but john bolton, i like your show, john bolton is nothing but a war hawk, military extra complex person that eisenhower warned us about these people. the fact that world war i into, we've been the world's policeman. we got involved in these in korea, and vietnam, that wasn't a skirmish but these wars in the middle east and all, thanks to the the terry complex, it is times we dream bring our troops home, keep the military strong. make it even stronger if we have to. if you mess with us, it will be the blast last person you're with. he understands that? it's time americans courage to come together this president has been ridiculed by the media democratic party and both of the providers, the media and democratic party, i am sick and tired of hearing this about donald trump is a racist, he's divided this country, he tried to bring us together but because the election wasn't what they wanted, for the past -- they are talking about another possible impeachment. this guy, and pelosi, schumer, they've got to go. these people have to vote these people out. we got to come together and make a deci

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john bolton's book is debunked by none other than john bolton. >> simon & schuster, the publisher, saying the attempts to block the release of the book are too little, too late. there are thousands of copies of it that have already been distributed around the world, getting ready to be put on bookshelves, bookstore shelves, on tuesday. plus, we pretty much know everything that's in it, and, harris, you've got to wonder if the white house and the department of justice continuing to go after both and when we already know what's in the book may just be giving it more publicity. harris? >> harris: well, if you delay it, he doesn't get his money right away. so that's part of it, as well. >> that's true. >> harris: john roberts, good to see you. thank you. "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace now. he's the author of "the new york times" best seller, "countdown 1945." a behind-the-scenes account of the run-up to the u.s. bombing of hiroshima. chris, good to see you. the white house discrediting john bolton. will that work as a strategy? >> well, look, either you are going to believe john bolto

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what would you tell the president about john bolton's reaction -- john bolton's revelations and what john bolton's revelations tell us about this president? >> what they tell us about this president is he's the most corrupt person who has ever felt the office and that he fundamentally betrayed his oath to the american constitution. the president of the united states wears a 35 word oath from george washington through dobnad trump to preserve and protect the united states. we've had good presidents and great presidents. we've had mediocre presidents, bad presidents, awful presidents, crooked presidents. but we have never had a president who has so willfully failed in his oath of office to defend the country. and that is the calamity of the trump presidency. >> steve, also this weekend, jeffrey berman standing up to the attorney general and the president in what they were attempting to do with the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan, that truly is the biggest thing that happened this weekend and the strongest move against trump corruption that we've seen in a while. berman being able t

they're assembling sound of john bolton on tape, john bolton talking about supporting the president. we'll show that to you. will it work to undercut john bolton? "the hill" media reporter joe concha is all over this one just ahead. stay there ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey ♪ yeah (vo) at whether on the track,that exhor the everyday drive.ty, today, that philosophy extends to how we connect with you. we call it, audi at your door. whether a remote test drive, shopping, trade-in, or even service pickup, audi at your door can do this and more at participating dealers. the premium audi dealership experience, on your terms. audi at your door. tums ver(bell rings)la stick when heartburn hits fight back fast... ...with tums chewy bites... beat heartburn fast tums chewy bites ♪ elizabeth: welcome back. john bolton really slamming president trump and his new memoir. white house social media director dan scovino hitting back, showing numerous times bolton praised trump in the past before he was fired. look at this. >> president trump accomplished what other leaders

bolton on a lot of these issues and so i'm so much surprised that john bolton seems surprised or maybe he's feigning surprise i'm not sure james kirchick that now here are some of the other stories making news this hour facebook has removed by u.s. president donald trump's reelection campaign the ads contain a symbol that was used in nazi germany facebook has repeatedly drawn fire for its hands off approach to political speech but released a statement saying these trumped campaign messages violated their policy on organized tight. australian prime minister scott morrison says the country is on the cyber attack from a foreign state. he says all levels of government critical infrastructure and essential services are being targeted a strenuous public broadcast of the i.p.c.c. reports that federal agencies believe china is behind the attacks or used. brazil's covert 19 at the damage continues to spread according to the ministry of health the country will soon top 1000000 confirmed infections and 50000 deaths brazil is harm to the world's worst outbreak outside the us. a german run ship has

