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Liberty mutual insurance. president trump delving into american history and talking about the civil war. michael h michael is with us as well, author. good evening. celina, you interviewed the president. this is what he told you. >> i mean, had andrew jackson been a little later and he was
The first time he's spoken since paul ryan pulled the house gop bill shortly before a scheduled vote yesterday. the president ran on that promise also saying there would be health care for everybody. but now his supporters are wondering what will happen next. msnbc's vaughn hillyard is on the road in celina, kansas. good to talk to you. you've been talking to people who voted for president trump. what did they think about the decision to pull the bill? >> reporter: as you mentioned, donald trump's position on health care has evolved quite a bit from campaign to the bill that we saw get pulled ...
>> so, celina, that moment was so powerful. and my are saying the speech, the whole event was incredibly presidential. for donald trump. a new tone, a new image. what do you think? >> yeah, absolutely. from the moment he walked out on the dais and spoke out about anti-semitism and stretched out through the entire 1 hour i think 12 minutes of the speech, it was incredibly presidential. the tone was perfect. you know, he hit -- you know, look, there's going to be partisan things that people aren't going to like. it's normal for a democrat and republicans to split their clapping based on who's up...
Media. baldwin may be the perfect foil for the republican president. what are the consequences of an anti news media campaign? joining me with answers, john hughey, former editor and chief and co-author of digitalriptide.org. celina from the "new york post" and frank from the gwu and former cnn washington bureau chief. you wrote turning reporters into enemies, not just adversaries is the kind of horrific thing we expect to see in venezuela, russia or cuba, never in the united states of america. is that where we are? at the point where we have to talk about what it means to have an authoritaria...
In nebraska, kansas and oklahoma. bad weather stretching down to texas. oklahoma seems to be the hardest hit. dozens of houses destroyed and damaged by cars, trucks and trees. kansas has had what is believed to be their first ever flash flood warning for oklahoma city. robin joins us now from celina, kansas. is the worst over for now? >> i believe it is, yes. it is for now. i was in kansas all day today. other than the flooding down in oklahoma, i've pretty much taking a break until tomorrow, it looks like. >> so how powerful was the storm system that swept through that area? >> the storm that...