donald trump's lawyers. and today he has no doubt created sheer panic in donald trump's very fragile mind and in the week and fragile mind of michael cohen because of what michael avenatti said on msnbc tonight. you will hear that in a moment but here's what he tweeted late last night. it was a photograph of a dvd if a picture is worth a thousand words, what's this worth? i was one of many a bit confused by that tweet. and then they said it must have prove a relationship with stormy daniels and donald trump. and then tonight he clarified what his tweet meant in the most painful, possible terms for donald trump. >> let me tell you this, chris, that dvd contains evidence of this relationship. let me tell you why i sent the tweet. i sent the tweet as a warning shot to michael cohen and any other supporter to the president and the president himself to the extent they plan on disparaging my client, lying about what happened or spinning facts that have no basis in reality after this "60 minute" interview, let that

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we don't need to listen to donald trump. donald trump needs to listen to the screams of the children in this nation. >> we don't respect you because you have sen. in front of your name. >> reporter: joining me is kyle with his message about reaching across the aisle to find a real solution. you had a busy day in washington dc, met with lots of senators, congressmen and the president and the first lady. >> we started the day trying to talk to every senator individually and that the end of the day it was a surprise to meet potus. jillian: what was it like? >> quite amazing. she was so maternal and loving and caring and brought me to the oval office and i waited for donald trump and we shook hands and talked for a while. heather: what a great opportunity. senators and congressmen you were speaking with, the coverage on twitter, some things they were saying about your visit, remarkable that you were trying to reach across the aisle to both sides and come up with a solution which is what we need. >> i talked to sen. murphy, manag

the only person not fired by donald trump is donald trump. i don't think anything is dwo going to happen in terms of personnel changes. i think there are interesting theories about what generated the leak. >> go ahead. >> the two main competing theories, if it's not donald trump, seem to be one the national security establishment is upset about the fact that trump cozies up to putin at every opportunity. and the other is people's vanity has been wounded by the notion they put this briefing paper in front of donald trump, they told him do not congratulate and then he disregarded his advise. again, like you said, the people who complain about leaks are usually leakers. and it's the argument on principle that he's too upset about putin, or the argument on vanity for ignoring my advice, it's usually vanity. >> or it can be both. upset the advice wasn't followed but also believe it was good advice and they want to get the message out that there are people in the white house that don't think like donald trump. >> as we know this white house is a sn

did donald trump sign the agreement, yes or no. answers to those two questions is really going to frame this lawsuit and decide a lot in connection with this case. it doesn't have to drag on for a period of time. he never signed the agreement, even though he knew about it, therefore she's free to speak. if the white house or mr. cohen has any evidence that he signed the agreement, they should be dissim nating it tonight. let's get it out there. find out if he actually signed the agreement. and at some point, at some point, lawrence, the president of the united states needs to answer the very basic questions relating to his relationship with ms. daniels. he needs to do so just like bill clinton did, just like gary hart did, just like countless other politicians have done over the last 30 years, period. >> i guarantee you viewers are tweeting your questions to donald trump right now. we'll see if you get the answers that way. >> it's been a long day, and suffice it to say i'm not going to be holding my breath. >> thank you for joinin

trump. >> when donald trump jr. is told the russian government is trying to elect your father president, he doesn't say, what do you mean? how can that be? he says, i want to hear this. >> the actual response? >> if it's what you say, i love it. >> the trump camp's explanations were confusing. >> strange and conflicting accounts from the very white house on the meeting donald trump jr. had with a russian lawyer. >> the first explanation has become a focus of the mueller investigation. because it was misleading. >> donald trump jr. told the new york times that the trump tower meeting was primarily about russian adoption. that statement may spell legal trouble for the president, because he helped write it, while flying home from the g-20 summit. >> he weighed in, offered suggestion like any father would do. >> the new york times reported the day after the statement was issued, there was a conference call involving the president. then hope hicks and legal team spokesman -- >> donald trump -- >> the trump tower e-mails

