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>> tim, since you know trump better than anyone here, i want to go back to this issue of trumps lawyers trying to to prepare him for what hes really in for here. did you hear in the presidents manner tonight or his tone anything that indicates he understands the seriousness of what hes involved? >> no, i dont think he understands it at all, lawrence. theres a freight train headed towards him right now. when you prepare a witness to sit down with someone like bob mueller, you have binders full of...

Enough of hearing from trump voters? >> i actually think its fine to hear from trump voters. i think the challenge is that we dont hear enough of the resistance. you have a march yesterday, which shows over a million people gathering after a march a year ago of 4 million people gathering. im all for listening but there is a -- there is a quality of this reporting which is to the exclusion of other voices. the majority in this country oppose trump. it seems to me the "new york times" or other sou...

[ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why were bullish on the future. yours. ♪ >> harris: this is an unexpected twist on the feud between president trump and the mainstream media. "the new york times" replaced its opinion page day with letters from crump voters. the paper said the decision was made in the spirit of "open debate." this is what one reader wrote. "the economy is up...

Hear why if you look at the poll numbers, theres still 30% to 40% of americans still support him. >> as margaret turner wrote, trump is a vulgarian in the way he tweets and sometimes talks. however, as rich lowry wrote in national review, his presidency is better than his tweets and he has made significant progress. >> a shrewd reader of the "new york times," obviously. >> but the fact is his tweets have an impact on the relationship he has with john kelly, something well be talking about in jus...

In a piece about his life. >> she gave the facts and what happened that night and its up to the reader to say, was he right, was she right, was it awkward? i dont think it was an attack. i think it was saying, this is what the guy did. >> tucker: it was an attack. what im struck by is that you are professional feminist, i am not. but i seem to have a higher opinion of women then you do. you seem to think that they are so weak and helpless that its understandable they are afraid to say something ...

Then at some ritas turn the woman who had lost all her hair. under a bushel has brought a vacuum pump with him from germany. hell use it during the operation it creates suction which encourages the growth of new tissue that can later support skin transplant. theres a tense moment during the procedure but it works. and two days later when the doctors make their final round of visits so reader reports that shes doing well. in the avoid were going to buy her a really pretty wig shell be able to cho...

Wrong. everybody has disappointed him. everybody is -- everybody is bad at what they do. everybody who works for him in the white house has to put up with this. and he spreads this. you know, he puts this out. he calls his billionaire friends at night and says, you know, steve is disloyal or kellyanne conway is whatever she is. all of this kind of stuff, and then he goes back do them and says, whoever he is talking to, he then reports, they told him that. >> you have one of those phone calls alm...

History, or he has a strategy. and i tend to think that its a strategy, and i tend to think that his strategy was roy moore would win. that would mean steve bannon would win, donald trump would lose. that means steve bannon would hold the leverage going into 2018, and steve bannon in part using this book would break with donald trump. >> how much of your interviewing with steve bannon occurred after he was fired from the white house? >> very little. >> most of this is while hes in the white hous...

Like there was any interview you were afforded for the book per se. it was a hollywood reporter interview. >> i think we should, i think that we should point out that someone in the white house is obviously giving you emails that i sent, which is perfectly fine, but you know, the white house has been on a concerted attack on me since this book came out, by the way, a totally incompetent attack which has found a few typos and turned this book into the best selling book in the world, but you are n...

>> thank you for having me. getting a lot of feedback about my earlier interview with "fire and fury" author michael wolff, so well get into that. heres a highlight in case you missed it. >> you are now doing the job of the white house. just so everybody knows that. >> well, wait a minute. i read the book. i took the time to read the book. there it is. >> but you have -- >> i have questions. >> hope hicks -- >> i know this. >> i have questions as a reader. i accept i dont conquer the mountain ...