four-star general john kelly. stand up. [applause] and thank you as well to congresswoman julia brownley for being with us. thank you, julia. thank you very much. [applause] we are especially thankful to be joined by five previous medal of honor recipient. donald ballard, harvey barnum, please stand as they call your name. roger donnell, thomas kelly and brian thacker. [applause] sergeant major canley was born in caledonia, arkansas. in 1853 at the age of 15, john used his brother's paperwork to enlist in the united states marines. [laughter] john served in south korea and japan before shipping out to vietnam for more than five years of intense combat. on january 30th, 1968, vietnamese families gathered to celebrate the lunar new year known as ted. in the midst of the celebration, thousand of north vietnamese launched attacks all over and throughout the country. this became known as the tet offensive, one of the largest enemy offenses that we've ever seen and certainly of the vietnam war. within the first day, the communist

it was sarah huckabee sanders, john kelly, a well-known official, they would not have to authenticate who that person is. they would know that person is just because of their position. so this to me is probably someone working in a government agency somewhere who feels it is their duty or obligation to protect the american people from the president and for the will of the 60 million people who voted for donald trump and mike pence. i think this is a low-level staffer who decided they wanted to make news but didn't have the courage to come out in front of the cameras and have their conversation. let's get to calls. wayne in hanover, pennsylvania. corey, that man has a book. i have to tell you right now -- i don't have much time. i will tell you the way i see it. that man has lied from the day he was running to this point. i have no regard for him or pants, and i'm sorry. jesus that therd democrats get in. this is ridiculous the way this country is being run. and by him mostly. that is my opinion. host: what has the president lied about? caller: are you ready? ? what has he lied about?

and then there were screaming matches between bolton and john kelly, and the subject of their dispute was this recent surge in illegal border crossings and how they believe it should be handled. joining us now to talk about this and so much more, we have white house correspondent, maggie haberman. great to have you here. it was interesting to hear what the president thinks should be highlighted before the midterms, so he was working up the crowd to a lather, and he said he claimed that he doesn't support violence, that he doesn't try to incite violence. he said it with a straight face. we have a montage about the times he lied about this. i think we have it, and listen to this. >> i do not condone violence in any shape -- >> i do not condone violence at all, jake. i certainly don't incite violence and i don't condone violence and i don't talk about violence, and i certainly don't condone violence and it's not acceptable to me. >> the president in no way form or fashion has ever promoted or encouraged violence, if anything quite the contrary, and he was simply pushing back and defendin

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. ♪ >>> tension is high this week at the white house after it was reported that john kelly and john bolton got into quite the heated argument over immigration. a new piece in "the washington post" has this title. joining mess is the author of that piece, pin writer greg sargent. he's also the author of "an uncivil war." a great title, greg. what is this you're referring to in the shouting match? >> we learned just this morning from more reporting that trump is in an absolute rage about the families crossing the border, and the basic lie that he campaigned on is that migration and migrants and immigration is fundamentally a malicious and destructive force, the only way to deal with it is quote/unquote, toughness. what we're discovering now and what is enraging him is this quote/unquote toughness doesn't deter migration. remember the child separation policy was explicitly designed, by dangling the horrifying prospect of having your child separated from you, john kelly said this on the report, this was meant to dissuade people from crossing. we're talking about desperate asylum seekers in man

kelly on the right there, and national security advisory john bolton got into a heated argument. kelly defended her. according to multiple reports white house aides worried one of the men might quit on the spot. tonight there is no sign of that happening. >>> harris, who may run for president, is proposing a now tax break for the middle class. she envisions a credit of $6,000 for families earning less than $100,000 a year. and, $3,000 for incomes under $50,000. the break would also be refundable. in other words if it exceeds what people owe they would get a government check for the difference. she would finance the plan, in part, by repealing some of the republican tax cuts for wealthier americans. >>> grew up speaking spanish, tonight, some san francisco police officers worry a new exam is setting them up to fail. >>> a california deputy seen punching a drunk man. tonight, video of the violent arrest and allegations of a cover up. >>> and, a woman's excuse for abandoning a toddler at the front door of a random house. last night we told you about san francisco officers having to

