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Race and write in "the atlantic" strange himself was surprised. nearly drove off the road when trump called him tuesday afternoon, he said. why is he so surprises? >> its actually a surprising thing for a president to call. strange is the incumbent there six months but a lot of people around the president and luther strange were surprised trump, the first time the president weighed in in a contested republican primary. expected to stay out of it. mitch mcconnell did lobby him hard to endorse str...

Psychic level where donald trump was a nationalist, he was the first true authentic nationalist in my lifetime. >> that was from this afternoon. there was also this tonight, the latest daily tracking numbers from gallup show this could indeed be hurting the presidents job approval rating. this is a poll, mind you, taken from friday to sunday showing president trump at a new record low of 34%. after all that, lets write in our leadoff panel tonight. white house reporter for the associated press, ...

New, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. welcome back. to the crisis with north korea. in an op ed in yesterdays "wall street journal" jim mattis and rex tillerson write about applying diplomatic and economic pressure that is backed by military options to eliminate pyongyangs nuclear and ballistic missile programs. they go auto to lay out thei...

Nation that keeps the comedy spirit alive. >> when something really revolutionary happens, when you first see it, it should look yo wrong. >> "saturday night live," when you first saw it, what is this? >> when you do parody, you better have somebody that can deliver it. in the writers room and on stage. >> what made "saturday night live" different was this phenomenon that happened in the 60s, which was the youth culture and the youth market. our show was the first one to really have a voice for ...

Is how many of the people there were young white men. not like old racist grandpas who you can sort of write off their bigotry, oh, well, theyre a product of their time. these are young people who are going to be with us for a long time, who have seen someone who has embraced racial prejudice use that to pave his way to the white house. and see him as a hero. the lasting legacy of trump is not only going to be the kinds of policies that are abhorrent that his administration is pursuing on many o...

Therefore he was placed on administrative segregation. >> trotter has spent many years in confinement reading and writing. he has found particular meaning in mary shelleys "frankenstein." >> as a child i always watched the movie "frankenstein" so i recently read the novel. i was like, hey, i started to look at the monster kind of differently. i was like, who is really the monster? to me this place is dr. frankenstein and we are the monsters. and i call this the belly of the beast. were the outca...

At least the logic behind it is trying to raise the rhetorical stakes to draw kim to the negotiating table before the u.s. has to go to war. >> should we have direct negotiations with north korea? >> i these we should. when we have before us in the foreign affairs committee experts, they are all over the map in terms of kim jong-un and this regime. but the best analysis that i have read and that i have heard. is that kim jong-un more than anything wants legitimacy. we could legitimize his regime...

Journalism. there are many, many paths to get the points out there. >> harris: when it pans into the organizations that we all agree should be legitimate, we have to have zero tolerance for it. it is not a mistake. >> richard: the larger point is this, we have to deal with the leakers, but the line here becomes dealing with leakers is one thing, but we also have to protect a good journalism. i think that the weariness on this is not what rod rosenstein said, but what jeff sessions said earlier i...

Night." >> id like to thank the city of knock for the correct combination of rejection and alienation which keeps the comedy spirit alive. >> when something revolutionary happens, when you first see it, it should look wrong. "saturday night live" when you first saw it, what is this? >> rule number one, if you do parody, you better have somebody who can deliver it, both in the writers room and on stage. >> what made saturday night live different is this phenomenon that happened in the 60s was thi...

Commander-in-chief. >> democratic congressman >> and use of the first democrat getting into the 2020 race for the white house came as a surprise. >> they want to do the facebook life. >> three term marilyn congressman john delaney launched his campaign with an op-ed in "the washington post," arguing the u.s. government is hamstrung by partisan politics. and he did it a full 30 months before the iowa caucuses. >> when i told people i was doing this interview, they all said, why are you getting in...