trump's, he says in many ways, roger stone created donald trump isa ways, roger stone created donald trump is a politicalfigure, the donald trump candidacy was a roger stone production. i am flattered, but i cannot take credit. it is true that i first thought of the idea of donald trump as a candidate for presidency back in 1988. i was drawn to him as a potential candidate because of his independence created by his wealth, independence in the sense he was not deeply committed or responsible for the policies of the past, he had no investment in m ista kes past, he had no investment in mistakes already made. and what i saw was a growing to duopoly in which the two parties working together had started an endless war without national inherent interest in clear, national debt, spending and borrowing with no end in sight cheating people going through the system and brought in people practical —— rorting people, trade policies which sucked jobs out of america. and a stagnant economy of those who did not know how to run a business. i thought a person with enormous courage to change thing

donald trump believes that. he believes that line as written in the indictment of the witch hunt today. donald trump loves that line. and the reason we know he loves it so much is because he tweeted it after the indictment was made public. russia started their anti-u.s. campaign in 2014, long before i announced that i would run for president. so now he believes the witch hunt. russia started the anti-u.s. campaign in 2014. now that he believes the witch hunt, maybe he'll start calling it the russia investigation instead of the witch hunt. now that 13 russians, who are not witches, have actually been indicted. we know that's not going to happen. we know that donald trump has an increasingly limited vocabulary and he'll never get the witch hunt thing you on of his head and he'll never stop lying about what robert mueller's investigation is actually about and what it is accomplishing. in a 37-page indictment filed in district court, robert mueller said that 13 russians have conspired since 2014 to violate laws that

donald trump jr. went ten years not speaking to his father because of the way his father treated his mother. there is no hint that donald trump was ever troubled by that break in contact with his first set of children with his first wife. he actually bragged about being disinterested in the lives of his children. so it is that man who asked us to believe today that he would have been the super hero of the to stoneman douglas shooting and he would have been doing it for other people's children. before donald trump went into the business of tricking voters to vote for him, he did not pretend to be a super hero. >> i'm not good for medical. in other words if you cut your finger and there's blood pouring out. >> you're gone? >> i'm gone. i'll tell you what happened, i was at mar-a-lago and we had this incredible ball, the red cross ball in palm beach, florida, and you had all these rich people, a man, about 80 years old, a lot of people didn't like him, he fell off the stage. he falls off on his face, hit

you see all that and donald trump. that is the dna of donald trump. i want to point out that this book, you need to understand that if people would read the book, they would understand that this is a deep dive and well researched book by my co-author. he did a lot of research in this book to point out not just that religious dna that shaped donald trump, but the behind-the-scenes that a lot of people don't know. the way i like to say in television terms is that if you second sound bite and television, we have heard 12 seconds of the soundbite. that is twitter and russia and all the stuff that have been issues for the president. this book is the other 18 seconds or at least other half that you can get the full picture. walter cronkite said that in seeking the truth, you want to have both sides of the story. this is the other side of the story. host: valerie is next from ohio on the republican line with author and reporter david brody. caller: good morning. thank you. this is the first time i have been on. i wanted to say that i'm very happy for billy g

trump when they worked for donald trump. and hicks is not the only witness dropping truth bombs right now. witnesses who faced mueller telling nbc tonight that the questions he's asking focus on whether trump had inside intel on russia's campaign hacks, a connection he drew himself during the campaign. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. >> that was july 27th, 2016. within one week of wikileaks releasing democratic emails, mueller wondering if trump knew then that the dnc had been hacked or if he had been trying to coordinate when all this would come out. if this sounds bad, it's because it's bad. i'll lay it out. it shows this inquiry is now about donald trump's advanced knowledge of a crime and his potential participation in a crime. the word for that kind of thing is conspiracy. conspiracy is of course the legal charge associated with what we have all been talking about for over a year, collusion. now, t

jared kushner, one of donald trump's sons, a meeting which donald trump himself then oversaw a spinned message on which was, it seems, factually incorrect. the meeting was legal and produced nothing. why was she in the country without a visa. why would the 0bama nsa and the fbi allow her to be in the country for such a meeting. and the evidence of malfeasance is never produced because she doesn't have it. why would she be in the country for such a meeting? the meeting is a nothing burger. i have heard this phrase nothing burger before. it is an american expression. it comes down to what we do and do not know about the mueller investigation. i am willing to go on record now. you can reinterview me when it is revealed he has nothing relating to russian collusion. i agree with the president. it is a witch—hunt. it could be about obstruction of justice. now we are going back to the firing of james comey. look, the deep—seated political establishment has tried to undo what it couldn't do at the ballot box repeatedly. first there was the recount that failed, the recount showed that trump

