>> going crazy over president trump's tweet msnbc morning joe. do you think it's fair for the media to attack the president for his tweet while ignoring the negative comments made by the morning joe anchors? heather: marilyn on facebook says it's been a feeding frenzy. he should fight fire with fire. no it's hypothetical you can only attack a person so long before they have enough. don't go anywhere. the american summer concert series continues with lee brice. that will do it for us here on "fox & friends first." heather: happy fourth, everybody. >> bye. >> lawmakers in the house passed two bills designed to crack down on illegal immigrants. one commit crimes in the u.s. and others who help keep them out of jail. >> by flagrantly violating the rule of law putting american lives at risk. >> travel ban effects six countries, countries the obama administration labeled as terror threats has finally gone into effect. >> it is deadline day the senate still hoping to strike an agreement for the healthcare bill before the july 4th recess. >> breaking dev

if there are tapes. >> trevor: i take donald trump at his word when he tweets. not everyone is as respectful of the president as i am. there's a group of beltway insiders scheming to disempower donald trump claiming his tweets should be ignored. >> his obsession with covering everything he says on twitter and very little of what he does -- >> that's his preferred method of communication. >> that's not true. >> it's not policy. it's executive order. it's social media. this is clearly observ obsessio. >> i think it's obsession over every detail of president trump's treats. >> trevor: i can imagine trump saying in bible days, people need to stop obsessing over every single commandment! i know they're written in stone but it's not like literally, i mean literally literally. ( laughter ) it's the president. people don't get it. >> are president trump's tweets considered official white house statements? >> well, the president is the president of the united states so they're considered official statement by the president of the united states. >> trevor: thank you, sean

on saturday, trump tweeted -- "we need to be smart, vigilant and tough. we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety!" this morning, trump tweeted -- "people, the lawyers and the courts can call it whatever they want, but i am calling it what we need and what it is, a travel ban!" the trump administration has asked the supreme court to revive his muslim travel ban, until a. in court ruling. we'll have more on the london attack, the british elections on thursday and trump's proposed muslim travel ban, after headlines. in afghanistan, deadly violence continued in the capital kabul over the weekend. at least 20 people were killed in a series of explosions saturday at a funeral for one of the protesters who was killed during demonstrations on friday. at least five people were killed at friday's protests demanding the resignation of president ashraf ghani following wednesday's massive suicide bombing in a diplomatic area of kabul, which killed more than 90 people and wounded over 400 . in iraq, reuters repor

breaking news president trump tweeting again this morning. here's what he said. as predicted the ninth circuit did it again.

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"we need to be smart, vigilant and tough," trump tweeted. "we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety!" only later did trump express solidarity and support for the people of britain. then today, trump took aim at london's mayor, sadiq khan. >> londoners will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. >> reporter: trump tweeted, "at least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed!" trump's tweet suggested khan was not concerned about the carnage. >> i'm appalled and furious that these twisted and cowardly terrorists deliberately targeted innocent londoners and visitors to our city who were just enjoying their saturday night. >> reporter: asked for a response, khan's office said, "he has more important things to do than respond to donald trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks." trump and khan have clashed before over the travel ban

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president trump tweeting this morning, "the real story is that president obama did nothing after being informed in august about russian meddling. with four months looking at russia under a magnifying glass, they have zero tapes of "t" people colluding. there's no collusion and no obstruction. i should be given apology.

