trump's wealth, donald trump's earnings over time. you're one of the first people to puncture the myth of donald trump as billionaire. we heard in court the lawyers for the house of representatives who are seeking this information, and they say they're seeking it in a russian money laundering investigation. that's why they say they're seeking it. but they've also said that they -- they need the loan documents and everything else that the -- that the -- that the bank might have. if those loan documents show co-signers, let's just go to that, your understanding of donald trump's finances by the time he's trying to get loans from deutsche bank after every other bank has turned him down. would it make sense that he needs co-signers at that point? >> own absolutely. and donald i've argued on your show and others for several years now that deutsche bank in making these loans had to have someone in the background that was guaranteeing these loans. it would be surprising if they're actually co-signers. that would be absolutely astonishing and

no one paints donald trump into a corner better than donald trump. watch him do it today when mishal sender keeps pressing him on the lies that donald trump was telling today. and notice that donald trump was able to insert the word crimea in his answer only at this point because he heard it in emi shrks shrksemisha's question. >> they said the reason russia was kicked out was because he took back crimea. >> i know you liked president obama, but it was annexed during president obama's turn. if it was annexed during my term, i would say, sorry, folks, i made a mistake. president obama was helping ukraine. crimea was annexed during his term. now, it's a very big area, very important area. russia has its submarine. that's where they do their submarine work and that's where they dock large and powerful submarines, but not as powerful as ours and not as large as ours, but they have their submarines. and president obama was, pure and simply, outsmarted. they took crimea during his term. that was not a good thing. it could have been stopped. it could have b

he linked donald trump's language to the massacre in el paso. you will hear from senator cory booker later in this hour in a speech he delivered today in a church in charleston, south carolina, which was itself the scene of a racist mass murder. you will hear from both joe biden and cory booker speak not so much as presidential candidates because they barely referred to their candidacy as at all but as moralists who have always rejected everything about donald trump and trumpism and the racism that was the founding principle of trumpism, the trump lie about president obama's birth certificate. that's how trumpism was born, in the muck of that racism. you will hear from people in el paso who have been devastated by what has come to their hometown, but you will not be hearing the voice of donald trump because donald trump is unable to deliver a single sentence that is in any way appropriate to what happened in dayton and el paso. he did not say one serious or true thing today that is worth reporting here tonight. just before donald trump landed in

this is in donald trump's own words. this is donald trump promising a pardon. he, too, knows he's now lawless. >> i will add one more thing. it's criminality, it's stupidity, advertise ignorance. he also desperate. he's incredibly desperate. he's doing all of this to make sure -- all for himself, it's all personal, make sure he gets reflected. i think matt can talk to that a lot better than i can but i guess that's what we are seeing, we're seeing an incredibly desperate man. that's why we are seeing highs and lows and bizarreness and really coming off the crazy bus. >> but if the wheels come off now, there are 14 months left. getting back to the election, we will just drag the bus along the road. >> i will take a leap and say we all don't monitor the kinds of folks trump monitors and feels that he answers to. but here's rush limbaugh and ann coulter on importance of the wall. >> this is an invasion, the very existence and definition of american culture, american society, the rule of law. why does nobody talk about the fact millions and millions of people are b

no one cared about that in that hospital yesterday except donald trump and that is because donald trump's untreatable lifelong preversion is he appears to care about no human being other than himself and he makes that manifest in every public moment that requires a demonstration that he is capable of caring about other people. capable of empathy. the white house propaganda video yesterday was designed to pretend that donald trump cares about other people. a report from cnn.com says that according to an el paso hospital official, there was a general assessment there was an absence of empathy on trump's part during his visit to the hospital. the president's absence of empathy was also on full vivid display yesterday in his public torture of children. every definition legal and otherwise of torture includes mental torture, none physical torture and that is what president trump engaged in in mississippi yesterday on a grand scale while he was pretending to care about people being treated for gunshot wounds at a hospital in el paso where none, none of the patients still being treated at that h

if you recall in the case of donald trump jr., he decided that donald trump jr. could get away with not knowing the law and still committing a crime and that that would be no problem. no other american who is ignorant of the law gets away with committing a crime. so that standard can be brought out as part of the impeachment process and shown that it is, in fact, actually a crime. another standard that he gave was the standard of not reasonable doubt but conclusive evidence that the president's campaign worked and conspired with a foreign power. that evidence is all through the 448 pages of section i and i think that it should be acted upon. >> malcolm nance, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> my pleasure, lawrence. >>> and when we come back, donald trump's anti-semitism was on full display in the oval office today. we have never seen anything like this. that's next. doctor, i agree wic guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-ad

