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Campaign. certainly like a paul manofort and sean spicer from the podium at the white house said, oh, basically not involved in the campaign. thats not true. but carter page does fit into more along the lines of those descriptions here. he was never a central player in terms of the campaign apparatus. but did have meetings and he was, you know, in the inner circle and the president there, you know, was saying that he was one of his advisers here so look. as this plays out, it is getting closer a...

Americans whose names came up in incidental complexion. the president told "the new york times" what she did is one of the big, big stories of our time. >> reporter: he did, don. good evening. and the president also told "the new york times" in that interview about susan rice she was guilty of some type of a crime and not for him to necessarily decide. this is something that the white house has been trying to not talk about this week, actually. they have the syria strikes, other things. the russ...

Security agency, decides whether to grant these unmasking requests but we are told that typically the requests of senior officials are rarely denied and now despite in the judgment of the people looking at the reports that these obama officials requests were within the law and appear to be common practice, some members of congress do have concerns about the justifications that were given to unmask these individuals and the standards for the intelligence agencies to grant these requests so expect...

That this is something that the administration -- they have to have a better way of explaining what the contacts were all about. as we move forward and shift away from maybe the syria story and back toward this investigation in the coming weeks. >> david, quickly, again, the president and the white house throw up a smoke screen with the issue of unmasking and susan rice? our reporting is she did nothing wrong and at least now from the reporting theres -- there was nothing illegal about it. no il...

There are different meanings. so this is about bloomberg reporting that tillerson asked foreign minister why should u.s. taxpayers being interested in eucaine. ukraine? >> i dont think u.s. taxpayers have it but i think u.s. taxpayers have to be led by leaders. you could have made that argument throughout the cold war. why is the united states defending europe? why is the united states defending all these countries around the world? you need leadership. leaders that explain to americans that par...

He needs it most to change the conversation. no one can change a conversation in this town, in this country, or the world indeed than the president of the united states, and his bully pulpit. it has been nonexistent over the last ten days. largely because hell be asked something like this. >> he is trying today, to your point. trying in his quiet way. we dont have access. hes been tweeting all morning about economic news. first, screen grabs from the fox business channel, now other bloomberg rep...

Going very heavy on the missing plane, and, you know, its an important story, and theres huge global interest, i get that. cnn has gotten a significant ratings bump, and its well equipped to cover this kind of story, but a lot of those hours are filled with theories and speculation and false starts, a couple of quick examples, bloomberg reporting that a suspected aircraft tail was found in the gulf of thailand, turned out to be a bunch of logs tied together. two big oil slicks found off the coas...

>> heres some good news for you, perhaps, you may soon be able to use your smart phone as a credit card. at&t and verizon are teaming up to let customers pay all of their bills and charges directly through their phones. you can just swipe the phone instead of a credit card. customers would later pay the phone company which will act as a financial institution. bloomberg reporting the new venture may pose a competitive threat to credit card companies such as visa and mastercard. you got to figure ...

Safety. instead they sat on them for fear of losing sales. all that money, after all. yeah. today bloomberg reporting that they have agreed to resolve about 10,000 lawsuits pertained to elevated heart risks in users of the drugs. hopefully they will do a better job than the minerals and mining services or the sec has done on behalf of taxpayers in the country when they make that evaluation. coming up on "hardball," chris matthews talking to the naacp president. is the tea party a valid economi...

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