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heather: let's bring up what donald trump tweeted on monday. as we discussed he said he would begin the process of removing the millions of illegal aliens who have illicitly found their way into the united states, he could begin this as soon as next week. how possible is that? >> the deportations happened during the obama administration. tom homan had a no tutorial on fox news talking about deportations. these are people who had their day in court, have gone through their due process and a federal judge has said they need relief but all this process is is enforcing rule of law. they never mention will of law when it involves the american homeland when they're here illegally. each of these people committed a fraud by lying to a federal official where they claim asylum. implementing rule of law. >> president obama was known as the deep order in chief. they wonder how this is possible. in 1954, 1.5 million immigrants were deported, they were deported under the threat of deportation so it is possible. >> the brave men and women, democrats want to g

donald trump is very anti— them. britain's g network. donald trump is very anti- them. and i have come from australia, down there watching the elections, and australia is very worried about this as well. there is a special relationship, the five eyes partnership between america, canada, britain, new zealand, and australia, where we co—operate much more closely than any other nations in the world. and these worry across the world, australia because of its economic closeness to china, is especially worried about this. they have seen how china behaves when they get a commercial grip into your country. basically the idea is that they will use this technology to spy. and the argument is that huawei is essentially an arm of the chinese state and the chinese government can order the company to spy on us. british intelligence is saying they could be partly involved in part of the network and we could retain the core of our network and we will still be safe. america and other parts of the five eyes network are not so sure. but theresa may is not going to take this decision, it

donald trump jr. set to appear behind closed doors for more testimony before a senate committee tomorrow to talk about a limited list of topics as top democrats on the house side weigh impeachment for his father. >>> and tonight, steve kornacki's stops on the road from maine to miami. donald trump says he received another letter from kim jong-un as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday night.

this is the problem with donald trump. donald trump was a disrupter. donald trump was dangerous. but you know, he's looking like -- as we continue our pop references, and i mean it, he's looking about as dangerous as austin powers after he came out of the whole cryogenically frozen thing. >> i wish i could remember the gold member joke. >> good morning. welcome to "morning joe." >> it's old. >> it's starting to feel really schticky. the thing of the transgression, the rule breaking, all of the stuff that obviously worked for him in 2016 and now just feels like like a ktel greatest hits collection and they sound dated. >> i got it. no disrespect to the king of rock and roll but this is elvis in '77. just lumbering across the stage, sweating. >> yeah. >> or graceland in front of like six televisions with huge, bottle of quaaludes. >> okay, all right. >> you just took it too far. >> you don't want to bring it to the gutter. >> seriously -- >> it's elvis. late stage. >> '77, sweating, trying to sing the old hits but his heart is not in it. they know what he's going to sing before he

that is what donald trump jr. probably couldn't have asserted executive privilege but he could have taken the fifth, and he didn't, i think in part because it seems like he was able to limit it so much. >> today? >> today. there was two hours and there was, you know, maybe three topics. i don't think they really asked him about the trump tower meeting. i think that was one of the sort of places that they didn't go. and so, it seems like he was able to limit it so much that he didn't really necessarily fear that as much as looking like he was guilty and hiding something by taking the fifth amendment. >> what's your theory on donald trump jr. today and in terms of what happened between him and the mueller investigators? >> this is a place where i tend, because of my lack of actual legal expertise, i defer. i think what mimi says makes a lot of sense. i think the place -- to go back to the prior conversation, the bush administration, obama administration, others in the wake of watergate, as peter said, have not wante

donald trump has been more pro-black than barack obama. complimentedn donald trump. this is not going unnoticed in the black community. many callers are starting to echo my sentiment. it has nothing to do with politics, republican or democrat. it has to do with actual concrete successes that are happening in the black community under donald trump. you can have that polling. i have seen msnbc on morning joe, they were ridiculing donald trump with those numbers. have your fun now. i am telling you, in 2020, in light of what happens with the mueller situation, which i believe is america's biggest con job, many folks will go with donald trump. host: herbert is next from virginia. thank you for waiting. caller: good morning. mr. kevin johnson, i was trying to let him know -- i am retired. i was born in liberty city. i want to see that 12 quote wall that 12 quote wall that separated -- 12-foot wall that separated blacks from whites in the city. thing, mr. jackson, whatever you all have done for the blacks in the republican party, you don't even have elected officials. you

