luego julián dónde está, julián está acá en colombia. dijo no, papá, julián estaba en el perú. manejando una avioneta. vanesa: cuando llegué a mi casa, recibí una llamada a las nueve de la mañana y era la esposa de mi hijo. me dijo llorando que luis se había caído. que había tenido un accidente, yo cómo así, hace cuánto, me dijo hace--hace 15 días. gerardo: luis andrés mujica, hijo de vanesa herrera, viajaba con julián en la misma aeronave. a ambos padres los une una incertidumbre angustiosa. desde hace dos años están buscando a sus hijos pilotos en la selva de perú. néstor: perdido con otro muchacho y ese muchacho pues era el que iba volando. o sea, mi hijo iba de copiloto. gerardo: los jóvenes salieron de colombia sin explicar en qué empresa trabajarían. hoy los padres sospechan que fueron reclutados para hacer vuelos con droga entre bolivia y perú. néstor: sí, es posible que lo que él estaba haciendo era manejando una avioneta para el narcotráfico. gerardo: estos jóvenes y muchos más son víctimas anónimas de una de las rutas más peligrosas del na

julian, so far, so good? >> well, so far, so good, but the question, itself, indicates the concern everyone has. how long will it last? it's not the kind of question we often are wondering about the president. this is a very long trip by any standards. and it's also going to be a pretty difficult trip to try to bring some kind of clarity and some kind of buy-in to stopping north korea. so there is many days ahead and as much as what the president says and what he negotiates, it's his demeanor, it's his words. all of that has to remain under control for this to be relatively successful. >> errol, two things struck me. one in that speech, no direct mentioning of north korea and then sort of the white house saying that they are going to hold off on putting north korea on that list of state sponsored terrorists. both of those teams to be sort of, i don't know. i don't want to say an olive branch but he is definitely not out there to get north korea angry, it seems. >> well, that's right. look. after you yell at t

gerardo: luis andrÉs mujica viajaba con juliÁn en la misma aeronave. ambos padres los une una incertidumbre angustiosa. desde hace dos aÑos, estÁ buscando a sus hijos pilotos en la selva de perÚ. los jÓvenes salieron de colombia sin explicar en quÉ empresa trabajarÍan. se sospecha que fueron reclutados para hacer vuelos con droga entre bolivia y perÚ. estos jÓvenes, y muchos mÁs, son vÍctimas anÓnimas de las rutas mÁs peligrosas del narcotrÁfico en amÉrica latina. es tan utilizada, que las propias autoridades peruanas la conocen como "el puente aÉreo". el general hÉctor loaiza utiliza el tÉrmino. >> a partir de 2011, tenemos indicativos que se retoma el puente aÉreo en el perÚ. los traficantes vuelen de bolivia hacia centro del perÚ. como ven que tienen Éxito, comienzan a intensificar los vuelos con jinetes que trasladan 350 kilos aproximadamente. gerardo: con licencia falsas, surcan los cielos dejando una estela de corrupciÓn y muerte. el destino final de la droga son los grandes mercadosde consumo de cocaÍna: estados unidos, br

el lirio crecio y convirtio a julian en prisionero de su propia isla.. norma garcia/ xochimilco segun el dueno, existen mas de 2- mil-200 munecas en esta chinampa, pero solamente una cuenta con nombre y un apodo de carino es agustinita, "la moneca", ante los ojos de don julian, la mas bonita y la que aun vigila su imagen al pie de un altar... nadie sabe si fue casualidad o destino, pero 50 anos despues, julian murio en el mismo sitio donde la joven se ahogo... estaba pescando, le da el infarto y cae al agua. se lo llevo el espiritu de la muchacha y yo tambien digo, para mi que si tambien hoy en dia se dice que las munecas estan malditas y que el que las toca se lleva a casa la mala suerte de aquella joven y el espiritu de don julian... ahorita nos vemos chope, ahorita nos vemos don pedro anastacio sigue viviendo fiel junto al carbon de su hoguera, entre ojos que nunca se cierran y bajo la sombra de una leyenda... --- a pocas millas de la ciudad de san francisco, un hispano logr convertir su sueÑo en realidad al transformar un viejo viÑedo en un paraso