andf of staff john kelly national security adviser john bolton turned the air blue, it is not sure what they were upset about. the clash is an indication of the writing tension in the administration less than three weeks before the midterm election. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tick tack on twitter. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. shery: thank you. our top story this hour. assident trump says it looks though missing saudi arabia dead.list is he wouldn't say on what basis he had formed that conclusion but warned that consequentialist for any saudi arabia and involvement would be clear. >> we are waiting for investigation and the results. we will have them very soon. we will be making a very strong statement. we are waiting for the results. there are three different investigations. shery: our reporter greg. secretaryring that pompeo listened to audio recordings of the murder. can we expect the white house to take a tougher stance? that theyainly seems are willing to come out with a bit tougher of a stance here. as we just heard from presi

and john kelly. >> mexico meantime has agreed to assist in stopping the migrants before they reach the united states if they can. >> we have also made very clear that there is no legal ground on which mexico can issue a permit where people can go through mexico towards the united states. >> but permits aside, if mexico cannot stop this caravan, the president has promised to close the u.s. border to prevent the caravan from crossing over. back to you. >>> today a federal judge rm ca chairman. he was convicted of 8 counts of financial fraud in august. he struck a deal with special counsel robert mueller's team to avoid a second related trial. he's been jailed since the summer after he was accused of trying to interfere with witnesses. >>> it could take weeks to fully examine the limb seen crash, and the limb seen is still in possession of the new york state police in the investigation of the operator. the operator is accused of allowing a improperly licensed driver to operate a unserviceable vehicle. the driver and everyone in that vehicle was killed last night. and the operator of the b

. >> host: does it help to have john kelly in the office with the president? [laughter] . >> of course. it's always good to have somebody who understands all of the missions who has the opportunity in particular to have a chief of staff who saw what dhs can do with cybersecurity is absolutely very helpful. >> referring to emerson sony so what happened on that day and where were you? what type of government response were we taking to a private company getting hacked quick. >> i was at the national security council then. what i would say is it's not as if, there was a lot of work that had been done with the administration a lot of capability but with sony what made it unique is a foreign power to make a statement with a cyberattack in the us. but no computers were destroyed and sony is not considered critical infrastructure like nuclear. so having principles now with the real world example when we haven't fully articulated these aspects before. so to think through with destruction of property on us soil if you will. nobody is injured. so it is a free-speech kind

an expletive filled shouting match between chief of staff john kelly and national security adviser john bolton. an explosive clash as president trump threatens to shut down the u.s. border with mexico. >>> a shocking attack. an afghan guard suddenly opens fire with the top u.s. general infghanistan in the compound. he escaped, but americans were wounded. how did this happen? >>> inside a dramatic rescue, a man trapped in a mine shaft for three days is pulled out alive. >>> a couple calling for change after receiving heartbreaking news made worse they say when their pharmacist refused to fill her prescription because it was against his religious beliefs. >>> caught on camera. poli s

one of those stories as there was a big dustup between john kelly who used to be that head of homeland security before you were appointed to that and he became chief of staff, that he and john bolton had this big argument at the white house and that part of it was over you, that john bolton was criticizing the job you are doing at the border. is that true? >> sec. nielsen: not only do i have no reason to believe that story but everyone that i've asked including all involved assure me that did not occur. he and i worked closely together and i'm always open to anyone's suggestions. i think we all want to solve it, we all want border security. there is nothing more basic that our country should offer to people down border. >> martha: so you don't see john bolton saying, we are not tough enough on the border, we have to make changes on the homeland? >> sec. nielsen: i don't think he is, no. >> martha: how does a president think you are doing at your job? >> sec. nielsen: i talked to him once or twice a day for border security and immigration in general and everything is on the table. we ar