trump who gave birth to donald trump's fourth child. in the document reported by gabriel sherman but not seen by us here at msnbc, donald trump listed his net worth at just over $1 billion but provided his second wife with a one-time payout of only $1 million plus child support for their daughter, tiffany trump. the agreement specifies that financial support for tiffany trump would end immediately if she joined the military or the peace corps, the kind of thing no trump has ever even thought about doing. joining us now is gabe sherman of "vanity fair," special correspondent and an msnbc contributor. also joining us, tim o'brien, the executive editor of bloomberg opinion and an msnbc contributor. he was reported on donald trump for decades and written a book about him. ron klain is with us, former senior aide to vice president joe biden and president obama and a former chief counsel to the senate judiciary committee. gabe, let me begin with you and the prenuptial agreement. is that a document you're going to produce and make public? >> t

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what is that doing to people who support donald trump? >> a good question. >> reporter: are they willing to vote against their pocketbook? why? >> we can't explain. >> what this means is colin peterson says they are for trump. why do they not support democrats on the opposite issue, a lot of these farmers don't like democrats. why do they like me? i'm not normal. this is an issue in the south, in the 2020 senate elections, he represents the state that is democratic trends, we have 1200 mile border with mexico. that could hit the economy. >> the house judiciary committee talking about investigating apple, facebook, google, what is going on with that? he chairs the subcommittee that deals with antitrust and a lot of the laws go back to the age of the railroads and he doesn't think these firms have the wherewithal or willingness to work with congress and other people to assure the market place. is that apartment of justice looks at antitrust questions, and some of these firms, talk to democrats who want to move this investigation they say th

. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. president donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. president trump. >> former vice president and front runner joe biden, a no show. we have more. >> reporter: voters here tell me this event didn't necessarily make things easier, rather more difficult in narrowing down their short list for 2020. you had 19 of 23 candidates in one room making a five-minute pitch to voters in iowa. remember iowa, the very first caucus state. among candidates you heard them talk about abortion, voting rights, health care. every single one of them made sure to sort of flex some muscle when talking about beating president trump in 2020. >> i'm running for president because we scant take four more years of donald trump. i'm running for president to beat donald trump and i'm running for president because beating donald trump is not enough. >> we need a president who lives like you live. we need a president that has the grit that you have. we have a president right now that doesn't understand the dreams that you have. i will be that president. >> while we are

donald trump. >> i will fight for you as hard as i fight for my own family. ♪ heather: live look from washington dc. we had ten folks last night vying to be the next person to take over that spot from donald trump. good morning to you. it is thursday, june 27th and you are watching "fox and friends first". it was a fiery first face-off between democratic presidential candidates, the shining star, the dark forces, the text trouble and what set social media on fire. we have live team coverage in miami with give jenkins and todd pyro plus former bernie sanders campaign staffer and for ice director tom homan with all their expert analysis. let's begin with griff. what a night it was. i can't believe it is this time again. i feel like we just did this. >> the 2020 begin for the democrats. it was a fiery night. elizabeth warren was the front runner and stood out but for many it was a chance to get to know the candidates particularly in the case of tulsi gabbard, john delaney and tim ryan. the surprise

donald trump is going into this g 20 like a wrecking ball. he bashed a number of our allies, he bashed the leader of japan, he bashed angela merkel, the leader of germany but said nothing negative about vladimir putin. it makes you worry about what is going to happen in his meeting with vladimir putin. the mueller report of course has more details how russia interfered in our election, the president has been very soft on that, recently he said he would still look at information, opposition research that came from a foreign country, wouldn't call the fbi. is he going to call out vladimir putin and warned vladimir putin not to interfere in our election again, we should all hope, democrats and republicans that he would do that and be much tougher on russia. another thing that is important about this meeting with vladimir putin as we are in a tense situation with iran. one of iran's biggest backers is russia. is donald trump going to say to vladimir putin you need to press on iran to back off, to de-escalate and go back to a diplomatic portfolio