he gave john bolton the opportunity to come in. he ultimately saw that that personnel decision did not work out and fired him. i think that it was wise of the president to look at someone who had a different view but then ultimately said it did not work out. i worked directly with the president as one of his personal attorneys. and he does absolutely want viewpoints from a lot of different perspectives. he takes that into consideration and he takes a lot of advice from a lot of different voices. that is one of the things i sincerely respect about him. he is willing to listen to people who disagree with his first impression or first instinct. i think he was absolutely right withy it did not work out john bolton. bolton came across last night as a disgruntled ex-employee who was self-serving. host: do you think john bolton should be concerned about legal action from the justice department or from the president? guest: i will not get ahead of the president on that. i think the judge, in his although all of the books were already distr

what would you tell the president about john bolton's reaction -- john bolton's revelations and what john bolton's revelations tell us about this president? >> what they tell us about this president is he's the most corrupt person who has ever felt -- held the office and that he fundamentally betrayed his oath to the american constitution. the president of the united states wears a 35 word oath from george washington through donald trump to preserve and protect and defend the constitution to have united states. we've had good presidents and great presidents. we've had mediocre presidents, bad presidents, awful presidents, crooked presidents. but we have never had a president who has so willfully failed in his oath of office to defend the country. and that is the calamity of the trump presidency. >> steve, also this weekend, jeffrey berman standing up to the attorney general and the president in what they were attempting to do with the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan, that truly is the biggest thing that happened this weekend and the strongest move against trump corruption that we

is so john bolton's book is debunked by nonother than john bolton. -- none other than john bolton. if you thought comey was the most disliked man in america, i think john bolton has now taken that title. lou: and as caylee mci neighborny pointed out, it's not only the white house and other republicans condemning bolton's actions. there's also rising outrage from the left. >> it is worth reminding everyone during all of in that john bolton is making his claim in -- these claims in his book, and he's trying to el books. >> the price the country had to pay -- >> after selling out his constitutional duty for $2 million, the book is now scheduled to be published next week -- >> and now bolton is attempting to literally cash in on beif trail of his country. >> i don't want to -- [inaudible] that was a substitute for testifying before congress. lou: bolton a tool now for the left and hardly appreciated. they hate him every bit as much for not taking part in their impeachment inquiry and all too happy to spread the most disparaging lies of his book about president trump. the left, the nati

john bolton the scandal of trumps foreign policy. he writes trump's conversations with xi, referring to the chinese president, reflected not only the incoherence in his trade policy also the confluence in trump's mind of his own political interests and u.s. national interests. trump co-pling manied permit and national not just on trade questions but across the whole field of national security. i'm hard pressed to identify any significant trump decision during my white house tenure that wasn't driven by re-election calculations. now, martha radditz with abc news has the first sitdown interview with the former national security adviser that will air sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. network released a clip of her interview. here is john bolton talking about vladimir putin's perception of president trump. >> how would you describe trump's relationship with vladimir putin? >> i think putin thinks he can play him like a fiddle. i think putin is smart, tough. i think he sees that he's not faced with a serious adversary here. i don't think

thing if we subpoenaed john bolton. that would have drawn out litigation, as we have seen in the don mcghan case, in other cases, for months and months and months. and remember, the conduct that we were talking about here is the president's efforts to cheat in the upcoming election this fall. we didn't have time to wait months and months and months to play out in the courts, we would have been past the election, it would have been irrelevant by the time we were finished. so we made the decision, chairman schiff did in particular, we were not going to subpoena bolton because it was just going to go to court and that was a waste of our time. >> so jeremy bash, let alone the fact that it appears john bolton let fiona hill and several other american patriots who testified before congress and put themselves out there, just let them hang on their own, which is just unbelievable to me. i just have to ask, if you witness a president telling a leader that a prison camp is a good idea or if you witness a -- if you are in the room