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with president trump tweeting that comey was a leaker for the media. the nation continues to react. reporter: it's the case of he said-he said that's captivated capitol hill and the country. >> do you solemnly swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? reporter: drama tic testimony from james comey revealing under oath that he documented conversations with the president out of concern. >> i was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting. reporter: revealed he leaked information about the conversations he had with the president after trump tweeted comey had better hope there are no tapes of conversations. >> i asked a friend of mine to share the contents of the memo with a reporter. reporter: not mincing words over why he believed he was fired. >> i was fired because of the russia investigation. reporter: after a long silence, the president punched back on " despite some in a false statements -- total and complete vindication, and wow, comey is aleaker." the one piece of testimony and his lawyer have po

president trump tweeted his denial this afternoon. the house intelligence committee set a deadline for tomorrow to produce any tapes. earlier today i spoke with adam schiff. >> the fact that the president now after 41 days said he did not record any conversations with jim comey, i wonder what your reaction is? >> my reaction is, if he didn't record these conversations, they don't exist, why did he suggest that they did. was this an effort to intimidate james comey? was it an effort to discourage other people from speaking out? apparently the president does have a history in his private business and in litigation of threatening people with recordings as a way of intimidating him. is that what was going on here? and if it was, why wait so long to be straight with the american people? so obviously a lot of questions raised by what he has just tweeted out today. we can't, i think, in our investigation take this as the last word. we still need the white house to get back to us. because even in as far as he tweeted that he doesn't have tape

but then a tweet from president trump caused the news agenda to change. earlier on friday he said: that sparked this response from senator dianne feinstein who sits on the intelligence committee. she went on to call it a blatant violation of the president's oath of office. for more on mr trump's comments and the resulting firestorm, here's our north america editorjon sopel. the ball has been set rolling, largely because of mr trump's own actions in the way he has communicated on some of these things. we all know there was an investigation going on into the trump campaign's links with russia. then donald trump fired the fbi directorjames comey and the white house and the attorney general and the deputy attorney general gave a set of reasons for why james comey had been fired for top donald trump them directly contradicts those reasons, saying it was because of the rush of thing a mark that was said ina the rush of thing a mark that was said in a tv interview, and reportedly set to sergey lavrov that he had been under huge pressure because of the russian in

but i have a problem that trump tweeted at all. i want to talk about kate steinle and the immigration bills passed in the house. instead the media is talking about this tweet. i don't have a problem with whate tweeted but i think sometimes he tweets when he shouldn't tweet. charles: i saw susan collins make comments, and there were some other people critical to the passage of healthcare reform. if you have somebody on the fence, some call them rinos, if you will, do you give them an extra excuse not to follow the program? >> i don't think they need an strap excuse. donald trump is a fighter and we all know that. you go back to 2012, cnn, an anchor was almost responsible for the throws mitt romney had in the election because of the way she impacted that debate. donald trump tweets a lot, but he tries to frame the narrative in advance. you look at harvard study. it's easy to say he should talk about this or talk about that. but these networks are simply trying to shape the debate in advance, and that's an unhealthy position for us to

now here's some of president trump's tweeting, quote, the reason that president obama did nothing about russia after being notified by the cia of meddling is that he expected clinton would win and did not want to rock the boat. he didn't choke, he colluded or obstructed.

president trump tweeting two things. the big story is the unmasking and surveillance of people that took place, rather, during the obama administration. joining me now to discuss, matthew whitaker. matthew, the seventh subpoena yesterday would have been sort of ho-hum news, but when we saw that it included the nsa, the fbi, the cia, it included susan rice, powers, brennan, people became giddy with excitement that perhaps we will get to the truth finally. in responding to requestsvery for information regarding those foreign intelligence surveillance activityings. charles: i also hear the nsa is not exactly, you know, cooperating that much either. what do you make of it then? going back to the end of president obama, former president obama's term where he allowed -- he gave the power for so many people to be able to do this. obviously, creating an atmosphere where leaks became so much more possible. really rewrite history as to how the obama administration is viewed. charles: real quick, matthew, i want to get your thought

president trump tweeted his congratulations for her big win. mark is there for us. >> reporter: karen handel won this special election comfortably in what was the most expensive house race in history. both side spent more than $56 million, but the seat of this affluent, educated district will stay republican. >> a special thanks to the president of the united states pof america. >> reporter: karen handel celebrated her new job by thanking president trump tuesday night. but it's the president who may be the night's biggest winner. on twitter he took a victory lap for "those that want to make america great again." >> my promise is to work every single day relentlessly to make our state and this country a better place. >> reporter: this house seat has been in republican hands since