he went to donald trump and said he was resigning. he hoped it would be a graceful , as, but shortly thereafter air force one sat on the tarmac at andrews air force base and rain, you may recall that donald trump tweeted that reince priebus was out in general john kelly was in. host: ian in oceanside, new york. you up first. caller: i would like to touch on general john kelly sitting there. he still carries 63% or maybe even more. we're going to sit down with north korea. if it doesn't work out, at least it's a first step. general kelly when asked questions from the press, he said you people dedicate your question straight. general kelly said this guy is right on point and doing fine. now 62% of the conservative things he push for within his first year, even with the fbi the militarized just like barack did with the blm going after people like cliven bundy and the irs, which cliven bundy was let go and the irs had to pay out, weaponize everything. we are learning everything now and everything's saying don't tweet. tweeting is new tech

trump he wil donald trump, and he is focusing re. year on imagery but in the anybody ever wins during a trade war. over the trade war regarding the trade war and long some trade war. he does not understand the complexity of the market. he is correct that american cars have a higher tariff in europe. but it is great lent -- but it is the craig that does have the commitment to tariffs in airs. s. could get tariff lookij to europe . it looks like the charlie's to accept the first trade tariffs ♪ be poor in a rich country. in a single night in 2017, there were more than half a million homeless people in the u.s. how did it come to this? if you only work hard enough, and are willing to keep learning, you can achieve anything. or so says the american dream. in 2014, the average income in the states was $66,100, which sounds quite high. but if you look a little closer, for half of the country's adults -- so around 117 million people

about trump because donald trump this is the truth off it. donald trump has -- shown us that no matter what you think about the guy, strength and vulnerables of the american political process his presidency is different than any before it. and the big question is, does it the gipping of something else or is it a no, anomaly and piepgd t today because we have the smartest trump watchers in the country with us. at this point when you're not checking your phones and stuff likeea that, you're focused so m going to ask them the core question upfront and start with katy. and by the way, not to insult guys on panel but everyone i talked to outside said is this the katy tur panel? [laughter] [applause] thank you. katy is written an incredible unbelievable. i have -- i read the book, and i've taught a little bit of journalism in my life and i'll tell you flat out it is interesting as it regards donald trump it is a textbook for young people coming into journal i. todays. it really tells you the reality because she katy opens up in and is very, very ho

has been very effectively insulting the intelligence of donald trump and donald trump's lawyers. here is michael avenatti last night on this program. >> that was a catastrophic mistake on their part. and the reason it is because -- and i don't want to get too far down in the weeds. but under the federal arbitration act, which is what the federal court is going to apply when determining whether to send the case to arbitration, we get expedited discovery relating to whether there was an actual agreement. and we're -- we are entitled to a trial on that issue. >> so you get discovery you. get donald trump under oath in a deposition discovery just on the matter of was there an agreement? >> correct. >> oh, boy. okay. that's a trap. that sounds like a trap to me. >> so we laid that trap. and they stepped right in the center of it. >> right. that was me learning something on tv. it doesn't happen that off. but michael avenatti out the me a few things. friday night on "hardball," michael avenatti cold chris matthews that he was firing a warning shot, quote, to michael cohen and any other

> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump is a cancer! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: pretty clear. not a cancer, he's a gem ini. i get what you're saying. i feel there's so much tension between stormy daniels and the president right now. and i hate it when couples fight. if you would be willing i'd be happy to have you on the show to be mediator. i don't know about you, but i'm still rooting for those two crazy kids. [cheers and applause] according to forbes magazine the president's preferred magazine to be spanked with, trump's net worth is down by a whopping $400 million he used to be 544th richest now down to 566. i guess when you own bunch of hotel and golf courses with your name on it making the world hate you not a great business strategy but today was at a key note in washington, d.c. what a speech he gave. >> latino community embodies the pioneering spirit of america. we're a nation th

you know donald trump like i know donald trump and believe me i have experienced working for state service for 40 years and this guy is not going to accomplish anything because he doesn't have a clue on how it is done and it used to be that people that work was moved up and then they went to the hierarchy of government in today it is anybody that it doesn'the pan out what experience they have or don't have. you are right on the money. >> host: mr. whipple, what you think? >> caller: let m >> guest: one of the things i have learned in researching this book is that in hollywood they say nobody knows anything? in washington, no one learns anything. as i say donald trump is not the first president to come into office thinking that he was the smartest guy in the room and had all the answers. it's taking him longer than most presidents to figure out if he ever figures it out that you have to do certain things to be able to govern effectively. it has happened with some other presidents and it took jimmy carter to enough years to appoint a white house chief and empower one to get anything done and