we know his chief of staff john kelly was in attendance, jeff sessions who is his attorney general. christopher wrey is the director of the fbi as well as the director of the secret service. she was in attendance as well. we will see the president. the focus of this meeting in the east room and the event of the east room is to be on opioids. one that many people blame, in part, on some of the language by president trump himself. all of these individual who is have received these packages over the course of the last 24 hours are individuals that the president at one point or another has gone after, has fiercely criticized including two former presidents, bill clinton and barack obama. a former contender of his, hillary clinton and eric holder. what he says here will be significant. i can just pull back the curtain a bit about what i have witnessed in the west wing. i was upstairs outside some of the offices when i saw john kelly briefing other aides to the president on the details as they were learning them. i was told by a senior white house official that the white house is taking t

john kelly and national security adviser john bolton engage in a profanity laced argument outside the oval office today, including the performance of dhs secretary kirsten neilson. joined by a person who used to have her job, jay johnson. good to have you here. first question, what do you think of the idea of returning to the policy of taking children away from their parents? >> i think it's a bad idea. i think it's a terrible idea. i could not ask a border patrol agent or an immigration enforcement person to rip a child out of his mother's arms. we wouldn't go there. >> well, we didn't go there for a few months. >> in the previous administration. >> yes, right. >> we would not go there. aside from that as you can see from the numbers i have shared with you the shock value of that kind of change in policy only has a limited effect. there was a downturn in the numbers of apprehensions on the southern border for about two month this summer and now they're back up again. they're back up again to reportedly last month somewhere around 40,000 per month. and so i lived this problem for thre

bolton and chief of staff john kelly. >> well, the president is obvious obviously very frustrated. this is the signature issue since he announced that he was running for presidency, and it has not gone the way he would like. and 80% rise in immigrant families at the border. there's now, he has this caravan coming from honduras that he has latched on to use the issue again to rally the base and to get his supporters riled up to try the get them to turn out to vote, because this is something that they care so much about. insoo inside of the white house, it is causing divisions among the staff. there was a meeting that involved the chief of staff john kelly and national security adviser bolton and where they came to blows over what our reporting shows and bloomberg was the first to report this that bolton criticized the homeland security secretary kirstjen neilson with who is a close ally of kelly's, and proposing policies that kelly was pushing back on, and he feels that he is the author the ti on this issue, given that he used to be the homeland security secretary and there is gener

john kelly is her mentor. she is a protege of his. she worked for him at the department of homeland security and the white house, and he's defended her. he's defended her before. he defended her yesterday. after the fight he reportedly left the white house and didn't come back for the rest of the day. this is a pretty raw moment in this white house coming up three weeks before an election, immigration at the center of the argument and at stake the control of congress and what will happen for the final two years of president trump's term. >> yeah, and then there's one more moment from last night's rally that i want to play quickly. the president, i guess you could say, found the silver lining to the hurricane, devastating hurricane that people don't ask about his hair anymore. let me play that. >> the one thing that has been really great about this whole endeavor, they used to say he wears a hairpiece. they don't say that anymore. these people have seen me under every condition nonto man. when you're walking around and the wind is goin

she concluded that, quote, mitch mcconnell and donald trump can't shut me up, and neither can john kelly. and that, quote, there are some men who can only hear blah, blah, blah whenever a woman's talking. but there's nothing impolite about people's right to speak and hold their government accountable. and sometimes people are right to be angry. coming up, we'll discuss why maybe just what america needs right now is a fed up woman. >>> let me get you on the record on judge kavanaugh. tastes like poopy piñata! i threw up. i want candy! about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you, too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the number one most popular whole

he is concerned and wants to reassure the world that he is not about to fire john kelly? >> it seems that the president has been speaking more to the press this week than usual. he has gagled a few times and several interviews including with new york magazine. it seems that he wanted to influence my story and then pulled out all of the stops in an attempt to do so. it is remarkable certainly, and we don't see it a lot where we have high ranking members of the president's cabinet and the administration is in a room with a are reporter as he is trying to influence the story in this way. i am glad it happened and i think it is revealing. >> it is revealing that you touched a nerve, olivia, with the reporting when word got back to him. >> and in the inaugural, kristen, you were wandering around and ran into the president and he is willing to talk. he is very available to reporters and not in formal news conference w conferences which is much to the loss of the press corps and the world, but in the impromptu moments. >> he likes the impromptu moments, andrea, and it is quite r