. >> one of the issues with the john bolton book the room where it happened was the prepublication review by the government. the director of the national security archive at george washington university and joining us on book tv to talk about the prepublication review system. how did this develop? >> and in the 1970s where former cia agents sent in a manuscript of his experience with the cia they came back and said there is 339 passages you have to delete to review the national security information. they went to court and fight. and at the end of the day the publisher put out the book with white spaces for the 30 in bold spaces and at than object lesson and that is the review board process. >> but to go through that review process he did submit before publishing the book. to. and risking his realty the supreme court upheld the seizure of all royalties because he did not give the book to the cia for review. now smith and the government argued and admitted his book did not contain any classified information it was the abandonment of the south the one - - south vietnamese and the government

john bolton says he quit. on the day john bolton was fired or quit, i said that john bolton would immediately cash in his chipping for a big book deal, which is what he has done. and after selling out his constitutional duty for $2 million, the book is now scheduled to be published next week while donald trump's justice department makes a desperate and unprecedented attempt to block the book's publication in court. according to "the new york times" and washington post reporters who have read the book, it is simply a confirmation of what we already know, donald trump is hopelessly ignorant. he did not know what the united kingdom has nuclear weapons. he did not know that finland is a real country and not part of russia. like other books from reporting inside the trump white house, it contains a vast catalog comments on trump stupidities. calling the president an f'ing moron. and john bolton's book quotes the current secretary of state saying donald trump is, quote, full of crap is the word i'll say on tv. the b

john bolton says he quit. on the day john bolton was fired or quit last year, i said that john bolton would immediately cash in his chips for a big book deal, which is what he has done. and after selling out his constitutional duty for $2 million, the book is now scheduled to be published next week while donald trump's justice department makes a desperate and unprecedented attempt to block the book's publication in court. according to "the new york times" and "washington post" reporters who have read the book, it is simply a confirmation of what we already know, donald trump is hopelessly ignorant. he did not know that the united kingdom has nuclear weapons. he did not know that finland is a real country and is not part of russia. like other books reporting from inside the trump white house, it contains a vast catalog of trump's stupidities. the first secretary of state calling the president an f'ing moron. and john bolton's book quotes the current secretary of state saying donald trump is, quote, full of crap

john bolton's never been elected to anything. donald trump got elected to be president to stand up to china, to reduce american military footprint around the world, and he has fought tooth and nail whether it's john bolton or the generals of the military, he's fought tooth and nail to try to make good on those promises. did that help -- doesn't help him get reelected? of course. that's how politics work and that's how democracy is supposed to work until cinda john bolton pooh-pooh it and say he's unfit for office, it really does call into question his wisdom. the biggest question for me as i don't know why donald trump hired the guy the first place. i know why john bolton wanted to work for him. he wanted to undermine him. but i don't know why trump hired him in the first place. >> bret: that was quite a little rant, charlie. let me bring in jason. the polls out today, speaking of the election, the choice for president, we put them up before. 50-38 and registered voters in our new poll. biggest motivation and the vote for preside

let's talk about john bolton. you say he had an axe to grind, he's a liar, the president has called him a dope and pompeo has called him a traitor. why did the president appoint him to be his national security adviser? >> i don't know why he was appointed? i was at the office of management and budget at the time, but i do know why he was ultimately fired, and that's because he simply became -- the president welcomed and still does welcome folks who disagree with him. i disagree with him on spending, for example, when i ran the office of management and budget. you don't have to agree with the president 100% of the time in order to work well with him. but at the end of his tenure with the administration, it was obvious that john bolton and the president were dramatically misaligned. john bolton was interested in more military action in venezuela, interested in more military action in iran, interested in more military action in korea and the president of the united states simply was not. and those two things were sim

john bolton is really fun to talk to. he is a supersmart guy. >> harris: he was a coworker of ours. >> kennedy: some of his policy and his worldview is so incredibly dangerous that i was shocked that the president put him in his administration in the first place, because john bolton would love to blow up everything. that is why the left hates him. they consider him to be a murderer. the president has been very adamant about wanting to end these endless incursions in the middle east. john bolton would like to blow up iran, china, and north korea, and that would just be his appetizer. >> harris: you know, guy, kennedy brings up a good question. why do you think the president did choose him? it sounds like pretty quickly the president figured out he was not actually his choice after all. he wanted to move on. >> guy: could be that the president consumes a fair amount of cable news, particularly one channel, and john bolton was a fixture on that channel and says smart things and has a lot of information at his fingertips. the