donald trump. do you think the employers should be prosecuted? >> yes, they should and it should not just be those immigrants who are bearing the brunt of prosecutions flying in 600 agents into mississippi, not notifying child welfare employees so they could help those terrified kids. this is a terrorizing event in that community, for those families. those kids, i mean that is the face of terror and torture for that child to have her parents taken from her knowing not when or if she's going to see them again, not knowing when or if she's going to be taken care of, and that is part and parcel of what this administration is doing and the rhetoric you and i were just talking about donald trump employs of invasions and infestations and animals and predsteres coming into our communities to take things from us. though we know they commit crimes at a far lower rate and contribute far more economically and financially than they'll ever be able to draw down over the course of their lives. the only way to me

i will say is this donald trump the problem as joe biden believes, if we can get rid of donald trump, we will go back to a better america, or will the problem be a deeper part of the country? >> let me go where my colleague jacob so jac jacob soboroff. are you there now? >> yes, he is on his way here right now. but you declined. you're boycotting his business. remind us why and have you changed your mind now that you're here and see this big crowd? >> no, we are surrounded by so much love. i would much rather be with my fellow el pasoens in this incredible moment of faith and love and strength. he has a responsibility, jacob, to recognize his role in all of this. what i'm going to tell that crowd is that we will be is the turning point for the country. we have to be. but in order to do that, we have to demand accountability. we can't be a prop. we can't be an accessory. we have to say, mr. president, your words harmed us. your words dehumanized us. and you have an opportunity to take this pain and take this target away. and you do that by owning what you have done, owning what you hav

the donald trump empire. >> this is where he made his mark. >> trump tower is the home base for donald trump and his sprawling real estate portfolio. this iconic building has served both as the setting of his popularity setting of his tv show "the apprentice" and as the launch pad for the most improbable presidential campaign to ever succeed. >> i mean, it does make you feel something when you drive by. look at all the different windows. who is paying what money to where inside that building? this is trump international. >> hotel and towers, so there are apartments here, but it is also a hotel. >> i have never heard of one person that stayed in that hotel. >> saudis have stayed there. >> and not just any saudis. according to a letter obtained by nbc news, officials traveling with the crown prince stayed at the trump international for five days following a white house visit in march 2018. >> it was a letter by the general manager saying the saudis have helped us with our bottom line. >> and how is that not a conflict? >> but just because you might see the trump name on a building doesn'

trump and i criticize donald trump every day. i'm not coming to this game today. maybe running for president is a fairly audacious thing to do to apologize and try to redeem myself but david, john, nicolle, how come nobody else has stepped up to make the moral case? >> they're going to get yelled at by the three of us. i hope we can keep having this conversation. there's a lot to talk about. i'm telling you, if you sort of marshal all of the evidence, david brooks wrote in 2017 about a group of republican senators with medieval trump because he displayed early signs of alzheimer's. if you look at the reporting of this trip, reporting on the speech, the rally where he forgot what he said. i'm not a doctor but if you want to make that case and do the work of putting together all of the evidence, it's a compelling case to republicans i'm old enough to remember who used to care about the person who served as commander in chief. >> and rule of you law. nicolle, thank you. >>> when we come back, can joe walsh break through about trump'

donald trump goes way beyond that. there is a fundamental way in which -- there is something fundamentally different about him from normal people. there is -- it's a psychotic-like state. the more you press him, the more you see how disorganized and empty he is. the more he flies into a disorganized rage. >> and rene, one of the things that it is striking is the language is so simple about him being empty and disorganized rage, and everything that the doctor says is something that anyone can observe in donald trump on a daily basis. >> you know, i'm not going to diagnosis donald trump. i'm not going to say he is having a mental breakdown or any of those sorts of things. what we are seeing, however, is a man who is not used to pressure. you know, i don't get the sense that donald trump has really had to deal with a lot of stresses in his life. now he's got to deal with gun reform, which he has shown no stomach for. he is dealing with what's happening, the situation he created with greenland. he is creating all these sit

and so people saw that, and the sort of absurdity of donald trump, i mean, donald trump as president? it just sounded absurd. this is a reality tv star president. americans wouldn't want that. not after we were the country that produced obama. and i think people just couldn't fathom that that many americans, 62 million people, would choose that over progress. but michael moore, i was on with michael moore on realtime, and i recount the story, and i'm sitting between him and tony schwartz, and he predicted donald trump is going to win. i can't believe it, i'm a data girl, democrats should be able to build on what barack obama did in 2012 and one. and michael moore said something interesting, he said a lot of white americans look at that eight years of obama, and they say, okay, great. next we're going to have a woman president. we're told now we have to have hillary. then the gay president, the latino president, where does it stop? so in their mind, the forward march of progress is a backward march for them. the sense that the country is being lost and sliding away is deep-seeded and r