wiki leaks founder julian assange says that u.k. prosecutors have admitted deleting e-mail exchanges concerning his case. german police or thora to investigate allegations that matthew gangs have infiltrated its ranks and other state services. are getting me to manage the harvey this is art the international. purses are three people have been injured in southwest france after a car rammed into a crowd the incident happened near a school in the community of blood and yak the driver of the car has reportedly been detained the reason behind the incident is still at this point unclear ringgit dates on that developing story as soon as they come in. another major story today a ballistic missile fired by yemeni rebels in targeting the saudi capital last saturday bore raimi and markings now that's according to a senior u.s. air force official authorities are now investigating how the missile was smuggled into yemen which is under an extensive arms embargo saudi arabia's crown prince has accused iran of direct military aggression by supplyin

juliÁn figueroa sigue los pasos del poeta del pueblo. en una presentaciÓn charlamos con los dos sobre el legado de joan sebastiÁn. vea usted. joan sebastiÁn dejÓ una huella indeleble gracias a su talento como cantautor conquistando a miles y miles de seguidores en el mundo. >> pienso en mi padre y pienso que tengo que hacer las cosas excelentes. palmira: la huella mÁs grande quedÓ plasmada de sus hijos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ entre ellos, juliÁn figueroa, quien estÁ conciente de que el apellido que lleva realmente pesa. >> yo estoy siguiendo sus pasos de dar un excelente show para la gente. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> joan fue una persona maravillosa que tuve la oportunidad de conocer y tuvimos un hijo maravilloso. palmira: la responsabilidad va mucho mÁs allá. cuando juliÁn se presenta cantando junto a su mamÁ maribel guardia. >> los genes estÁn ahÍ. a julian le encantan los caballos, compone, le encanta cantar y ojalÁ que el pÚblico le siga aceptando como lo ha hecho hasta ahorita. palmira: tras la muerte de joan sebastiÁn los dimes y

what is jared kushner's lane, julian? >> well, in recent weeks, the lane has been israeli, palestinian peace talks, for example. or the other lane he has been involved in is innovation and technology in government programs. the question is if he still has more informal role, given he is a family member, in advising the president and directing the president, even if formally his position has diminished. so there is a way of looking at this that steven bannon is gone. he formally, jared kushner, removed himself but he still has the ear of the president. but his formal lanes have narrowed. >> how likely is it, do you think, joey, that kushner is going to be called to testify in front of mueller? >> i think it's very likely. i think that, you know, certainly he has been involved just thoroughly in all issues and all phases of the campaign. certainly he has specific knowledge as to what occurred. he knows the principles. he knows the parties. he has been involved since the very beginning. obviously, he shares a special relatio

interview with wiki leaks founder julian assange explained. why. he kind of connection with him. and this is just another way. his. inquiry a lie. it's over it's. human rights violations in nigeria. headlines for a wednesday live from moscow this is a national thanks for joining us. north korea has announced it successfully tested a nuclear capable intercontinental ballistic missile it is the first missile test since september. south korea the u.s. and japan all reported detecting this test missile now the missile is reported to be north korea's most powerful to date it landed almost a thousand kilometers off the west coast of japan and during its flight it reached a height of more than ten times that of the international space station that's according both to a statement by north korea to an initial estimates by the us. south korean military now if directed differently jonghyun claims the missile could reach any target on american soil and a few minutes after detecting the launch south korea staged its own missile exercise. strike a missile launched by south korea took place nea

he makes founder julian assange says that u.k. prosecutors have admitted email exchanges concerning his case. and german police authorities investigate allegations. other state services. thanks for joining us just gone past eleven pm here in the russian capital. this is r.t. international. our top story a ballistic missile fired by yemeni rebels and targeting the saudi capital last saturday bore in reining in markings according to a senior u.s. air force official. read more of these are the business. that's been demonstrated and there are pictures there that to me that connects the two who are in terms of who supply. missiles and their capability overseas are now investigating how the missile could have been smuggled into yemen which is under an extensive arms embargo saudi arabia really recused around of direct military aggression by supplying missiles to rebels which iran has denied the missiles and they've managed to increase the missiles range. political commentator and writer abdel bari atwan thinks it's too soon to come to a

