the question? >> i always thought the real puzzle to start with is why is donald trump so soft on russia, he's tough on everybody else? >> does he owe them money? do the tax returns reveal that? >> it's interesting he won't release them. people said it's because he doesn't pay taxes. that already leaked. we know he doesn't. prove he doesn't give much to charity. we know that. went to every charity he claimed to have given money to, "the washington post" did, no, no, no. we know that. what is left? >> line from the administration, sounding like talking point or diversion or pivot, to say a better relationship with russia would be better for the united states. but russia doesn't have our best interest at heart. >> could be said of china as well but donald trump never said that about china. or better relationship with saudi arabia stabilize the middle east. >> stop saying that, doesn't make sens

it is a business decision for donald trump. if a member of his inner circle is being lampooned or being dimini diminished, he's going to let them go. look, realize what he did today. he threw kellyanne conway under the bus. somebody who frankly should be like a daughter to him. comes out and says flynn has the loyalty of the president and the moment that happens, sean spicer comes out and said says someth else. this is a president who is a puppet master of his inner circle. we need to hear more from the generals, from the cabinet secretaries, from the steady hands in a typical administration and less from the political operations of a white house who has yet to get their footing in the oval office right now. >> but and yet, you know, donald trump is entrusting policy to a 31-year-old whose history if you go back, the daily beast wrote when he was in high school, people laughed at him because he was a buffoon but he thrived on spectacle. he wasn't taken seriously but he was attacking things like announcements at the school that

maÑana se espera la participaciÓn del presidente donald trump. las actividades de la conferencia, se extienden hasta el prÓximo sÁbado. >> estos valores estÁn de alguna forma peleados con la comunidad latina. >> yo considero que es una percepciÓn errónea porque los valores conservadores son innatos de la comunidad. enrique: en esta conferencia hoy, tuvimos la oportunidad de conversar con las voces mÁs importantes. el hombre que para muchos, maneja los hilos de la casa blanca. vamos con pablo gato. pablo: raramente habla. su primer objetivo, los periodistas. los califica de partido de oposiciÓn que no informan de lo que no les interesa. >> la prensa estÁ descubriendo cosas, errores que ellos estÁn haciendo en la administraciÓn. pablo: dijo que hay que recuperar el paÍs y que eso no ocurrirÁ sin una lucha. >> hay que recordarle a este seÑor que hillary clinton, obtuvo mÁs votos en este paÍs . 3 millones de votos mÁs que donald trump. >> trabajamos unidos y fuertemente cada dÍa, declarÓ. sus crÍticos responden que las filtraciones

the battle evil donald trump's travel ban goes on. lawyers fighting the president says this move will unleash chaos. we are expecting developments in the next few hours. a lot of you might have seen this. president putin is a killer. our country is not so innocent either. well, now donald trump's under fire for his remarks and the kremlin wants an apology from fox news. in the united kingdom, the speaker of the house of commons has some strong words for president trump. i would not want to issue an invitation to president chump to speak in the gallery. and if you want to get in touch at any time #bbcos is the place to go. as you may have noticed, we have a brand new screen. it's got a raft of new features that i'll introduce you to as we go along — but we hope it'll help outside source do what it always does, which is to give you the best information on the most important stories in whatever form that information comes and from whichever source it comes. let's start with donald trump's travel ban and whether it has a future. this st

on to donald trump. this quote here, "under your leadership, i believe we can reverse the triad of radical islam and israel is now the safest it has ever been under donald trump" —— the rise. what is coming out of this? the question is about the two state nation. the sta nce about the two state nation. the stance that has been set by the us before which is now going back on by donald trump. it has angered nato as well. donald trump has also stepped back from his commitment to, as he saysin back from his commitment to, as he says in the article, leaving the embassy to jerusalem which has says in the article, leaving the embassy tojerusalem which has been an area of great discussion. still, it was a state discussion between two leaders, as we often get. he continues to meet world leaders, of course. let's stay on the subject of the president, in some ways. one month into the job and are serving american general has said, "unbelievable turmoil". it is turmoil for who is the question. "unbelievable turmo

