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Access -- we imagine trying to access the white house complex. but was not ultimately successful. >> and in fairness, where you are in washington, there is almost a constant ring of sirens. you have sirens all over. it is very hard to know what is actually an emergency around you. but weve got pictures here of various shots on the white house. and look, were not giving away any secrets. there is an immense security presence at white house all of the time. i want to bring in sean hennry from crow...

Thats manafort. the guy on the other side of this, the guy who reportedly, apparently, may have given the green light to all the money, steven calk. he started working on the counsel of economic advisers in august 2016. that is right around the time paul manafort was ousted as chairman. when questions were ramp up about the millions of dollars he received from pro-russian interests in ukraine. we asked the white house and steven calk for comment. neither gave us one. a spokesperson for manafort ...

Security. i want to live in a country where we all together, high school students, everyone trying to make us all safe and so as part of that, we need reasonable actions. having to pass a background check to buy a gun that could do the damage in florida is entirely reasonable and soup supported by -- supported by 97% of americans. >> let me bring there sean hennry. now an msnbc security analyst and the president and chief security officer of crowd strike. sean, to the point that in last eight da...

Henry, chief security officer of cloud strike of msnbc national security with security analyst. sue mi lets start with you. lets start with the support of this meeting that i think up scuttled. north korea backed out hours beforehand. how significant is it that there was a meeting on the table at all? >> well, it would have been significant in vice president mike pence wet with kim jong. that would have been the first high-level meeting between the americans and north korea since 2002 but it did...

Congress. joining me to discuss all of this is cnn security analyst, a senior adviser to president obama. you served under security with president obama. what do you say about president trump saying he didnt do as much as he has? >> its obviously untrue, and i think hes conflating different things. we should have a discussion about when president obama and the intelligence community knew about russias ongoing attack. we know from the department of justice that that started way back in 2014. we s...

The final jump landing in the snow on his back. his goggles flying. he didnt show any sign of brain damage. he will return to austria for further treatment, the united states dropping to fifth in the middle countless five goals, norway leading with 6 gold medals. it is 11 minutes after the top of the hour, the fbi had an opportunity to find the suspect month before the florida shooting. >> the fbi received information about a comment made on a youto channel. the comment simply said i am going to...

Program is more blood than substance. the south korean capital seoul is just fifty kilometers from the border within reach of conventional artillery. fire from the north twenty five million people live in the metropolitan area. the last time north korea reversed a large scale attack was in spring two thousand and seventeen kim jong un was there to watch. his great enemy the united states has close to thirty thousand servicemen and women stationed in south korea. in seoul i go to see chad ocarrol...

We can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patients brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patients breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. a stark warning from top intelligence and...

Well bo that at the top of the hour. lets bring in former nato supreme allied commander and dean of the fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tufts university, retired four star navy admiral james trevitas, hes the chief diplomacy and security analyst for nbc news and msnbc with a minor on commenting on omarosa reality shows. >> thats important. >> well put that aside for now. >> good. >> good. i want to ask you about north korea. there have been hopes raised about our relationship with north ...

And mark miller, an msnbc justice and security analyst, lets respond to this news. so, the president comes out, gives an impromptu press avail. he says, i would love to talk to the special counsel, would love nothing more, i mean, subject to my lawyers approval. and predictably, we now have "the new york times" saying the lawyers are recommending to refuse this interview. what do you make of it? >> well, he certainly refuse the interview. the interview is voluntary. you can just insist on your s...