sources say immigration sparked an expletive-laced shouting match between john kelly and national security adviser john bolton. white house press secretary sarah sanders said in a statement while people in the administration are passionate about solving illegal immigration, they're not angry at each other. expect to hear a lot more from the president on immigration ahead of the november midterm elections. erielle, kendis. >> high stakes in those midterm elections, indeed. kenneth, thank you. >>> president trump is under fire for making light of an attack on a reporter. his comments coming amid global outrage over the apparent killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. during last night's campaign rally, the president praised a montana congressman for assaulting a reporter last year. that attack made national headlines. >> any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind. but i had heard that he body slammed a reporter. he was way up, and i said, oh, this was like the day of the election or just before. and i said, oh, this is terrible. he's going to lose the election then i said, well, wait

the other day trump's chief o staff john kelly and his national security adviser john bolton made headlines for vatting into a giant shouting match outside the office. we actually got our hands on the audio. >> why don't you just meet me in the middle? it's such a great song. baby, why don't you just meet me in the middle? i don't know who sang it but it's a fantastic -- >> then the president came in, as long as it's not taylor swift, i'm cool with it. >> i wasde wng what that argument was about. now we know. >>> te just have weeks until the midterms and there's a major push to get the vote out, but it could be difficult, especially n georgia, where more than 50,000 voters are in limbo. >> nbc's rehema ellis explains what happened and why some are calling it voter suppression. >> reporter: marcia appling nunez was showing her college students how to regisr to vote online when she got a rude awakening. after casting ballots in elections since she was 18, she discovered she was no longer registered. w youe in disbelief? >> yeah, yeah, and definitely embarrassed.ow >> reporter:id this happen?

but trump persuaded his economic advisor to stay on.f ch staff john kelly then confided to cohn that he shared cohn's horror, trump's handlingt of tgedy and shared cohn's fury with trump. kelly told coh "i would have taken that resignation letter and shoved it up his ass six different times." [ light laughter ] man, i would have loved to see that conversation. "i'm going to shove this resignation letter up your ass." "oh, yeah? well, i'm going to shove it in my mouth and it'll end up in the same place. [ laughter ] second, it's easy to talk tough but unless you're actually willing resign and tell the american people everything you know, then your tough talk is worthless. john kelly is like a kid who tells his friends he's going to stand up to the bully who steals hehis lunch money and then lunchtime comes, tells the bully, "keep shaking there's more in my back pocket." [ laughter ] now trump has denied all of this and yesterday in the oval office he called woodward's book a work of fiction, but that's not what he told woodward on the phone ca when hed him just a few weeks ago to comp

she concluded that, quote, mitch mcconnell and donald trump can't shut me up, and neither can john kelly. and that, quote, there are some men who can only hear blah, blah, blah whenever a woman's talking. but there's nothing impolite about people's right to speak and hold their government accountable. and sometimes people are right to be angry. coming up, we'll discuss why maybe just what america needs right now is a fed up woman. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can help you breathe better. starting within 5 minutes. it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. doctor: symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. it may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. grandpa: symbicort could mean a day with be

she joined the homeland security in january 2014 as chief of staff to general john kelly during his term as secretary. she later served as principal deputy white house chief of staff before being confirmed as dhs secretary in december 2017. earlier in her career, secretary nielsen served during the george w. bush administration as special assistant to the president and senior director for prevention preparedness and response at the white house homeland security council. and she also spent some time -- considerable time in the private sector focusing on cybersecurity. so she knows what she's talking about. the department of homeland security has been charged with the vitally important task of protecting u.s. elections, cy r cybersystems and critical infrastructure, fields with policymakers can have global implications. in this rapidly changing information environment, threatening management, collaboration and resilience are urgently important. so i think i speak for the entire audience when i say we thank you for your public service and look forward to hearing more from you. just for the

