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or prove he s been putting out false information about his predecessor. how is the white house preparing? reporter: hi, ana. they seem to be preparing by standing ground, not backing down from the president s allegations made two weeks ago. we heard the president himself do so just yesterday at that press conference with germany s chancellor angela merkel and in an interview last week. shown sho white house press secretary sean spicer has said that the president is confident evidenced will come out that will vindicate him. but spicer also claimed that the british intelligence service helped president obama spy on ten-candidate trump in trump tower. that claim has been denied vehemently by the british, also by a top u.s. national security official. and so, but the white house doesn t seem to be showing any outward concern about what the fbi director and set to say on monday. and as you noted, he is expected really tough position, trying to substantiate this tweet. there doesn ....
incredibly sobering piece, anybody could be subject to retribution. don t forget, you can watch outfront, any time any where, just go to cnn go. acc 360 with anderson cooper begins right now. good evening, thank you for joining us, a busy day at the white house, the president announcing his tax plan but what will it mean for you and who will pay for it? and about the president s unusual statement that he s looking at options to break up the appeals court where judges have blocked some of his kb executive action. but we begin with a meeting at the white house that was so unusual that not even president trump all but summoned them there for a briefing on the increasing tensions with north korea. some said on leaving that they thought it was just a photo op for the white house. just today north korea conducted an artillery drill, designed to annihilate the u.s. imperialists bases of aggression, their termology. what more are you learning about this briefing at the white hou ....
national security adviser all together. trump then asks the directors of national intelligence to clear him of any guilt in the matter. when that fails, he fires the fbi director saying he wanted to rid himself of the russian thing. he then shared with the russian ambassador his relief having gotten rid of the fbi director. that s a lot of obstructing, not to be obstruction. that s hardball for now. all in with chris hayes starts right now. tonight on all in what is the nature of what you saw in i saw interaction that raised questions. the russia plot thickens. it raised questions in my mind again, whether or not the russians were able to gain the cooperation of those individuals. a former cia director goes further than ever in describing what he saw, as the current director of national intelligence won t deny the about it. usually he s the first out of the box. let me ask you this. it s sort of remarkable, the color in this article. the sense you get is ....
there are a terrible a lot of lies going about in the world of the worst of it is is half of them are true. that s our story, thanks for sharing it with us tonight, tucker carlson coming up next. tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight, president trump is watching yesterday, he has rendered his verdict. he said a former fbi director james comey s testimony is a major victory for the administration s side of the russia story, in effect a complete vindication. president trump: yesterday it showed no collusion, no obstruction, that was an excuse by the democrats who lost an election that some people think they shouldn t have lost because it s almost impossible for the democrats to lose the electoral college as you know. you have to run up the whole east coast and you have to win every thing as a that s just what we did. it was just an excuse. james comey confirmed a lot of what i said. tucker: you might be able to find some overstatement in there but ....
weapons attack. look at those pictures. if russia has the influence in syria that it claims to have, we need to see them use it. we need to see them put an end to these horrific acts. how many more children have to die before russia cares? the trump administration s foreign policy certainly being put to the test this week. he s meeting today with jordan s king abdullah, just the latest in a series of high-profile meetings with world leaders. let s bring in our senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny. jeff, the white house condemned the attacks in syria. but the administration suggested in recent days that the syrian president bashar al assad could remain in power. what does that mean for today s very important meeting with king abdullah? wolf, it is critical in this critical meeting. more importantly, we re waiting on word from the president himself here. what he says about syria. we saw, you know, a quick remark there in the opening. but will he embrace, will he ampl ....