trump's presidency. >> yeah, there's another poll that came out that said that they trust donald trump more than the media and this is why. i mean, comparing the poisoning of journalists, by putin, to mean tweets, to chris cuomo or whatever it is they're upset about, that he did to journalists is just outrageous. donald trump says about the media all the things that we think about the media and they're angry because he has the biggest bully pulpit in the world to do it. look, what the media needs to do, if they want to be treatser more fairly and nicer by donald trump they ought to try it themselves. what we're seeing here is anger. they did everything they could to elect hillary clinton and didn't work. >> you know what you're doing, setting up my sound bites. i want to play two sound bites. one from donald trump on the campaign trail and one in a press conference and show you the hostility that's really kind of emulating from this administration and the media and talk about why. first jorge ramos. >> who is next? >> yeah, please, excuse me, sit down, you weren't called. sit down. sit

believe it or not, a month of donald trump administration -- a month of the donald trump administration is already in the books. the last seven days alone, quite a whirlwind, from fallout over flynn to diplomatic missteps. we'll take a look back at all that happened as we track trump's first 100 days in office. ♪ ♪ ♪ only at&t offers you all your live channels and dvr on your devices. data-free. entertainment. your way. only from at&t. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. my psoriatic arthritis caused joint pain. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra... can be a sign of existing joint damage... that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common or if you're pron

trump's favor. >> and just to be clear president-elect then donald trump knew about the contacts. he was briefed. >> that's right. we are told that essentially the fbi, intelligence community had the information about the intercepted communications between high-level trump people involved in the campaign and russian officials and ultimately fbi director james comey and others felt it was important to be transparent. did a big briefing on the russian hack, coming out to say we believe the russians try to swayed election away from hillary clinton and in favor of donald trump. all the evidence they had of the communications. told in january shortly before donald trump became president he was briefed on all these details as well as president barack obama at the time. >> and where is the investigation now? still ongoing? lots of details to figure out? >> still ongoing. even when donald trump was briefed about it, still in the early stages. still trying to piece together the why, motive, intent. why these communications were so constant, so frequent. the content of the communications, w

donald trump responded with this. he also told reporters that he thought the decision was political and would be overturned on appeal. japan's prime minister shinzo abe has arrived in the us for talks with president trump. the meeting will focus on strengthening trade and security. there will be other issues to talk about after donald trump accused japan of manipulating its currency last week. japan are |anipulating japan are 51 headlines. its cur it|cy last week. japan are 51 headlines. for yslcgme ts héfigtglkfwm i'm stephen sackur. working relationship ; i think a good relationship is always important and is strategic for any nation and any economy when you are dealing with the most powerful, the largest economic, market in the world. so, it is important. very important. but sometimes you cannot take your own decisions. all of a sudden appears donald trump. he is disrupting everything, and not for the better, he's willing tof'ght! he will never win against the world. yeah, but he's only been in office for two wee

sin duda, este mes de donald trump ha sido una montaÑa rusa. hay muchos participantes que lo apoyan. hay que recordar que sus Índices de popularidad sÓlo mÁs bajos en la historia moderna de los estados unidos para un presidente. han habido muchos temas. uno de los mÁs importantes en su relaciÓn con mÉxico. tanto por el tema de la construcciÓn en la frontera, como por ejemplo, el tema de los tratados de nafta. otro tema importante fue la acciÓn ejecutiva para paÍses de mayorÍa musulmanes. otro tema muy importante para nuestra audiencia son las acciones ejecutivas de inmigraciÓn. han endurecido las polÍticas de inmigraciÓn. por ejemplo, los indocumentado ya no son liberados hasta que se vea su caso en corte. otra cosa muy importante, es el tema de rusia. hay 5 comitÉ investigando el presunto jaqueado ruso en las elecciones de noviembre. otra cosa importante fue la nominaciÓn del fiscal general. algunas organizaciones pro inmigrantes han descrito como la persona mÁs antiinmigrante. mucho ha ocurrido en este mes. le mantendremos inf

