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President dictated on behalf of his son, don jr. after reports that president trump actually drafted his sons statement, sarah sanders went into damage control mode. because of her own earlier statements about the timing of the presidents knowledge of the meeting. >> he certainly didnt dictate but, you know, he -- like i said, he weighed in, offered suggestion, like any father would do. >> reporter: still, the denials about whether the president knew continued. in september last year when don jr...

About the meeting. between his son, donald trump jr., his son-in-law, jared kushner, and paul manafort and kremlin linked lawyer natalie. jennifer ruben is back with me and joining me matthew miller, msnbc justice and security analyst, my yeah rocky moore. thank you for being here. jennifer, you wrote about this this week. what do you think the cohen news means? >> i think it confirms what we expected all along. it would have been inconceivable for donald trump not to have known his son, his son...

Anti-social, sometimes tortured and seemed to need to be on the go, in the action, getting praise while maybe other parts of them were, as you put it, less full. >> thats why they say washington and and hollywood have a lot in common. the people who seek most intently public attention are frequently the people who dont have any inner resources. they dont have a sense of themselves absent the external world applauding. >> like these freaks who want to work on tv every day. >> hard to imagine. i h...

Previous life. take a look. >> the chairman of the company that i worked for was faxed a letter written by donald trump. what he wanted was a public apology or the firm to dismiss me immediately or he would institute a major lawsuit against the firm. they escorted me to the door. i have been a security analyst for over 50 years. >> why is that public apology so important. >> who apologized? >> donald trump demanding, he wants a public apology, why? >> because he is so thin skinned. if a person c...

Giuliani was singing a very different tune about mr. cohen. >> are you concerned at all that michael cohens going to cooperate with prosecutors? >> no. i expect that he is going to cooperate with them. i dont think theyll be happy with him because he doesnt have any incriminating evidence about the president or himself. the man is an honest, honorable lawyer. >> i mean, you cant make it up. joining me now, eugene robinson, "washington post" columnist, and matt miller, former chief spokesman for ...

Involving the president. we have no idea what happens next. matt miller is an msnbc justice and security analyst. he was the chief spokesman for the justice department under president obama. he will join our panel of lee ann caldwell, john harwood, cnbcs editor at large, and alfonso aguilar is the president of the latina partnership for conservative principles and former chief of the office of u.s. citizenship. matt, let me start with you and the various legal developments just today. first let ...

Big hoax and that president obama knew about russia and failed to tell his campaign about it. but thats not true. in fact, the obama administration reportedly informed then candidate trump in august of 2016 that russia was trying to infiltrate his campaign. joining me now is shawn turner. hes a cnn u.s. security analyst and the former director of communications for u.s. national intelligence during the obama administration. shawn, good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having m...

Reporting from london. lets bring in our security analyst, sam vinaigrette and worked in the white house during the secret beginning stages of the iran negotiations. what is your large takeaway from not just what the president tweeted in all caps but what mike pompeo said standing in front of those iranians who he was trying to send a message to the people of iran rather than necessarily the leadership in iran. >> secretary pompeo did give the speech yesterday. an iranian commander said the un...

Security analyst, and also someone litvinenko never completely trusted. scaramella, youll remember, is the contact litvinenko met at the sushi bar on the day he was poisoned. >> reporter: litvinenko thought you poisoned him? >> yes. >> reporter: you didnt poison him? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: from his perspective, it does make sense. >> uh-huh. no, sure everything is very strange. >> reporter: scaramella had been working for the italian goverment and sometimes used litvineko as a source fo...

You have different associations that said they would do that. thats one area of the skills gap. the other area is in the technology field. we talked about the ceo of ibm new collar jobs. you dont need a college degree but more than high school. these are new collar job ibm needs people to fill. systems administrator. data center technician. designer technical support, security analyst. >> sandra: that dont need a college degree? >> they need training and they could get the great-paying jobs. >> ...