that donald trump is benefiting from. we are going to -- jillian: an argument on behalf of the democrats but as it is now look at what the president is doing for that. another topic before we have to run. let's talk immigration for a second and listen to what the president had to say last night. >> the ultimate act of moral cowardice not one democrat candidate for president has stood up to defend the incredible men and women of ice and border patrol. they don't have the character, the virtue, the spine to do it. >> the president is right that democrats are for open borders, they want to do away with ice was almost all of the candidates said they want to do away with ice. the president wanted to thousand 16 on this issue, 16 solid republicans, he beat hillary clinton because he was the only person willing to pick up the banner of securing our borders and making sure gangbangers, rapists, drug traffickers and human traffickers weren't coming across the border, democrats want to have an open border where complete lawlessness

donald trump, you can expect today. donald trump, you can see him there, arriving with melania trump, the first lady. theresa may and philip greeting them. they are inside they are with theresa may and senior ministers for the talks, followed by a working lunch. they took a little bit of time to be shown around downing street. later this afternoon, at 1:45pm, the two leaders will hold a news conference. these are shot from st james's palace earlier on news conference. these are shot from stjames's palace earlier on were political leaders met for those discussions on trade contacts. the president's daughter, ivanka trump, attending the meeting as well. this evening, the president and mrs trump will host a retirement dinner, following the state banquet, at winfield house, the residents of the us ambassador. the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall will attend that return dinner on behalf of the queen. let's take stock of everything that has been going on outside downing street as well, because protests at the state

trump would be to counter the sort of populism that donald trump ran on a populism grounded in racist appeals in a phobia needless cruelty and all of that with an authentic populism that someone like bernie sanders or perhaps in elizabeth warren could run on that acknowledges in the way trump pretended to the economic realities that americans have been struggling with for decades but while putting forward an actual plan that would do so. thing about it but like i said i think that if biden ends up winning i think that that is a response as well it's a response by the american people who'd be saying we want someone who at least appears to be competent for the position and so i think that the sort of the dual pass between those 2 is going to be very interesting to watch as the primary proceeds who do you who would you bet on at this point i know we're way out but trump seems still incredibly strong even with all the negative press even with all the there was that study done a couple of months ago that he reached the 10000 mark in terms of the number of lies that were counted during his

trump and donald trump did not do that. donald trump did nothing. because in war that's what trumps always do. that's tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, while sitting in the midst of almost 10,000 heroic souls, donald trump uses a fox news interview on hallowed ground to take political shots back home. he calls robert mueller a fool. calls speaker pelosi a disaster. back in washington, we can

president donald trump pulled the u.s. out of the deal and reimposed economic sanctions on iran and even.

donald trump jr. set to appear behind closed doors for more testimony before a senate committee tomorrow to talk about a limited list of topics as top democrats on the house side weigh impeachment for his father. >>> and tonight, steve kornacki's stops on the road from maine to miami. donald trump says he received another letter from kim jong-un as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday night. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 873 of this trump administration. if you looked at cable news today and all good citizens should, you wouldn't think the general election is set and donald trump is straight up running for re-election against the democratic nominee, joe biden, but that is certainly not the case. donald trump sounds like he's running against joe biden, but there are a whole slew of democrats, dozens of them, who beg to differ. and then there's what history tells us about what happens to front-runners this early in the race. back to today. both m

donald trump has alienated our allies and friends. >> donald trump and his cabinet are creating a situation that would light off a war with iran. >> the biggest threat to the security of the united states is donald trump. >> focusing on the president, they are not going after each other as much. do they need to focus on each other more? >> first of all they need to focus on some plans. they need to focus on what you are actually going to do for the american people and and establish yourself from the other candidates but this round of candidates were really just trying to get out of the bottom tier. we will see more back and forth and more challenging each other tonight as we move through the next 11 races to go. >> now mentioned joe biden or bernie sanders. are you surprised by that and what do you expect to see tonight? >> i'm not surprised by that at all. i've said before on fox that let's see if everybody talks like they do on the big stage. most people when they come face-to-face don't cover the same aggression they did prior. i want to see if bernie sanders mentions joe biden by name.