>> and what does show i think is the notion that the chief of staff john kelly has things under control, you know. no one gets in the oval office without going through a proper screening and thinking through whether this is a good idea or not. i think that's kind of out the window. >> did you see the story in "the daily beast," no, no, "new york magazine". >> she's an alumni. >> she was working on a story about cast in the white house about president trump seeking people to replace john kell, and all of a sudden she's ushered into the white house, and -- and to the oval office. >> yeah. >> and spends half an hour with president trump, vice president pence, secretary of state pompeo, chief of staff kelly, all of them trying to convince her not to write this story. that doesn't really sing this is a white house that has its priorities straight. olivia is great, don't get me wrong, but why spend half an hour to try to kill a story about john kelly not being chief of staff? >> you know, it seems to be the perfect encapsulation of where the president is right now. this week we have seen him

she concluded that, quote, mitch mcconnell and donald trump can't shut me up, and neither can john kelly. and that, quote, there are some men who can only hear blah, blah, blah whenever a woman's talking. but there's nothing impolite about people's right to speak and hold their government accountable. and sometimes people are right to be angry. coming up, we'll discuss why maybe just what america needs right now is a fed up woman. here we go. discover. i like your card, but i'm absolutely not paying an annual fee. discover has no annual fees. really? yeah. we just don't believe in them. oh nice. you would not believe how long i've been rehearsing that. no annual fee on any card. only from discover. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these

john kelly is the chief of staff. we could put the statistics up here in both parties. the trump administration's got fewer minorities and women and nikki haley only adds to this in the past three administrations. >> this is vicious. they're vish us in different ways. >> different types of averice in your view. do you have another fall back? >> there is a rat infestation in congress. the rats are coming up from the catacombs and scurrying around all over congress. i'm so concerned of this, ari, that i've written this book, how the rats reformed the congress in order to stand up for the rats. >> when is this one -- this is like mouse, right? that was a cartoon series. >> designed to make yourself laugh seriously enough to take back congress for the people. >> people who may not have followed your career wonder has ralph nader written a book about everything. >> new york cio, i have not wrik about inner mongolia. >> bob, what else is on your list? >> my second one is, back to the train, clearly i don't want a car, right? >> own a car, you don't own a suit. >> neither do y

his national security adviser, john bolton, and his chief of staff, john kelly. the two men actually cursing at each other outside of the oval office. but tonight, the white house press secretary says we are not angry at one another. david, it comes as the president is ramping up his rhetoric on this issue. you mentioned that threat of military action along the border. the president has made clear he thinks this issue excites his base and is good politics. the president tweeting, "great midterm issue for republicans." >> mary bruce live at the white house. thank you, mary. >>> we're watching a precarious situation play out in texas tonight, where they do not need anymore rain, but it is coming. the flash floods have already been deadly. and look at this tonight. the stunning views of the power of the colorado river at major flood stage tonight. now surging through floodgates to take the pressure off. but setting up a second emergency downstream, with days of rain now coming. abc's victor oquendo from texas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the floodgates are open on

today john kelly and national security adviser john bolton reportedly got into a shouting march at the white house over the administration's immigration policies. on "60 minutes," lesley stahl asked the president if he would return to his family separation policy. >> frankly, when you don't do separate-- when you allow the parents to stay together, okay, when you allow that, then what happens is people are going to pour into our country. >> so are you going to go back t that? >> well, we're looking at a lot of things. >> reporter: these so-called caravans happen from time to time. the migrants travel in groups for safety. in april, several hundred made it to the u.s. border near san diego. a limited number were allowed to apply for asylum here in the u.s. jeff. >> glor: jeff pegues in our washington bureau. jeff, thanks. for the first time ever the u.s. mestice department has opened an investigation into child sex abuse within the catholic church. cbs news has learned tonight ss. attorneys have subpoenaed at least seven of the eight catholic dioceses in pennsylvania. we have also been