wiki leaks founder julian assange says u.k. prosecutors have admitted to deleting e-mail exchanges concerning his case. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team for national enchong thomas for the glad to have you with us now saudi led airstrikes have targeted the defense ministry in yemen's capital sanaa local media and eyewitnesses say that at least in two airstrikes have been carried out according to our correspondent in about a dozen houses were also hit in the bombardment civilian casualties are feared as some of the buildings have collapsed i would use is also described massive explosions and warplanes flying over the city this comes after saudi air defenses intercepted a able to stick missile fired from yemen last saturday aimed at the international airport in no he got earlier on friday a senior u.s. air force official said that a ballistic missile fired by yemeni rebels and targeting the saudi capital last saturday originated in iran. where the iranian markings on those missiles. has been de

wiki leaks founder julian assange says u.k. prosecutors have admitted to deleting e-mail exchanges concerning his k. . broadcasting monitor reference to his moscow this is hard to international thomas glad to have you with us saudi it led airstrikes have targeted the defense ministry in yemen's capital sanaa local media and eye witnesses say that at least two air strikes have been carried out according to our correspondent i'm out a dozen houses were also hit in the bombardment civilian casualties are feared as some of the buildings have collapsed i would use is also described massive explosions and warplanes flying over the city local journalist hussein. now fill us in on the situation that it was. just try to. get the dentistry over defense. of the. city and third just that i caused a good assad the neighborhood about twenty meters of their ministry of defense it has actually flattened the city hall and damaging another nine houses in that area to be able to has been actually taken being taken from that they have a hospital b

julian, start with you. what is it that hope hicks brings to the table here? specifically what are they going to ask of her? >> the most important part of her resume is that she has been with the president at most of the key moments in the story that we have been following. so she is a witness to everything that has happened from the response to the revelation about the now famous meeting in the trump tower to the president's responses, to the investigation, and the firing of the fbi director james comey. so this is someone who has been in the room during much of the mystery that we have been looking for. she is also someone who didn't have much experience and she was one of the people in the trump orbit who, i think, mueller understands could have been susceptible to some of what was going on with regards to russia. >> errol, how likely is it you believe she will talk candidly? we know loyalty is a big part of donald trump's value. >> i think both for basic reasons, most people, if asked, under those circumstances, would tell the truth. but i think hope hicks

wiki leaks founder julian assange says u.k. prosecutors have admitted to deleting e-mail exchanges concerning his case. for our studios in moscow this is our national i'm john thomas really glad to have you with us saudi led airstrikes have targeted the defense ministry in the capital of sanaa i would disagree also confirm those strikes they described massive explosions and say that coalition jets have been flying over the city a local journalist hussein. who is in sanaa now told us his take. it was three saudi air strike two. targeted the ministry of defense near the wall of sanaa city and third the strike lasted a good assad the neighborhood is about twenty meters from the ministry of defense and it has actually flattened the city home and damaging another nine houses in that area be able has been actually taken been taken from the rubble and they have a hospital but still get out of dozens of be able which is still under the rubble when i was on my way to this to do you still can hear. the fighter jets fly in. and i think wi

abby, joey, julian and sarah, we appreciate you so much. thank you. >>> in one of the most conservative states in the nation, a democrat, yes, a democrat has a chance to flip a senate seat. can doug jones convince skeptical conservative voters to cross the aisle? also, guarding president trump's financial records. an insider at the irs talks about the unprecedented security to protect the president's tax returns. >> we decided we should actually turn it into a safe in a locked room. so we'll do that. >> who has access to that room? >> i don't know. i don't have access. >>> plus a horrifying story out of egypt. new details on the attackers who carried out that mosque massacre as the number of dead has increased to more than 300. that is coming up next. what powers the digital world. communication. that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep the

what is up with that, julian? >> i think in some ways it reflects how poorly relationships have deteriorated in this region. some of this goes beyond president trump. certainly with north korea, but even tensions with south korea. but a lot of it is about president trump from the tweets, to the threats, to the words he's. again both for north korea but also words about south korea that have left us in this place, and i also think it's just concerns about what the president will say and they are efforts just to remove him from situations on this trip where his words might cause trouble and tension. >> that's an interesting point. president trump says that he is going to likely meet, came out apparently conversations with reporters on his flight. going to likely meet with vladimir putin. we thought part of the reason of going on this asia trip gave him the opportunity to leave the whole russia investigation behind. this would seem to bring it all up and it's certainly going to make people go, what is he going to tal

