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About. she does not have an answer for that. they are trying to move on and change the topic. not only are they having to respond to the presidents threat overnight, but this is startling news and i think -- i dont think the president really has any end game for this. i think it is a means of getting off of the topic of what happened in helsinki. >> dana: should explain to people in washington, if you are senate confirmed person, when you leave your service, he maintained those security clearanc...

Agriculture products. >> remind you that tariffs really are consumer taxes. >> administrations officials insist any short-term discomfort will be weighed out by increased fairness for the american workers. $43 billion in may. thats actually down $3 billion from april. >> these trade issues didnt occur overnight. president trump is determined to have free and fair and more balanced trade and we just want to make sure american companies and american workers are treated fairly and yes i do see a li...

Noticed now because it seems like a minor thing compared to the other houses that hes burning down, but in previous administrations, other president had done something like this, there would be much hue and cry. >> look, its not a minor thing in the financial world. the independence of the fed is sacrosanct. what we saw last week from the president was the president sort of simultaneously saying, look, i dont like the idea that the fed is raising interest rates. i think it will hurt the economy ...

As president trump again takes aim at the media over his mixed messages about russia, a former white house stenographer is speaking out saying she quit her job because she believes the president lies to the public. part of a discrete team tasked with recording and transcribing the presidents every word to the press. she wrote in an op-ed in "the new york times," its clear that white house stenographers do not serve his administration but rather his adversary, the truth. she joins me now. shes th...

Alliance and strong nato alliance means two things, a strong commitment to live up to the words of the aliance, what some are concerned about when it comes to the president but also strong capacity, meaning all of our partners are strong and can contribute to that alliance and our mutual self-defense, what the president is concerned about and administrations before him have been concerned about and so that -- ultimately what we need to understand, the reason we didnt have world war iii, one of t...

>> all right. well, it keeps going and it keeps going. for the record, michael cohen and i did not discuss the tapes. in fact, they came out about an hour or so after our breakfast. but thank you, nbcs danny cevall cevallos. now, back to the very interesting week, to say the least. we have with our russian counterpart, foes, enemies. joining me now, peter emerson, who worked for three democratic administrations and jen kearns, a former spokeswoman for the california republican party. jen, let me...

Liability, thats whats mattering. >> all right. well, it keeps going and it keeps going. for the record, michael cohen and i did not discuss the tapes. in fact, they came out about an hour or so after our breakfast, but thank you nbcs danny cevallos. now back to the very interesting week to say the least. we had with our russian counterpart, foes, enemies, joining me now peter emerson who worked or the three democratic administrations and jen kerns a former spokeswoman for the california repub...

Department of education, against social security. we heard many departments, people were against many things under other administrations. so, to hear people are against ice now, i mean, its a trend, right? every agency has its day. neil: do you support shutting down ice? >> no, maybe improve working on their mission, just like any other government agency, but, no. neil: when youre a number of democrats, 133 in the house say present. i will say that, i dont always agree with you, you have the cou...

To communicate. theyre not there to take the notes. neil: do you think its crazy? >> yeah, i dont believe the interpreter was there to take notes for the american public the interpreter was there to interpret words. neil: fair enough, so what worries me with this sort of thing is that line ive used again and again and be careful what you wish for because future presidents, administrations, congressmans, democrats, republicans would have to subscribe to this that nothing is off bounds in such dis...

Maybe the answer is one of them supported donald trump. were happy to root out the unregistered foreign agents but the law should apply to everyon everyone. joe, as we said last night, i want to restate, we spoke to two separate sources that told us, close to this question, that tony podesta, had been offered immunity by the mueller investigation in exchange for testifying against paul manafort. if that is true, what does that mean? >> it means that if youre a democrat, you get a pass. theres tw...