altogether, the industry supports over 9 million jobs nationwide. these are jobs that natural gas is helping make happen, all while reducing america s emissions. energy lives here. as you know, alongside the first public trump russia hearings in the house monday morning, in the senate monday morning will be the first supreme court nomination hearings for neil gorsuch. to get ready for those gorsuch hearings, sunday night 5:00 p.m. eastern, a special look at go such and those hearings hosted by ari melbur. you should watch this. he s sitting in for lawrence because he works too much. thank you. thank you for the plug. as for working too much, the old saying, look who s talking. i feel it. thanks. have a great weekend. donald trump has doubled down on his unsubstantiated accusation that president obama
done in this office, in 50 days. trump has done more in office the way a toddler helps out in the kitchen. health care! health care for all! health care for all! it s ha
unprecedented step further in what critics call an effort to is distract the white house now threatening to revoke security clearance from six former top national security officials, all of whom are fierce critics of trump s actions or inactions. these officials have served both democrats and republicans and have decades of experience in intelligence, law or diplomacy. for context, the heads of the intelligence agencies usually keep the security clearances unless there s reason to revoke them. it allows them mpay attentio to this: it allows them to speak openly about matter the. they keep the clearance so if the current administration needs some advice or help, they can talk to them. i want to point out something. sarah sanders was very proud to get up and change the topic because she didn t want to talk about the president s walk-back, disaster in helsinki, all the
messes. certainly didn t want to talk about migrant children. but the people she listed, so proud they want to rev
right now. it s not an order, the president s opinion. are president trump s tweets considered official white house statements? the president is the president of the united states, they re considered official statements by the president of the united states. wow. good morning. and welcome to morning joe. i m confused. so confused. what is that line from the office ? universe, you win. it s thursday, august 2nd. and what a way to start the day. what a way. so, is it the official policy of the president or not? i think the most telling thing of the whole story is how much his lawyers freaked out immediately and started calling around immediately. he was just venting. just like a baseball game. when he s actually doing what talking about what would start a constitutional crisis. or obstruction of justice. as brian clause pointed out yesterday is exactly what he did in turkey back 2013, 2014. talk about fake news. you talk about deep state conspiracies. you fire p
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lamier. thank you for making the trip. caroline, i want to start with you though. how legal csignificant is this? this is a 10. the reason people are scratching their heads because it is so blatant. i don t think you can over state the importance of this mission because that s what it is. his son took a meeting to get dirt on hillary clinton. why it is important is because there is a specific criminal statue that makes it illegal to accept something of value from a foreign national as it pertain to the federal election. he s taking all those boxes in terms of a statutory case. the president says it is totally legal and it is done all the time. getting information from a foreign enties ties is not all
affiliated people with that conspiracy. these people now this meeting could be unindicted koch conspirator of the larger agency. stay with us, here in new jersey, phil rucker, as you are brewing of everything
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let s go to geoff bennett joining us live from the white house. geoff, tell us about the president s reaction to omarosa. you saw the president during a photo op at his bedminster estate and asked by members of press pool to respond to the bombshell allegations by her new book and you saw his response there was to call her a low life. although we should make clear that she was one of the president s first hires here at the white house. and she had a high-paying and high-profile job following her allegations that the president then a private citizen, but he could be heard on tape using the n-word during the making of the apprentice and let go from her position at the white house when officials learned that she was close to getting her hands on this tape. she then further alleges that the trump campaign offered her a $15,000 a month contract to stay quiet about her experiences with
the president while she
want what presented on the colored. the only way to fight the taliban. they believe the taliban while. for the young. people that it s a good example or fall in the north will become an example come on in the north as an example. you know at least thirty six or thirty. years ago here could very independent journalist joining us from kabul where as we mentioned afghan security forces at this hour fighting militants after rockets were fired during a speech by the president here thank you so much for bringing us up to date. thank you. now in just a few hours venezuelans will have the first indication as to whether
a still fear materials gambit which includes a three thousand percent increase in the minimum wage could bring fresh hardship such a large amounts forty five million old full of hours per week per employee then you have to buy produce and it s expensive how do you manage we re going to have to fire employees what can we do the only himself would have to work for his own busin
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around the world unite. let s do business u.s. president donald trump is suing to stop it handing over financial records about the bank s dealings with the new york real estate mogul congressional oversight committee subpoenaed the documents. for years the job has been from main and sometimes only creditor financing many of his construction projects democrats in congress say they want to investigate possible financial ties between trump and russia. was reportedly concerned about its exposure with trump as he was campaigning for the presidency and now says it is fully cooperating with congressional committees in washington. to frankfurt where doj is based and our financial correspondent. the president suing this this is very interesting and also would have to be george s biggest nightmare come
true. well it s certainly a big nightmare if not the biggest nightmare coming true well you can t really see what the biggest nightmare when it comes to do it your bank but it has been a loyal
urging them to take to the streets or venezuela saying that this is your opportunity the moment might not come again i m so i think we can see that where washington d.c. at one point was supporting the opposition leader one it s gone one step further now in throwing its weight behind the events which are currently unfolding as we speak on the streets of caracas who was ahead in the home for him and washington now in other news the u.s. president donald trump is to sue deutsche bank he wants to stop it from hunting over financial records by the banks dealings when he was a new york real estate to mogul congressional oversight committees subpoenaed the documents in much. so where the lawsuit is a trump family affair with the president s three eldest children also filing against deutsche bank germany s biggest lender was a major financer to the trump organization when other banks were put off by the president s multiple bankruptcies what the congressional committees are interested
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Mark, i was very interested in what this neighbor had to say, first of all, because her account differs from that of the justice, which seems significant. but also, you know, there s been a lot of talk about him recusing himself, and today justice alito did recuse himself on a minor case relating to chapter 11 bankruptcies. can you talk about the sort of dissonance there between his desire to recuse him from one case that has nothing to do with the major, major scandal that surrounds him right now? yeah, so justice alito is one of a few justices who owns individual stocks and still trades those stocks as we all discovered when chris reported that he had sold off stock in bud light during the controversy when bud light had a transgender spokeswoman, and he recused himself from a decision today almost certainly because of his ownership of some individual stock, probably a small amount, a few thousand dollars, almost as if to say, yeah, i can do