juliÁn gil: quiero que pongan fecha de eso. creo que es algo que se ha pedido con todo el fin de proteger los derechos de el pequeÑo. es un derecho constitucional saber su origen biolÓgico. >> es asÍ como la imagen de un pobre gabriel soto cargando la playa marjorie de sousa a sÓlo semanas de haberse casado con la madre de su hija desencadena rumores que estÁn afectando la vida y el proceso legal de todos los involucrados. ♪ eso no es todo. lamentablemente, esta situaciÓn sigue avanzando en especulaciones. el pasado domingo que saliÓ a la luz el comunicado de gabriel soto admitiendo lo que ambo habrÍan negado, ese mismo domingo empezÓ a rondar en la prensa, me cuesta decirlo, en fin, se habla de que hay una tercera persona en discordia. no serÍa tercera, sería cuarta. alan: caray! tambiÉn, con gabriel soto que estuvo en la novela. >> exacto. es participaron en la telenovela "vino el amor". se dice que la verdadera separaciÓn entre geraldine bazÁn y gabriel soto es esta actriz. no podemos decir mÁs. hay una foto

is still responsible for this now britain has been julian has been found to be arbitrarily detained by the united nations a large part of that decision was the failure of the swedish and u.k. authorities to properly progress his case it's been dragged on for seven years now what was the key reason why that case in sweden didn't go ahead because they wouldn't come in question here we now have evidence from the material that that's just an emergency got from the crown prosecution service where the c.p.s. lawyer says we're not treating this like any other extradition case you shouldn't come here because it will give his defense team a strategic advantage they had the ability to say that because those are all the e-mails are being released not all the e-mails so we're going to go to be deleted by the ground prosecution so that's right we have that material from the swedish crime from the swedish prosecution authority the british authority has refused to release it ferment for for more than eighteen months we were in court arguing that they ought to release it that it's in the public intere

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julian zelizer. and aaron david miller, a cnn global affairs analyst and former presidential advisor. good to see you both. as president trump spends the next two weeks abroad he may want to cloud of the investigation to dissipate but how might it color the thinking or the demeanor of these leaders who will be meeting with him? >> this is a killer trip, the trip from held. 12 days, requires an enormous amount of focus and discipline. it's one thing to be preoccupied with this the issue at home but another to be on the road. it is not a good time for the president to go. i don't think, for example, prime minister abe or xi of china, or the south koreans are going to pay much attention to the domestic political implicatio implications. i think the primary problem is going to be the president, his frustrations and preoccupation with what's happening in washington. >> keeping his cool. >> not only distracting, but yes, it can lead to outbursts from a frustrated preoccupied and at times very angry preside

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cnn political commentator errol louis is back with us, jls julian zele julian zeleny. thank you both for sticking with us here. i want to listen together to something that president duterte said late last year when he was talking about president trump and world leaders really as they were talking -- they were talking about the drug war that he has imposed and the 6,000 to 10,000 people have decide last june since he came into power and he is none too happy people are weighing on it. listen to what he said. >> you are interfering in our affairs. [ speaking in foreign language ] then you starting to orchestrate what things should be done and not happen in my country. you [ bleep ]! >> i should point out on wednesday duterte told reporters regarding president trump and his drug campaign. you want to ask a question? i'll give you an answer. lay off! that is not your business. that is my business. i take care of my country and i'll nurture my country to health. president trump, julian, can't not bring this up, can't he? >> no. i think it's very important because if he doesn