so will he bend donald trump's here, or will he bend donald trump's here, or will he bend donald trump's here, or will he just gloss over the issue of the environment? and the duchess of sussex, an american. it might have felt a natural thing for the two of them to meet, but they are not going to be meeting. she is still not resuming full duties after the birth. no, she has a good excuse, four weeks after giving birth to baby archie. it's almost a bit of a shame, because donald trump is coming infor shame, because donald trump is coming in for the first time, we have an american in the royal family. i think if it weren't for the fact that she is on maternity leave, there is no question in my mind that she would attend the banquet and would obviously welcome donald trump, even though before she was a royal, she famously described him asa was a royal, she famously described him as a misogynist and a divisive character. and she would leave the country if he was elected. well, she has left the country and he is following her over here! there has been controversy around him possibly saying sh

trump every single time is donald trump winning i mean if you were to take a look at what winning looks like in the dictionary you would definitely see a picture of donald trump smiling right back at you he has knocked down every single target he set up for us he's the leader that we need right this 2nd and he's he's effective and i think that americans are sick of hearing people talk they want to see results they want to see an action. and that's exactly what we're getting right this 2nd i think this upcoming election trump is going to absolutely destroy the competition because he's proven time and time again that he can deliver results and at the end of the day that's what america wants unemployment is at a record low g.d.p. is at a record high i mean what else can you ask for except our president who keeps that song well you know i'll let me go let me just let me go to scott here i mean richard richard and danny are both right simultaneously about on different areas here but the country is very deeply divided i think all of us on this program will agree are it's your turn in st peter

during her meeting with donald trump, meaning what? she should be looking ahead and shoring up what the next government wants to do. but is in the best way of doing that ensuring that the president gets to meet everyone? brexit will happen on the 3ist everyone? brexit will happen on the 31st of october unless is further delayed. it will happen, you know, most of the candidates have said we have to leave on october the 31st. there is going to be no time to build a relationship with the president of the us, and this would bea president of the us, and this would be a great opportunity for her to introduce them, to see the president. i'm not talking about a state dinner, i'm talking about lunch or coffee, i don't think it's unreasonable for her to introduce them. do you want mrs may to bring up them. do you want mrs may to bring up climate change? downing is saying she will. do you want mrs may to bring up huawei? he will probably that because he has blocked them from doing business in america, bidding for contracts. we don't know yet what

, the huge inflatable donald trump, the huge inflatable donald trump, the huge inflatable donald trump that was floating over parliament square this afternoon during those protests against his visit. " trump snubs during those protests against his visit. " trump snusteremy corbyn". this has become somewhat more complicated. we knowjeremy corbyn didn't go to the state banquet last night, he did ask to see donald trump, donald trump said no, but now he has said he would meet him at some point. is it a snob?|j he has said he would meet him at some point. is it a snob? i think jeremy corbyn has behaved, as always, extremely badly, and has miscalculated. you don't get much more anti— donald trump than me, because i think he is morally a really bad human being. i don't say that lightly and i can't think of many people i would say that of. i don't thinkjeremy corbyn is a bad person, just a bad leader. i think donald trump is about human being. but i think if you want to be prime minister of this country you don't stand ranting in trafalgar square while the president of the united states is

donald trump wants revenge on amash of this is what happens if you challenge donald trump. you become a pariah in your own country. scoffing at the mention of this new republican critic of trump. >> he's leaving the freedom caucus. >> justin amash, i guess, decided to leave the freedom caucus. he can determine his own future. but in a philosophical basis, he is probably in a different place than the majority of all of us. >> philosophy. that's the one place that has not come up as difference in voting. take a look at amash getting the perfect scores from conservative groups. the club for growth. the national right to life. he is a humanitarian in that he overlaps on a host of issues and where he's broken is, not about floss fif government but on something apparently unforgivable to today's republican leadership in congress. confronting donald trump. >> i think it is really important that we do our job as a congress. that we not allow misconduct to go undeterred. that we not just say, someone can violate the public trust and that there are no consequences to it. >> the appla