donald trump is donald trump. he is who he is. and he was very clear when he ran for president what he was going to do as president. and i will say this, he has followed through on the things that he said that he was going to do. i think -- i am thinking in particular of the muslim ban, of a plan to deport 11 million people who are here as undocumented. he has followed through on these things. i think that -- there is a -- you know, there is a part of america -- not a majority, but a part of america that put him there to do those things. and i'm sure they are quite pleased with him. but he has shown no ability in the campaign or even -- and each less ability as president to do anything to reach out to people. >> well that's not -- >> or to actually address any economic problems. and the idea that he is going to come forward with a plan to replace obamacare, i just think -- it's ridiculous at this point. it's clear they have no idea how they are going to do that. i don't believe they ever will. >> alex i want to press you on this i

none of that is good for donald trump. earlier in the day at cpac, steve bannon made it clear that he knows he is the most powerful man in the white house and he made it clear that donald trump knows that, too. we have never seen anyone this powerful in the white house, who was not the president of the united states. karl rove was often referred to as bush's brain, much of the irritation of george w. bush, who graduated from yale college and harvard business school without any help from karl rove. compared to steve bannon's job, the likes of which has never previously existed in a white house, karl rove's role was relatively minor. karl rove had nothing to do with foreign policy in the bush white house. he had nothing to do with war policy in afghanistan and iraq. he had very little influence over domestic policy. karl rove's job was simply to publicly spin the policy decisions made by others. karl rove had no voice in the writing of the bush tax cuts into law. that was done by the bush team at the treasury and republicans

buscar el "sueÑo americano". >> ni donald trump ni nadie va a evitar que sigan pasando. >> entre tanto en la frontera norte los agentes de la patrulla de la frontera no bajan la guarda, el gobierno de estados unidos asegurÓ que el muro estarÁ terminado en dos aÑos que incrementara a 5.000 de los elemento de las frontera, pero los planes del nuevo gobierno tampoco intimidan a los migrantes que aguardan en los albergues. >> no hay por quÉ temer. >> segÚn datos del instituto de migraciÓn, mÁs de 249 mil centroamericanos en territorio mexicano fueron deportados los inmigrantes sin trÁnsito esperan que esta cifra tampoco incremento. >> en la ciudad de mÉxico noticias telemundo. >> en cambio para muchos centroamericanos las condiciones cada vez mÁs difÍciles para cruzar la frontera de estados unidos, si les hacen desistir del llamado "sueÑo americano" para quedarse en tierras mexicanas, raÚl torres tiene la informaciÓn. >> rompen las botellas, para que no se rompa su sueÑo, quedarse en mÉxico, son centroamericano que hoy trabajan aquÍ, en el reciclaje de plÁstico. >> tenemo

you also see donald trump's rhetoric. he retweeted an image of a star of david on a background of dollar bills to attack hillary clinton a nswered bills to attack hillary clinton answered hillary clinton was in with answered hillary clinton was in with an international cabal of bankers. the kind of language people say, the anti—defamation league would say, was used in nazi germany. this global conspiracy ofjewish bankers. thank you for the moment, we appreciate it. we can speak to any of our colleagues working on the most important stories of the day. earlier i asked jeremy bowen to come by, the bbc middle east editor. he was watching the press conference, too. this is what he made of it. what mr neta nyahu too. this is what he made of it. what mr netanyahu has been written forward to... he had a number of visits to washington during the obama years and they were always frosty, the men never got on. no doubt personal issues, but also because of policy things. president obama never approved of mr netanyahu's obama never

the independent voice is donald trump. that's how he got elected because he sounded different and he does things differently. you can just measure and feel and see the difference not just in flip but in content and volume. howie: when we come back our panel weighs in on those leaks on the presidential private calls to foreign leaders. you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way. i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. painter: you want this color over the whole house? companies across the state are york sgrowing the economy,otion. with the help of the lowest taxes in decades, a talented workforce, and world-class innovations. like in plattsburgh, where the most advanced transportation is already en route. and in corning, where the future is materializing. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow eve

