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>> an explosive "new york times" report that president trump had derogatory reports. afghan immigrants come from a terrorist haven, haitians coming to the u.s. all have aids. and he railed that once nigerians had seen the u.s., they would never go back to their huts in africa. the white house strongly denying the accuracy of that reporting. joining me to discuss this is frank cher whoa y. an toneio is a political commentator and trump supporter who i understand your family is

>> point out they are not for home defense, and they are lousy hunting weapons because of the accuracy beyond 100 yards, and obviously this peeks to the power of the nra over the lawmakers of the country. did you talk to jim mattis? why did you feel compelled to pull your name? do you think the white house could have fought for you more? >> first of all, again, i want to emphasize that the reason i put my name in consideration for this position originally was out of personal loyalty and great re...

As she lives. >> im sorry for everything you are going to. i know there is a lot of back and forth with these affidavits and everything. you have your story and have you laid it out. and you claim that you are 100 percent telling the truth; is that correct? >> yeah. >> martha: all right. asmi thank you very much. good to have you here. i know its not easy. thank you for coming in tonight. >> thank you. >> martha: so coming up next here on this story this evening. scientistscientists have just un...

He was questioned about what the fbi was doing before and during the tramp transition. were they fair with the incoming trump administration? that is a loaded question. peter king, one of the lawmakers who was behind those closed divoors andrew mccabe last night is here only on the story tonight. and then scientists unveil a revolutionary new type of lie detector with near perfect accuracy. so what are the telltale science? were going to tell what you they say. yosay you should look for. >> i di...

Plenty of snow in northern new england. southern new england has barely any at all. the big question mark, will we get any snow in southern new england? how about portions of the great lakes and ohio valley? heres the christmas day forecast. bitterly cold in the middle of the country. we do have potential for snow, maybe a snowstorm northern portions of new anengland. maybe central portions of new england. heres the potential program for potentially a white christmas. fingers crossed in pittsbur...

There are some people who are saying, listen. this is about overburdensome regulation and the president says he is going to reduce regulation and some people like that. these rules are only as old as 2015 any way and they think back prior to that, everything was fine. youre crying wolf and say to them what? >> i would say first of all, if you go back ten years people are getting their information not from the net. over the last five years, more and more people in this country rely on the net to ...

>> okay. one, two, three. thank you, everybody. >> he did it. it happened. he cut the red tape. literally cut it. that ribbon was taped between two stacks of paper meant to illustrate the increase in regulations since 1960. those its tough to assess the accuracy of the sacks as the sheets of paper were blank. who benefits from repealing all those regulations in the big stack on the right? is the president looking out for the forgotten man like he often claims? today trumps fcc rolled back intern...

Becoming fodder for tax president trump. lets talk about it with our media panel today. he is the white house correspondent and cohost of the minority podcast. hugo gorton is the editorial director for the "washington examiner" ." i think a lot of people were surprised when they saw this piece and political, franco. i just assumed an organization like "the new york times" it would have such a person, but they have added wanted their bureau. what you think about the move? >> i think its interesti...

Worked so hard. elaine, are you okay? come on are you okay? >> yep, fine. >> she has a lot to do with it. she has things called roads. and bridges, right? >> yes. >> okay. one, two, three. thank you, everybody. >> he did it. it happened. he cut the red tape. literally cut it. that ribbon was taped between two stacks of paper meant to illustrate the increase in regulations since 1960. those its tough to assess the accuracy of the sacks as the sheets of paper were blank. who benefits from repealin...

Regulations have been removed for every new one that was introduced. a move he says is strengthening our economy. >> lets cut the red tape. let set free our dreams, and yes, lets make america great again. one of the ways we are going to do that is by getting rid of a lot of unnecessary regulations. you will have a great regulatory climate. one, two, three. [applause] >> melissa: the white house is set to release a detailed profile later today, although it regulations undone since president trump...