but it is certainly does put mr. trump closer into the gun sights of a collusion investigation. our assumption has sort of been while his son donald trump jr. was involved in this meeting, it wasn t clear that donald trump himself was involved or engaged in the meeting itself. we heard various different accounts of what actually went on there. but there is no question donald trump jr. was really interested in dirt on hillary clinton, that he made clear in e-mails that have gone public. but the president himself has so far not been touched by this. steven irlinger with perspective today, live in brussels, belgium, thank you for your time. thank you, george. coming up here, authorities blame increased crime in london on a new form of rap music. and we ll tell you why they re trying to curb drill music
who have pleaded guilty to charges, it s now five. how much of this actually reflects directly back on the president? well, i want to remind all of us that trump and paul manafort had a relationship way before the campaign, way before the campaign. and manafort was known to all as one of the most, dare i say, irreparable pirates of the late 20th and early 21st century. i know stories of him overseas when i was working overseas and his involvement with various regimes and the amount of money he was being paid. i think jared kushner is now clearly in the gun sights of mr. mueller. given the relationship that trump had with manafort over the years, the situation that jared
this was in his gun sights because andrew mccabe s wife in 2015 voted with support from clinton campaign money through terri, then the governor of virginia rab as a democrat for state legislative position. it s an astonishing thing to ask andrew mccabe. it ses a to beishing in any context and especially in this context. remember when this occurred. this was when andrew was interviewing for the job of acting fbi director. and potentially as a candidate for the full-time fbi director. what the president was doing was doing the same thing he did with jim comey which was letting know i expect you to be loyal to me, not to the constitution or the rule of law, but to me. and what we re seeing from the president to nunez to others in congress is this new attack at the fbi that really crosses the line from typical partisan politics over to what is dishonorable.
reasonably be that civilians will not be killed. again, we talk about a difficult decision. they will also tell you if they had the leader of isis in their gun sights. if they knew exactly where el baghdadi, the leader of isis was. would there be more tolerance for an air strike if potentially there were civilians in the area. this is a behind-the-scenes look at some of the very difficult decisions the administration is talking about right now. carol? barbara starr reporting live from the pentagon this morning. thank you. for more on this i want to bring in brigadier general mark kinnett, former secretary of state for political and foreign affairs under george w. bush. welcome, sir. sure. i would like you to listen to colonel warren from baghdad describe how iraqi troops are fighting in ramadi. let s listen. we ve spent a year training the iraqi security forces. we ve trained almost 16,000
two apache helicopters are providing air support and cameras mounted on their gun sights are recording the mission. wikileaks added the subtitles on the video, but the audio you hear is the pilot s actual radio chatter. we got a target coming at you. the pilots spot a group of men they suspect are insurgents carrying weapons. have individuals with weapons. he s got a weapon, too. there s at least 20 of them. oh, yeah. because the men are all dressed similarly, the pilots don t realize that two of them are journalists. photographer amir nouradeen and his driver. the apache soldiers seem to mistake amir s camera for a rocket-propelled grenade. he s got an rpg. we ve got a guy with an rpg. i want to fire. all right. let s hold on.