asegura que ni donald trump ni un muro lo van a detener. >> donald trump, puede poner cuatro o cinco muros. nosotros vamos a buscar la manera de volver a estar con otra familia. jorge: al final del dÍa, la convocatoria no fue tan amplia debido a la amenaza de tormenta que estaba pronosticada a la misma hora. jorge fregoso, noticias univisiÓn. enrique: el congreso de estados unidos recibiÓ la cifra de 1 millÓn de firmas que hace un llamado a la acciÓn. la peticiÓn es clara, se debe iniciar un juicio polÍtico contra el presidente donald trump. segÚn los solicitantes de proceso, el mandatario viola la constituciÓn. Éste washington, pablo cato nos explica mÁs. pablo: el millÓn de firmas que apoya la recisiÓn fueron entregadas al congreso. deben iniciarun juicio polÍtico contra donald trump, afirma los organizadores. segÚn ellos, el presidente ha violado la constituciÓn. >> la constituciÓn tiene la clÁusula de los monumentos, prohÍbe que un dignatario como el presidente reciba ayuda de un paÍs extranjero. no hay una ley mÁs alta que la constituciÓn. pablo: se refiere

it's day 40 of donald trump's first 100 days. we're hours away now from his first zraesz to a joint session of congress. will there be a change in tone? >> i think i get an a in terms of what i've actually done, in terms of messages, c or c plus. >> how are you going to change that? >> during the speech. >> a rare moment of self-criticism from the president. he says his tone could use some work and he hints that that tone may get a change in tonight's speech. also on our agenda. speaking to the republican party. >> i see him as a chairman, president much like many successful presidents where he gets people around him or detailed people to execute the plans. >> top issues the white house is focussing on rights now. immigration, federal spending, repealing obamacare. meanwhile, the house speaker, paul ryan, and his fellow republicans, they are looking for a starting point tonight on those issues. what are they listening for? what will they hear? rounding out our agenda, the opposition party. the democrats. >> when the public sees w

it's a state that donald trump won. if you are breaking with donald trump, are you worried, even on russia, are you worried that potentially your voters out there will revolt against you? >> well, no, i'm not breaking with donald trump. i'm saying, i think he is going to be -- >> if you do break with him. so, you believe that he's -- >> i've got to tell you, i'm so excited that donald trump beat hillary clinton and we have the chance to get this country moving again and some of the campaign themes he reiterated yesterday about jobs and about america and about repealing all the oppressive regulations that have been piled on business and individuals the last eight years. no, i'm excited about the next eight years that we face in front of us. >> you seem to have a lot of confidence in front of us that he is going to treat russia in as tough a way as his predecessors did. >> i do. i think he'll -- >> i just wonder where that confidence comes from. >> well, he's got a lot of conservative people in the government. and you kno

for donald trump, this... what this will do is that this will get him a lot of good will win republican party people, especially in light of the muslim ban, which he and the party have taken a lot of flak for in the last few days. if he is an constitutionalist, is the american constitution open to a certain interpretationit an organic living body that can change over time? some of the executive orders donald trump haveissued of the executive orders donald trump have issued over the last week, some of them could end up being decided by the supreme court. that is absolutely correct. and i am sure that will be an issue. that gets to one of the ironies of this nominee, at some point we could see him actually having to rule on a number of donald trump's executive orders, especially the most recent one on the muslim ban, and, of course, it remains to be seen what donald trump in the republicans will do on the affordable care act which president obama got through in the house and the senate and became law. these issu

so my choice was donald trump or hillary clinton. that's easy, donald trump. it is coming true with the supreme court. i said back in january before he was the nominee when people were saying the Ãsome people box themselves and by that. and because you end up having a binary choice. either hillary or donald. and i want to mr. trump. when it came down to it i decided on the day of the election to vote for him. because i said i would wait upon events. so that day. i did not want another access hollywood video the morning of the election. so i would not commit after that. i was burned. and i thought they must have more. i was convinced they had more. >> right. >> and of course they were talking about the russian dossier. but i did not believe that. but also all sorts of allegations were out there. -- i thought i could do it overnight, no puritans that you do by special delivery. so the cost is $68 to have it fixed and send it back to california. >> exercise. >> it was. the franchise, i take it seriously. >> so president trump, as of this moment is pretty abysmal

