justice department counterparts before making a decision. meanwhile, the media s coverage of the flynn news, breathless. overnight, president trump s former national security advisor mike flynn making headlines requesting immunity in exchange for testifying about his russian contacts. flynn wants a promise of legal protection before testifying about the trumpmp campaign and russian meddling in the election. michael flynn, who was ousted as president trump s national security advisor, is now offering to testify if he is given immunity from prosecution. jesse: and top democratic leaders are wasting no time using the flynn development to fuel more rank speculation against president trump. i just wonder what the russians have politically, personally, or financially onn president trump. because this is about a national security issue. why would the president of the united states for just come in and start to flirt with the idea of lifting sanctions on russia in terms of
will discuss the offer with senate and justice department counterparts before making a decision. meanwhile, the media s coverage of the flynn news breatheless. overnight president trump s former national security advisor mike flynn making headlines requesting immunity in exchange for testifying about his russian contacts. flynn wants legal protection before testifying about the trump campaign and russian meddling in the election. michael flynn, who was ousted as president trump s national security advisor, is now offering to testify if he is given immunity from prosecution. jesse: top democratic leaders are waste nothing time using the flynn development to fuel more rank speculation against president trump. i just wonder what the russians have politically, personally, or financially on president trump. because this is about a national security issue. why would the president of the united states for just come in and start to flirt with the idea of lifting sanctions o
this is just fighting fire with fire. also this morning, the wall street journal is reporting a long-time republican operative tried to get hillary clinton s e-mails from hackers, implying he had some connection to fired national security adviser michael flynn. we have it all covered for you as always. we begin with boris sanchez live in washington. boris, what are you hearing? good morning, clarissa. the president has already tweeted out twice this morning, first about crime in chicago and potentially sending federal help there, and then about the repeal and replacement of obamacare. these early morning tweets very different than yesterday s, in which he went in a very personal direction attacking a cable news host and taking the national conversation about politics in this country in an unexpected direction. mr. president, do you regret your tweets? reporter: president trump silent amid growing outrage over his attack on mika brzezinski, calling her crazy and fals
good morning, everybody on the eclipse day. how are you doing? shannon: welcome back to new york city. bill: i escaped the swamp. it gave me a hard time. shannon: glad you made it here. i m shannon bream. president trump s speech comes tonight. defense secretary james mattis is tight lipped on what the president has decided but will have broad impact beyond afghanistan. the president has made a decision, as he said. he wants to be the one to announce it to the american people. so i ll stand silent until then. until that point. once he announces what the strategy is, we can get more precise on afghanistan troop levels, what we ll do. shannon: doug mcelway is live at the white house. the president doesn t have a lot of good choices here. he is facing the same difficult choices his two predecessors faced. he is facing the longest war in u.s. history now stretching into its 16th year, as you said. there is no clear victory in sight. the instinct is to pull out to save
was overwhelmed. i was overwhelmed at the rainbow of colors in this room. that s how heather was. it didn t matter who you were or where you were from, she loved you. that was it. you were stuck. [laughter] so, for that, i m truly proud of my daughter. they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what? you just magnified her. [applause] i would rather have my child but by golly if i have give her up, we re going to make it count. kat: this is a very sad sad thing eboni which is many reasons why i m sick to think of having a leader of this country suggesting that she deserves some blame for what happened. eboni: cat, this is hard for everybody. i think we have all this has been a heavy difficult day to work in news. before i speak the trump agenda we will get to president trump. much of the hour. i want to speak to her parents. the courage and i don t know their belief system. as a christian it spoke to me the courage to say they tried to shut her up and she
he continues to remain on the phone. encourage the bill that passed in the house on thursday. it was his influence to make sure it passed to keep the government open. following up on majors question, i think what s hard to understand, when there s been an argument over principle.there is nothing in this bill democrats object to. peter doocy live on capitol hill. i am here right now there is recent activity in the senate that could potentially be working toward a real resolution to get the government to reopen. what are you hearing? reporter: we are hearing that might be sometime this evening. nothing is certain because there is no agreement in place. really what we ve been hearing, the only sure thing has been this blame game for senate democrats have been taking the most heat from house republicans who just heard from. a couple dozen stood up on the stage and basically pointed to the senate democrats and said look, we did our job. we passed the bill out of the house that
gazette and a lawsuit which ramos filed against a paper because of an article they wrote about his conviction in harassment case. the woman target of his harassment telling officials at one point quote, he will be your next mass shooter a lot more questions to be and he with ramos background. we are also learning the i d tis of the five victims at the newspaper. they are wendy winters, rebecca smith, gerald fischman general mcnamara. rob hiaasen. here is what he had to say about the victims. we are all friends. we are grieving for these guys. these are the guys that come to city council meetings and have to listen to boring politicians and sit there and make 20 or 30,000 a year. they make no money. it s just immoral that their lives should be in danger. the mayor also praising first responders, guys. come within 60 seconds in some cases to stop the shooting that happened around 2:30 when ramos came into the newsroom blasting with a shotgun, using some smoke screen bombs.
separate president trump from our economy right now. speaking of the economy and trump so often is, the volatility over the last few weeks in the market, it s got the president playing the blame game. now pointing the finger not at the fed, but at democrats as well, of course, as his fed chair and the reason for the big october selloff. plus, not just in the u.s., but a world divided with news of german chancellor angela merkel s plans to not run for election and the newly elected president of brazil. is the world taking a hard turn to the right? jam packed schedule for president trump and candidates across the country with just six days to go before the midterms. according to the political reports, there 50 races out there that are considered toss-ups. i have a great team to break it all down. first, let me break down exactly where we are. we have a lot to cover. out of those 50 races the majority are in the house. but a dozen are in governor s races and nine more in t