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viscerally a kind of moral revulsion when we hear and see an angry mob braying "send her back" about a fellow american. but the reaction from republicans today was basically a forgone conclusion. we knew at the very best it would be tepid. at the worst, well -- >> isn't it racist, though, to say "send her back"? >> no, i don't think it's racist to say. was it racist to say "love it or leave it?" yoo i don't think a somali refugee embracing trump would asked to send back. >> he moved on with the speech. >> if there is no place -- does the president have a responsibility to cut this out? >> for those who were at the event, and i was not, i didn't see it, but i did see it was there. he said it was small group off to the side. the president did not join in. the president moved on. >> point of fact, the president
into the defense department's purse. >> elizabeth, to me the most dramatic startling thing about your article was to recognize just how wide the powers the president has in terms of declaring these emergencies. you point out that there are over 100 special provisions that the president can use to declare a national emergency and that once he declares it, he essentially has a kind of carte blanche. >> well, that's right. as i said before, i do think it would be an abuse of authority. the problem here is that when congress passed the national emergencies act in 1976 it chose not to include any definition of national emergency, not to include in i kinds of criteria that had to be met. so, you know, a judge looking at this situation as mr. yoo said, would probably be reluctant to overturn the emergency not so much because the judge felt he didn't have the information, but because the judge would have to create a definition of emergency
reportedly insisting that he should still speak on his private unsecured cell phone despite the security risks. and because of that, the chinese know who he is speaking to. they know what he and his inter lo lockutors are saying, and they know what to say to shape the benefit of the chinese government. an astonishing story. yoo aft after that story broke last night, a former chief executive officer from the bush administration, told fast company, if true, this may be the biggest breach in white house communications in history. now, the one still terrible silver lining in "the new york times's" report from last night was the part where current trump administration officials tried to sell "the new york times" on the fact that they were, quote, confident that trump was not actually spilling secrets in
that need to be filled. president trump is saying the is going to be filling the u.n. ambassador replacement in a few week, and he has whittled it down to a short list of five name names, but still though for the administration heading into the newer yoo, it is certainly marks a fair amount of change because that is when we expectt that the russia probe is going to ramp up again and it has gone quiet for the midterms, andrea. >> thank you, kristen welker, and olivia, congratulations for great scoop. and market madness and what is behind the wild swings on wall street and how can they affect you? you are watching andrea mitchell are reportses. stay the with us on msnbc. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp.
whether he was witting of just how bad that action was, i don't know. but if he had that position within the trump campaign, he certainly should have been aware. and those working with him should have been aware that going into that meeting, in and of itself, just by definition, would be problematic. so i think it was a bit of knee yoo -- naivety, self-confidence, and also believing he could get away with it and not be held to account one day. and i think he was wrong on that score. >> yes, he hadn't met mr. mueller. john brennan, thank you for your time. thank you. matt miller, so much there. but this idea now that we're putting our finger on it, the witting accomplices to the russian effort to meddle in the 2016 election feels like maybe the public facing part of what bob mueller is investigating, the conspiracy. >> that's right.
the first, the president thinks immigration is his big winning issue, it's the thing that dominates his campaign rallies, it's the core tenant of his right wing populism. trouble have illegal border crossings are rising again and that falls under nielsen's pur few. and then there's the personal dynamic, the fact that she's a protege of john kelly. eets reason she got hired and trump and kelly have an increasingly fraught relationship. but, the dhs says that the notion that nielsen drafted a resignation letter is false. steph and ali. >> is there they reaction yet from the white house, you know, has there been any official reaction to it? >> reporter: so the story about nielsen? >> yoo. >> no, i'm sorry, sorry, on the story of the comment about kelly sadler on -- >> on john mccain. >> reporter: about john mccain. they didn't deny that sadler made the remark. i can tell you that three sources confirmed that sadler
in my estimation, you have to be pretty far out there. if you are elizabeth warren, yoo might have the credentials, you might not have the right skin color. michelle obama might indeed fit the bill.re >> tucker: i think it's been an under covered story for at long time. i appreciate it, brit. good to see you.an >> you bet. >> tucker: college students of course can't handle free speech or most other rights these days. a lot of them can't it seems like. what campuses are the worst on free expression? where can't you say what you think at all? we'll give you the top ten next. ♪ ♪ you tell your insurance company they made a mistake. the check they sent isn't enough to replace your totaled new car. the guy says they didn't make the mistake. you made the mistake. i beg your pardon? he says, you should have chosen full-car replacement. excuse me? let me be frank, he says: you picked the wrong insurance plan. 'no. i picked the wrong insurance company.' with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation.
him coming out through the prison gate but then he left through a back door in a car so we couldn't gather any images of him but certainly this is a very happy day for him and all the people who love and support him including of course his wife he is now free in the physical sense but not in the legal sense because as we hear state prosecution has presented an indictment accusing him of spreading terrorist propaganda and inciting hatred and say prosecutors have asked for jail time of up to eighteen years for mr yoo gel so the legal process is going to continue as far as we hear he is not banned from leaving turkey so the big question is will he now have to the airport try to leave the country as soon as possible or will he stay. day w. news live from berlin let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world prominent trumpet critic and former republican presidential candidate mitt romney has announced his
what, guys? give me a break. this memo is not even close to the whole story. it doesn't even tell what -- there's contradictions inside it, and you mentioned some of this when you were interviewing the republican and democratic congressmen on the committee. for example, they insist that this, what they call is a, you know, discredited dossier was the crux of the fisa warrant and at the very end, they say, oh, no, new yoo. the whole russia investigation was begun before the dossier was even compiled. so, look, at the end of the day this is a big political drama, and the big question, i think tonight is whether or not the people around the president who are begging him not to fire rod rosenstein, are going to succeed because he wanted to use this political document as an excuse to do justice that. >> we just talked to hogan
counties, 10 people killed. more than 100 people now being treated at local hospitals for fire related industries or health conditions caused by smoke. more than 119,000 acres spans eight counties now burned. one fire in anaheim spreading to over 4,000 acres, destroying at least six buildings in its path. cnn's dan simon with more. >>reporter: this fire has been so explosive, pushed by the high winds at one point the fire gusting to 40 to 50 miles per hour. take a look at this one neighborhood. this is the sky view neighborhood in santa rosa, california. devastation as far as the yoo i can see. you can see some of the burned out vehicles. the fire smoldering here but we're told the fire is still active in certain places. crews doing whatever they can to get the blaze under control. we're told buy the fire official that the fire activity is