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Part of that comes from the fact that every time you look up, there's a head snapping event. the idea of tweeting about how much you won a state by in the middle of this natural disaster would have been unthinkable with any other president. it's in that context that i also think the point about distraction is important. i think one of the things i would fault particularly the cable networks with is that every time trump makes news -- and it is news -- it's another way of not focusing on what is going on in the country and the kinds of changes this administration is making from the courts to co...

Speech, following charlottesville the some people say he didn't do it soon enough and he has had this unity message but people just refusing to hear it? >> he has had some of that message except it has been buried underneath on many sides, buried underneath i can't do anything right. i said it already, it is the media's falls, people are tired of that, they want him to do the right thing, stay on course and keep going forward on the things that matter most to the american people, tax reform, healthcare, they want to hear us coming together. it wasn't that these were bad when talking about mess...

Plan with good cadence this is time for the agenda, the agenda and this is the great first step. the power of the presidential pulpit is beyond description. and you take the unrelenting media attacks and you think about fixing america and keeping us safe and secure there's no boundaries to the incredible things that can be done for this country and for the world. we saw tonight is the president is better soft. it's time to get back to work after labor day and not step on the win. joining us is the former u.s. ambassador to the u.s., mr. john bolton. we'll start with you. your general impressio...

A cnn political analyst and white house correspondent for politico joins us. page pate, cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney. great to have you all on. so much to discuss. the big question this morning, who knew what and when. a source telling cnn kushner and his legal team discovered the e-mails in mid-june and there was a discussion about whether to go public. yahoo! news also reports members of trump's legal team were informed about these e-mails three weeks ago. but the president said he didn't learn about the e-mails until just the past few days. steve, how crucial is this time...

Somebody who writes straight ahead journalism versus somebody who says whatever they feel on any given morning. doing different jobs and in different context all the time. sharyl: those used to be distinct jobs, and now they are bleeding'. reporters aren't doing as good of a job as keeping those out of their actual copy. the media attacks on trump or republicans in general are taken personally by that half of the country that is not represented in those newsrooms. and people take it personal. howie: during the campaign before the romantic relationship between joe scarborough and mika