the question becomes how is donald trump planning to respond? marymac top of the western roundup the fbi arresting a security guard accused of promoting white supremacy and agents say he has bomb making materials in his home. according to the complaint the suspect allegedly engaged in racist homophobic conversations online, discuss attacking a synagogue and conducting surveillance on a bar he believes catered to the lgbt queue community. fighting with the city of everett, washington over how much their bikini baristas can expose at work. accusing the city of focusing on bikinis instead of drugs and homelessness. right-leaning judicial watch, a new law requiring women appointees on corporate boards. the law would enforce a quota of female board members based on the company's side by the end of 2021. sausalito lies over the golden gate bridge from san francisco. tonight the school district is facing a historic settlement to desegregate. california's attorney general accusing sausalito of funneling black and latino children to an underperforming an

so technically donald trump is right. but past presidents have always behaved as if the law did apply to them. precisely to avoid questions about where their interests lie. nelson rockefeller who was weal wealthier than donald trump released seven years of tax returns and sat seven days on capitol hill all the be gerald ford's vice president. >> we are all concerned but the question of whether it is dangerous, too dangerous to have a person of great personal wealth potentially in the line of succession to the power of the presidency. >> in comparison president-elect trump merely promised no new foreign deals. he has not divested, and he's disclosed just what the law requires. and so the public is left asking questions. >> is donald trump making tax policy because tax policy is good? or is he making tax policy because there's loopholes in there for real estate developers like him that helps their wallet? as we try to make sense of all of that, katy and i try to take a closer look at trump tower. even if you try to figure o

it's make donald trump's bank account great again, make donald trump's ego great again. you show people the delta between the lies and reality that this guy has hoisted upon them, and i think that's where the argument becomes more credible than saying, we're going to fight donald trump on poli policy. he has no policy, his policy fits on a trucker hat. >> i have to end this conversation, i appreciate both of you guys, if you have not read rick's column. rick wilson, gloria borger, thanks for the hearty conversation, you two. i appreciate it. >>> coming up next, two more mass shooting threats stopped in what has been a series of arrests since the back to back attacks in el paso and dayton. this time a hotel and school were the potential targets and governor jay inslee drops out of the presidential race, whether his singular focus may have changed the 2020 conversation at all. and just in to cnn, the trump white house getting major backlash for a proposal to regulate what it believes is censorship on social media. this is all coming from inside this administration. stay ri

donald trump all about change. what do you have to lose was really the most pressing question that he claimed was just for black voters but there are a lot of white voters that were saying the same thing, what do we have to lose, we've tried the bushes and clintons for the past 30 years. what has it brought us. what do we have to lose, so yeah, a return to normalcy as far as constitutional norms, political enormounorms, but whe comes to ideology, when it comes to ideas, mika, joe biden and any candidate that wants to win has to promise change, and it has to be a change that they can actually implement that is not going to turn over all the tables and the temple, because donald trump has shown us that disruption alone is not enough.o implement that plan. donald trump doesn't have that, doesn't want that. >> let's try something new for a change. how about someone with experience. every time someone has experience, he might be too old. really? really? think about it. don't you want someone who's been there, who's been

but donald trump doesn't get it. what this president doesn't understand is that, like every other nation on earth, we are unable to define what constitutes american by religion, by ethnicity, or by tribe. you can't do it. america is an idea. an idea stronger than any army. bigger than any ocean. more powerful than any dictator or tyrant. it gives hope to the most desperate people on earth. it is not only are our values that are under assault, our democracy is as well. a free press, an independent judiciary, a legislature that is a coequal branch of government. these are the guardrails. [applause] mr. biden: these are the guardrails of our democracy. they are written into our constitution. and if you have noticed, for the last two plus years, they have been under attack. phrases like "fake news." "enemy of the people." they are no joke. they are insidious. they are corrosive. just look around the world. the worst despots are using now trump's language to justify their own abuses of power. trump is trying to weaken our