lots of questions about donald trump. reed was one of 11 lawmakers who went to the white house the other day and trump thanked them for their early support. tom reed's district voted for donald trump by 15 percentage points, it was not close. this is trump country but the trump election woke up a whole lot of people in this jerr who say this is not my guy and tom reed is the guy i want answering for him. here's another issue. he has been saying in some other venues that he thought the people coming to the protests and the town halls in the past were paid activists, paid protesters. i asked him about that today. this is what he said. >> i don't know where they are coming from. i saw some news reports about organized efforts to disrupt and to try to trap us into different positions. but i know who i am. i know what we are trying to do. and we're trying -- because i care deeply about the people here and for people across the country, paid or organized, whatever that's from, the passion is good. this is democracy. >> reporter

trump's master mind steve bannon, donald trump's brain, if donald trump continues to have the lowest -- if he goes from having the lowest first month polling of a president to the lowest second month? the lowest third month? the lowest fourth month? >> well, i would say that my guess would be that reince priebus is more in the firing line in terms of donald trump than bannon at this point in time with kellyanne conway. donald trump, it seems, you know, he never can blame himself playing others. and others find a scapegoat. this person is what's making you look bad. and i think we're a bit of a way from putting bannon into that positionet. >> the davids thank you both for joing us tonight. >> sure thing. >>> coming up, 25th amendment empowers the vice president and the majority of the cabinet to install the vice president as acting president whenever the president is, quote, unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office. our next guests believe that donald trump is now mentally unfit to discharge his powers and duties of the office. ♪ [dramatic ♪ ic begins] ready! charge

donald trump is not change the core republican coalition. his share of the electorate was smaller than mitt romney's losing turnout in the election and he didn't reveal a nationalism of clintonism, almost 3 million more people voted for her. but he did show any wall between entertainment and civics, the predictable drama of programming and governance, that wall has come crashing down. when the make the entertainers the leader of the free world, even the entertainers start to get serious. we're seeing where some. best punch lines aren't exactly jokes. >> president trump held a press conference. wow. where he insulted the media, he criticized hillary clinton and he talked about a hypothetical nuclear holocaust. even sean spicer was like you should not be talking to reporters. hey, come here for a second. >> actually, sir, barack obama got 365 electoral votes in 2008. you only got -- you only got 306. wait a second. do you think 306 is larger than 365? wow. betsy devos works quick. that's called the devos effect. you got devosified. that was th

trump vamos a hablar si veremos prÓximamente algo del presidente donald trump sobre inmigraciÓn? >> mira josÉ el presidente sabe que el tema de migraciÓn es un tema complejo en este momento estamos viendo ver cÓmo asegurarnos que los 3 puntos principales que ha hablado el presidente durante la campaÑa se cumplan, asegurarnos que la frontera este sellada, nÚmero dos asegurarnos que los inmigrantes que estÁn aquÍ que han cometido crÍmenes violento despuÉs de haber entrado salgan del paÍs y nÚmero 3 quÉ va a pasar con las personas que estÁn aquÍ que no han roto nunca ley despuÉs de haber entrado legalmente el presidente ha dicho que despuÉs que se cumplan los dos primeros pasos vamos a ver exactamente quÉ vamos a hacer para cumplir las leyes y tener uno soluciÓn justa para resolver el problema de la inmigraciÓn. >> ha cambiado la definiciÓn de lo que es un criminal indocumentado desde que llegÓ al poder el presidente donald trump. >> para nada criminal es cuando ha quebrado una ley federal que ha cometido crÍmenes violentos todo ale que ha entrado al paÍs de m

who was donald trump's choice to replace mike flynn turned him down tonight. >>> later, donald trump trashing the courts even as he surrenders to them. a new filing will break down trump talk versus action, coming up. >>> and the other thing, chaos. there's zero chaos. this is a fine-tuned machine. >> zero chaos. but there are consequences of the appearances of chaos. donald trump losing his top choice to replace mike flynn, that's next. >>> first and foremost, are we tied with the right folks? are we getting them what we need? i think we want to be very deliberate. >> that is bob harward, a former navy s.e.a.l. with experience in iraq and afghanistan, who rose to representing the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff toe national counterterrorism center. he's the kind of military man sought out in republican administrations. his credentials led president trump to offer him the now open job of national security adviser. tonight, as you may have heard, we can report harward's answer. harward said no. cyed to the presi keep my name out your mouth, because he h doubts about the presiden