trump se le parecÍa que era algo que pudiera afectar al presiento donald trump. escuchemos. [habla en inglÉs] carolina: increÍble que haya dicho esas palabras cuando le preguntan si cree que eso lo afecta y dice: "no, todo lo puesto". borja: incluso estÁ firmando en cierta medida que esta foto a ver si quita de la cabeza o de la mente a las personas que vengan porque pueden tener un trÁgico final. es importante decir que es el miembro de la lÍnea mÁs fuerte del equipo de migraciÓn del presidente donald trump que empezÓ a trabajar con esta administraciÓn a comienzos de este mes. nosotros vamos a dejar las redes abiertas para que ustedes opinen. ♪ ♪ anoche fue el segundo debate en la cadena nbc de telemundo con 10 de los aspirantes a la presidencia por el partido demÓcrata en el que participaron los partidos mÁs jÓvenes . sin duda fuera noche agitada. la senadora estadounidense el grupo fue la mÁs destacada y protagonista cuando enfrentÓ en tono bastante acalorado alex pri vicepresidente por unos comentarios que se hizo sobre haber logrado trabaja

president donald trump pulled the u.s. out of the deal and reimposed economic sanctions on iran and even though the americans withdrew from the deal they still want to rant to comply with the restrictions. we have made it very clear that this president came into office in this instance secretary there that we will not tolerate iran obtaining a nuclear weapon full stop the european union and the un have called for caution regarding actions based on the attack on the 2 oil tankers implementation of. the world's largest social network has unveiled the digital coin that it plans to roll out next year the project is called libra now over a dozen global firms will invest in an govern the currency firms that you are well aware of. master card and vodafone and this group will supposedly prevent facebook from being able to control the currency that's an important aspect the coin that will be pegged to a basket of global currency such as the u.s. dollar the euro and the british pound to shield it from fluctuations that have hit bitc

nothing changes except donald trump's rhetoric. literally. >> meditative when you put it like that. >> literally nothing is here. we can go all home. nothing changes. tell you what, stay with me. i'm going to fit -- i love what you're saying and it's interesting. let me fit in one of our supershort breaks and we'll be back with michael with, olff in 30 seconds. >>> i'm back with bestselling author michael wolff who was breaking it down. dropping science as we say about why today's important. today was the day that trump pledged and told everyone mexico was finally going to face the music and the medicine. they're not at all. he folded. that's partly because he was always going to fold. i want to advance our conversation to another idea, when i was out there, his voters believed he was going to skills for trump inc for america. he was going to get these new jobs. it was the same dance. announced deal stuff that wasn't new. take a look. >> i was just called by the head people at sprint and they're going to bringing 5,000 jobs back to

needless to say quite a historic moment donald trump the 1st serving u.s. president to step foot on north korean soil what did you make of this. well 1st off its president donald trump nothing ever goes as it's expected to this was a spontaneous invitation and as fantine his invitation for a handshake that we're just hearing now lasted about 15 minutes long so much more than a handshake i'm not quite sure what they discussed we're also hearing now that. president donald trump has invited kim jong un to the white house and vice versa there are reports that condone and possibly a suggested the president trying to come to pyongyang as well so on the surface this looks fantastic for both leaders they seem to have this this growing relationship despite the stalled progress in nuclear talks and by and large at least here on the korean peninsula i think people are pondering is this a pivotal moment in the peace process and will it lead to serious change. over is say you mention and this is a good relationship donald trump often talking about it even came on displa

