This was supposed to be the quietly, the calming. There may be a little evidence of that at the white house under general kelly. But these transcripts have exploded. We had so many readers of these transcripts this morning when they first broke. Remarkable reporting by my colleague, greg miller who has , been a stalwart throughout the year as part of our National Security team. But the portrayal of the new president , as you said, being unhappy, concerned about his own image, talking at cross purposes with two leaders of allies of neighboring mexico and australia. I mean, they are remarkable documents of what the Trump Presidency started as, and for so long has continued as. , charlie take me through what you found remarkable about these documents. Dan on the call with the mexican president , what was so fascinating was trumps recognition that his promise that, not only would he build the wall, but that mexico would pay for it, was something that was never going to happen. And what he
This was supposed to be the quietly, the calming. There may be a little evidence of that at the white house under general kelly. But these transcripts have exploded. We had so many readers of these transcripts this morning when they first broke. Remarkable reporting by my colleague, greg miller who has , been a stalwart throughout the year as part of our National Security team. But the portrayal of the new president , as you said, being unhappy, concerned about his own image, talking at cross purposes with two leaders of allies of neighboring mexico and australia. I mean, they are remarkable documents of what the Trump Presidency started as, and for so long has continued as. , charlie take me through what you found remarkable about these documents. Dan on the call with the mexican president , what was so fascinating was trumps recognition that his promise that, not only would he build the wall, but that mexico would pay for it, was something that was never going to happen. And what he
Good to be back. Thanks for joining us this morning. 5 40 a live look outside caityln is here and usually i talk about the weather has been there or that and ive been gone for a week and fwrept my air conditions car to air conditioned house only to find out how god awful humid it is the last couple days. Its like a big bowl of soup for three days. Tough to be outside. I hope you were in cooler places. Oh, yeah. Because its warm to come back to. Live look outside at the National Monument. Clear skies this morning lots of sunshine and relief in hul hultty today. Finally youll notice when you step outside it doesnt feel as muggy early in the morning and double figures for you right there. The accuWeather Forecast and break in humidity all good news this morning. We should have a really sunny one on the Sportsfever Television Network tap. Great to be out at the pool. Not too oppressive to be outside. I was downtown at the monuments not museum. People are busy. People are looking for someth
And while there is relief in sight it wont be tomorrow as the sizzling temperatures stick around for at least one more day. Action News Reporter Jeanette Reyes has more on how people were coping with yet another hematoma first lets go to meteorologist cecily tynan out on the terrace with the forecast. Any relief in sight cecily. There is for the seconds half of the weekend but tomorrow is going to be another very steamy day and you step out here you can feel the oppressive heat and humidity and weve had three days in a row now of temperatures in the 90s. Wednesday 91, yesterday 95, today 95. Breaking the record high of 94 set back in 1884 so three days in a row makes this official. This is a heat wave, the seventh heat wave so far this year. Hopefully its the final one and we did have a lot of records broken. Trenton a new record high of 95, wilmington a new record high 95, dover and Atlantic City airport soaring up to a record high of 96 degrees and this steamy air mass will remain in
That bell being running, then i believe that as youre doing this in terms of leadership function, we run the risk of really losing an enterprise is that the United States essentially pioneered. In terms of another priority that i think youre starting to hear a little bit about, we have to put patients at the center of this. So if you look at the statistics we have 7,000 diseases. Yet, we have treatments for, i believe, dr. Collins, 500 of those. The system is doing its work. Its churning through the science and getting the outcomes to the doors of the fda. The fda is doing its work and then we get some approvals and we put that out into the system. But at the rate were going, i dont think that any of the diseases that were all going to be afflicted with at some point in time really stand a chance of being covered in the near term. So i think the speed issue thats been articulated by many of you is of critical importance. So i think as this group does its work, figuring out what are tho