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The only person whose o pin ypi who really mattered is president trumps. on the whole, with very notable exceptions, the president liked it. thought bannon gave a forceful defense of him, not just of him and praise of him as well, but also of his policies and his agenda. so on the whole, he has a complicated relationship with steve bannon but watched this entire interview, watched it very closely and he was quite pleased. >> were reminded of that phrase. an audience of one. our great thanks to o...

Already this week, and thats steve bannon. where did opinion fall in the west wing as to whether or not his "60 minutes" appearance net/net was a good thing or bad thing for this president, this administration? >> so like all things in the west wing, opinion was very mixed. some people just sort of hated even the mere fact of it, want him to go away and think its disingenuous to be criticizing the fake news and appear on the real news of "60 minutes." the only person whose opinion who really mat...

Defense of him, not just of him and praise of him as well, but also of his policies and his agenda. so on the whole, he has a complicated relationship with steve bannon but watched this entire interview, watched it very closely and he was quite pleased. >> were reminded of that phrase. an audience of one. our great thanks to our leadoff panel tonight. ashley parker, jonathan swan, jill wine-banks. thank you all for staying up with us. well take our first break. and coming up, to be a fly on th...

But honestly it wouldnt change the decision. >> politico reports once trump returned from the trip to new jersey it was clear he was not changing his mind. then the white house began frantically searching for how to explain the firing. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders was asked about the draft letter in the briefing room today. >> first of all can you confirm the existence of that letter? secondly, can that letter be made public? and thirdly, you report that don mcgahn thought it was appro...

Toward japan this evening. the prime minister of japan called the action reckless, unprecedented and a significant threat. our leadoff panel tonight. white house bureau chief for the "washington post" phil rucker. boston herald chief washington reporter kimberly atkins. and with me in studio, former assistant special watergate county attorney, nick ackerman. thank you. nick, let me start with you. tonights nbc news report cites a person familiar with the robert mueller strategy saying quote even...

A up to executive from donald trump real estate company. e-mailed vladimir putin during the presidential campaign to ask for help advancing a stalled trump tower development product in moscow. according to documents submitted monday. cohen said the organization has reviewed countless opportunities the moscow deal was rejectsed. he says trump was never in contact with anyone about it other than cohen on three occasions. the trump organization said it never had any real estate holdings or interest...

Formenting division in the united states. it was noise greeted by more noise in the hall but it ignored the stead hum of the russia investigation and that is back in the news tonight. politico is on the board with a report that the president has clashed with multiple republican senators over russia. they say hes lashed out about sanctions against russia and over legislation that could protect robert mueller from getting fired by the president. politico reports "trumps chewing out of gop senators...

Thanks. new employee carol lee, our thanks. and veteran "formenter" eli stokols of the "wall street journal." our thanks as always to our leadoff panel. a break for us. coming up, what it means when serious people start to question this presidents fitness for office while reminding us he holds the nuclear launch codes. more on that sobering thought when "the 11th hour" continues. were just getting started on a wednesday evening. ♪ new band-aid® brand skin-flex™, bandages. our best bandage y...

Lot about how the voters are assessing whether or not this president is fit for the job. >> former chairman steele, our thanks. new employee carroll lee, our thanks. and veteran formenter eli stokols of the "wall street journal." our thanks as always to our leadoff panel. coming up, what it means when serious people start to question this presidents fitness for office while reminding us he holds the nuclear launch codes. more on that sobering thought when "the 11th hour" continues. were just get...

It was noise greeted by more noise in the hall but it ignored the steady hum of the russia investigation and that is back in the news tonight. politico is on the board with a report tonight that the president has clashed with multiple republican senators over russia. they say hes lashed out about sanctions against russia and over legislation that could protect robert mueller from getting fired by the president. politico reports "trumps chewing out of gop senators according to people briefed on t...