it's notable that you have president trump tweeting about it today because just yesterday, his press secretary, sean spicer, referred all russia-related questions to his outside counsel. saying we're not going to discuss this from the podium. we want to focus on jobs, on the economy, on health care. today, the president stepping on his own communications team by talking about russia. no surprise, obviously, we know president trump likes to hit social media, use twitter, to get out his own views. a lot of questions about how that's going to play out as this russia probe deepens, steph. >> i want to say thank you to president trump. i'm tired today. i know he has a lot on his plate. still, he finds the time to help news organizations tell us what the big story of the day should be. thank you, president trump. thank you, kristen welker. i have to bring my panel in on this. national political reporter for real clear politics.

of anything that comes out of trump's tweets or trump's interviews. >> what does that buy him? if that is already there no matter what, what does that buy him? >> loyalty. a continuation of loyalty. you know, it's almost -- it validates what he thinks -- either the people want to hear or what he's thinking. oh, you've got to realize when republicans ran, they ran on anti-obama. everything obama did, his policies from, you know, abroad to immigration was a big deal, health care was a big deal. everything that obama stood for or did republicans ran against. and i mean, you know, trump won. you know, the bigger question in this whole thing is we're all sitting here as a panel and discussing this, the tweets. >> right. >> are these tweets -- is this an official white house -- is this -- >> the white house press briefing they have said nobody speaks for the president as well as the president. this is a statement of what this administration policy belief is. this is what the president -- does anybody on this panel have a belief that president trump doesn't think that president obama

i'm sure you saw yesterday that president trump tweeted .bout the medicaid program trump tweeted this yesterday. can you walk through what that represents and whether medicaid spending is going up or being cut? is disingenuous. i don't know if he knew what he if doing or he didn't know americans were not getting older, that the one thing. if the cost of medicine was increasing every year that would be one thing. came medicaid as it is, but that is not the reality. truth is, nobody can sit here and fix the amount that we are going to spend on our health care system in 2025. aging baby boomers 2025 that is 80 in when it gets cut. -- which is a much more constrained per-person. we have to decide if we want to move to a place where we say for the vast majority of places, we are going to fix the amount of .ealth care that is a very big step we would have to take. host: we will get to your calls in just a minute. being joined from capitol hill on the senate side. welcome chris van hollen to our program. republicaning about rewrites. democratic strategy as that process takes place? >> what i

this morning over president trump's tweet over joe scarborough and mika. >> there's no need for uncivil language. >> it's blatantly sexist. >> today mika responds. >>> wildfires overshadowing fourth of july fireworks. >>> police say tennis star venus williams was directly involved in a fatal car crash in florida. >>> sharks swimming up to swimmers. for employees weddings and kids college too. >>> "early today" starts right now. >>> good friday morning, i'm frances rivera. >>> a few of the bipartisan terms used in response to president trump's twitter tirade. a personal shot aimed at morning show co-host mika brzezinski. a new poll finds an astounding 71% of the public are against the president's tweets saying they hurt the agenda. nbc's kristen walker reports. >> reporter: president trump touting his energy policy but drowning out his own message with a tweet this time lashing out at "morning joe" for criticizing him. how come low i.q. crazy mika along with joe came to mar-a-lago on new year's eve and insisted to join me. while the show does consistently take aim at him. >> he's coverin

trump's tweet set off a fire storm among members of congress who demanded the tapes be turned over by tomorrow, june 23. today some members of trump's party made clear they are not amused by the president's antics. >> i think he will learn that his words matter. >> reporter: as for the russia investigation trump is declaring it as a witch hunt. >> they have phony witch hunts going against me. and you know what? all we do is win, win, win. >> reporter: today trump called into question once again whether russia was behind ever to interfere in the election tweeting if russia was working so hard it took place during the obama administration. 17 u.s. intelligence agencies agree russia orchestrated cyber attacks. the white house says trump probably believes it was russia. >> i think he has made it clear and been consistent that while everyone agrees the result of the election wasn't influenced he thinks it probably was russia. >> reporter: sarah sanders dismissed the russia investigation as a way to delegitimize president trump's victory. that mindset has intelligence officials worried that