>> they are being tougher on donald trump. i don't know that they are applying a different standard. donald trump is creating a situation for himself and his administration that is much tougher than it needs to be. if it was just about -- let's talk about kneel gorsuch, a conservative supreme court justice that one can expect from any conservative president of the united states, the type of appointment you would expect. has the media gone bananas, saying oh, my goodness? there are left-wing outlets saying no way, no how. so my point is, if the claim is about policies, gorsuch is a great example of appoint someone who is within the norm, yes, he's very conservative. but you are not going to get a major media attack. you may get some lawyers, different groups attacking him. you are not going to get the media attack. > howie: the politico writes steve bannon is right. the media is the opposition party. your thoughts? >> i think that may be a sound strategy. i think it many a pathetic way to view the media. i think steve bannon al

a few hours back donald trump gave a press conference. he was on the attack from the very beginning.” conference. he was on the attack from the very beginning. i inherited a mess and got 306 electoral college votes. this administration is running like a fine tuned machine. it was bothered opening statement which covered a huge number of topics but then there was an extended 0 and a and there were no subject is off—limits. extended 0 and a and there were no subject is off-limits. wait expect light! | subject is off-limits. wait expect light! i know who you are, let me tell you about the travel ban. in terms of the national security of isa, this was the verdict. the leaks we re isa, this was the verdict. the leaks were real. you saw it. the news was fake. lots of questions are coming in and if you use the hashtag they come straight to the bbc screen as well. we will play you more clips of that almost hour and a half long press c0 nfe re nce . let's turn to the issue of mr trump's connections with russia and alleged contacts with russia

donald trump. >> it's the donald. oh, my god. >> trump approached rap like any other cameo appearance, another chance to burnish his brand for free. he would go on rap shows, here he is on g unit radio with 50 cent. >> 50 cent and donald trump are my idols, man. >> that's a good combination. will we hear anything in the future with 50 cent and donald trump? >> maybe we'll do something together. let's do something, write up some good lyrics. >> oh , man. 50! oh, man. >> i'll tell you, it would be interesting. you write up some lyrics. i'm in more of these rap songs. my daughter calls me up, dad, you're in another one. like ten of them. >> that's not a trump exaggeration. he showed rap love and rap showed him love back. continuously invoking trump as the embodiment of success. ing on the song "trump," he raps, he's so rich, people call him donald trump. kendrick lamar raps, he doesn't want to be a dealer, he wants to be a trump. ludacris boasted he has meetings with donald trump, meek mill once explained he gets donald

paul manafort and donald trump had no connection back then. paul manafort, in fact, never worked with donald trump before he became his campaign chairman in 2016. and i think they see that as a great rebuttal to this story. but in offering that confirmed information to back back this allegation that really bothered them, they do raise a whole other way more interesting question. i don't know and i don't really care whether paul manafort was the target of blackmail while running a campaign. but what's really interesting, the question of how paul manafort ended up being donald trump's campaign manager. who picked him for that? hold on. hold that thought. stay with us. >>> when russia said about trying to influence the presidential election this first year wasn't their first rodeo. they have developed a particular m.o. for disrupting other country's political activities. in our presidential election, 17 intelligence agencies say we all got to see russia at work, undermining our election at work here in the united states in 2016, trying to help do

>> i think it is hurting donald trump. what struck me over the last week was republicans on the hill who have been bending over backwards in senate and congress to give donald trump the benefit of the doubt. starting to break ranks. mitch mcconnell on the sunday shows suddenly wouldn't support the immigration ban the way it was, certainly wouldn't support donald trump about vladimir putin where he seemed to say putin is a killer, but so are u.s. presidents, so what's the difference? liz chaineney, daughter of dick cheney, had a tweet criticizing trump's comments on putin. when you talk to republican members of congress, they were saying, look, we want to give him the benefit of the doubt. i think 2 1/2 weeks in, republican members are getting pretty nervous that he's not getting it straightened out. >> if you heard rustling, we were trying to fix bill's mike. i hope all the sound came through because he was making some pretty good points. the president is also talking about negative polls and fake news. what he's doing is