in washington donald trump will meet with lawmakers on school safety. kelly wright joins us from the nations capital with what to expect today on this story. >> reporter: a lot of debate among lawmakers over new gun laws. back-to-school time for students at marjorie stoneman douglas high school, classes resuming two weeks after a former student opened fire killing 17 teenagers and teachers. some students worry about their safety and have concerns beyond the legislation. >> glass being replaced with bulletproof glass. >> reporter: david hoch, other student activists are credited for causing state and national lawmakers to take up proposals on gun legislation. like raising the age to buy a rifle from 18 files to 21. allowing teachers with concealed weapons and funding more money on mental health programs. florida legislatures heard from -- to coming together. as one party, a human party, not the democratic party, not the republican party. we need to coming together and discuss school safety. >> florida governor rick scott seeking reforms to increase schoo

you want as questioned about the coverage of donald trump by the media you can call. does president trump enjoy a relationship with certain type of concert media who speak favorably about him? would you you see fox news is t of that? >> guest: i have some thoughts on that. in the campaign president told me he thought boxes of treating of unfairly. he has revised that view but thereom are number of prominent conservative commentators some of who work at fox, people in the national review, weekly standard who were never trump in the campaign but pretty critical of his president. even if he's a conservative republican president he doesn't enjoy a a cheering squadco on e right. there were some and primetime host on fox news and "fox and friends" are much more sympathetic than the other cable news channels. at the same time the president sometimes when he is pushing back against the media, i want examples of this. i think he shouldn't be punching down at individual cable news host. something he doesn't have a strategy to take the spotlight off of something else.te other ti

donald trump had a long memory in that respect. look at mitt romney and the meeting that president trump had with him about being secretary of state. mitt romney went to bed minister and talked to donald trump, had the steak dinner and ultimately got nothing. let's talk about donald trump and how he has personally reacted to these allegations. donald trump when he spoke to reporters -- it's interesting because they brought reporters into an oval office at the last minute, spur of the moment, this wasn't on the schedule, they knew they were going to get asked about rob porter, and donald trump says, we really feel badly for rob porter, he's a great guy, we wish him luck, he, he, he, him can, him, him, nothing about the women at all, john. >> apparently in private he has shown no interest in the women. it's interesting he has a newfound respect for innocent until proven guilty. he mentioned that about rob porter. in the past, this is a man who when there were some young men arrested in central park for beating up a woman -- >> centra

if john kelly is more enlightened than donald trump, if he is more humane than donald trump, if he is a more decent person than donald trump, why has he never said one word while in the service of donald trump to show us in any small way that he is not exactly the same as donald trump? donald trump spews hatred and never apologizes. john kelly in service to donald trump spews hatred and never apologizes. tonight at the capitol when reporters questioned john kelly about calling young immigrants lazy, he made no attempt to apologize, no attempt to clarify what he meant. instead he insisted that they just should have probably gotten off the couch and designed up for daca. >> i got to say that some of them just should have gotten off the couch and signed up. >> joining us now a former white house press for president obama and also a msnbc political analyst. your reaction to what john kelly had to say today. >> thanks, lawrence. it is simply outrageous. the comment made by kelly just indicate he is out of touch with who young immigrants are. he is clearly ignorant, and that he shares trump

here's donald trump jr. addressing a new question about whether liberals accuse his father of being a "racist." >> all the rappers, all this, all his african-american friends jesse jackson, al sharpton, pictures with them. we say hi. >> there are pictures and it's true reverend sharpton and trump go back a long ways. as promised earlier, here is rev sharpton's new and exclusive response to donald trump jr. >> i met donald trump marching on him about central park. later he tried to turn democrat and came to a few of our conventions. then he went all the way back right with birtherism. we haven't changed. he changed. what he's changed to become is one who has proposed some of the most racist bigoted policies. when he was talking right, we took pictures with him and welcomed to him to our events. when he went left, we stood up for what was right. is he promoting racism. >> two views there of donald trump's history, long history in new york. we wanted to show that to you. that is our show. "hardball" with chris