there is some opposition to deena, you have john kelly, john bolton, now breitbart who hates anybody who they might think is a globalist stirring things up. not clear if she actually does want it. very unclear who would get it if she doesn't. you hear about the ambassador from germany. the president mind the scenes loves to talk about grenel and his good looks and how good he is at being a trump warrior. i don't know that it necessarily means he would get a gig, but he gets bandied about. >> there's the lindsey graham seat. speculation that this move is going to make him attorney general, meaning jeff sessions would be fired and then graham would be nominated to replace him and nikki haley would be appointed to lindsey graham aes seat. but oxon is calling that absurd. why is that? >> you know, i would say this has been true for a couple of years. there's a lot of reporting out there and i'm not sure where people are getting it from. it's certainly not what we've ever heard from who you say sources. that's a lot of speculation and people throw around different rumors. i don't think li

talked about winning jeff sessions' support and john kelly who is now the white house chief of staff, support for the 25th amendment. now on a plane and as matt and betsy are talking about, maybe accommodating some of the president's impulses. how have the goal posts changed in the relationship between the white house and the justice department? >> i think it's crazy. and eight months ago is when this happened and you can imagine how extreme everything seemed then that this was the topic of conversation whether in jest or not within the highest levels of the justice department. now it seems like it's been completely normalized. as matt has said, we've seen it again and again and again, an all-out assault on the independence of not just the justice department but all the investigative agencies and it's been, i think, terribly corrosive. you never would have thought that the fbi or the department of justice would have to kind of fight for its life just to maintain its core mission. and it's not clear it's even doing it correctly. this is probably the most troubling and irregular aspect

top advisers to the president, especially on this issue of immigration, his chief of staff john kelly and his national security adviser apparently got into this big shouting match with expletives. both of them passionate overove immigration. now, according to sarah huckabee sanders, the white house spokesperson, she says, "while we are passionate about solving the issue of illegal immigration, we are not angry at one another. however, we're furious at the failure of congress, congressional democrats specifically, to help us address this growing crisis." it's something that the president talked about when he was at a campaign event last night in montana. he hit illegal immigration hard. this as 4,000 migrants are reportedly at the border of guatemala ready to enter mexico, coming toward the united states. president trump has promised to cut off aid for those central american countries that continue to send migrants into t united states. but he's also taking a hit too politically as the president tr to prop up republicans in some of these tight congressional races, he's also facing crit

. >> host: doesn't help to have john kelly the former dhs as assistant to the president. >> guest: certainly doesn't hurt. it's really good to have somebody who understand all of our mission spaces and has the opportunity in particular to have a chief of staff who saw what dhs can do in cybersecurity is absolutely very helpful. >> host: jeanette manfra, you deferred to it ever since sony, what happened on that day and where were you and what kind of government responds will be taking for a private company getting hacked? >> guest: i was actually at the national security council then. what i would say it's not as if there wasn't -- there was a lot of work that had been done, you know, the bush administration built a lot of capability in the early years of the obama administration. sony was unique i think that a foreign power seeking to make a statement and surprise a movie because they didn't like it or cyberattacks in the u.s. nobody died, but computers were destroyed. sony is not what you would consider it critical infrastructure in the sense of utility or something like that. and so, it re

on good terms with trump, scandal free, smiling, hike usually it's john kelly who has them in a head lock like khabibi just triking to get them out of the white house, just don't fight t go to sleep, go to sleep, will you wake up am two days with a job on fox news. come on. in fangt halle's exsit is so normal it has become suspiciousment people speculate that she left because she wants to run for president, that she is in debt and needs that sweet private sector money or she wants to get out before a serious scn dal comes to light. my theory, my theory is she left because she had tickets to a star is born at the same time as a security council meeting and you are not not approximating to see a star is born, so she just quitted, that is what i think happenedded. but none of that matters. what does matter is that our president, hashtag not my president, has said because his ambassador is leaving. and of course he's sad because look at how she represents the america at the u.n. >> for too long the human ights counsel has been a protecter of human right as beusers. and a cesspool of poli