trump a few weeks ago and clearly donald trump was impressed by him. conservatives like his track record on federal bench when it comes to religious liberty, separation of powers and he wrote a book saying he didn't believe the law supported assisted suicide. here's what donald trump had a h to say about the nominee tonight. >> i studied every aspect of his life. he could have had any job at any law firm for any amount of money but what wanted to do was be a judge and uphold our laws and constitution. qualifications of judge gorsuch are beyond zpuchlt he's the man of our country and a man who our country really needs and needs badly to ensure the rule of law and the rule of justice. i would like to thank senate leadership, i only hope that both democrats and republicans can come together for once for the good of the country. >> and also been a lot of comparisons between judge gorsuch and late justice antonin scalia, the seat that he might fill in terms of judicial philosophy. both believed that constitution should be interpreted literally. look at what

sabemos que la orden ejecutiva de donald trump tenÍa 3 elementos claves. implementar una polÍtica racial, donde a base del perfil racial, es suficiente para interrogar y comenzar un proceso de deportaciÓn. reinventando el programa llamado , comunidad seguras en las cÁrceles. cualquier persona que va a travÉs del condado serÁ transferido a ice. y 187g que convierte a policÍas en agentes de inmigraciÓn. aquÍ, en milwaukee, en lo que estÁ sucediendo. presentador: te quiero preguntar, cuÁntos personas esperan que asistan a este paro nacional? >> nosotros esperamos que miles de personas salgan este dÍa en huelga general, por lo menos, aquÍ en wisconsin es algo que se hizo el aÑo pasado. cuando no habÍa una alternativa polÍtica. la gente se levantÓ. con eso, encerraron -- cerraron negocios, hicieron un paro laboral, y con eso se derrotÓ el aÑo pasado una ley estatal antiinmigrante. 287g quiere comenzar aquÍ en milwaukee. estamos pidiendo solidaridad que no crezca. presentadora: es entendible que muchas personas no podrÍan faltar del trabajo,

this was donald trump, the president, appearing an awful lot like donald trump the candidate. this is an area where he is confident. where he said he was having fun. we take him at his word on that. he enjoyed this. he could have taken fewer questions. he spoke for over an hour. in addition to russia, where we have heard his denials that he or anyone associated with his campaign had any contacts with russian officials during the campaign. so he said he had no knowledge of that, was not aware of any campaign associates who were in communication with russian intelligence. that's one piece. there is the michael flynn situation. flynn, who had had a call with the russian ambassador during the transition period, same tie that president obama was having the sanctions on russia for its interference in the election, the president today saying he thought flynn did nothing wrong until he didn't tell the truth to others in the white house about this. those are big headlines. here is another one. we spent a number of days talking about the seven-country travel ban that was sent to the cou

i'm not sure that donald trump knows what that is, but i do think donald trump is doing more than criticizing. i think it's unfair to characterize when a senator mcconnell chastises a barack obama or an elizabeth warren chastises a donald trump, with this scenario. and that is because donald trump has gone at the foundations of our democracy. donald trump has literally put out there and tried to scapegoat these judges, if, and that's a big if, if any terror attack happens in this country. that sews distrust in the judiciary. this is not a simple -- and i have to piggy back on sally's statement, this is not a simple criticism of one judge or another. and i think that donald trump is just setting a bad precedent here. i think that moving forward, we'll let the courts play out and senator mcconnell said the same thing on sunday. you let the courts play out, shake down the way it shakes and we'll see what happens. >> let's move on now. i want to talk about something else. last week nordstrom announced that it's dropping ivanka trump's clothing line, citing 39i declining sales that came after boyc

this support by donald trump on social media. so perhaps the president's approval rating is higher today than some of the polls are showing. on the other hand, the negative barrage does continue, and it's incumbent on the president, frankly to out communicate this critics. he still has the bully pulpit and he can still do that. >> host: can you talk about your earl introduction to donald trump. through saw him as potentially becoming president some day. a very long time ago. can you talk about what happened there and where you got that feeling. >> guest: sure. this first person to imagine a trump presidency was not me but was former president richard nixon. i was working for nixon doing political chores in his post presidential years and he met donald trump in george steinbrenner's box of yankee stadium and they hit off. he called me the next day and he said, well, i met your man. i got to tell you, he's got it. he could really good all the way. >> host: he said that? >> guest: and then days later he dropped a note, which i repro