, and donald trump never signed the agreement. the confidentiality agreement is now an exhibit in stormy daniels's lawsuit against donald trump. paige 5 of the agreement lists four names of people who stormy daniels said already knew about her relationship with donald trump before she signed this agreement. according to a cnn report, the second name on that list, angel ryan is the actress jessica drake, who is one of the women who came forward during the presidential campaign accusing donald trump of kissing her without permission and offering her $10,000 in exchange for sex. the same year that donald trump began his relationship with stormy daniels. and right around the same time. as i mentioned last night with stormy daniels' lawyer, the confidentiality agreement also contains some stunning details about exactly what donald trump is trying to keep secret, including video images, still images, and information about donald trump's sexual conduct, as well as this, which is the bombshell phrase in the confidentiality agreement, quot

tower meeting with donald trump himself at that meeting, as we report, donald trump gives the first hints to agalarov who no doubt passed it on to the kremlin that donald trump was planning to run for president in 2016. >> and there's another key piece of this, another chapter of the book. in 2015, it's been reported that donald trump, while he was running for president, he ha had a scootecret, he didn't tell anybody. the secret was he was trying once again to do a deal through an intermediary. this time he wasn't working with the agalarovs, he was working with a company who said he had experience doing this and said he owned the company. he didn't own the company. three offshore companies owned the company. you might want to the look at that. and again he brings us back to the steele dossier that's dismissed or disregarded. but one of the things he writes in the first memo is for years moscow has tried to coopt and cultivate donald trump by dangling business deals in front of him. here are two deals, one while he's running for president. >> i want to read one passage from the book

investigation impressed donald trump. the decision to hire joseph digenova apparently provoked john dowd to quit last week. john dowd is a real, live practicing criminal defense lawyer, joseph digenova is not. he's a lawyer who's comfortable talking on tv, on fox news, but does not have much recent experience in real courtrooms with real experience. so when president trump meet with joseph digenova and his wife to discuss both of them joining his criminal defense team it didn't go well. reports are after meeting with the husband and wife team on thursday, a person who spoke to the president said trump was less impressed with joseph digenova than he had been while watching the former u.s. attorney on television. big surprise. guy's smarter on fox than he is in real life. so the only remaining member of the trump defense team is jay sekulow. and jay sekulow has no experience in criminal investigations and criminal law and has been functioning primarily for a spokesperson for the trump criminal defense team which does not ha

and also donald trump. but brett stephens, you also made the argument of doing away with a second amendment but then again, you've spent a lot of time at the "new york times" being as provocative as possible. so would you agree with justice stevens to just get rid of the second amendment? >> i think it's an idea that needs to be put on the table. look, we repealed the 18th amendment quite wisely, the 13th and 14th and 15th amendment of the constitution significantly rewrite the body of the constitution, all of us agree that is essential and right. there's a constitutional mechanism for editing the document itself. look, let me ask you and i think this is an important point. when you think about someone like stephen paddock, the murderer in las vegas, he bought an arsenal of ar-15s. what is constitutionally the limiting principle when you have a second amendment that prevents someone like him, no psychiatric record, no -- there are no list of presumed terrorists, from purchasing the kind of arsenal that allo

michael cohen's been through the ringer with donald trump and that's why donald trump trusts him to take care of things for him. perhaps unrelated to this. i will say when it comes to the legal argument, some legal experts have raised when it comes to the initial nondisclosure agreement that has cohen's signature on it, that has stephanie clifford, a.k.a. stormy daniels' signature on it, there is a clause that says and/or. this is something you talked about on the show which may actually undercut to a degree perhaps stormy daniels' case. i would also mention daniels has a new lawyer than she used to have. he's been on our network. you just played the sound bites from him. and they are very aggressive here in going after this and in trying to build a legal case against not just michael cohen, but against the president. and i finally will say that cohen, remember, was very, very careful in the, really the only -- he reached out a bunch of times to michael cohen. to the lawyer that the lawyer has now retained and there has been no comment, for example, on this new reporting or in our report

