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good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. one day before president trump s former campaign manager is going to stand trial in federal court for money laundering and bank fraud in relation to his work for a pro-russian political party in ukraine and one day after the president went on possibly his most aggressive twitter rant yet about the mueller investigation, which he called the operation an illegal scam, trump s lawyer, rudy giuliani, was out today wildly, desperately spinning to try to accomplish two very specific things. one, move the goalposts to say that collusion is not a crime, and two, to get ahead of the emerging storyline of a trump campaign strategy meeting that maybe occurred two days before the infamous trump tower meeting that had promised dirt on hillary clinton. in two interviews this morning, interviews that were often confusing, bewildering, and in which giuliani often seemed confused, one goal of mr. giuliani was pretty evident. Chris Hayes discusses th ....
raise the risk of terrorism? returning to devastation, families trying to get back to homes that no longer exist as thousands more homes are threatened by california deadly wildfires. why is the governor calling this the new normal? i m wolf blitzer. you are in the situation room. [ music playing [ music playing ] breaking news the white house is scrambling to diffuse the impact of a stung twitter rant from president trump that called on jeff sessions to stop the russia investigation. quote, right now. the white house claims the president was stating an penalties, not issuing an order to halt robert mueller s probe. but the tweet is raising disturbing, very serious new questions about whether president trump is openly trying to obstruct justice. i ll speak with congressman joachim castro of the intelligence and foreign affairs president s penalties. it s ridiculous all of the corruption an dishonesty that s gone on with the launching of the witch hunt. the president is not ....
i love the studio. melissa: almost like the studio you are in later. almost the position. dagen: i m on the five first time tomorrow. look out. i m jealous. harris? harris: we will begin with the fox news alert awaiting the start of the white house press briefing amid questions looming about robert mueller s russia investigation and whether we are closer to a potential sit down between the special counsel and president trump. it s being talked about. we are covering it as we go outnumbered overtime. i m harris faulkner. moments from now, press secretary sarah sanders will step up to the lectern to the left of the screen inside the white house briefing room. the mueller probe expected to be a hot topic. sources telling fox news that they responded to a letter from the legal team about the scope of a potential interview. are they pulling parameters he has with the level of corruption we have seen from james comey, peter strozk, andrew mccabe. harris: the chief whit ....
Wolf Blitzer looks at politics, breaking news and international stories. historically, because a lot of our viewers will remember. when you and bob woodward were working on the watergate related stories, was president nixon as anxious publicly during your reporting as we now see this president being very anxious, deeply concerned about the mueller probe? first, i think what we re seeing is more than anxiety on the part of donald trump. we are seeing a president who is behaving and acting unhinged. nixon did not really publicly act unhinged, but i think we need to look at something larger. that is that in watergate, the system worked. the president of the united states did not publicly declare the press an enemy of the people and seek to undermine the first amendment and the very legitimacy of what the press did, though he did try to make our conduct an issue, or the issue in watergate, rather than his own conduct. can share my own personal perspective. i ve certainly rec ....
Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. house and some speculations as to whether or not or how much the president knew that these individuals were fact making these specific statements. how much would he have been known of the exact wording that came out of these officials? well, the administration says it was the president s idea. he very much wanted them to come out but it is unprecedenteunpre. we never seen anything like it. it was clearly aimed sending a message to the people that they are taking this problem seriously. critics point to that, we are less than 100 days before the midterm, why did this briefing happened several months ago or a year ago. kristen welker is live with us at the white house. thank you. let s bring in jonathan allen and former senior director cyber security at the white house and john mclaughlin, it is great to have all of you. jonathan and allan, let me begin with you. i want to read from your piece on ....