. >> host: doesn't help to john kelly, the former dhs secretary, in the office of the president? >> guest: it definitely doesn't hurt. it's really good to have somebody understands all of our mission spaces and who had the opportunity in particular to have chief of staff who saw what dhs can do in cybersecurity is absolutely very helpful. >> host: jeanette manfra, you refer to ever since sony, what happened on that day and where were you and what kind of government response where we taking for for a private compay that was getting hacked? >> guest: i was at the national security council then, and what i i would say, it's n, it's not as if there wasn't, there was a lot of work that had been done, you know, the bush administration built a lot of capability in the early years of the obama administration have focused on. what sony was unique i think is that you had a foreign power seeking to make a statement and suppress a movie because they didn't like it, through cyber attacks in the u.s. nobody died, but computers were destroyed, and sony is not what you would consider critical in

kelly got into a huge argument, a loud argument over immigraion. what does this say about how the trump administration is executing its immigration policies right now? john. >> phaicywise i thinks a tough one to answer. certainly from myre perch i mean, i think that there have been so many questions throughout all of these months about has the policy been consistent, has it been communicated clearly, does the administration have a plan in advance for when families and children have been coming to california. but the politics of, this again, i get back to what i said a moment ago. election day is around the corner. this is a live wire, it would seem like tme, especially for epublicans running f contested house seats in california. every step the trump stration makes you are going to be tied to i think by your democratic challengers. >> i think, john, you're off insofar as i think this puts attention to the fact that we have failing policies at the border and we do not ha border control. so i actually think this motivates republicans to come to the p

liz: there are reports of john kelly and john bolton getting into a shouting match over illegal border crossing. americans have had it with the border politics. voters don't like it. is president trump the guy to get unity on fixing the border? dianne feinstein is talking about whreght laying after the -- about legislation after the mid-term. >> i think so. the president recognizes his base is strongly behind him. and he realizes the democrats have challenges. they can't be perceived going into the presidential election as being weak on borders. i think it will be a mistake to the extent they do that. and it could be political catastrophe for them. after the mid terms democrats will be more open to cut something kind of deal which could be great for those who wanted to see the border protection that i think we need. frankly it's been long in the coming. liz: the dow closing up. it snapped a two-day losing treek to finish the week slightly higher. the weather channel's sleek new animation is terrifying and informative. educating viewers about the dangers of wildfires. a city in china is

you had a profanity-laced shouting match between john kelly and john bolton over the issue of immigration, whether the military should be deployed and how hard should we crack down. it's fraught with passion. i will say that the demonstration today by the mexican government in sending the two plane loads full of federales to the mexico-go mexico-guatemalan border, the president and mexico signing that new nafta deal. showing engagement and getting the mexicans to take responsibility for the part their country plays not only for their population but as a highway for people from central america coming our southern border. if the mexicans take responsibility that's a net positive. trish: the president just touched down in montana where he's on his way to a rally. this president has used the economic leverage he has in that mexico needs to trade with us. wants to trade with us. needed to get that nafta deal done. and you know what? that adds up, and that's power. >> i agree the economic leverage the united states has can be made to play more efficiently in this very, very abrasive issue. but

sources say immigration sparked an expletive-laced shouting match between john kelly and john bolton. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures in the south bay. upper 40s to mid-50s until you get in the hills. lowe's al toes, 50 degrees. look at all these 40s everywhere except for alameda, san francisco, brentwood and half moon bay. low to mid-50s. richmond side of the san rafael bridge. isolated fog. we will bring in sue to talk more about the ferry ride. hazy sunshine. mass transit, dress in layers. we're going to jump a lot today from 51 in the north bay. 74 at noon. low to mid-80s this afternoon. san francisco, the 70s are back. low to mid-70s this afternoon. either side we start at 53 at 8:00. 60 at 8:00 this evening. our last stop the south bay, 53 degrees this morning. 72 at noon. 80 during the afternoon hours. down to 67 under the stars this evening. i want to bring in sue and the fog keeps getting thicker and thick thicker. >> a live look coming across. the visibility is pretty limited once you hit the span. it's pretty thick. chp sa