donald trump podrÍa correr con el mismo riesgo. dice que no busca contratar a un ares abogados de bill clinton. una declaraciÓn de la actriz, tambiÉn lo obligarÍa a hablar de otros temas. ilia: disputan otra polÍtica migratoria del gobierno de donald trump los tribunales, ahora es una demanda contra la cancelaciÓn del tps para emigrantes de cuatro paÍses. los demandantes son los beneficiarios de programa y sus hijos estadounidenses dicen que la decisiÓn de donald trump de cancelar el programa es ilegal y perjudica a las personas. luis: vinieron de boston, de miami, de los angeles y de otros lugares para pelear por su familia con las armas que le da la ley. >>llevamos esta demanda porque las decisiones de terminar el tps para los paÍses fue basado en la discriminaciÓn. luis: el fin de tvs fue basado en --tps es basado en la discriminaciÓn y en el racismo. >>estÁ basado en una ajena racista y antiinmigrante. luis: de la demanda elevada a la corteza prÁctico, depende de el futuro de los beneficiarios y de su familia. dos d

trump and his tone, donald trump and his style. that's the part of the district that's sort of the suburbs of pittsburgh if you're in allegheny county. that's where conor lamb hat to not just whip, but win by a bigger margin. then when we talk about what we associate with this district, you're thinking more like westmoreland county, a bit of washington county, that's the much more republican part of the district. again, the question there then becomes can sa coccone win them over. and donald trump is weighing in on the race, talking about the economy, saying keep it going. this is the message for saccone. >> we have breaking news and then i'll let you ask a question of tom. "the washington post" just at 8:40 a.m., two minutes ago, with this breaking news. trump ousts secretary of state rex tillerson. will replace him with cia director mike pompeo. president trump has ousted secretary of state rex tillerson and replaced him with cia director mike pompeo. >> wow. >> orchestrating a major change to his national security team amid deli

> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump is a cancer! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: pretty clear. not a cancer, he's a gem ini. i get what you're saying. i feel there's so much tension and i hate it when couples 2350i9. i fight. if you would be willing i'd be happy to have you on the show to be mediator. i'm still routing for those two crazy kids [ cheers and applause ] according to forbes magazine the president's preferred magazine to be spanked with, trump's net worth is down by a whopping $400 million he used to be richest now down to 566. i guess when you own bunch of hotel and golf courses with your name on it making the world hate you not a great business strategy but today was at a key note in washington, d.c. what a speech he gave. >> the latino body em bodies the pioneering spirit of america. we're a nation that loves adventure and you love adventure. >> true guillermo? do you love g

but i'm not donald trump. and donald trump is not me. so i'm frightened by the fact -- i'm worried by the fact that donald trump is not the person he thinks he is in terms of diplomacy and won't listen to these advisors and won't have a plan when he goes. that's the concern that i have. this is a dramatic overture that could change the atmosphere on the peninsula, but donald trump is not the man to take advantage of it. >> indeed. thank you very much. you were pushed out of your homeland, but you could never be broken. you walked together. you built your home again. my dna showed that i'm native american, and connected me to cousins who taught me about our tribe. my name is joseph reece, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 10 million new family connections made every day. order your kit at ancestrydna.com i accept i don't i even accept i i used thave a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better th

they said no to donald trump. no, we will not send another representative to congress to support donald trump. republican house members spent the day under paul ryan's order lying to the public about what they think happened in pennsylvania last night. >> i think this was a case of a very strong democrat candidate and a relative basis, a much weaker republican candidate. >> that was the big republican lie of the day. it was the republican candidate's fault. gerrymandered districts are candidate-proof. the republicans gerrymandered that district to the point of illegality so that it would matter who the republican candidate was. what the republicans ran into in pennsylvania's 18th was a big, blue wave that wiped out the republican candidate. the republicans got wiped out, the president got wiped out, the republican president's family got wiped out. and professional republicans know that. privately they're all desperately worried about what happened in pennsylvania last night. this is what each party does when somet

