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A news show featuring the top headlines of the day from pop culture to politics, which are discussed by a rotating panel of four women and one man. and the associated press quoting sources who say the enquirer kept the safe filled with documents on hush money payments and other potentially damaging stories on the president as the tabloid is said to do with many celebrities. cohen s attorney has told cnn he believes his client would be willing to testify before congress without immunity. juan, i come to you first. democrats have talked the word impeachment. and i m curious, now, if that will stay in the mow nomenclature for you, or you ll see where things shake out? i don t think there is avoiding the reality when you have the president s personal lawyer say in open court in the course of his plea that the president was involved with this, and then you have the repeated contribute,s or changes in stories coming from the president, that his political opponents would say, well, ....
80th birthday. happy birthday, ted. he s a great, great man. he did so much for all of us. we are grateful to him. the program airs tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn. erin burnett outfront starts erin burnett outfront starts right now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com president trump calling for respect and decorum in the white house. this is reality. plus, president trump s legal team pushing back on specific questions from special counsel robert mueller. and we re going to tell you what they are. this as trump says he has written the answers to mueller himself. and the breaking news this hour, the washington post reporting that the cia has concluded the saudi crown prince personally ordered the assassination of jamal khashoggi. not what president trump wanted to hear. what will trump do now? let s go outfront. good evening, i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, lashing out after a court ruled against the president and in favor of cnn. a ju ....
msnbc.com/now, the msnbc app and apple tv. and you can find me on social media, twitter, facebook, instagram, snapchat, linked in, all that stuff. thank you for watching. have a great weekend. deadline: white house with nicolle wallace begins right now. hi, everyone. it s 4:00 in new york. donald trump today resorting to a familiar tactic spreading lies and smears on one of his favorite cable news programs in the wake of the house democrat s public hearings this week providing irrefutable evidence that donald trump conditioned refused military aid could tukt informations. the new york times writes, quote, president trump unleashed a series of falsehoods on friday on an effort to invalidate the impeachment inquiry and counter sworn testimony from officials in his own administration. after a week of damaging public hearings. and while divisions in our politics endure, it s beyond debate that the democrats fact witnesses, the majority of them, trump appointees and career ....
tweet and propo kbgate the idea that interference by russia was a hoax. and we all remember the debacle in helsinki, i wish i had heard just some of the righteous indignation that we had heard in the committee today when the president questioned that fundamental conclusion of our intelligence agencies. but of course they will silent when the president said that. they will show indignation today, but they will cower when they hear the president questioning the very conclusions that our intelligence community has reached. but we saw something interesting also today. my colleagues sought to use you, dr. hill, to besmirch the character of colonel vindman. and i thought this was very interesting. it certainly wasn t unexpected i could not tell was very interesting for this reason. they didn t really question anything colonel vindman said. after all what he said is what you said. he was in that july 10th meeting. he heard the same quid pro quo, the same comments by sondland. if you ....
i want to tone things down a little bit here and first express my gratitude for the thousands of men and women who work every day on the front line with the fbi. i come from a background as a prosecutor and our local law enforcement work with the fbi every day in our local office in minnesota, and then in the senate, i ve had the privilege to work with many, many people in the fbi. and i think the inspector general he s job is incredibly important. he keeps everyone honest. but i do think this it is important for those t agents an those in law enforcement that are watching today that people understand there are people up here that understand that you are simply doing your jobs. which i think is basically some recommendations foric change wh the inspector general found in this report. so before iis start my question i think that it is important to put this discussion in context in the 2016 election which is why we are here today. it is nowe undisputed by our intelligence agen ....