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Becoming public at the time the president denied it. the president has spent the last several hours speaking out, in particular going into damage control mode trying to clean up comments that rudy giuliani made this week about trump reimbursing michael cohen. >> ill tell you what. rudy is a great guy, but he just started a day ago. but he really has his heart into it. hes working hard. hes learning the subject matter, and hes going to be issuing a statement too. but he is a great guy. he knows i...

>> ill tell you what. rudy is a great guy, but he just started a day ago. but he really has his heart into it. hes working hard. hes learning the subject matter, and hes going to be issuing a statement too. but he is a great guy. he knows its a witch hunt. thats what he knows. hell get his facts straight. i will tell you this. when rudy made the statements -- rudys great, but rudy had just started and he wasnt totally familiar with every -- you know, with everything. and rudy -- we love rudy. he...

In case you need a refresher, here it is. >> so in case youre looking at border real estate, ask if any international drug lords owned it first. maybe youll get a discount. >> just back this way? >> yes, back this way. >> so right there. >> right there, yes. >> this part that clearly looks covered. when did they tell you or did you know this was el chapos? >> nobody told me. i googled the address to see it on google maps. and i saw these newspaper articles that it was called the tunnel house. i ...

Breaking news comes in. david nuñez says his overview of electronic communications at the fbi justice department showed no intelligence was used to begin the investigation into the possibility of collusion between the term campaign in russia. for the latest, lets bring in ellison barber. reporter: we will start with a refresher. "the new york times" reported that the russian investigation began not because of the controversial steel dossier, but information provided to the u.s. by asteroid and ...

That may not be for long if stormy daniels attorney get his way. mr. president did you have a sexual relationship with stormy daniels? did you have knowledge of the alleged threats against her? did you know your personal lawyer, michael cohen, paid her $130,000 to keep it all quiet? those are the kind of questions that the president could face under penalty of perjury. mark geragos, cnn legal analyst and joan kubiak is with me. joan, first to you, michael avenatti going back to the 90s and paul ...

In the 70s. >> first of all, id never yell at anybody your size and disposition. thats a simple fact. let me ask you something else, a point of confusion for people. people look at this fact pattern and say this is terrorism, why arent you calling it that? its time for a refresher. thats a term of art for investigators. if they cant identify a specific motive that forwards a political message or agenda, they will not call it terrorism. true? >> you want to be so careful. law enforcement doesnt w...

House. even for ivanka trump. last year, her company got a provisional okay from the chinese government on three trademarks, a huge business boost. that very night, she and husband jared kushner dined with the chinese president at mar-a-lago. speaking of kushner, heres a refresher on his foreign ties. from israel alone, a $30 million investment in the family business helped financing a $146 million purchase and co-ownership of about 150 of property with a businessman under investigation in the u...

Those who need a refresher on the story. why did diane feinstein feel she had to do this and to you? what were the major findings? >> well, brian, i think diane feinstein did this in part as a culmination of democratic frustration with republican -- with what democrats feel are republican mischaracterizations and even smears of the work that fusion gps and christopher steele did during the campaign. among other things late last week, and i think it was a really precipitating event. the senator r...

Papers and there is a movie starting friday about that, for those who need a refresher on the story. why did diane feinstein feel she had to do this and to you? what were the major findings? >> well, brian, i think diane feinstein did this in part as a culmination of democratic frustration with republican -- with what democrats feel are republican mischaracterizations and even smears of the work that fusion gps and christopher steele did during the campaign. among other things late last week, an...

>> come on, ill show you around. >> fact is, there are still coal jobs. about 56,000 nationally and 7,000 here in kentucky. whoa. >> feel the simulator base? >> yes. >> youre mining. >> training for these jobs is mandatory, even if the industry is way safer today than the 1920s when an average of 1,500 people died yearly due to mining collapses and explosions, accidents still happen. so training and safety is what this place is all about. got to back it up. that and my producer is getting more f...