the big problem for john bolton's that is not how it works. he forgot that no one elected him to anything and it was donald trump and donald trump's agenda that mattered within the white house. >> she's flatly wrong on that. i think the duty the senior official owes is to the constitution and the people of the united states. we are not a feudal society, this is not the middle ages, we don't know people to an individual, particularly one who routinely undercuts his own advisors in conversations with other people. the president has talked about almost everything in this book at one level or another and often simply not told the truth. if the deal is the president gets to say whatever he wants in the american people don't get to hear the truth that is the kind of society you want? >> on the flipside you have house speaker nancy pelosi saying you chose profit over patriotism and here's what adam schiff said. >> what john bolton has demonstrated and the length and degree that he indicts donald trump he also indicts himself because there were people

house nancy pelosi has echoed john bolton's comments saying she too believes he's proven he is unfit to be in the white house president trump is clearly ethically unfit and intellectually unprepared to be the president of the united states that doesn't seem to matter to the republicans and the united states senate didn't fim to matter to john bolton he chose royalty over lot over patriotism live now to the white house and our correspondent who's been turning the pages for us the past couple of hours alan fischer because john bolton is an ideologue of that bits of the party that he engages with alan is it your sense that this might actually get to trump's base they might listen to this. i think is unlikely i mean donald trump approval ratings stay around 4445 percent and don't change very much sometimes they go up but it's normally around that level and that is the core of what was the republican party is no the party of trump they believe that he is if not one of them certainly the greatest president in modern times and they will not be swayed by whether john bolton publishes a book

to john bolton. "axios" reporting that it got a first look at upcoming memoir from white house press secretary sarah sanders. sarah sanders writes during president trump's state visit to london last year, that bolton was classic case of senior white house official drunk on power who forgot nobody elected him to anything. welcome back to the show, media research center founder, brent bozell. great to have you back on. what do you think of the media coverage of these stories? sarah sanders often acted like bolton was the president, pushing an agenda contrary to president trump's. >> look at history. john bolton up until last fall, in eyes of media political equivalent of covid-19. they presented him as knuckle dragging fire-breathing crow mag none. he turned on president. suddenly all forgiven and now he is the hero. abc, he was on there for an hour this is something you give to celebrity unless it is a person attacking donald trump. the last person somebody got that, treatment was, james comey, when h

look john bolton's 'd friends i've written a lot about john bolton over the years particularly back in 20042005 when he was trying to get confirmed as america's ambassador to the united nations where he did did go but under a recess appointment and without the confirmation of the united states senate john bolton hangs out with the far right he hangs out with the puck nation's nationals he hangs out with folks who have had concerns about. the arab world and muslim influence in the u.s. government this is part of a crowd that doll probably spends his time with that's what's unusual people used to consider john bolton a fringe character in the national security establishment. and he became mainstream but so too was donald trump and many of his supporters out of that friendship type that is why i know that that john bolton who is revered by at least a certain and significant segment of republicans out there are he's going to reach them and he's going to say this guy in the white house has no clothes on you know the emperor has no clothes and it's going to have a different impact than if we

national security advisor john bolton still book says donald trump asked china for help to get reelected. lebanon's economic crisis could be made worse by u.s. sanctions targeting syria's government. was was with a room hit hard by coronavirus medical workers say they are not getting the protective equipment they need. to begin this hour with our focus on one of the biggest challenges of our time people uprooted from their homes that number has now reached nearly 80000000 says the united nations the highest since its records began war persecution human rights abuses are all forcing millions of people to make a life or death decision every year to stay or to go displacements have nearly doubled over the last take it decade that is reaching 79500000 people by the end of last year that's one percent of the entire global population and just 5 countries account for 2 thirds of those displacements syria venezuela afghanistan south sudan and me and more now turkey has the highest number of syrians displaced by war has more from istanbul in the predominately syrian neighborhood of posse. this ar

