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After a year and a half of donald trump never saying anything about vladimir putin all of a sudden last week in the wake of the chemical attacks in syria suddenly trump made his first criticism vladimir putin and for three days escalating rhetoric on twitter he suddenly reverses course and decides to get tough and now we had the air strikes last weekend and all the sudden we're back to donald trump being very -- >> very nervous, skittish, soft as you were about to say. >> on putin, once again. >> a flaccid approach to not hard line towards putin. >> right. >> willie. >> joining us now the inve...

In the timing of this, out with a new story, jobs changes for epa officials who question scott pruitt's conduct. the reporting team of eric lip ton and lisa freeman writing five officials at the epa, four of them high ranking, were reassigned or demoted. requested new jobs in the past year after they raised questions about the spending and management of administrator scott pruitt. it is an extensive and detailed story that seems to go through a lot of what you, jeremy and steve, have been alluding to, which is a pretty detailed and clear record of, one, corruption, and two, a whole lot of peop...

We're nowhere near that, of course, at this stage, but this has always been the risk with russia, is that, plainly, russia does have a very substantial military and how do you call russia to account without at the same time putting yourself on a path that would be dangerous. the answer clearly -- it appears, according to our reporting from president trump, is that you make very clear to the russian president that in an arms race america would effectively win that. >> and with all these mixed signals, courtney, you were also part of that reporting team. talk about this icbm. we saw the lunch, w...

For lawyers in washington, d.c. >> there's a lot of lawyers being hired and some of them are not so good. anyh anyhow, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle, political writer for the "new york times" and nbc police cal analyst nick confessore, former treasury official steve rattner and joining the conversation, washington bureau chief for "usa today" susan page, editor-in-chief of law fare and msnbc legal analyst benjamin wittis, robert costa and washington investigations editor at the "new york times," mark mazzetti who is part of the reporting team on yesterday's big scoop of the pardon ta...

Have a kind of skepticism when people come forward with these kinds of stories, so we did our due diligence, as a reporting team, we had her take a lie detector test, which she passed. >> she passed a lie detector test? >> yes. and we spoke with people that corroborated her story, so at the end of that whole process, i had no reason to not believe she was telling too utah. >> do you find her story now to be more or les credible? >> i find it more credible. she hasn't spoken out yet, but all of her friends and other people that have come out, have said similar stories to the one that i have had...