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Him constructive coaching. its not criticism. look, this is not in your best interest, long-term, removing caitlin from the pool, putting her in the penalty box, youre not getting the desired outcome. what is the desired outcome that people dont ask you those questions? guess what? the first amendment gives these reporters the right to do that. by the way, your predecessors, many of which you respected, take a look at the tape. this is what reporters have been doing for 30 or 40 years. >> anthon...

Happy to talk about it. im happy to explain why. i think the best people around the president will always give him constructive coaching. its not criticism. look, this is not in your best interest, long-term, removing kat lynn from the pool, putting her in the penalty box, youre not getting the desired outcome. what is the desired outcome that people dont ask you those questions? guess what? the first amendment gives these reporters the right to do that. by the way, your predecessors, many of wh...

Report, and his predecessors have hit even higher marks. under president obama, for example, the economy hit 5% growth in a quarter. for presidents bush and clinton, there were quarterly growth rates of 6% and 7%. the big question right now -- can the u.s. generate a relatively high number for the year? the president said on friday he thinks 4% is sustainable. and if hes right and the strong growth continues through the remainder of the year, then it could mark a high point for the trump adminis...

Years, in fact, it fulfills one of the presidents big campaign promises. >> the question is what is it telling us about u.s. economy and where do we go from here? >> mark, kristi, the economic growth, there are details, top line, it grew, 4.1%. that is the strongest increase in 2016. president trump took no time holding a press conference to tout the numbers. this is only one report. his predecessors hit high remar remarks. the president said on friday

>> translator: you shouldnt insult the iranian nation. you should be careful about what youre talking about. ask your predecessors and learn from their experience. >> in the tweet, president trump said if president hassan rouhani threaten the united states, he would suffer consequences the likes of which few have supper before. >> shannon: hopefully that tamps it down and they can come to a peaceful solution. thank you, ellison. time now for "where in the world." the collapse of a dam in laos th...

Deputy chief of staff for communications, bill shine, somebody with a lot of tv experience. maybe looking at optics. saying, hey, lets get you out here in a well-lit setting, in front of reporters, with this background of the east wing behind you, and talking about something that the white house wants to be talking about. heres the thing, ali, it wasnt just a victory lap looking forward. it was also jabs backward at his predecessor. i want you to fact check something the president had to say. pl...

If the u.s. starts a war, iran will end it. that warning moments ago from the commander of irans elite military force. the officials has the news report. he said go ask your predecessors about it. we are ready to stand against you. this comes days after the presidents all cap warning to iran it would face consequences if it threatens the united states again. the cranston fire scotch muched 4 -- scorched 4,7,000 acres. -- 4,700 acres.

Executive branch.r >> tucker: wouldnt it be more effective to first make your case in public slowly and clearly so voters understand? what you think this official has done wrong? >> i think this is right. i disagree with what he has done so far but he actually has produced more information than mostst of his predecessors. the case is not particularly strong historically in terms of history but i think these republicans have to think very seriously about what they would create here. the framers m...

The immigration question. >> sandra: there was no vote today, and should they be doing this? speak out they shouldnt and i have a column out. i happen to be very sympathetic with the people who have drafted these articles, and i do believe the justice department and they abuse the classification authority in redacting embarrassing but unclassified things. i think all of that is well supported but it doesnt make it an impeachable offense. the framers designed impeachment requires a very high stan...

>> tucker: one to be more effective to first make your case in public slowly and clearly so voters understand? what you think this official has done wrong? >> i think this is right. i disagree with what he has done so far but he actually has produced more information than most of his predecessors. the case is not particularly strong historically in terms of history but i think these republicans have to think very seriously about what they would create here. the framers made impeachment difficult...