john bolton recounts that's something john kelly said to him. john kelly recently co-signed a stinging rebuke of donald trump from former secretary of defense jim mattis in way he compares donald trump's leadership to that of the nazis, his penchant for dividing people and describes the history of the american military of doing the opposite. ashley, i'll ask this question, what makes grown men like jim mattis and john bolton stay quiet while they're seeing something so egregious? >> you have to take each person individually. some, as i said, is that courage in this white house is not in tremendous supply. take someone like gary cohen who claimed publicly to be outraged over the president's handling of charlottesville. is that what prompted him to resign? no. it was a disagreement over trade and the economic policy. that's some people. there are other people who will say i stayed there because i thought i could make it better, i thought i could help and finally the moment came where i realized i couldn't. it's striking how many people go into tha

democrats are saying john bolton's book is revelatory. as you recall, bolton refused to testify before the house when it held its impeachment hearings and instead said he would let a judge decide. then he writes in the book, the house should have gone further, there were all these other episodes with president trump was abusing his power in terms of putting him -- trying to use his relationship with foreign leaders to benefit himself politically. so democrats are essentially saying, you know, these revelations are very concerning and joe biden calls it morally repugna repugnant. at the same time they're critical of what bolton was doing, writing the book, and that he should have testified before the house. at the same time you see republicans trying to distance themselves from bolton, which is an interesting dance because as you know, bolton has been in republican circles and policies for four decades. he's served four presidents. he's well known. he supports some of the lawmakers. but you heard from some of the president's allies saying

i know you're no fan of john bolton's, i know you believe that if john bolton had testified, there may have been a different outcome to the senate impeachment trial. but what do you make of this reporting that bill barr, who we know very effectively carries donald trump's water, is looking at whether or not to charge john bolton? >> well, the reporting doesn't surprise me. but it's enormously distressing that bill barr would once again at trump's insistence contemplate using the justice department as a political tool to punish the president's enemies. i have no doubt that bolton, much as i have a low regard for him and what he did, sought to get clearance from the review process, and that review process was politicized. the president insisting that he was not going to allow anything to be included in this book. that's not how that process is supposed to work. it's supposed to be apolitical, based on just what's classified or not classified. so i think this investigation is, you know, likely to be completely bogus. but it's a way of trying to chill people from speaking out about what th

bolton on a lot of these issues and so i'm so much surprised that john bolton seems surprised or maybe he's feigning surprise on the shore james kirchick u.s. social media giant facebook has removed by president trump's reelection campaign the ads feature a symbol a red inverse a triangle that was used in nazi germany for political prisoners facebook has repeatedly been criticised for its hands off approach to fact checking and political speech but the company says these campaign messages violate their policy against organized tight. here's some of the other stories making news this hour australian prime minister scott morrison says the country is under a cyber attack from a foreign state. he says all levels of government critical infrastructure and essential services are being targeted marson described the attack us sophisticated and malicious declined to name the culprits. and with brazil's covert 19 epidemic continues to spread according to the ministry of health the country will soon top 1000000 confirmed infections and 50000 deaths brazil is harm to the world's worst outbreak outs

john bolton, stunningly uninformed. john kelly, we need to look harder at who we elect. jim mattis, three years without mature relationship. rex tillerson, someone who is undisciplined. you can chalk this up to inside the beltway elites, but you can't help but wonder if this is having an impact, this pile-on, questioning the president's leadership. >> i think what you saw last night and what you see going forward is a president who is playing defense, who is trying to really put out this message that he is a strong leader and he's someone who has the virus under control and someone who has his re-election under control. what we see in the john bolton book and it's a 500-page bombshell of detail after detail. john bolton's thesis is that the president is unfit to be president and that he is someone who tries to curry favor with strong men and authoritarian leaders, and who john bolton says is ignorant of global affairs. and what makes his book so damning is what you laid out in that this is not happening in a vacuum. you think of general mattis saying he would ignore comm

no, that sentence was written by john bolton. the president's own handpicked national security advisor and former fox news pundit. bolton says that of mr. trump in his new