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but for donald trump, today was a good daylj standard. but for donald trump, today was a good day. i agree, it was a good day, i think to be honest he had such a lovely time at the palace and was just basking in the i°y palace and was just basking in the joy of that. all his life, he decided to meet the queen and i think he'sjust decided to meet the queen and i think he's just having a lovely time and therefore i agree that he is on his best behaviour, but i also think i'm afraid that everyone is waiting for nuance, but we talked about, when he was asked about peace in the middle east, one state, to state, three states, it really did make any difference. but i suspect he did not think about the response ten seconds before he said that. i am not sure we can bank on that, i think that is very well thought out, died the nhs comments are off the cuff. why don't we turn to the guardian. and a photograph on the front page of the guardian, this time of the big blimp, that towered over the houses of parliament and the headline was trump snubs corbyn and they said, let's set the nhs aside

they are not really going to see donald trump. at about not really going to see donald trump. atabout 11.50, not really going to see donald trump. at about 11.50, we will get marine one flying over where we are here and then landing on the grounds of buckingham palace, and we may be able to see on the roof of buckingham palace, just below the flag, and the other ends of the building, there are several people on top, obviously a very heavy security presence here. there will be no open top car bringing the president down the mall, flying straight into the grounds of the palace. let's run through what is in store for the president of the first lady here today and tomorrow. president trump and the first lady began their three—day visit when the presidential plane, air force one, touched down at stansted airport this morning. they then boarded the presidential helicopter, marine one, to make the shortjourney to us ambassador woody johnson's central london residence, winfield house. the queen, joined by the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall, will officially welcome the p

el gobierno de donald trump bienvenido primero que totalidad. el gobierno del presidente dijo que no tiene por quÉ facilitarle artÍculos de limpieza personal como pasta dientes o jabÓn, cuÁl es su opiniÓn al respecto? >>> es muy cruel, inhumano y tambiÉn ela tratando a las una forma subhumana no es posible como un padre creer que un presidente dijera regreso. >>> usted es mÉdico de carrera, experto en crisis humanitarias y ha visitado cedros detenciÓn. ahora estÁ en la funciÓn pÚblica. menores? >>> es inhumano. yo vi bebÉs sin paÑal, niÑos que no se han baÑado en dÍas. enfermos. sin medicina. y tambiÉn no hay baÑos privoados, es una cosa horrible. es como tratando una criatura del dios como un animal, y eso deberÍa de parar, por eso produce Í una propuesta de ley para crear estÁndares hu huma tarios para tratar a un ser querido, una persona con dignidad y es muy importante que exigimos que estas propuestas de ley se hagan ley. >>> en su propuesta, congresista de quÉ manera se gano tiz rÍa este buen trato mÁ los menores. >

the press about donald trump? you have been standing here for the last five minutes, you probably get a feel. well, you have been fair, you have me on. many netbooks do not have pro donald trump supporters, so to speak, on their networks, but i find that the british reach out, which is very nice. i would like to hear what he said he last night. how does he feel personally as to how this is gone. it is all very well speaking at news conference but... is that him? probably, or her majesty! i think he is very happy. this is a man who has a familiar relationship in britain. i was here when he opened up his golf course in aberdeen in 2012. his mother came from the islands in scotland. she came over to america not rich, but she came with a great sense of honour and pride about britain. so the president has taken an interest that he does not take in other countries, and he really likes the british and the relationship. we are just looking at pictures of that banquet last night. when you walked in, and probably when he wa

now telling the story of the day donald trump attacked her. it should be noted president trump issued a statement today, a written statement, denying he raped e. jean carroll the president saying it never happened and also i've never met this person in my life. now here is a picture of donald trump in one meeting with e. jean carroll. and so the president's defense as stated is easily proven false with one photograph. a photograph that now appears in "new york magazine" ironically includes the president's first rape accuser, ivana trump as well as his newest rape accuser e. jean carroll. the other man in the photograph is e. jean carroll's then husband john johnson who many will recognize as former abc news anchor. e. jean carroll says he feetings revealing what donald trump did to her began to change when the "new york times" began its reports of powerfulpowerful men and raping women beginning with harvey weinstein. this is the most serious allegation of sexual violence against trump ever made. aside from the marital rape claim that ivana lat

donald trump jr. set to appear behind closed doors for more testimony before a senate committee tomorrow to talk about a limited list of topics as top democrats on the house side weigh impeachment for his father.on >>> and tonight, steve kornacki's stops on the road from maine to miami. donald trump says he received another beautiful letter from kim jong-un as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday night.e >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 873 of this trump administration. if you looked at cable news today and all good citizens