of donald trump. which means that, you know, all the talk that people have been having since 2016, it is very clear that russia has been manipulating donald trump, has made it clear that they want him to be their advocate. he is their advocate. julia davis did some reporting out of russia, has shown that russia itself believes that donald trump is going to bat for them to put them back into the g7 plus one. look, russia is a poor nation. somebody put it that it's a trailer park with atomic bombs. they have all the trading power of italy. you know, when you're a gas station, you're selling gas, people want what you want. donald trump is there to do it for you because money talks for donald trump. >> indeed, indeed. malcolm nance, best person to talk to on this subject. appreciate you. >>> coming up, the trump administration's latest cruelty toward immigrants. that is next. ward immigrants. that is next we trust usaa more than any other company out there. they give us excellent customer service, every t

trump says or does have absolutely no problem with donald trump saying that two congresswomen hate all jewish people. those two congresswomen each have jewish constituents who voted for them. they each have jewish friends. they each have jewish friends working with them in the house of representatives every day. some members of the house of representatives said that what israel did today was egregious and what israel did today was a shame. and donald trump did not say that those members of congress who said what israel did today was egregious, he did not say that those members of congress hate all jewish people. because the members of congress who said that are jewish, and they have been supporters of israel much longer than donald trump has even thought about this. they have been israel's strongest allies in congress. the chairman of the house judiciary committee, new york city chairman jerry nadler said it is utterly egregious for the israely government to deny entry to two sitting members of the united states congress. the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee new york cit

>> donald trump coddles the nra. donald trump loves the nra. donald trump has no reason to be afraid of it because he sees them as an ally. at the end of the day his policies will be lined up with the nras. >> let me show you all of the things donald trump has attributed the epidemic of guns, violence to in his career. >> mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun. we must stop the glorification of violence in our society. this includes the gruesome and grisly video games that are now commonplace. bad guys aren't giving up their guns. and you're not going to be giving up your guns either. if we had guns in california on the other side where the bullets went in a different direction, you wouldn't have 14 or 15 people dead right now. if even in paris they had guns on the other side going in the opposite direction, you wouldn't have 130-plus dead. if they knew there were guns in the room, it might not have happened. >> where do you start? >> when you have a presidential candidate that says i can shoot someone on fifth avenue and get

weren't donald trump. i mean, that -- it would require him to be something other than he is. this is completely a play to the base because he loves the base. the base energizes -- he's not trying to energize voters. he's letting the voters energize him. >> so susan, last night the president was in new hampshire. we played a little of the speech. he was talking about the economy and how much he has riding on it for his re-election. >> the markets have gone through the roof since november 9th. that's that the day after i won the election. so the market went up thousands of points, things started happening. you started doing things that you would have never -- even though i didn't get sworn in until january 20th. but they refused to do that. let me tell you, if for some reason i i wouldn't have won the election, these markets would have crashed. and that'll happen even more so in 2020. see, the bottom line is i know you like me and this room is a love fest, i know that, but you have no choice to vote for me,

no one before donald trump has thought that. certainly not in the era of modern economic thought. >> yeah, i mean, economic policy based on retweets, what could possibly go wrong? >> yeah. >> look, i also think, lawrence, it's worth repeating something you mentioned before about the hollow white house staff. i worked for two brilliant presidents. bill clinton and barack obama. as brilliant as they were, they have, like, a billion i.q. points on donald trump, there wasn't a single meeting where their thoughts on the economy was improved by having a first-class team around them of people like gene sperling. now you have a president who's nowhere near barack obama and bill clinton trying to manage an economic situation with a team that's nowhere near the team those two presidents had and that is a frightening combination. now, trump has made his whole economy about the stock market which i think is a mistake for any president. since he's been president, he tweeted 72 times bragging about the stock market results. seven times in the

i don't care what you think of donald trump. you'll care what anybody thinks about donald trump. but from day one he said there is not one scintilla of evidence, from day one no one ever know reporter, no politician, no public policy organization, no one never delivered one scintilla of evidence. yet when we looked at this the published in a report, just under 20% of all news story since donald trump was president have dealt with russia collusion. think about all the economic stories on unemployment, taxes and spending. all of the stories on foreign policy, on isis, russia, china, all of the stories on social policies. all of the stories on politics. yet 20% of all news stories something that did not exist. >> do you think the mueller report -- >> i think the whole investigation was fake news. look, what bob mueller in his report, it was nothing. there's nothing there. the real question is, what in the world was going on with our government? what was going on and triggered an investigation that would derail a presidency, that would undo a presidency that had justice officials att