>> first, i've known john bolton for almost four decades and know him well and i believe john bolton. he may have many fault, but he's a truth teller, and so i'd take anything he says about china and the presidency and alarming. china right now is trumping -- pardon the pun, on hong kong and they're invading the border with india and relations with china are horrible and the information about china's intelligence breaches are also quite alarming and so i don't know that it's a good idea to harp on china, but i do expect joe biden to do so and this say way to neutralize biden's campaign and take on china and the record on china. i don't want see a plus one way or the other. >> well, and in this case, you know, the democrats are also going to try to make hay of china. yamiche, i want to show this graphic of the matchup between biden and trump and how very slowly it's sort of been, it's one of those things if you check day to day, the presidential race doesn't change that much until you look at it over a three-month period and as you can see here the race has gone from a three-point race

bolton on a lot of these issues and so i'm so much surprised that john bolton seems surprised or maybe he's feigning surprise on that sure that that's a very good points out of time but we appreciate your insights tonight good seeing you thank you. thank you. so germany's delinquent they've been delinquent for years and they owe nato billions of dollars and they have to pay it. well that was donald trump explaining why he wants to withdraw nearly $10000.00 u.s. troops from germany just a fact check here member states do not pay contributions to nato they each contribute a relatively small sum to its operating costs and they make commitments about their own national defense spending and this is all old have for the corresponding teri schultz theory has covered data for many years she joins me tonight from brussels good evening to you terry earlier this week at a nato press conference you were dressed trumps apparent lack of knowledge about nato when you press the point with nato secretary general yes still in bed let's take a listen to what you asked. do you feel that in the interests o

iran though in both cases john bolton was pushing him to do so so for this to be prevented by john bolton whose role in the administration would appear to have been to beg her to borrow a phrase donald trump to invade every one of his pet hates his pet enemies is simply ridiculous the truth is trump for all his ugliness has invaded and started fewer wars has left fewer fires of than his predecessors he's gone gless often he's killed fewer people but it's john bolton's problem not the lack of worldliness of the money he was supposedly working for absolutely right george and real quickly last question the ukraine investigations into the bidens is what got president trump impeached but bolton says that was just the surface of the glacier but we know now that presidents alinsky ukraine is indeed opening an investigation so shouldn't that be vindication of the president. quite sure 2 the chinese have a saying that sometimes people lift a huge storm only to drop on their own feet and i thought that the biden democratic party brouhaha over the ukraine was a decidedly ill advised because it seeme

bolton on a lot of these issues and so i'm so much surprised that john bolton seems surprised or maybe he's feigning surprise i'm not sure yeah that's a very good points out of time but we appreciate your insights tonight good seeing you thank you. thank you. sir germany's delinquent they've been delinquent for years and they owe nato billions of dollars and they have to pay it. well that was donald trump explaining why he wants to withdraw nearly $10000.00 u.s. troops from germany just a fact check here member states do not pay contributions to nato they each contribute a relatively small sum to its operating costs and they make commitments about their own national defense spending and this is all old have for the corresponding teri schultz terry has covered data for many years she joins me tonight from brussels good evening to you terry earlier this week at a nato press conference you were dressed trumps apparent lack of knowledge about nato and you press the point with nato secretary general you still in bed let's take a listen to what you asked. do you feel that in the interests of

on tuesday the interview with john bolton and his new book. the hearing tomorrow whether that book will hit the shelves or not. "the story" posted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: good evening everybody. i am martha maccallum, and this is from new york city, and this is "the story" tonight. police under pressure as we watch what is playing out in atlanta. those wishing to defund police may be getting what they want one way or another they are. which was a significant number of officers have walked out of the atlanta police department last night. and only one person showed up for work at the precinct. now the atb denies this, but they are seeing a higher number than usual of callouts. in an office or brawl after the death of brooks. brooks who was on probation after serving a year in prison on arrest for false imprisonment and credit card charges tried to break free when they attempted to handcuff him after he was found to be intoxicated. here once again you can see for yourself is the difficult video of what happened. >> [bleep