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jorge: otro funcionario mÁs se va del gobierno de donald trump. el secretario interino de defensa patrick reiterÓ su candidatura para ocupar el cargo de manera permanente. anunciÓ donald trump diciendo que Él desea pasar mÁs tiempo con su familia. en seis meses en el puesto el aire tenido crÍticas de incapacidad y tambiÉn por un incidente de violencia domÉstica en el que tuvo implicado hace 10 aÑos. >> en filadelfia se realizÓ una las incautaciones de droga mÁs grandes en la historia de los estados unidos. jorge: y el Último parte mÉdico sabe sobre la salud del bonita david ortiz. volvemos despuÉs de los comerciales. [mÚsica] jorge:16 t y media de cocaÍna. sala cantidad que las autoridades descubrieron hoy en 1 bar con uncuarto de filadelfia que calificaron como una de las mayores incautaciones de drogas en la historia de estados unidos. el cargamento estÁ valorado en más de 1.000.000.000 $. la fiscalÍa de filadelfia dijo que esa cantidad de cocaÍna podría matar a millones de personas. >> maÑana miÉrcoles se podrÍa conocer q

here's a quote from donald trump. for all of the money we are spending, nasa should not be talking about going to the moon. we did that 50 years ago. they should be focused on the much bigger things we are doing, including mars, of which the moon is a part, defense and science, exclamation point! our friend matt miller puts whatever that was against the backdrop of this bizarre whirl of a week. he said, so this week trump continued his feud with the dead man, picked a new one with bette midler, attacked a royal family member, said ireland should build a wall on its border with north ireland, that he didn't serve in vietnam because it was too far away, and the moon was part of mars. cool cool. >> you can focus on that tweet for about two hours, and there it is. i swear, you're going to come up empty. you're going to come up empty. you're going to come up empty. >> did you call the press up? what's their number. i mean, seriously, does he think -- >> sometimes if you're drunk enough or high enough, you can figure out wh

part 2, then candidate donald trump welcomed that help. and part 3, when the federal government tried to investigate part 1 and part 2, donald trump as president delayed, deflected, moved, fired, and did everything he could to obstruct justice. if he were any other person in the united states, based on what's documented in that report, he would be carried out in handcuffs. now -- i took an oath of office not to donald trump. not to any president. i took an oath of office to the constitution of the united states of america. and that constitution says no one is above the law. including the president of the united states. i bet that this is politically tough, i get it. but some things are bigger than politics. i bet that this is politically tough, i get it. but some things are bigger than politics. and this matters for our democracy. not just now, butted you the next president and the next president and the next president. we have a constitutional responsibility here. and that's to start impeachment proceedings. >> tonight, the question is wh

donald trump. in an interview that he isn't certain the palestinian people are able to govern themselves question or husband meeting with israeli and arab leaders to promote his peace plan if the 2 sides of the palestinians were to blame for the u.s. stopping aid to the region. and you would be ok with all of those things that you guys have done the actions we've taken were because america's aid is not entitle me and we get criticized by that government response of this president's not so let me give you more aid so again that was is a result of decisions taken by the palestinian leadership palestinian leaders have already said they will boycott a planned summit at the end of the month in bahrain palestinians accuse the us of bias in the peace negotiations in 2017 washington recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel and relocated its embassy to there then the u.s. cut off aid and close its palestinian diplomatic office and in march trump recognize israeli sovereignty over the occupied syrian go

it's about donald trump. and again, it was just a little congressional seat, but when i ran in 1994, we had 11 people in the field and i was the underdog. i never talked about one of them. i stayed laser focused on bill clinton. would you like some coffee? that's what you have to do. and last night they didn't go after biden. they didn't go after trump. and i think it was a missed opportunity. >> it got a little wayward at times. people may not want to hear, but jeff greenfield wrote a column about this last night. if you want the democrats to defeat donald trump, i'm very concerned by people embracing medicare for all. when you drill down into that issue even among democrats and tell people what that means for them it becomes unpopular. that's something i promise you donald trump and his team have the quotes from last night. if any of those people are nominees, they will go there tonight. i don't understand why this democrat you can field doesn't say we passed obama care. that was a remarkable achievement. l