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Interventionism in world war ii. now, im not saying things have worked out in the past, so relax. what im saying is things have worked out in the past so lets get to work. >> theres hope in this book, i hope. >> well, there is because as winston churchhill once said you can count on americans to do the right thing after we have exhausted all other possibility. >> i cant wait to read more. john meachams new book, "the soul of america." how is the white house responding to question about payments ...

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Almost word for word account of the dinner where comey says they go an hour and 20 minutes, trump never lets him have a word in edge wise, hes dodging and returning again and again to certain subjects on his mind. the whole thing had this literary quality that really struck me. i also think his habit of reciting the facts gives us valuable information without his really saying it. so we know now that he thinks rudy giuliani is a brow-beating megalow maniac. and maybe loretta lynch wasnt up to th...

Florida with the president. zwr jim, you are getting new information from your sources. what are you learning? >> reporter: thats right, wolf. president trump avoided questions today about the fate of his personal attorney and we have learned that the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who oversees the mueller investigation recently told the president that hes not a target in the cohen matter. the president insists that no president has ever been as tough on russia as he has but history begs...

Block are they outraged by it they are i mean we saw protests on the ground in moscow and of course lots of people speaking out online as well basically a big outcry there we can start with telegrams founder and c.e.o. and you actually had a message on telegram itself against this blog of you can show that to you he writes on telegram that privacy is not for sale and human rights should not be compromised out of fear or greed not just that but the russian opposition leader alexina volley also sp...

Or enter rehab are now left alone on their own. shannon: time now for your real news roundup. on the flight to washington dc hunter jk scott of the crimson tide says he was listening to a worship song when he decided he should pray for donald trump. the 22-year-old college football player said when he shook the president and sandy asked him would you let me pray for you. the president reportedly said yes, come on and that is the story behind the now iconic moment yesterday outside the white hous...

Left alone on their own. >> shannon: trace gallagher live in los angeles for us. thank you. time now for your real news roundup. get this, on the flight to washington, d.c., a national championship champion from the alabama crimson tide decided he should pray for president trump. he said when he shook the presidents hand, he asked them, would you let me pray for you? the president said, yeah, come on, and that is the story behind the now iconic moment yesterday outside the white house. missouri ...

Mentioning the president in terms of the arbitration and the president felt like he won that arbitration. they want to try to redraw a really firm line between this president and stormy daniels. theres one question about why the president didnt sign this. there was a line for him, dd, his pseudonym in this lawsuit or settlement presumably. she dodged. thats what this white house, in the form of sarah huckabee sanders, is going to have to do. that explains why the president has been so silent. no...

Are landing on his plate here in terms of the importance of his strategic guidance than has been the case up to this point. and we havent heard a whole lot publicly about his role. and that suggests to me that he is doing a good job and doing his job well. lawyers arent supposed to be in the limelight, although you can have a front person. >> you say that. i know youre dodging. its fine. ken, i love you, but youre dodging. and you said lawyers arent supposed to be in the spotlight. hes hired -- ...

Ken, i love you but youre dodging. and you said lawyers arent supposed to be in the spotlight. jay sekulow is on television all the time, and digenova, hes on television all-time. would you do it? >> no, theyd be crazy to ask me. >> so thats no, you wouldnt take the job? >> im not the person to be in that role. >> you wouldnt take the job? >> i want him to have a good lawyer, and by that i mean someone with the experience thats relevant. and as you pointed out, look, theyre talking to people who...