michael cohen's been through the ringer with donald trump and that's why donald trump trusts him to take care of things for him. perhaps unrelated to this. i will say when it comes to the legal argument, some legal experts have raised when it comes to the initial nondisclosure agreement that has cohen's signature on it, that has stephanie clifford, a.k.a. stormy daniels' signature on it, there is a clause that says and/or. this is something you talked about on the show which may actually undercut to a degree perhaps stormy daniels' case. i would also mention daniels has a new lawyer than she used to have. he's been on our network. you just played the sound bites from him. and they are very aggressive here in going after this and in trying to build a legal case against not just michael cohen, but against the president. and i finally will say that cohen, remember, was very, very careful in the -- really the only -- he reached out a bunch of times to michael cohen. to the lawyer that the lawyer has now retained and there has been no comment, for example, on this new reporting or in our repo

you know donald trump like i know donald trump. believe me, i have experienced working for state service for four years. -- 40 years. this guy is not going to accomplish anything because he does not have a clue on how it's done. it used to be that people who worked with state services moved up and then they went to the higher tier of government. today it's anybody. it doesn't depend on what experience they have or don't have. you are right on the money. host: mr. whipple, what do you think? guest: let me just say that one of the things that is not just donald trump -- one of the things that i've learned in researching this book is that you know how in hollywood they say, nobody knows anything. in washington, nobody learns anything. donald trump is not the first president to come in to office thinking that he was the smartest guy in the room and had all the answers. it has taken him longer than most presidents to figure out, if you ever figures out, that you have to do certain things to be able to govern effectively. it has happened

please stop embarrassing donald trump. jared kushner is going to have that wall in the room with him tomorrow. >> he has the wall, he has tariffs, he has the fact that the president has a terrible record and immigration, he still lies about immigration. he lies about people coming across the border. he has a whole agenda here which is frankly racist toward mexicans. you can't just negotiate around that. donald trump hasn't done anything to make the negotiations any easier. the idea you're sending in jared kushner to address these problems, i think is frankly ridiculous. >> thank you both for joining us, really appreciate it. >>> tonight's last word is next. more than a thousand workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the me

trump and donald trump in another tweet said save your energy rex we've go another way and these are only a few issues but i think the most important point is that the two never really got along on a person the level of the never clicked and there have been reports here for a long time that rex tillerson was kept out of the loop of trumps in a circle so question are we going to see a change in foreign policy coming from the white house now. well yes and no and my point here would probably leave much closer in many ways to the on the trumpet i think he sees eye to eye with the president on iran and also korea. when it comes to russia's involvement in the american elections in two thousand and sixteen there also michael pale with all its explicit denouncing the findings of the intelligence community and the cia. has been the boss for more than a year now he always made sure also that he didn't tread too far away from the white house not of donald trump on that we don't know for sure yet and so i think there will be a new approach in the sense that people might have more comfort talking

did donald trump sign the agreement, yes or no. answers to those two questions is really going to frame this law enforceme lawsuit and decide a lot in connection with this case. it doesn't have to drag on for a period of time. he never signed the agreement, even though he knew about it, tlfrp r therefore she's free to speak. if the white house or mr. cohen has any evidence that he signed the agreement, they should be dissim nating it tonight. let's get it out there. find out if he actually signed the agreement. and at some point, at some point, lawrence, the president of the united states needs to answer the very basic questions relating to his relationship with ms. daniels. he needs to do so just like bill clinton did, just like gary hart did, just like countless other politicians have done over the last 30 years, period. >> i guarantee you viewers are tweeting your questions to donald trump right now. we'll see if you get the answers that way. >> it's been a long day, and suffice it to say i'm not going to be holding my breath zb

trump. >> when donald trump jr. is told the russian government is trying to elect your father president, he doesn't say what do you mean? how can that be? he says, "i want to hear this." >> the actual response? >> "if it's what you say, i love it." >> the trump camp's explanations were confusing. >> strange and conflicting responses. >> trump jr. told the the "new york times" it was, quote, a short introductory meeting primarily about russian adoption. cnn reported that president trump helped write the statement while he was flying home from the g-20 summit. >> he weighed in and offered suggestion like any father would do. >> if a misleading statement was put out, the core question is the classic question of intent. were trump administration officials starting with the president himself lying to the public about the nature of his campaign dealings with russia? when the story of the meeting first broke, trump defenders downplayed it. >> i don't know much about it other than it seems to be a big nothing burger. >> thi

