bit more of a subdued q&a session. we can t wait for the transcripts of the closed-door session. congressman raj krishnamoorthi, david cay johnston, emily jane fox, thank you all for starting us off tonight. really appreciate it. and when we come back, we have breaking news from the new york times reporting that donald trump order john kelly to give jared kushner a top security clearance over the objections of intelligence professionals and his own white house counsel. and then of course donald trump publicly said that he did not do that. and donald trump did not make a deal with kim jong un, but that doesn t mean that the north korean dictator walked away with nothing. kim jong un got the american president on video absolving him of killing american citizen otto warmbier. and at the end of this hour we re going to talk about the display of racism in the house of representatives yesterday. i will explain to you why the congresswoman who correctly said it was racist chose to apologi
the border wall. harris? harris: who watch the q&a session at the cabinet meeting play out, we know that secretary nielsen took the floor in the meeting via video link in the white house yesterday. she had a lot to say. this is really at the center of all of it. we can talk about partial government shutdown and who gets blamed and all of that, but this issue doesn t go away. there are still millions of people in this country who are here illegally. there are still the dreamers who are wondering what s going to happen. the really sad part about all of this is that these lawmakers in total don t seem to want to solve those problems. for the president has done is put his foot on the gas and say i really want you guys to do with your job. that s what he s doing. he will retain some public support, i think, throughout all this. he may want to get those six separation bills passed, though. because that funds about 90% of the government. take some of the area. see that in my ear one more
q&a session that he said he was happy to do, but he still thought was not that relevant and politically motivated and he was backed up by democrats on that, is really stunning. yeah, and you could dismiss it, because you heard similar messages from the former director of the cia, john brennan. former director of national intelligence, jim clapper. you can dismiss them all as crazy partisans, despite their record of service serving both republicans and democrats. bob mueller as well. you can dismiss it or take it as a message of their genuine concern. final question to you, jackie. through this all, poppy and i have noted this together this morning, in the latest wall street journal /nbc poll, the president s approval rating stays at 43%. that after a couple pretty darn bad weeks for the president. what does that tell you? you know, the president has his base. they are strong, and they have already he has eroded the mueller investigation from the
but nobody got around to entering his dna into codis until late 2006. they got a hit the first time. reporter: so trooper hunyor flew to new hampshire to meet the man behind the match. his name was kenneth dion. hunyor had never heard of him. their q&a session was taped. when did you get into alaska? in the 90 some time. i started talking to him about his life, where he grew up, where he went to school. how he got up into alaska. reporter: so you didn t jump right in and say, we know you killed this girl. no, just try to get some rapport with him. basically smoked and joked for a while. you get to travel the state quite a bit? a little bit. i went up to denali a couple of times with friends from the military. i made it up there sometimes. found out he s fifth degree black belt martial arts, ranked
it s pretty wild. maybe back out to ohio as this kicks up again in the fall. thank you very much. new tonight, democrat darling senator elizabeth warren is taking another step to the left and now appears to be attacking america s entire criminal justice system. hi, shannon. at the time elizabeth warren was participating in a q&a session in new orleans. the massachusetts senator talked about what she says are disproportionate arrests of african-americans for petty drug possession. watch her. it s racism. [applause] i mean, front to back. political analysts say warren is pressing for a