howie: in your book you would on your 11 days as communications director you said john kelly chief of staff has hissy fits and he's hurting the president. is that personal? anthony: i have been fired before. john wasn't the first person to fire me. john wasn't the first person to fire me. i am just observational of what i see going on. if you think i'm only person form or current staff member who thinks that way, that's not true. but that's why i couldn't survive in washington. i like speaking plainly and telling people the truth. if you think it's personal, but for me it wasn't personal. i don't like the way i was fired. i think it's ridiculous to fire a guy like me, given the amount of money i raised, and the media advocacy and support of the president. it didn't have to be done that way. howie: thanks for joining us. the saudis changed their story on the khashoggi murder again. guess what? it was premeditated. megyn kelly's apology for her blackface comments isn't enough for nbc. hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truc

. >> immigration sparked an expletive shouting match between chief of staff john kelly and national security adviser john bolton. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. redwood center, 48. everyone else low to mid-50s. look at san jose, 54. same thing in hayward. 45 in napa. here's a look at san rafael, one of the areas immune from the fog right now. let me show you what's going on at the golden gate. you can see how foggy it is here. dangerously low, the visibility is. that's going to be around all the way through the morning commute. hazy sunshine for your ferry ride. mass transit, dress in layers. it's cool this morning. it will be warm again. look, we go from 51 in the north bay, already 74 at noon. low to mid-80s this afternoon. heading out this evening, 65 degrees. san francisco, 70s are back after starting in the mid-50s. hang out in the low to mid-70s from 1:00 to 5:00. back to 60 at 8:00. one last neighborhood to check on, the south bay. start at 54. 73 at noon. bounce around 80 degrees in the. you said it was friday light. >> we've been in and out. we h

were told chief of staff john kelly a national security advisor john bolton turned the air blue, although it's not clear what they were upset about. the clashes and indication of the rising tension in the administration come a less than three weeks before the midterm elections. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm jenna dagenhart. this is bloomberg. our top story this hour, president trump says it certainly looks as though missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi is dead. he would not say on what basis he formed that conclusion, but did warn the consequences for any saudi arabia and involvement would be severe. >> we are waiting for some investigations and waiting for the results, and we will have them very soon. a very we will be making strong statement, but we are waiting for the results of about three different investigations. greg, there is a reason the president has been reluctant to call out saudi arabia. they are a huge ally in the middle east. does this mean we could see a t

also not subtle a screaming match between john kelly and national security adviser, john bolton, and so loud it could be throughout the west wing, and what they were fighting over very much tied into the mid-term election message. joining us, abby phillips, joe lockhart and john. >> i want to start with nothing like making a joke out of body slamming a journalist. >> yeah, trying to provide cover for the saudis, frankly, that very day and that night the president jokes about a reporter attack. >> and he claims he did not believe in violence at his rallies, and he was not calling for it or joking about it. let's remind people of what he tried to pass off as true. >> i do not condone violence in any shape. i don't condone violence. i do not condone that at all, jake. i certainly don't incite violence, and i certainly don't condone violence and it's not acceptable to me. >> we can officially say that that is not true that he is lying when he says that. >> he literally just glorified an attack on a reporter, body slamming. >> remember, during the campaign one of the reasons we were talki

john kelly and john bolton got into a heated argument outside the oval office yesterday. that fight centered around immigration and the performance of homeland security secretary. bolt apparently criticized homeland security while kelly defended nielsen who is a former deputy of his. nbc news has not verified this report. in a statement on the matter, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said while we are passionate about settling immigration, we are not angry the at one another. democrats should be ashamed of pushing an open boarders agenda and are only doing this for political reasons despite us having the worst laws in the world and no help from democrats, our administration is doing a great job on the border, end quote. before departing for his rally last night, the president was asked about the alleged fight to which he are replied, he had not heard about it. >>> coming up, a look at this morning's one big thing and coming up on "morning joe," president trump back out on the campaign trail looking to fire up republicans. >> much more on the president's