the only person not fired by donald trump is donald trump. i don't think anything is going to happen in terms of personnel changes. i think there are interesting theories about what generated the leak. >> go ahead. >> the two main competing theories, if it's not donald trump, seem to be one the national security establishment is upset about the fact that trump cozies up to putin at every opportunity. and the other is people's vanity has been wounded by the notion they put this briefing paper in front of donald trump, they told him do not congratulate and then he disregarded his advise. again, like you said, the people who complain about leaks are usually leakers. and it's the argument on principle that he's too upset about putin, or the argument on vanity for ignoring my advice, it's usually vanity. >> or it can be both. upset the advice wasn't followed but also believe it was good advice and they want to get the message out that there are people in the white house that don't think like donald trump. >> as we know this white house is a snake

we may have nafta, with donald trump reforming it in nafta, with donald trump reforming itina nafta, with donald trump reforming it in a different way. our regional blocs the way in which double tradies are to be governed in the future? i think they have always been there. —— the way in which trade is to be governed. that is the nature of our and of course that make that it is the nature of our organisation. it is easy to manage something is regionally rather than globally. what has historically happened is that those blocks negotiate new tariffs and disciplines, and then they are brought to the wto, when they are harmonised with the other members. —— blocs. that is the waiters or has been. that is not new. —— that is the way it has always been. what is new is the new initiatives. is the same. really it is just about leveraged. include the two two biggest economic powers in the world, the united states, and the new urgent dynamite economy in the world, china, they have leveraged. they can negotiate on their own toes because they are the two most powerful economies in the

donald trump is being defended. if we want to apply the rules that bill clinton put in place, why not? it should be the same standard. >> sean: and bradley interviewed kathleen and paula. he worked with "60 minutes." he was a great reporter. i have a lot of good things to say about him. the tawdry aspects, am i wrong in thinking anderson cooper is creepy? comparing him to jerry springer, that's what i am reminded of. is america understanding this? 22 million people watched last night. a huge number, michelle. i think it was out of curiousity? >> yes, it was like a rubbernecking in front of a train wreck. you can put your smart glasses on and have this veneer, but anderson cooper is no different than stormy daniels in being a strip tease exhibitist. >> i agree with everything michelle said. the way they helped bill clinton survive impeachment. the same thing will happen here. people tuned-in last nice because it was salacious. >> sean: sorry. >> this helps donald trump. >> sean: will we ask questions about journalist

please stop embarrassing donald trump. jared kushner is going to have that wall in the room with him tomorrow. >> he has the wall, he has tariffs, he has the fact that the president has a terrible record and immigration, he still lies about immigration. he lies about people coming across the border. he has a whole agenda here which is frankly racist toward mexicans. you can't just negotiate around that. donald trump hasn't done anything to make the negotiations any easier. the idea you're sending in jared kushner to address these problems, i think is frankly ridiculous. >> thank you both for joining us, really appreciate it. >>> tonight's last word is next. ♪ we the people... are defined by the things we share. and the ones we love. who never stop wondering what we'll do or where we'll go next. we the people who are better together than we are alone... are unstoppable. welcome to the entirely new expedition. i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in, i literally say, ahh. introducing t

and solicit on the trade war, donald trump he wil donald trump, and he is focusing re. year on imagery but in the anybody ever wins during a trade war. over the trade war regarding the trade war and long some trade war. he does not understand the complexity of the market. he is correct that american cars have a higher tariff in europe. but it is grea lent -- but it is the craig that does have the commitment to tariffs in airs. lookijdthamnks to europe . it looks like the charlie's >> welcome to "focus on europe." i'm michelle henery. rarararararararararararararararn indecisive election last september. finally, however, the end could be in sight. in our spepecial broadcacast s week, we take a look at what d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d. after weeks of political wrangling, the fate of the potential coalition between angela merkel's conservatives d the socicial democratic papay members who have a postal ballot on the terms of the agreement.y