comments from donald trump taking a big step forward. >> i call it extreme vetting. our country has enough problems, we don't need more. >> reporter: the president signing in order to establish the national vetting center as a 1-stop shop for screening new immigrants coming to the us. the goal is to help agents identify potential terrorists. the department of homeland security has six month to submit a final plan for the president's approval. one of the terrorist college student who plans on killing americans waking up behind bars instead. sentenced to 18 years in prison after pleading guilty to conspire with the terror group, he was making bombs to the tourist hotspots in new york city including the statue of liberty. mike pence leading the japanese prime minister overnight holding a bilateral meeting to discuss the alliance against north korea vowing that the us will roll out the toughest and most aggressive sanctions on the rogue regime yet. >> the people of japan, south korea across the region, the global objective, denuclearization. heather: he will speak to ame

but donald trump is donald trump. chris, great book. here it is. >> thanks for having me. >> i don't know where i'm showing it. anyway, a full screen. thank you very much. a great excerpt in "vanity fair." >> ahead, though, a possible scandal of olympic proportions involving a sport you might not expect. can make you feel unstoppable. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking about your treatment options. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia due to increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent. side effects may not appear for several weeks. high cholesterol and weight gain; high blood sugar, which can le

this is part of the lowering of the bar for donald trump. presidents do, they lead their parties in places they didn't mean to go. george w. bush on medicare part d and no child left behind. you can go through example by example of presidents pushing to embrace parts of agenda that the party wasn't on before. or going to work with another party. he could get some republicans and a lot of democrats together on an infrastructure bill. the fact that he's decided to make no deals, that's him not having the interest or intention to dig in on the details, push his vision to an agenda and push those in his party behind that agenda. there's a lack of leadership, he only does what's easy to do with republicans, not what was meant to be a disruptive force in this presidency. it's a disappointment in his administration. >> if they could get some of the media to believe this is a $1.5 trillion bill, surely donald trump is one of the people they could convince. >> i'm sure that's correct. that's been a big problem. you never know when donald trump is pit

because donald trump doesn't know any of this. he might well be living in fear that special prosecuter robert mueller will charge him with treason. so donald trump may have begun a campaign today to rewrite the meaning of treason so reduce it to something nonsensical to accuse the other side of treason so he can rally his side in treason. he accused the opposing party in congress of treason. the only members of congress who were actually guilty of treason were the members of congress from the southern states who chose to side with their states when they seceded from the union and went to war against the united states of america in the civil war. the action of those members of congress fit precisely the definition of treason. but donald trump stands in perpetual reverence to every statue that has taken its place in the south to honor all of those men who committed that treason against the united states of america. and so it is another day of shame for donald trump who is unfortunately incapable of feeling shame but it is also anoth

donald trump knows a controversy sales. even when he is getting beat up, he knows that negative coverage helps this president. it sounds counterintuitive. who wants to get beat up? or when the president is getting beat up on his handling of just about anything -- emigration, -- these things dominate the news cycle. every story is about attacking trump. at news hits back, organizations and coverage, that extends the news coverage. happens and was true in the campaign, too. he gained hundreds of enemies. even when they were beating up on him, he is dominating the news agenda. that is important, even when you are the president, even when you have that big illegal. -- that big bully pulpit. the russia investigation, he is saying i have been much tougher on russia than obama. look at the facts. talk about twitter and how it has changed the reporting on this president. guest: at 6:00 in the morning, he has already tweeted. i go get a sandwich and get back in the world has changed because he has tweeted. he wants to communicate di

me, to donald trump once said that john kelly was fred trump reaching from beyond the grave. this was the guy that he wished donald trump had grown up to be. and yet kelly has been a huge disappointment. >> chris whipple, great to see you. see you at 10:00 p.m. ahead, are we ready for russia? secretary of state rex tillerson said more election meddling is all but guaranteed and it is not clear the u.s. can do anything about it. we'll talk about former homeland security secretary jeh johnson about what the u.s. needs to be doing now. liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila! voila! i wish my insurance company had that... wait! hold it... hold it boys... there's supposed to be three of you... where's your brother? where's your brother? hey, where's charlie? charlie?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. let's take a look at some numbers:

