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The washington ways, i mean, the most traditional, the most basic level of how communication strategy works, but its not who he is. which is why end of the day he is his communications director. he does it, end of story, and he wants a guy who gets how he thinks, been loyal a killer on tv to kwum come on tv and be th guy. strategizing on communications will never work for a guy maybe self-aware enough to know he changes that with a single tweet. >> i just heard from a source, this is all trumps ...

Temperatures cool off, it is very hot, and more people show up. >> rick: thank you very much. >> sandra: o.j. simpson soon to be a free man. >> i think i have kept my word. i have done my time. i would just like to get back to my family and friends. >> sandra: the juice gets paroled but can he stay out of trouble? we will put that question to alan dershowitz, a member of the 1995 defense team. >> rick: a deadly earthquake rocks a holiday resort setting thousands of tourists running for their liv...

>> it shows you how big politics are in the west wing. we heard that there are factions that constantly compete against each other and that led to sean spicers resignation toeday. thats a great question, why wasnt it when he was asked about the crowd numbers? or when he was asked to defend the presidents claim that 300,000 people voted illegally? none of those were too much for sean spicer but today it was. we really saw that affect his credibility and it leaves people speculating about where he...

>> im here to swallow gum and im here to take names. first of all, i just like to announce im calm now. you you dont have a chance. i promise ill talk better. this is like a god father when you kiss me and no one ever sees me again. >> yes. >> all right. well leave you with that in good fun. coming up, the russia stories are piling up, but are they having an affect on president trumps biggest supporters? are they sticking with him or is his base starting to crack? well examine that on the othe...

Privately the arizona senator and his family are trying to decide how to treat his latest diagnosis. an aggressive brain tumor discovered during a cranonmy above his left eye last week. lets bring in sanjay gupta. mccain has a long history with skin cancer. how might that factor in to what treatment he might consider? >> its a great question, two points about that. first of all, sometimes the treatment for other cancers, such as if you got radiation for another cancer, can increase your chances ...

Circumstances. >> and it was legally mandated. how is morale and the intelligence community, you led the cia, deputy director of the cia, key post. after he criticizes intelligence, the intelligence community, overseas in that news conference in poland. >> i think the intelligence community is remarkably resilient. and they really believe in the mission that theyre trying to pursue. and i think in that sense their morale continues to be unabated and they want to do what is best for the united st...

In combination, but there are other treatments, theres about 150 clinical trials, ongoing right now, jake, looking at all sorts of different things from vaccines to viral vectors to the polio virus as a potential sort of treatment. there may be various options. >> we shouldnt sugar coat, this is going to be a tough battle for the senator. you obviously mentioned chemotherapy and radiation as potential options for mccain. is one more severe than the other? is one preferable? >> you know, in this ...

Ill isolate the united states with europeans and thats the ballistic missile issue which wont be addressed. if you take a more balanced approach, you can get the europeans to agree to a tougher affect in terms of countering that ballistic missile. >> heather: how do you pressure them in that regard and how does it work because its so far has not really worked with north korea? >> that is the urgency. we dont address the ballistic missile issue two or three years and im from now, maybe four years...

Privilege, not a right. we should not allow people who violate human rights to come into the country. >> bret: venezuela was 3.1% of the world oil production last year. economically, how does this affect the u.s. potentially? is that government has questions about its survival. >> we should not continue to buy oil from nicolas maduro. the united states thankfully is becoming more energy independent every day. we dont have to rely on the thugs of the world who before had us over a barrel. we are ...

Stop the mesa fire from spreading any further. it had burned at least 30 acres, but there were worries that it could grow to between 300 and 400 acres. resources were diverted from crews battling the whittier fire to keep that from happening. dangerous conditions. >> this will be one of the first really serious, you know, heat events that were going to have in a lot of the major cities. up to this point a lot of them have been in the areas of the interior west. theyre kind of used to it, and a...