when it's donald trump or ben sasse or donald trump and -- or james langford or donald trump or jeff flake or other republicans that jump in or a business person, donald trump's biggest fear is it may be donald trump versus mark cuban in the republican primary. he doesn't want that. in fact, he probably wouldn't run if mark cuban ran in the republican primary and a lot of people around him don't think that will happen. so for now they are with him but there's no doubt that a lot of them, heidi, are going stay at home and let's have a counter for a second, let's talk about counter history here. what if donald trump didn't take to twitter? what if he didn't insult all of his political adversaries and political friends. what if donald trump had had discipline? you would have rick saccone saying we've lowered your taxes, we've made it easier to operate because regulations have been lowered as well and you know isis, that terror group two years ago that we were hearing was going to not only take over the middle east but come to your hometowns and blow you up and blow your children up at s

trump's fear of sharks tell us about donald trump? >> i ask you. >> well, i find it interesting that he watches a documentary about something that he's afraid of, right? wouldn't you not watch the -- >> he'd be so terrified and he's watching it like riveted. >> so he's taking pleasure in something that he's very afraid of. that's, if i was hayis therapis. >> which you're not. >> which i'm not, for the record, i'm thankful. that would be a big, big piece of work. >> what is it, something he can't control? >> lawyers? >> lawyers are sharks. you had the whole answer. great. liz plank, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for being you. >>> up ahead, white house lawyers reviewing some loans to jared kushner's own family companies. and later, they called him a low-level coffee boy. new reporting on a guilty trump aide who had contact all the way to steve bannon and new collusion questions. the wife of that cop fessnfessep aide. >>> and the senate committee demanding mark zuckerberg come and speak. that ahead. where are we taking him? i ha

has invested in donald trump and donald trump has invested in russia. what we did not find out, because the republicans were unwilling to subpoena the records, was whether these ties converged and went from business to political at the time donald trump was running for president. the american people deserve to know what the russians have exactly on donald trump. >> well, and it would seem to me that the republicans on your committee, even if they don't take your word for it, might take steve bannon's word for it who reportedly said to "fire and fury" author michael wolff, that the money laundering went right through manafort to jared and that was how andrew weissmann of the mueller investigation was ultimately going to get donald trump. it was not a partisan issue. i wonder if you will go so far as to say the republican members on your committee were engaged in trying to cover up the truth of this transaction in coming out. >> they were, nicolle. that is exactly what they did. they made claims all along there was no collusion, but we saw strong evidence

india and donald trump, jr. to the president are creating conflicts of interest in the white house and corrupting the presidency. we will speak with reporter anjali kamat. plus, was "professor who sued cambridge analytica in an attempt to recover his personal information from the controversial data mining company accused of harvesting the data of more than 50 million facebook users without your permission. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president donald trump said thursday national security adviser h.r. mcmaster is resigning and will replace it with john bolton, a foreign policy hawk who has openly backed war against iran and north korea. bolton will take over the position on april 9 and will not need to be confirmed by the senate. in 2005 and 2006, bolton served as u.s. ambassador to the united nations after president george w. bush named him to the post as a recess appointment amid fears he would not be confirmed by the s

trump he wil donald trump, and he is focusing re. year on imagery but in the anybody ever wins during a trade war. over the trade war regarding the trade war and long some trade war. he does not understand the complexity of the market. he is correct that american cars have a higher tariff in europe. but it is great lent -- but it is the craig that does have the commitment to tariffs in airs. s. could get tariff lookij to europe . it looks like the charlie's to accept the first trade tariffs narrator: join "town hall los angeles" as we explore the timeliest issues facing our regionitith top expeperts. ask your questions to those who shape southern california. we're la''s largestst and most established publilic forum anand always remain nonpartisan. in our 80-year history, we've hosted over 5,000 speakers from politics to technology to entertainment. visit our websitite to see o our upcominig speakekers and joioin as a memer foror exclusive discountsts and evevents. yourur community, your isissues, yoour voice.. zavala: hello, i'm val

nader be giving up on donald trump? >> well, you noo know, i think particular story and george nader's role in it is going to be one of the bridges where russia was not just directly communicating -- you don't establish a back channel through the crown prince of united emirates and meet down in the seychelles with an oligarch just to shake hands and have a beer for 30 minutes like eric prince said. this has to be something much deeper than communications. more than likely, it's going to involve money, whether it was an illicit money transfer or some other form of remuneration that was going to happen, it had to be coordinated through a third party to the campaign. interesting point, this is also something that sort of gets around u.s. intelligence. the united arab emirates is an ally. eric prince, even though he's involved in the uae, he lives there, i know, i lived near him when i lived there, but i think that they thought that they could get a methodology where money could flow through allies and would not be identifi