we just got this tweet in from president trump. he says, "watched low rated @morning joe for the first time in a long time. fake news. he called me to stop a "national enquirer" article. i said no. bad show." that is the president digging in. that is what his administration has been doing ever since this tweet storm started. and sarah huckabee sanders, the deputy press secretary yesterday s saying, look, this is a president who fights fire with fire, but i have to say, steph, her briefing was dominated by this topic over and over again, getting tough questions including by myself. i asked if the president doesn't need to meet a higher standard than cable news anchors, frankly. this is a little of what she had to say. >> i think that the president has been attacked mercilessly on personal accounts by members on that program and i think he's been very clear when he gets attacked he's going to hit back. >> reporter: the fallout on capitol hill was swift. it was strong. yesterday you had democrats who are outraged. one lawmaker calling

i want to get back to that latest tweet from president trump. i read it just a few minutes ago but i want to dissect it. it invites a whole bunch of questions about the investigation and specifically the firing of jim comey. hans nichols back with us. walk me through what you know about this. i will read it one more time. from president trump just a few minutes ago. i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director. exclamation point. witch hunt. what exactly is he saying here? >> well, i think at the top we have to acknowledge that president donald trump it seems close to acknowledging that he's under investigation for obstruction of justice. that's a major development. this is a white house even 24 hours ago was saying does the president think he's being cleared of any investigation, his line was always i believe so. that was the russia side of the investigation. this is the obstruction of justice side of the investigation, which could be gaining steam with robert mueller investigating. i think

donald trump may not have tweeted but that didn't mean people didn't need a drink today. coming into today, we already knew in the first day of trump's presidency he invited james comey to the white house for a one-on-one dinner and demanded comey who was supposed to be politically independent give him a pledge of loyalty. then later in a private oval office meeting he asked the comey to drop the michael flynn russia investigation and when comey didn't drop it, trump fired him. can we pause for a second and acknowledge how bat (bleep) crazy all of this is? it's normal for us but if you just woke up from a co-pa and heard all of this at one time, you would be screaming down the street with your ass out in one of those gowns going, how is he still president? how is he still president?! so with all of that the stage was set for possibly one of the most serious hours in recent american history. the senate's testimony of james comey. ♪ wow, that did not match the feeling of the day at all. ( laughter ) today, james comey took his place in front of the senate intelligence com

. >>> new this morning, the anchors of msnbc's morning joe are responding to president trump's tweet. >> the president received a lot of backlash when he insulted mika brzezinski and joe scarborough on twitter. kpix 5's jackie ward joins us with more. so they postponed vacation to respond to these tweets? >> this is not how they expected their holiday weekend to begin. the hosts responded less than an hour ago an basically said they are fine but the country is not. with president trump as our leader. mika and joe plan to start their 4th of july vacation but didn't go to answer questions following the so-called tweet storm. on their show yesterday, mika and joe criticized the president as usual and that's when president trump went on twitter calling the anchors low iq crazy mika and psycho joe. >> i'm fine. my family brought me up really tough. this is absolutely nothing. but i think for me, personally. but i am very concerned as to what this once again reveals about the president of the united states. it's strange. >> yesterday's white house briefing deputy press secretary sarah hucka

