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to give a whiff of credibility to an otherwise becauseless rumor. we'll go one on one. she spoke to nikki haley for the pod cast women rule. you know what, nikki haley is among those numbers. tremendously successful. a stand out governor and the u.s. ambassador. she had to to deal with this. she wanted to. >> agree with you. it's unfortunate she had to address it. she didn't have to. but she did address this when i asked about it. i should say that her office was open with me about the fact they haven't fielded a lot of inquiry from journalists about this rumor. michael wolff did go out there and he's got a run away best selling book. and floated this rumor on nationally syndicated television show. and the pod cast is intended to
real disservice to people with real mental illness and real cognitive issues and dementia by targeting the president and making it a dimin itionment. when you look at members of the media in the room. an hour long those questions went. the president did said go out there and answer all their questions. it appeared the members of the media were disappointed what they found. >> there is no doubt. they looked absolutely perplexed and beside themselves and were peppering the doctor for an hour with questions. are you sure he is okay? are these levels correct? did the president tell you to say anything that you shouldn't say to us? are you prohibited from reporting things? the doctor laid it all out. after working for several presidents, this is unprecedented. usually a one-page document at best is turned out to the media
if you ask people, do you want to work, do you want a job? people raise their hands and say, yes, absolutely, i just never thought i could or i don't know what to do. if you ask them, what's your dream job and give them that opportunity and that support and those skills, then they blossom and they flourish. >> and the alternative to this is people getting caught up in the criminal justice system, police, as opposed to your social workers, who go out there and do this work. police and emergency workers not dealing with other things -- they don't want to do this. they don't want to jail homeless people. >> absolutely not. and we have a spectacular relationship with the nypd and often work hand in hand in helping people who are in crisis. so that they don't end up in the jails, that they get the help that they need, and eventually, they build that trust. and as you know very well, it's that building that trust and doing what we say we're going to do on a daily basis that gives people the courage and the strength to take that step off the street. >> well, i am glad to be
national intelligence to go out and say there was no collusion. there was a pattern of him trying to dispute any evidence of collusion. now we have these e-mails, this latest batch of e-mails which you can understand if you're at the intelligence branch, the counterintelligence branch of the fbi and you're reading these e-mails by manafort, it sounds like he is being an informant o dariposka. you can understand piece by piece if you pull together all the evidence we're seeing, including the latest batch of e-mails, why the investigators thought there was something here. and you realize when the president is telling people there is no collusion, go out there and tell the world there is no collusion, this is fake, you realize the spoke as we were calling it for so long, you can testimony why there was fire under the smoke with these
i know that for a fact. why he did it for no money, he's not hurting for cash. his investment and investment strategies and what happened with his house here in new york ci city, that's all fine for looking at. the speculation is all good. we do the audience a disservice of what may come the other way. collusion does not exist in the law. they keep throwing that word around. it means nothing to the law. you have to show there is a crime that is in furtherance of these types of efforts. it is a high bar. that's all i'm saying. >> george washington's farewell address -- >> 6th tomb you slap the table, i get nervous. >> as well you should. the people who wrote the constituti constitution, if you're an originalist, this is an original sin. >> sin isn't a crime. >> what do you have to add to this debate? >> i think, you know --
afraid of expansive executive power. so he may come back and effect some sort of compromise by executive action because i don't think he wants to be responsible for deporting dreamers. he has other goals with regard to immigration, but i do think what's striking about all this is the political calculation for trump such that it is i think is trying to deal with the genie that huh unleashed in terms of the nativist right and square that with his views which are far more moderate. >> he handcuffed himself, david. having his attorney general go out there and strongly say we have to shut down daca because it's unconstitutional, now what is he going to do? you talk about beleaguered geoff sessions. he'll really be be big leaguered if the president decides to act in an executive way to do what they consider to be the right way, protecting these dreamers. after it's been found
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it could be a little merky, the president suspect goiisn't goin us. how can he blame the media when he is keeping it secret from everybody. >> i think he liked general flynn. i think he got -- >> he said i don't trust the guy. >> general flynn changed his answer and made vice president go out there with the wrong story and it was lasted and he had to take steps and he accepted the resignation. it's right thing for him to do. it's amazing how people are criticizing him for doing it. >> it's a great story out there to what extent did the president know about the conversation with the russians.
was plainly declaretive about the president's trust of the resignation we're covering tonight. we're already gathered outside sean spicer's office. here's the moment as it played out on live television. >> general flynn does enjoy the full confidence of the president. general flynn said he can't recall and that he had about 30 phone calls with, i guess, leaders at the time, and since then 70, i'm told, with different leaders, and i'll just leave his comments at that. >> he said that he doesn't recall, as you're saying, doesn't recall discussing sanctions with the russian ambassador, but, quote, couldn't be 100% certain that he didn't. are you saying that's good enough for president trump to consider the matter settled? because again, you had the vice president go out there and say on national television in no uncertain terms that the two of those, the ambassador and flynn, had not discussed the sanctions.
president go out there and say on national television in no uncertain terms that the two of those, the ambassador and flynn, had not discussed the sanctions. >> i think general flynn's statement speaks for itself. >> kellyanne conway who was then k contra dictionaried by the press secretary sean spicer. before we go to andrea mitchell for a breaking detail here, can you shed some light on the short list if, in fact, general kellogg is kind of a place holder and acting head? >> well, we heard some other names that were out there. tom bosser, someone who is working on security at the white house is another name in addition to petraeus. there is a handful of names here. we talked to some people today and they said themselves, if i'm on the list it's news to me. this stuff moves so fast and you got at it in describing the very short time period in between conway's statement and the contradicting statement by sean