they understand what donald trump is. stop being shocked by donald trump i guess i should say. instead, fear that the republican congress is so compliant, that they will allow misleading information out in a recklessly dangerous document. according to trump's fbi and trump's department of justice. and put all of this actually on carder page. like that somehow americans are going to be shocked, that that there's an extension of an investigation into carter page, when even the russians had some choice words to say about page. this is, i again, mike, i'm just flabbergasted that the republicans would be as clueless as they are, in their mad pursuit to enable donald trump to do the stupidest, most self-destructive things. >> well joe, i mean it's part of a pattern, they've held to, clung to for many months. this idea that they're more loyal to their own political party, than to the constitution of the united states, to the nation's security interests. is astounding. and it is well past the time that we speak fact about paul ryan, the speaker of the house. his legacy, his career, his

the dynamic was very much of donald trump trying to win them over. so they briefed him, but he offered to take selfies with -- it was a big briefing, so i think he was -- it was a general briefing. he was briefed on different areas. it was late in the general election. and he set out to win over everybody in that briefing. >> feed you, have a hot dog, have this, have that. >> have a bacon cheeseburger. what would your advice be if you were on the senior staff of this white house about donald trump sitting down with bob mueller? >> i think the entire strategy, i do think this is a tactic as john pointed out, is it make sure his interview is not under oath. there's precedent for this. previous presidents who've had to be interviewed -- >> what would the point be if he could lie? >> so if he's not a target of the investigation, and right now, there's no -- there is not a suggestion that he's a target. he would certainly be a witness to perhaps another target. that he's the president of the united states and, you know, you could see a scenario where they

jillian: donald trump set to release, full of sensitive information. rob: griff jenkins with bombshell revelations, very interesting story. >> trying to keep up, the president can decide as early as today whether all the democrats memo, yesterday with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to review it as chief of staff john kelly says, the president has a better understanding of it. >> i hope the president understands the difference between the first memo and the second memo, just like the first memo where he received it, the doj, fbi team. >> some republican lawmakers like trey gowdy morning this could be a trap. >> democrats are politically smart enough to put things in the memo that require either the bureau or the government of justice to say it needs to be redacted, therefore it creates this belief that there is something being hidden from the american people. >> reporter: this is chuck grassley and lindsey graham release a less redacted version of their previous referral of british spy christopher steele to that part of justice, more information

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donald trump has been tweeting that the memo vindicated him. we have donald trump jr. saying it was sweet revenge. they really do hope this will ultimately undermine the mueller investigation. even if donald trump doesn't fire rod rosenstein. what we've been seeing is this slow motion saturday night mass care which has desensitized people of donald trump undermining the fbi to the point he doesn't need to fire rod rosenstein if mueller's investigation and findings are completely undermined when they do get released. carl bernstein said it best. he said this memo is a red herring. it comes at a time when the mueller investigation is really ramping up. we saw last week that hope hicks, of course now may be implicated in the obstruction of justice. mark car ral low is going to be interviewed in a number of weeks. rick gates has begun to cooperate with mueller's team according to all indications. it's a stretch to think that the memo has come out at this time by coincidence just when the mueller investigation is kind of ramping up and, of course, when we saw that the trump

me attacking the character of donald trump when donald trump, in fact, spent a substantial portion of his presidency attack pretty much everybody under the sun, from oprah to jay z to adam schiff to chuck schumer putting everybody -- he's a one man don rickles attack machine. this is what he spends his time doing and he constantly attacks the fbi, the department of justice, he does attack robert mueller. he just tweeted not long ago that this is a witch hunt. this is what donald trump does. he doesn't pay attention to the people's business. he's too busy spewing insults on twitter. >> let him respond because a lot of americans, mike, to your point did vote for president trump knowing that he wasn't a model citizen. go on. >> exactly what you just said. he is focused on the people's business and you're focused on attacking him. look -- >> come on, give me a break. donald trump attacks people all the time. that's 75% of what he does asment. >> hang on, i know you're very angry at the president. >> i have good pause to be angry because he's a disgrace to the office of the presidency. >>