. >> and you really want trump live tweeting that. when he's complaining about the main strome media, the fake media not wanting him on twitter, he's not talking about me. >> jake said that, didn't you tweet that or something? >> i don't know one reporter that wants him to stop tweeting. it's the greatest thing in the world. >> just the actual secretary of state, secretary of defense, cia director who don't want him to tweet, but if we want him to, he should. >> it's a direct conduit to the president's psyche to the rest of the world. why would we not want nat? never get that. thanks one and all. appreciate it. be sure to tune into cnn thursday for our special coverage of former fbi director james comey's testimony before the senate intelligence committee. that all starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. two of the london terrorists were already nobody to authorities. now there are new questions about intelligence failures before the deadly attack over the weekend. that story next. >>> then it, you hear about vladimir putin controlling the media

trump tweeted the news he is nominating christopher ray for the job. ray was voted to justice division when heoversaw investigations from the enron into wake of 9/11. >>> and the announcement comes one day after the fbi director comey isblic on capitol hill fo first time since his sk expecte qu investigation into theinterfere. intelligence officials a probe has the details from washington. >> reporte hearings on capitol hill are teeing up tomorrow's hearing with former fbi director james comey who may or may not have a lot to say about his meetings with president trump. he heads to ohio to talk law enforcement officia tevestigation into russian ly. >> each of you here todn oath t defend the ing that the directo he asked him to back off on the national security adviser russi >> any att house or even theo exploit this political purposes is ing. >> i have never been pressuredr >> but the main event is slate when comey testifies before theo talk about the asked comey to ed campaign ties to russia. he had told me in general terms that the president is uncom

this for marriott president trump's tweet saying how is tax reform in the works when there is no bill? continue to send us your comments and posts on our facebook page on facebook.com/c-span or send us a tweet. @cspanwj. of theook by the head humane society of the united states, wayne pacelle is going to be joining us. later, edward luce talking about his new book and recent shifts in our political culture. "washington journal," for this sunday morning, continues. we are back in a moment. ♪ >> tonight on afterwards, utah republican senator mike lee talks about forgotten historical figures who fought against big government in his book written out of history. senator lee is interviewed by former acting solicitor general near cantrell. >> when you're on the lookout for them, they come to gradually. other people i knew, who they shot -- who they thought should get more credit. this in your recording indian chief -- and uruguay indian chief-- iroquois indian who knew about democracy. i was intrigued by that. it's not a name that most americans know anything about. and yet he had a profou

so what is so different about trump's tweets and the advantage that it gives to foreign intelligence agencies is that he is doing this in an unfiltered way and openly in a public forum. now typically, intelligence agencies collect information and they do it covertally a covertl sometimes they're risking their lives to give this information. but this is very unusual as far as a world leader. >> so your problem is not that he is tweeting about being in florida, or new jersey, or at the white house. most days -- lately he has been relitigating the russia case. he has gone after his predecessor in office. what are the examples of how the trained eye, of how what he says on twitter is saving our opponents and enemies work? >> so what it does is expose his priorities. it tells us what news programs he is watching and listening to. what is he reading? what is top of mind for the president at any given hour? and in addition it also tells us his vulnerablevulnerabilities, instance, he is so worried about the russia investigation, his deleted tweets also give a little insight to how infiltered

nancy: the white house reacting to trump's tweets a few hours ago. jonathan: there are so many issues on the table people are discussing. this is taking everyone's attention. scott thuman is breaking it all down for us. secretary ofscott: yeah, well, e white house is firmly defending the president's tweets saying he is taking heat from all si

he is accusing you in that tweet. >> regarding president trump's tweet, we had a meeting directly with president trump between him and the emir, and there were recent allegations of funding of terrorism, and we saw some of them. he repeated this several times. we told him clearly if there is any allegations, we can sit at the table. james: there is no resolution as all sides try to repair an alliance usually regarded as critical. doha.robbins, bbc news, the islamicing capital of raqqa. isis has held raqqa since 2014. our correspondent has this rare footage from inside the city. the groundwork to recapture raqqa has been underway for months. kurdish-led forces backed by the u.s. have been advancing towards the city and sealing off access routes. now, with the help of heavy airstrikes, they have advanced to raqqa's eastern edge, fighting inside the city for the first time. >> we declare today the start of the great battle to liberate the city of raqqa, the so-called capital of terrorism and terrorists. with international coalitions warplanes, state-of-the-art , weapons, we will seize raq

