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Certainly concerned that he may have done something wrong, may have inadvertently wandered into legal jeopardy as some of trumps associates have described that to us. >> weve heard that plot from day to day. thank you very much. coming up, weve been talking about the graphic weve put on the corner of the screen already tonight. were going to go to the national hurricane center. they will give us the very latest on the plot line of hurricane florence. then later, the unusual gesture by the pr...

President trump stood on stage in helsinki with president putin of russia. so that argument is not quite right. and, you know, donald trump jr. says there, and i take him at his word that hes not worried about going to jail, but i know from my reporting earlier this summer that president trump has been concerned about his sons legal fate, not necessarily that hell end up in jail but certainly concerned that he may have done something wrong, may have inadvertently wandered into legal jeopardy as ...

Hump. and he can help the republican party a lot by being the same disciplined person coming up to the midterm election. >> martha: i thought it was interesting you also employed the help of the first lady and that tweet. eroded to both of them. >> barbara grassley has a lot of influence on me. i assume that mrs. trump has a lot of influence on him. >> martha: what about jeff sessions? do you think you should lay off 40 think i should let jeff sessions go? >> for one thing i think this is the pr...

Extend it further, and how if anybody in his campaign was doing something wrong, they should be punished for it. >> right. >> and i think the totality of the interview is really where his mind was, but the sound bite marketed really was a predicate for a lot of bad things to come. >> right. but a couple of points, michael. first of all, theyre different subjects, why he fired comey and what he would do with the mueller investigation. second of all, he said it. and the story that the white house ...

Using unnamed sources who have a reason to be playing the reporters, and when stories fall apart, news organizations need to be big enough to acknowledge human errors. cnns refusal to source the story out in front of the public lend support to the right leaning critics who suggest cnn is more about each of the trump on the thing getting stories to be factually correct." the back-and-forth about lanny davis, michael cohens attorney being a source and that kind of thing. does it landmark of these ...

Shannon: more from media analysts, the journalistic world cant be using a named sources who have a reason to be playing the reporters. when stories apart news organizations need to be big enough to acknowledge human error. cnns refusal to sort this in front of the public went supports the right-leaning critics who suggest cnn is more about pushing anti-trump agenda than getting stories to be factually correct, this is a back-and-forth about lanny davis being a source and that kind of thing. does...

That, you know, paul manafort -- its bad. its bad. but i think that to, you know, to imply that every lobbyist is doing something wrong, who knows. i guess if you look -- >> who knows? who knows? >> well, not everyone -- >> -- taking tens of millions of dollars from the ukrainians and hiding it from the government. theyre not laundering money -- >> the base of this was set up to say what he did was a crime but he is a nice guy. he worked for reagan, this, this, this. hes probably going to tee hi...

Company. say i have 50 people working for me. do i need to go get a formal training program, or is this something i can do more informally in my company? if its the latter, you risk doing something wrong that is offensive when you are trying to be inclusive. >> thats why i suggest, its self-serving, but get someone to help you and make certain that you are delivering the message all the time, consistently. its like feedback. no one wants to give foodback, but its critical. if you hear someone sa...

Interesting point that came out yesterday, which is that there was a lot of testimony over the last two days really about this bank loan, three loans of $16 million that paul manafort got from a small bank in chicago, and what ultimately came out is that the bank officials and even all the way up to the president wanted to reject the loan application, but the ceo and chairman of the bank, steven caulk, came in over their heads to approve it. what came out is that what he really was after, and th...

The president gave me broad latitude in staffing the white house. yes, they work for the president. they had to work with other people in the white house and the chief of staff to make sure the organization is functioning to help the president. i think general kelly did a good job in that conversation. when i hired people at the white house with the president, and the president appointed them, they were appointed to the president. i would have this conversation, ethics are more important than yo...