donald trump's transition, and donald trump's administration, looking into whether or not there was any sort of collusion with russia and now any sort of obstruction of the russia investigation. devin nunes already recused himself. how is he holding that position when he was a member of the donald trump transition and that is what the fbi is investigating? that is what mueller is investigating. >> the chairmanship is really a result that appointment comes to the limp and for whatever reason paul ryan is backing him up, the speaker of the house is backing him up. katy i have been watching politics basically all my life. i remember seeing the congress in the hands of either party operating as an operative of the white house. there's seems to be no problem in the leadership people in the house republican leadership obey the daily needs of this president. to back up this guy, he's releasing information that's not supposed to be released, breaking all kinds of things precedent, indicting top officials put there by mr. trump. the behavior's embarrassing. his own paper in california basically

read in donald trump's tweet. and i don't think it's credible. i don't think it helps them. and i think it will be very curious if any republicans stand up and say, hold on, we've been willing to defend a lot oaut ot stuff. but we've got to walk away from this one. i don't think we've seen very many do that yet. >> why do you think, why not? >> i think exactly to that point. i think when we're in school, in college, you read about these important moments in history. you read about the rise of hitler. you read about horrible wars. you read about religious persecution. almost every kid who reads about that thinks to themselves what would i do in that moment and hopes in that moment i would do something great. i would say no, i would stop this. and we are now, we have the great fortunate, in a weird perverse way to live a lot of those times that matter. this time matters. a lot of times semi matter. this really matters. this is the moment you that read about in school, republican or democrat, that you could do someth

, donald trump was flush with money. and donald was invited to russia. so he and ivana went to russia and they tried to make a deal to build a trump tower there. >> that deal never happened. >> there was talk of trump tower in moscow. >> but again and again, trump would keep on trying. >> donald's tried at least five times to build a trump tower in moscow. >> donald trump has an enormous ability to deny reality. reality is that during the campaign, not just in ancient history, during the campaign, he was negotiating for a hotel to be built in moscow. >> erin, we've learned that mie coal cohen, president trump's personal lawyer was in talks with moscow about a pro po sal to build trump tower there. >> that is the definition of business dealings in russia. >> the deal outlined in a nonbinding letter of intent signed by trump in the fall of 2015 fell through. but not before trump's attorney reached out to the kremlin for help. >> cohen said in a statement today he e-mailed russian president vladimir putin's spokesperson for

then donald trump is replaced by george h. w. bush, widely respected in the national security bureaucracy. they may be able to pull the power but what if they do as much an outlier on the democratic side would've donald trump has two terms. bureaucracies always won't slip. they always remember chief of staff john kelly's outburst about his contempt for civilian authority. if you have not served you have no right to ask questions. could there be an american sentence than that. that is who has the right to ask the question, your civilian masters for who you work. i don't recall if this is an interview when trump first came back he felt there was a shakeup to the party but you thought he could be salutary to rethink some of its policies. now that you have seen the symbiosis between donald trump and the republican party, what happens to his party after trump? >> guest: it has three future futures. the best case scenario is there is a decisive electoral lesson and at the same time as local electorates reject the attempt to make voting

down the line, what does that mean for donald trump? what do these charges against rick gates and paul manafort have to do with donald trump, have to do with potential coordination with russia during the trump campaign? >> that's the big opening question, katy. first of all, we know that yesterday's indictment has something to do with donald trump to the extent that it shows that two people who were running his campaign were allegedly engaged in a white collar crime spree. they were defrauding banks and evading taxes during the time they were in charge of his campaign. to your question about collusion, it depends on what paul manafort has to say about the subject, assuming ultimately he succumbs to the pressure. >> i have to interrupt you. the president of the united states, donald trump, has now entered the room along with the prime minister of australia, malcolm turnbull. let's listen. >> thank you very much. today i am honored to welcome my friend, prime minister turnbull after australia and mrs. turnbull. thank you very much. it's a

if rod rosenstein goes, donald trump appoints somebody else to that position is donald trump trying to get a more favorable out come or favorable pressure on the mueller investigation. this seems like from the outside observer we're seeing a slow roll of the saturday night massacre but what donald trump has what richard nixon did not have is the entire support of the republican party to tear down the deputy attorney general in order to eventually get to the man that's investigating the president of the united states. >> and, again, why it would being a great for this memo to get out because it helps answer your question and you might be surprised to that particular point that is the basis of your question. i'll say the majority memo is specifically about fisa abuse and some misconduct that took place at the highest levels of the doj and fbi. >> so should carter page not be under fisa surveillance. he was known to the intelligence community long before he worked for donald trump. >> and, you know, again the majority memo is at risk of repeating myself the majority memo is specifically a

