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Were you being sarcastic when you thanked vladamir putin for expelling 755 diplomats from russia? >> in order to reduce our payroll, absolutely. i think you know that. in fact, i was just speaking to the secretary and were talking about coming up with an answer when, rex, tell me. >> by september 1. >> by september 1, well have a response. but we have reduced payroll substantially. >> a lot of people talked about the fascinating body hang wage on display this afternoon. that was president trump ...

When, rex, tell me. >> by september 1. >> by september 1, well have a response. but we have reduced payroll substantially. >> a lot of people talked about the fascinating body hang wage on display this afternoon. that was president trump earlier today flanked by members of his national security team, in bedminster, new jersey. and his thanks to vladamir putin yesterday for expelling 755 u.s. embassy employees, thanked him because it helped him to reduce payroll. the president said today, a day l...

Russia investigation are matthew miller, msnbc justice and security analyst and former chief spokesman for the u.s. department of justice. jack sharman is with us tonight, a criminal defense attorney who served as special counsel to the house banking committee for the white water investigation. matt, because you were the won who soonest ago was a federal employee, i thought you would want the chance to speak up on their behalf. 755 people, some of them russian nationals, but a good many american...

Yesterday president trump was asked about the appropriateness of the raid. >> i thought it was a very, very strong signal or whatever. i know mr. manafort, havent spoken to him in a long time, but i know him. he was with the campaign, as you know, for a very short period of time, relatively short period of time. but ive always known him to be a good man. i thought it was a very, you know -- they do that very seldom. so i was surprised to see it. >> natasha bertrand is a senior reporter at busine...

>> joining me now, msnbc justice and security analyst, the former chief spokesperson at the department of justice under president obama. >> how significant is this? as someone moo is a former federal prosecutor? >> it indicates that mueller and his agents believe that theres probable cause to believe a crime had been sxlitd that evidence was in paul manaforts hole. they had to go to a judge, a federal judge and get judges approval of that warrant. which means judge agreed with the same conclusio...

Very surprising. i can tell you one of my colleagues at the "washington post" found no evidence did it involve multiple fbi agents and it was stunning to paul manafort, his wife, and his team. >> all right. thank you for your time. >> joining me now, msnbc justice and security analyst, the former chief spokesperson at the department of justice under president obama. >> how significant is this? as someone moo is a former federal prosecutor? >> it indicates that mueller and his agents believe that...

Frequency to affect someones brain waves or someones hearing. obviously the fbi investigating right now and the state department says its very concerning and asked two cuban diplomats to leave until its resolved. >> thank you very much. "outfront" to former cia operative and intelligence and security analyst. bob, i want to make a point here on the timeline on the political side theres been a change in cuban policy under president trump. she said this happened late last year which sunday preside...

Doing, but he never once was willing to talk about that. even though it became a significant matter of public interest. donald trump of course, flamboyant, the exact opposite. but look, i want to also remind people what were talking about here. there are so many aspects of this investigation that are significant. one is robert muellers investigating if the president obstructed justice when he fired james comey and in the meeting he had with comey asking him to go easy on mike flynn and then the ...

Sanctions just approved by the senate last week in a veto proof 98-2 vote. tonight the sanctions bill is at the white house. sitting there awaiting a presidential signature. but the president has yet to sign the bill into law. or for that matter address the matter publicly. with us tonight to talk about this former acting director of cia john mclaughlin is with us also msnbc security analyst. and nayera is with us. john the president doesnt agree on anything as we got a lesson in last week. i ca...

With us tonight to talk about this former acting director of cia john mclaughlin is with us also msnbc security analyst. nayyera is with us formally of the state department. john the president doesnt agree on anything as we got a license in last we can. i cant remember the congress would vote 98-2. this is a voe toe-proof majority. how does this look that this document is sitting at the white house? are there be a signing statement? a public version of our policy toward russia? >> well, brian th...