brexit, donald trump's election. there two a lot of people these events are inexplicable people looking for out this happened. now they're saying cambridge analytica was able to hack people's mind and got them to vote with donald trump with the right message. with you talk to people who have dealt with cambridge analytica and campaigns, they say it seems to be useless. they had to use it in order to get their money for the campaign. i think that facebook has failed to uphold privacy standards in various ways, it's recently for people to be upset about that and make clangs. i think this is important being a political phenomenon i think people are overstating how large the facts are. >> cambridge analytica, it said it's using non-u.s. citizens, basically in some of those advisory roles in political campaigns. foreign nationals are not permitted to quote directly or indirectly participate in a decision making process of a campaign, although they can play lesser roles. what sort of impact will this have related to cambri

is it good for donald trump individually and for his business? is it not good for donald trump. and so if you look at things going forward through that lens, he'll be much easier to understand. >> by the way, one quick follow-up on that. on the day that you're the one on his mind or the two or three or four or five days, he talks about you very bruntly. bluntly. and should we think of that as an accomplishment or a failure or? what is that? [laughter] >> it's, it's a mixed honor. some people will say that's the greatest honor, to have donald trump insult you. [laughter] >> in front of 10,000 people. >> however many people it is. listen, i think if he's on your radar because you've done something he does not like, it's not a bad thing, i guess, because he often doesn't like the truth. and if you're telling the truth and he calls you out for telling the truth, i mean, thank you for confirming that i'm telling the truth, basically. [laughter] [applause] >> katie tur. josh or what green -- joshua green. by the i way, before we get to joshua because he's a rocking good guy, you know,

trump's lawyer. >> and to donald trump because, of course, that is the sort of idea that the donald trumps of the world maintain. you can't rape your wife. and the thing, of course, that we're in the discussion of michael cohen and the hush money and all the rest. we're forgetting that donald trump, of course, has now put his name to this suit against stephanie clifford, even though he -- or there is denial that such sexual relationship ever existed, and he is not party to the agreement. so i think we should all -- if it's that easy to get 130 grand out of donald trump, i'm going to say i had sex with him. >> the question is how many of these nondisclosure agreements are out there and how many involve paternity. thank you both for joining us tonight. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the supreme court once again today crushed pennsylvania republicans' attempts to gerrymander districts. that means the bigging blue wave started last week in pennsylvania is looking bigger and bigger and bigger in pennsylvania and for democrats around the country in the house of representative

is that what donald trump is doing today? that is what i have been warning people to be careful about. but is that what donald trump is doing today? i do not know what he is doing. you have to ask him, not me. you do know what he is doing. i know what he has announced. what he has announced — the purpose or the intention of those announcements is speculation. you can speculate as much as i can. well, you view matters more than mine. if we stick, for now, to the detail of the metals tariffs, that is the 25% on steel and the 10% on aluminium, are those, in your opinion, and your view, illegal under the rules of the wto? the only body that can answer that question is the is the dispute settlement body of the wto. question is the is the dispute until that body offers an opinion or finds or makes a determination on that, no one is entitled to say whether those are consistent or not with wto obligations. we haven't come to that point yet. it is very interesting to me that you refuse to condemn what so many other observers and exp

who criticize donald trump. now essentially trying to de denegrate the fbi. >> this comes out of an older playbook, kgb playbook. four-point plan for how propaganda and agents were to operate against the cia and u.s. law enforcement. first was to use activities that would demoralize, discredit or disinform about their operations. then they would go after individual agents. then they would go after their leadership. donald trump is literally playing by the russian playbook on this. you know, i've joked from time to time it appears there's some russian advisory team in the white house. he has learned this on his own. he understands that there's value in doing this. what he is doing is completely dismantling law enforcement. he plays that little trick where he says, but i'm not talking about the line officers of the fbi. i'm just talking about your corrupt leadership. this is the corrupt leadership that took us through 9/11, the quote, unquote, corrupt leadership that caught spies and helps us capture terrorists ev