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and wiki leaks founder julian assange says the u.k. prosecutors have admitted did lead to an e-mail exchanges concerning his case. because he didn't see you thanks for joining us this hour my name's neil harvey this is r.t. international. go straight to our top story a ballistic missile fired by yemeni rebels and targeting the saudi capital last saturday bore in rainy and markings that's according to a senior u.s. air force of fish. then i read more of these are businesses. as they demonstrated and there are pictures there that to me that connects the dots to who i am in terms of who supply. missiles and their capability or forty's and are investigating how the missile was smuggled into yemen which is under an extensive arms embargo saudi arabia earlier accused iran of direct military aggression by supplying missiles to the rebels will she run tonight. some i am going to end it while we do not even have the ability to transfer missiles to yemen it's the missiles and they've managed to increase the missiles range. it's called commentato

and julian zelizer. julian, first to you, i guess i want both of your reactions to how the president's doing on this trip. what is he accomplishing? what's he going to bring home? what's your assessment? >> we don't know at this point. all we have are the promises and progress made on north korea. we have the visuals of the negotiation, but given the problems of credibility in terms of the information coming from the white house. we don't know if there's a there there. the we don't know if there's evidence that he's making progress either through discussions with the other leaders, or developing some kind of plan to deal with the nuclear threat. i think it's i don't know at this point is the own lip honest answer. >> i think in terms of the issues there's no progress but in terms of the trip i'm willing to say so far to good other than that fake controversy into dumping the koi food into the pond. other than that, and that wasn't really a thing. there really haven't been any gaffs and for president trump

thanks, will. >> let's talk with ron brownstein and julian selser. julian, first to you, what's your take away from the president's warning last night to the north koreans and their response? >> it's one of many warnings at this point. we've heard all variations. we've heard an assertion of the toughness of the united states. the problem is if you keep threatening, if you keep warning but everything else remains the same, it diminishes some of the impact of that. i think that's what some foreign policy experts are concerned with. too much bluster and allowing the north koreans to continue the same path undermines some of what you're trying to actually do. >> ron, what do you make of the sudden pivot to the human rights angle of this, something the president has largely stayed out of? let's consider the context of these in china, not exactly a sterling human rights record. so why the pivot now to human rights? >> in fact, china moving very much in the opposite direction with reasserting state control under xi jinping over every aspect of life. look, i

donald trump junior habrÍa intercambiado mensajes con la organizaciÓn wikileaks, que encabeza julian asange. wikileaks le pidiÓ cooperación a donald trump junior para que diera a conocer las declaraciones de impuesto de su padre. andrea linares no tiene los detalles. andrea: los mensajes intercambiados entre donald trump junior y wikileaks fueron enviados en el 2016, semanas antes de las elecciones. apareciÓ un mensaje con fecha del 3 de octubre, rebobine de la -- proviene de la cuenta de wikileaks. a esto, el hijo de donald trump contestÓ: es increÍble que ella pueda salirse con la suya. donald trump manifestÓ esto en un acto de campaÑa, coincidencia uno. dÍas despuÉs, su hijo publico este mensaje en su cuenta de twitter, impulsando sus seguidores sobre " la hipocresÍa de la seÑora clinton". uno de los correos mÁs importante fue enviado el 21 de octubre, donde alguien, posiblemente julian assange le pidiÓ la filtración de declaraciÓn de impuestos de donald trump. [habla en inglÉs] " quiero que donald trump junior sea consultado por la correspondencia que intercambiÓ

you know the claim is true these are cia documents julian a scientist made that specifically clear and the cia has not disavowed the fact that they are original pristine pure documents as usual with wiki leaks. and this comes after. a program called marble which was. released by the cia and announced by julie innocence on the thirty first of march i was sitting in this chair and i was asked what what did that too and i said well that enables the cia to hack into a computer or network and up flew skate is the word in the cia document obfuscate fancy word for conceal who hacked in and then leave little traces laken who in cyrillic or the name of the first head of the soviet secret police just to show that there might be the russians so what i'm seeing here here is that hive is part of that part part of that same exposure and the supreme irony of course is that kaspersky lives has been disclaiming any involvement in any of this russian hacking and the evidence such as it is suggests to me as an intelligence analyst connecting dots the conspiracy may not even know it was the cia that has p

julian, scott, thank you. you will both be back with us after the break. >>> still to come, new problem for the democratic party after allegations that hillary clinton's campaign controlled the dnc well before she was the nominee, tipping the scale against bernie sanders. clinton's role and what it means for the future of the democratic party. that is ahead. it's time for the sleep number semi-annual sale on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during our semi-annual sale, our queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides is only $1499. save $300. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> this week the inner workings of the democratic party were exposed after donna brazile claimed that the dnc was controlled by hillary clinton and her campaign prior to the party's presidential nomination. the expo democratprompted liz b warren saying it was rigged against bernie sanders. >> this is a te