the same thing with donald trump. that's why devin nunez has been caught running over there all the time, spending so much time there. he is trying to also curry favor with donald trump. that's why all of his pundits who support him get on tv and perform simply for donald trump. so the notion that he would somehow not know this when the entire structure around him is based on pleasing him. the fact that paul ryan and all of these people sat around the table and praised him in some sort of soviet era propaganda mechanism was stunning. that is particularly telling. donald trump has been able to replicate the exact structure that he had at the trump organization in the white house and that's what is so dangerous. we have a system of checks and balances for a reason. we don't have the actual checks in that structure right now. >> we have one check. it is rod rosenstein, nick. this is what adam schiff who is the ranking member on house intelligence. the speaker of the house is missing. he has literally given himself over t

is it about how donald trump could use it? >> it's a clear example of the president was obviously concerned about reports that he got about what led to the wiretap on carter page. when he was told of the information in the nunes memo, he said there what i classified secrets but that's outweighed by the greater good of getting the nunes memo out to the public because it told the story he felt the american people needed to know. >> donald trump campaigned on this very issue. hillary clinton cannot be trusted with classified information. you had donald trump surrogates saying even worse things that she should be locked up or shot for treason because these things and we're seeing the way donald trump regards this information for the year he's been in office. d gentlemen, thank you very much. >>> update on breaking news we brought you last hour. the president's daughter-in-law has been sent to the hospital as a precaution after a suspicious package containing powered was sent to her apartment in new york city. tom winter joins me h

donald trump jr.'s reaction to the memo saying a little sweet revenge in it for him. we played it a few minutes ago. is that premature? >> absolutely premature. obviously, put out a response rebutting the memo and it makes the republicans look pretty bad. we haven't seen the democrats' memo yet. it's far too early for donald trump sdwror say anything of that sort and makes it look very political. >> how about your reaction? >> definitely i agree with erin and think we're seeing a trend whether donald trump jr. or any number of republicans using this to further discredit the fbi and department of justice, shocking for the law and order party to do that. yesterday republican voters showed turning on the fbi in large majoritiemajorities. >> i'm curious, erin. particularly the line seeing this as sweet revenge. for his family. >> yeah. >> that one's -- not, let's say, having been sanctioned by the attorneys. do you think they said to him, go out there and say that? >> no. but when do any of the trumps say

donald trump. tweet number one on saturday trump saying funny how the fake news media doesn't want to say the russian group was formed in 2014. long before my run for president. maybe they knew i was going to run even though i didn't know. september 2014, donald trump tweet. i wonder if i run for all caps president will the haters and losers vote for me knowing i will make america great again. i say they will. he even knew what his slogan was going to be. >> there's a tweet for everything. donald trump. actually, in fact, let's not forget he's the person who at the podium said that oh, yeah go hack hillary's emails. he does have an understanding of what the russians are capable and willing to do, to the point that when in the white house, well past the campaign, he was guesting access to the russian ambassador, giving access to russian media that he was not giving to even the united states media. there's one group and one entity that donald trump will not attack and that is the russian heirarchy. v

donald trump's idea is to do nothing. to keep the the assault weapon out of the school, to keep the assault weapon out of the hands of a mass murderer who can pass a background check, his solution is to put a much weaker and inaccurate handgun into the hands of the teacher who he thinks can stand there and shoot the mass murderer and that will be the end of it. donald trump and every other politician who take money from the nra is going to make sure that the mass murderers who enter our schools will still be the best equipped mass murderers in the world. they will still be able to get assault weapons, super sized magazines and unlimited amounts of ammunitions. weapons of war will continue to come into our schools because donald trump and republican politicians refuse to restore the assault weapons ban that for 10 years in this country actually did reduce mass shootings in america. two teachers who have endured these attacks will join us next. one from marjory stoneman douglas high, and one from columbine high school. ♪

donald trump, oh! you can have it. you can have it. or, or, if you crack down on wall street, you can have this gif of you hitting a golf ball into bernie's nuts. oh, oh! and then bernie's like, "joke's on you--my balls are at my knees!" ♪ president trump is a very brave man, but he does have some very specific fears. for example, he's totally arachnophobic, but of muslims. - president trump is not backing down from the international controversy he ignited by retweeting three inflammatory but unverified anti-muslim videos. - one shows extremists throwing somebody off a roof. another showed a jihadist fighter destroying a christian statue. and a third claimed to show an islamic immigrant in the netherlands attacking a dutch boy on crutches. - the three videos the president retweeted were originally posted by a tiny anti-islam ultra-nationalist party called britain first. - for more on these shocking retweets, we turn to our very own hasan minhaj, everybody. [cheers and applause] [whistling] hasan... [cheers and applause] as--as an ame