john bolton is a very strong conservative. it is a very important point of what john bolton is. you must notice, as well, that john bolton was asked by the house to give evidence during the impeachment proceedings, and he declined to do so. they went ahead and just focused on the you clean -- on the ukraine situation. the senate did not call any witnesses. he was never called. the very nature of john bolton flesh tohat adds it is likely and to ring even more true than criticism from somebody who may politically separated. he was a close advisor to president trump. he was in the room where it happened a lot of the time. >> thank you very much, indeed, mike. the un has called on india and china to act with restraint to de-escalate the situation along their shared border. china and india have agreed to restart talks to settle a long-standing dispute. it culminated monday with the deaths of 20 indian soldiers. the worst fighting in the himalayan region in decades. we have more. reporter: in the western himalayas, there is little evidence of the worst violence in decades. many have d

a new line of pushback against john bolton's book. let's listen to former national security counsel chief of staff fred flights on a section of the book that he says disproves bolton's entire memoir. let's listen to this. >> i want to talk about this in terms of what john bolton called the turning point for him with mr. trump which bolton said was the most irrational thing i ever saw a president do x. this was when president trump decided last june not to bomb iran at the advice of john bolton, then the national security adviser. you may remember that a drone was shot down, and at the last minute, president trump decided he was not going to attack iran because we would have killed 100-200 people. this wasn't to win votes, this wasn't to promote the president nest clue. it reflected the president's principle not to get america into additional wars. so when we hear that the president doesn't have principle, he's not qualified to lead, this incident that bolton puts forward as the turning point for his relationship with president trump,

office is also john bolton's disgrace. refusing to testify to inquiry, john bolton violated oath of office to support and defend the constitution. if john bolton could spend the rest of his life, trying to wash the blood of his hands, it would be there here and bolton attempt to go cash in on the trail of his country. howie: joining us to analyze ben domenech, susan for echo and -- ferrechio, capri cafaro, ben; do you think it's a pretty big story for the press? >> of course, it's a big story. it deserved to be published and reveals a bolton that vindicates assumptions and critics have had for a long time, someone who is catty and never go over grudge, you have meeting notes and john bolton's description as to why he was right and everyone was wrong. he criticizes nikki haley and everyone around him. bolton is always confident that he's 100% the honorable person in the room and people can take what they will with attitude of the president who frequently questions assumptions and didn't want to go along with the agenda that

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>> first, i've known john bolton for almost four decades and know him well and i believe john bolton. he may have many faults, but he's a truth-teller, and so i'd take anything he says about china and the presidency as alarming. china right now is trumping -- pardon the pun -- on hong kong and their invading the border with india and relations with china are horrible and the information about china's intelligence breaches are also quite alarming. and so i don't know that it's a good idea to harp on china, but i do expect joe biden to do so and this say way to neutralize biden's campaign and take on china and the record on china. i call it a way to get even with china. i don't want see a plus one way or the other. >> well, and in this case, you know, the democrats are also going to try to make hay of china. yamiche, i want to show this graphic of the matchup between biden and trump and how very slowly it's sort of been, it's one of those things if you check day to day, you think, the presidential race doesn't change that much until you look at it over a three-month period. and as you c

john bolton. we have the details on her upcoming memoir. the former white house press secretary calling johnre bolton "drunk on power". nobody elected him to anything. we have andy mccarthy on the results of the trump russia probe throughout possibly the summer. news coming in, a powerful republican senator is demanding unredacted e-mails and more from a little-known pentagon unit he says likely behind the leaks of the media to fuel and sustain into the trump campaign when internally top obama intelligence, justice department officials, fbi officials admitting their case was falling apart. f also growing questions in washington about new details questioning why exactly was a molar probe launched to begin with. the fbi did not have a case. they knew they did not have it. why did robert muller have to step in. digging into government officials using rarely cited laws to go after the team that had nothing to do with the conspiracy. this procured off the rails away from trump, russia collusion. coming