"my name is also eric." [ laughter ] "yes, i know, my name is julian assange." "hi, julian, i'm eric." "hi, eric. we have interesting information on the clinton campaign." "who does?" "me, julian assange." [ laughter ] now, this news adds more context to what we already know about the trump campaign's interests in obtaining hillary's e-mails and its relationship with wikileaks. of course, we already know don jr. and several other trump campaign aides, including one who has since been indicted, actively sought dirt on hillary clinton from the russians. and now we know that, on admittedly a limited basis, don jr. did communicate with wikileaks. take this exchange, for example. after trump adviser roger stone foreshadowed the hacked e-mails by tweeting wednesday, "hillary clinton is done, #wikileaks." don jr. then actively sought out wikileaks to find out what they had planned, writing, "what's behind this wednesday leak i kept reading about?" amazing. he literally inquired in writing about a potential crime. don jr. is the kind of guy who, if he ever robbed a bank

julian epstein, republican strategist robert o'brien. thanks so much for being here. robert, let me first go to you. we heard those callers talk about daca. let's be honest, it could have been extended by the trump administration. the uranium scandal debunked. what's your take on what you heard? >> i think the take is latinos are the same as other american voters. they want good jobs, they want a strong economy, they want excellent schools for their kids and they want to be able to buy a home. so far they're watching donald trump bring manufacturing back to america, they're seeing the stock market do very well, they're seeing gdp growth that's very strong and so i think there's a reflection of those economic indicators in the support that he's receiving in the hispanic community and also across america. the goal of the gop is to make that outreach to latinas and latinos and hispanic americans and get the support up from 30% to 50 or 55%. >> julian, let me go to you because last hour i spoke with representative al green and asked him should democrats be reaching out to

and wikileaks, julian assange tweeted, i cannot confirm the alleged dms from donald trump jr. wikileaks doesn't keep such records and it clearly doesn't have the full context. however, even those published by the atlantic showed that one, wikileaks loves its pending publications. and ignores those who asks for details. trump jr. was rebuffed just like cambridge analytica in both cases, wikileaks had publically teased the publications. he goes on. number two, wikileaks can be effective at convincing even high-professional people that it is their interest to promote links to its publications. back now with the panel. anna, how do you see this? >> it's surreal. honest to goodness, it's the kind of stuff where you say to yourself, can we be in reality here? you can't make this stuff up. first of all, it's no coincidence it's jump jr. they're going after again, he is the weak eest link. and also the one that the russian lawyer contacted to say, hey, i got dirt that we can share with you there's obviously a sense that we're dealing with twiddle dumb. hi, we have something to tell yo

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assange himself. >> so you believe this is julian assange? >> correct. and if more proof were needed the suggestion that a man was held up in the u.s. embassy for five plus years and should be named to the ambassador of the united states, that is classic julian assange. it has his name written all over it. and that was one of the suggestions made to trump junior. look, here's how we can help you defeat hillary clinton, here's how we can help you regain the narrative from scandals about your father, sexual harassment claims, et cetera. the difference though it is so dunderheaded, it is so obvious. and for it to be conducted by a direct message on twitter where wikileaks communications can be hacked, donald trump, jr. is probably being listened to by foreign governments all over the world, it's idotic. this is the thing that strikes me the most. this is more get smart by james bond. >> speaking of, michael antonio, you know the trumps well. what about don junior forwarded the e-mails to those at the highest levels in the trump campaign? >> well

so, julian, this doesn't look good for the president. why would he do this? >> well, his supporters love it. whenever he picks a fight. >> love the part where he says they called and come to find out they say we don't usually do that? >> i think when he picks a fight with any major institution, there's an element that's very appealing for his supporters. and so in that way, it's an issue that is a winning issue for him. on the other hand, it does get to this fundamental trust question with the president. i think for much of the country, even though this is not the biggest story of the day, it touches on something very important. how credible is the president when he says something? and the fact that you have a debate like this suggests that for many people in the country, they don't necessarily believe what he tweets or what he says. >> yes, it also is just kind of another example of the president kind of casting himself front and center of the other things going on. when we discuss trump and "time" magazine and -- you know, the little bit of a smile on her f