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So -- and we're back. i want you guys to whatever you're doing watch this next segment. it will tell you why we're doing this, why it's so important that there is accuracy coming from the white house. because the president is doubling down and then some on his claim that alabama was going to be hit by hurricane dorian. a claim refuted by the national weather service. "washington post" reporting that a source told them it was the president himself, again, it is the "washington post" saying this, the president himself altered an outdated map to include alabama in dorian's potential path. joining...

Myrtle beach will be open for business. mayor brenda bethune on the back end here of this hurricane dorian for them. and as dorian lashes the carolina coast to the political intersection of this story, we go. president trump is now on day five of insisting hurricane dorian was on a path to hit alabama. late this afternoon, rear admiral peter brown, who is trump's counterterrorism and homeland security adviser -- think about that for a moment -- said he briefed the president multiple times on sunday about dorian's arrival, issued a statement appearing to take the blame for trump's warnings, c...

Sharpie line to the map. but now there's new reporting from "the washington post" about the person behind that black addition to what was otherwise a government-issued map and falsely extending the hurricane's projected path into alabama. "the washington post" reports quote it was trump who used a black sharpie to mark up an official noaa map which he displayed during an oval office briefing on wednesday according to a white house official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations. no one else writes like that on a map with a black sharpie, the official said of ...

>> the original path that most people thought it was going to be taking was through florida, where on the right would have been georgia, alabama, et cetera. >> and the map that you showed today looked like it had a sharpie -- >> i don't know, i don't know, i don't know. >> jamel, he says he doesn't know. >> yeah, that's nonsense. i think that, you know -- what we really need to underscore here is that, yeah it's very tempting to laugh at all of this. i know the late night comedians had their fun with it. but donald trump's not funny. and we need to understand that we need to be able to believe...