bolton on a lot of these issues and so i'm so much surprised that john bolton seems surprised or maybe he's feigning surprise on the shore yeah that that's a very good point. out of time but we appreciate your insights tonight good seeing you thank you. thank you. sir germany's delinquent they've been delinquent for years and they owe nato billions of dollars and they have to pay it. well that was donald trump explaining why he wants to withdraw nearly $10000.00 u.s. troops from germany just a fact check here member states do not pay contributions to nato they each contribute a relatively small sum to its operating costs and they make commitments about their own national defense spending now this is all old have for the corresponding teri schultz theory has covered data for many years she joins me tonight from brussels good evening to you terry earlier this week at a nato press conference you were dressed trumps apparent lack of knowledge about nato when you press the point with nato secretary general u.n. still in bed let's take a listen to what you asked. do you feel that in the inte

they are no longer fans of john bolton in the trump world. they feel his tenure as national security advisor was damaging not just to the administration, but to the country as well. it's not a surprise that they're pushing back and also not a surprise that they don't seem all that surprised, that he's decided to come out in support of john bolton, wolf. >> john bolton will joint me in "the situation room" wednesday during our 6:00 p.m. eastern hour. thanks very much for that. >>> as protests over injustice enter another week, listen to how the president is responding to calls to remove confederate statues from around the country. listen to this. >> the left-wing mob is trying to vandalize our history, desecrate our monuments, our beautiful monuments. you want to save that beautiful heritage of ours. we have a great heritage. we have a great country. you are so lucky i'm president. that's all i can tell you. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture. we've got to have each other's backs... cerave.

and said it was essentially washington political revenge porn john bolton obviously was handpicked by donald trump as national security advisor at this point his longest set of national security advisor peter navarro said he begged for the job done. trump said he was happy to fight him because no one liked him what's john bolton saying well he's done a primetime interview which will air on one of the american networks and sunday but in this the preview on one of their morning shows in the last few hours we find out that john bolton doesn't think that donald trump is capable of being president of the united states the job he's had for almost the last 4 years. described the president as erratic foolish behaved irrationally bizarrely you can't leave him alone for a minute he said conspiracies behind rocks and was stunningly uninformed he couldn't tell the difference between his personal interests and the country's answer interests i don't think he's fit for office so i don't think he has the competence to carry out the job there really isn't any guiding principle that i was able to disce

didn't let john bolton off the hook. i want to put up a little bit of his ruling. judge wrote, defendant bolton gambled with national security to have united states, he has exposed his country to harm and himself to civil and potentially criminal liability, but these facts do not control the motion before the court. the government has failed to establish that an injunction would prevent harm. kate: doesn't seem like bolton is out of the woods yet when it comes to legal side of this. the government side against him based on allegation there's classified information in the book could still proceed based on the merits and if you look at what the attorneys for bolton were arguing is because they had leaked the book to a number of news rooms, therefore, it's already out there and you can't take it back and therefore they should be able to proceed, but in terms of the politics here and whether this will matter, you know, john bolton has put himself in the same category as james comey, he has done no service with the judge as y

they are, you know, it's more eye rolling for his supporters about the establishment, and john bolton certainly is a conservative who has been in the establishment of that wing of the party for a long time. them out to get him. and the open question that we don't know answer to, and we haven't for so many of these issues, is how is it going to affect the people who could be swayed in the middle in november. >> i mean, john bolton, a conservative's conservative, right? >> mm-hmm. >> this isn't the first time trump suggested china should get involved in our elections. october, 2019. here it is. >> by the way, likewise, china should start an investigation into the bidens. because what happened in china is just about as bad as what happened with -- with ukraine. >> so, fareed just said this. it sounds like trump's political interests, dana, always top priority. >> it is. it is. and, look, i mean, this matches with, maybe to a much lesser degree, but it certainly is fitting with this pattern. when the pandemic hit, i had people telling me that he was telling them that the pandemic was bad