." >> president trump tweeting over the weekend, saying, "since the obama administration was told way before the 2016 election that the russians were meddling, why no action? focus on them, not t." "t" for trump. ryan nobles with the president's tactic for claims of russian meddling. >> reporter: good morning. president trump spent a lot of time during the campaign and after his election attempting to downplay russia's role interv e intervening in the 2016 election. after the report in the "washington post" that details the obama administration's response that the intelligence community's assessment, he seems willing to admit russia's efforts as long as he can blame president obama for not doing enough. one former administration official concedes in the report that they could have and perhaps should have done more. on "state of the union," adam schiff, a democrat and ranking member on the intelligence three, agreed. >> the american people needed to know. i didn't think it was enough to tell them after the election. rather, given the seriousness of this, i think the administration need

tonight, the white house is scrambling to defend president trump's latest tweets that sparked new fire storms. undermining his team. executive order is indeed a travel ban, slamming his own justice department for the revised measure that. even some administration allies are claiming mr. trump isn't helping his case before the u.s. supreme court. comey testimony is on. the white house announcing the president was trying to block his former fbi director from speaking out. now the leaders of senate intelligence committee are making a new attempt to get a hold of comey's secret memos where they question him three days from now. and diplomatic crisis. new concerns tonight for the u.s.-led coalition against isis as a rif in eastern nations takes a dramatic term. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >> we're following breaking news. a potential roadblock for comey's must-see testimony after days of dangling the possibility of invoking executive prim ledge. the white house saying the president won't try to b

we need to be smart, vigilant, and tough, trump tweeted. we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety. only later, did trump express solidarity and support for the people of britain. then, trump took aim at london's mayor. >> londoners will see increased police presence today over the course of the next few days no reason to be alarmed. >> trump tweeted at least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed. trump's tweet, suggested kahn was not concerned about the carnage. >> i'm appalled and furious that these twisted and cowardly terrorists targeted innocent londoners and visitors to our city just enjoying their saturday night. asked for a response. kahn's office said he has more important things to do than to respond to donald trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks. trump and kahn have clashed before over the travel ban. >> i think the plan is cruel and shameful and our prime minister should

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are hurting his agenda, 17% say trump's tweets are helpful and if you looked at coverage of nbc and abc, they spent nine minutes on average talking about this situation. cheryl: the new fox poll is very telling about the president's use of twitter, i think. well, the worries about the trump agenda, of course, and the future of it continue, one factor in that is the big stock market selloff that we actually saw yesterday. now, it is dragging down asian stocks, i want to correct that from earlier, i want to check those, here you go, these are the correct numbers i want to show you. the nikkei did lose 1% after big selloff which normally see a lot o. the change high composite bucking the trend and kospi in korea also lower as well. i wanted to get that to you. i want to bring in david nelson, chief strategists at bell point, certainly there's 2006 a lot oh talk about the markets. a lot of republicans including ted cruz of texas said, wait a minute, that's not what we promised our constituents and this is bad for the economics of the country, correct? >> look, it's an onerous tax, under

they responded more passionately to a trump tweet dan and isis attack. the outrage right now -- >> kimberly: some of these people didn't stand up for the president when the picture of kathy griffin, showing the beheaded president -- go ahead. >> juan: wow. what a performance by four of the five. you are on your heels try to make excuses. >> greg: don't start by insulting us. give your fax. >> juan: this is not normal. i think lindsay graham, paul ryan, republicans, we are republicans. they are saying this is not good. this is unacceptable. >> dana: who here said the tweet was good? >> juan: mika and joe said some things -- oh, they called donald trump names. he's not the first president -- >> jesse: i'm trying to give context. >> juan: i appreciate it but let's not get away from the reality. donald trump is president of the united states and its duped into a new low. i don't know how you explain it to your kids. >> jesse: in context, this is mild to -- >> juan: the blood thing and women? >> kimberly: oh, my god, he's talking about a surgical procedure. s