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Next week on the hill. one of which is behind closed doors. so yes, the president in many ways still has to deal with the fallout of this russia question. and with cohen, the issue of his business practices. >> and dive into the manhattan district attorney hes mos mov. "new york times" reporting that they are looking into possibly filing some charges against paul manafort and many people are saying that that is just in case and to protect the investigation just in case he should get pardon out o...

About the people, staffing up border patrol. but he said a barrier or a wall -- he still loves the word "wall," no matter the semantics. it is necessary for those other parts to work. >> tyrus: to look at the bigger picture, this isnt even about the wall anymore. >> harris: whats it about? >> tyrus: is about 2020. its about reelection. >> melissa: thats a good point. >> tyrus: the democrats cant allow them to be successful. >> harris: but they are allowing it. >> tyrus: kind of. its for broad --...

Palestinian officials are already rejecting it. speaking to fox news, the top aide to palestinian president mahmoud abbas said, weve already seen what youre suggesting by your actions and we are not interested. we want a multilateral peace modality placed on international law. briefed by top aides on the issue multiple times on the specifics of the planet he calls "the deal of the century." according to sources, hes happy with its parameters. as the demonstration looks for the right time to rele...

Whole thing to agree to this and they have signed up to a five hundred ninety five page document and now people like boris johnson a germy called an incompetent. come along and start dictating to the rest of europe including the ottomans and russians and what have you and its going to henriques as well one here is here through. what we know that the labor party wanted jeremy corbyn they are saying that they want to permanent customs union which so far has been ruled out by theresa may for the re...

Until we can both agree on a free trade agreement that somehow solves the irish problem weve been and weve managed to get twenty seven governments who cant agree on almost anything else to agree on that and now one country comes and says no no no no i dont revel in all that because youre inflexible like the ottomans and the russians know we are not the russians never asta they just want people with the ottomans never asked anyone weve asked every single government down to croatia down to who hav...

A problem only to avoid an accidental brax it then in recent weeks one prepared for a couple of months but any further than that would endanger the european parliament elections that are coming so midsummer is the deadline i could see that bracks it could be to late. professor the situation that the u.k. and the e.u. are in now did you discuss this very situation with german lawmakers this week when you met with them i mean what would you advise them to do. yes that was one of the questions that...

Federal crimes, the feds also induced him to plead guilty to state crimes committed against banks in new jersey, virginia, new york, and california. that means if president trump were to pardon paul manafort, his pardon is limited to the federal crimes, it cannot affect the state crimes. he hasnt been charged but he already pleaded guilty in this 175 page document. >> harris: if he can get out of that agreement, the plea deal he made, none of that applies. >> i dont think the states would be int...

Continue to rev up his base and stoke his supporters. >> but i just dont get why. our friends at "new york times" have done a great job of summarizing this and this is the important part, too. those friends of donald trump or folks who consider themselves his base. no area of the country will be untouched from the southwest where droughts will curb high dropower and tax already limited water supplies to alaska where the loss of sea ice will cause coastal flooding and cause families to relocate t...

Weekend will be still be working on his fourteen page strong so far and its quite a secret its well guided because ambassadors over the weekend were not allowed to take copies away a number of things could potentially be sticking points you have for instance fishing rights where the french and the dutch have vested interests that these issues are clarified you have spain which is concerned about the status of the problem and then you have the british side of course that would like to see a tailo...

Foreign intelligence surveillance act. what is it? well, the heavily redacted more than 400 page document says, quote, the fbi believes page has been the subject of targeted recruitment by the russian government. it goes on to say, quote, the fbi believes that the russian governments efforts are being coordinated with page and perhaps other individuals associated with candidate number ones campaign. nbc investigations reporter tom winter joins me now. tom, walk me through exactly what this is. b...