he's voted for all of donald trump's nominees so far. but, the prevailing feeling in the party right now is we want to play by republican rules. >> so you're saying that would mean no hearings -- >> i think there will be hearings. i'm not sure, nobody knows yet, steve. i think there will be hearings and there should be hearings. i don't think we should be as savage as republicans were to garland. let the democrats lay out how extreme, let the republicans talk about his greatness. in the end, they'll use the filibuster to deny him 60 votes. i don't think he gets 60. >> and jack reid on earlier, that's pretty much what he was saying. he was thinking this is going. sarah flores and let me ask you about it, look, republicans, it was basically a year ago almost to the day antonin scalia passed away. president obama picked a replacement, republicans wouldn't even hold hearings if democrats turn around and behave pretty much the same way right now, is it a case of fair is fair? >> well, voters had that decision to make in november, and accordin

then along came donald trump. and his two aides happened to be two of my friends, steve bannon and stephen miller. [applause] and the three of them put together this inaugural address pitches a confrontation, it's the first time a confrontation with the racist left of the identity politics. remember the honor roll, donald trump said if we are loyal to our country, we will be loyal to each other. if you open your heart to patriotism, there will be no room for prejudice. we are black and brown and white, but we believe patriotic red. the american idea is the antithesis of identity politics which is now the ideology and all of the universities and schools. the american idea is the exact opposite. it's that all people are created equal by their creator and endowed with the same inalienable rights the government cannot take away. everybody is to be judged on their merits and not on their origin, racial, whatever. i don't even know how to say gender or religion. [laughter] that's the american idea. but we face each othe

donald trump elected. and i have just desire to get donald trump elected. and i havejust given sergey desire to get donald trump elected. and i have just given sergey bubka insta nces and i have just given sergey bubka instances where president would be talking about russian activity and we have had nothing from the white house. if there are questions, we have just seen a press conference in the last hour where he only took two questions. one was from a christian broadcast network and the other was from a newspaper called townhall. not one of the mainstream media outlets. is he ducking the issue? yes, i think he is. there have been three press conferences in a row in which the president has only called on conservative news outlets. previous press conferences with heads of state, the president would call on the newswires, independent, nonpolitical news organisations like reuters and associated press, and they would be the ones who got the question. this is a definite departure. it means the american public

donald trump says he wa nts to appointment. donald trump says he wants to pick someone pro life. that will make abortion rights and pro—choice activists unhappy. some of the people are gathering outside the us supreme court right now and these are pictures. they are women rights activists and pro—choice groups as well as lgbtq writes organisations. —— rights. you ask me about the balance of the supreme court. there are ninejustices. before scalia's death, he was a conservative. there are phaedra —— five conservative and four democrat. now we have a slightly conservative leaning court. if any of the three justices nearing their 80s retire anytime soon, donald trump could make it even more conservative. but the wallaby supreme court is trying to make a stand and divisive issues. that is why we are seeing some protesters gathering outside the supreme court. many people will be absolutely delighted with this, we should point out. we have already heard from people like paul ryan, the speaker of the house, he said this was a phenomenal choice. other republicans are supporti

, his name is donald trump. for those people finding it difficult to come to terms with brexit and leaving the european union -- that is what the people decided. for those who find it difficult to understand that the american people have voted for donald trump, get over it because he is president of the united states. all i would say for all of us -- and this actually includes myself -- is that we have to ask ourselves, why is it that people got so left behind that they made a democratic decision that they had, which we think we can't understand. how could you possibly vote for brexit or donald trump? the fact is that the people have. .hese were the forgotten people just like we have forgotten people in the united kingdom there are forgotten people in the united states. they packed the stadium on saturday to cheer donald trump after his first months in the presidency because actually, they like what he says. we may not like some of the things that he says and i certainly don't like some of the things that he sai