rob: donald trump and insisted we would not let that happen. jillian: rolling out the red carpet for ivanka trump according to a software newspaper, soul is preparing a lavish reception reserved for first ladies. >> the south korean president will accompany her to watch a skiing event hoping to persuade her father to visit north korea on a diplomatic trip. stay tuned, we will see. jillian: 9 minutes after the hour, caught on camera, shocking video showing a teenager attempting to bring a gun to school days after the florida massacre. a manhunt just launched to find him. >> obama called out by donald trump for not doing enough to stop russian meddling in the 2016 election. all roads attempting to take down donald trump lead back to obama. >> you cannot talk. a lot of lawbreakers in this house. rob: why did you use video of me? why is everybody laughing? jillian: matthew mcconnaughhay's resume. just revealed. ♪ oh! there's one. manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising

you have to worship at the feet of donald trump. there is no hatred that i have toward him whatsoever but i problematic behavior. be normal and run the country. douglas brinkley our guest first hour, history professor at talking ersity and about president trump's influence on the x later today a review of our landmark cases series. akil amar tests are reviews the series. you can also watch on c-span.org or listen on the free radio app. >> c-span's history series, landmark cases, with a look at the significant subtheme court -- sub point decision. decision.court watch landmark cases live monday 26th.ry th for background on each case order a copy of the companion book available for eight dollars $.95. additional resource there is a link on our website to the national constitution center's interactive constitution. >> tonight, unveiling the portraits of former president barack obama and michelle obama joined by the artists at the national portrait gallery. here is a preview. >> each of these artists had to walk into the oval office, yi

she was on her way up before the headlines. -- shell be donald trump still beat donald trump by 3 million votes. she lost the electoral college because that last-minute route caused by jim comey's letter. host: irvine, california. larry, your next. caller: would you tell me if it is edited or not? the facts are not just your fax. that denyother facts your facts. hillary should be in jail. guest: is that a fact? you cannot name a single fact that contradicts my facts. factsyou tell me to say and you end up hillary should be in jail, if you think that is a fact consistent with the due process clause with our constitution, you better reread our constitution. host: independent line. caller: good morning. i would like to speak to the destruction of evidence that was subpoenaed. i'm sure this gentleman knows it was against the law. the computers that were subpoenaed by the government. .aids anted immunity to the dnc was requested to submit their computers to prove they were not hacked. they did not do this. the law should apply to her. the gentleman is right. she should have been indicted and i

donald trump is the victim of interference. and the real villains are robert mueller, hillary clinton, and the fbi. he even gave it a new name, #releasethememo. and he got it trending a twitter with russian bots. it's been a huge hit leading to today's season finale with help from fox news. >> i have a special message for robert mueller, your witch hunt is now over, time to close the doors. that's the importance of a news breaking opening monologue. this is far worse than watergate this is an abuse of surveillance and intelligence to win an election. >> you are describing the elements of a palace coup. the entire mueller investigation is a lie built on a foundation of corruption. >> several republicans who have seen the document say it exposes massive and terrifying abuses of our civil liberties, more troubling than the underlying crime in watergate, that's for sure. >> sean, this is bigger than anything anybody can imagine. >> this is federal law enforcement officials obstructing justice. >> members of congress who have seen t

but donald trump jr newspaper or on ethics atrocity. but donald trumer says his company is simply seeing the results of his effort to cultivate relationships in india for nearly a decade, something he plans to continue on this visit too. canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau is in india for his first official visit and is pushing for more trade between the two countries and head of his meeting with the prime minister, justin trudeau told a gathering in mumbai that his delegation has struck deals for investments in canada. by indian technology giants. ca nada's investments in canada. by indian technology giants. canada's prime minister has been in india since saturday when he spent the first few days going to sites like the taj mahal and india's top business school, all part of an effort to underline the cultural connect between india and canada. at on tuesday, he shifted his focus to trade. an area that has been neglected, this despite the huge presence of influential indians and canada. bilateral trade between the two countries stands