i don't know whether donald trump is anti-semitic. i don't know what he has in his heart. >> there's no doubt this is an anti-semitic trope there. >> it was a trope. he must know what the consequences of his words are. in some ways i sort of think of trump as -- elliott lewis once said the opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference. trump as a moral quality is transactional. there's no evidence he cares about the state of israel or jewish people. this is for electoral purposes. >> gabe, we never can say we know what's in someone's heart or not in their heart, it's an amazing thing you see people scrambling around trying to figure out some way to give trump an out when he's engaged in obviously anti-semitic trope and came out i meant what i said, you're not being loyal to israel if you vote for a democrat. it's like he's not just not -- he's not just missed the exit ramp but driving straight into a brick wall. >> how often over the last five years of donald trump as serious international political figure have we seen him actually

pero los comentarios sorprendentes y fuera de lugar donald trump parecen inagotables. se nombrÓel " el elegido " al defender su guerra marcial con china. >>[hablan en inglÉs] arantxa: ademÁs, repitiÓ un comentario que le hizo un simpatizante en twitter y dice " el presidente donald trump es el mejor presidente para los judÍos y para israel en la historia del mundo, los judÍos y la gente de israel lo aman, es como el rey de israel, el segundo mesÍas " asÍ reza el mensaje del presidente en la red social. al regresar . heridos, rehenes y gases lacrimÓgenos, resultado de un motÍn guatemala. ♪ ♪ ♪ arantxa: la policÍa arrestÓ a un empleado en long beach por una supuesta amenaza de realizar un tiroteo masivo en ese hotel, el hombre de 37 aÑos fue detenido en su casa, en donde los investigadores encontraron un arsenal de armas y municiones. segÚn el jefe de policÍa, la amenaza fue en respuesta una disputa con recursos humanos que esta persona tenÍa con su empleador . en guatemala, un motÍn carcelario terminÓ con la intervenciÓn de la policÍa y otras f

but donald trump can't do that because donald trump is too busy fighting germany. too busy fighting france. too busy fighting everybody to actually do what presidents do at g7 conferences and work to build the economy for america and the world. >> you know, joe, it's sad that it's almost impossible to imagine trump having that kind of constructive conversation with his global partners. that's what the g7 -- once the g8 was all about. it was to deal with economic disruptions that matter to each of these great countries. you know, i'd make two brief points. first at home. i think i'm increasingly concerned about what extreme measures donald trump will try to take to keep this recovery alive. ways to keep the sugar high of tax cuts going with payroll or capital gains taxes that might not otherwise make sense. he continues to jawbone the fed and the fed chairman jerome powell demanding that he cut interest rates when you can't find an economist who thinks that's wise. overseas what i see as the g7 meeting gathers at the ritz in france is increasingly a world in disarra

by donald trump. >> "the atlantic" magazine describes the president's trip overseas as trump's two g7 summits writing that the narrative stands in stark contrast to what's happening on the ground. the white house was blind sided when irani foreign minister sharif showed up, invited to continue talks about iran's nuclear program. french president emmanuel macron said the g7 supported new talks but president trump denied discussing a joint approach. trump said, quote, no comment when asked if he had planned to meet with zarif. meanwhile, he added more confusion to the continued escalation of his trade war with china this morning. claiming that beijing now wants to try to reach a deal after he threatened new tariffs on friday. >> we called our top trade people and said let's get back to the table so we'll be getting back to the table and i think they want to do something. they have been hurt very badly, but they understand this is the right thing to do. and i have great respect for it. this is a very pos

and donald trump embraced it. and now people feel emboldened in the country to talk about it freely. >> there are people in the republican party fighting back against the idea that losing will hurd in congress is an actual loss for the party, david. texas precinct chair says good ridens to will hurd. let's listen to what she says. >> i am he can static and happy that will hurd will no longer be seeking re-election for his congressional district. he is not a republican values. he is a rino. texas needs to start standing with true conservatives. >> rino republican in name only. that's the accusation if you are a republican these days who doesn't agree with president trump. >> he was the one black republican and he is not even a republican. i don't know what that means. but i oem expand this out one bit to will hurd not only was the one african-american in the house on the republican side also one of the- maybe the only republican member of congress who seemed to give a damn about russia's attack on the 2016 election

donald trump has not brought back coal. two thirds of the plants have now closed in the past decade. the reason is because noble energy is becoming much more efficient. the cost of solar energy has come down 80%. the cost of wind has come down 20%. the cost of renewables are coming down. the cost of coal is not coming down. the future is pretty obvious. and the sooner we grasp that future, the better we are be. we're going to put people at work -- to work along this nation, like david des moines. i'll have to track him down. dave into mine, when he went -- dave into -- in des moines, iowa. when he went to community college, here did not say i want to see if i can get training in the industry of the future, coal. he said he understood the future, which is renewable and clean energy. it is the future because of cost. it is also the future because it is necessary. the pollution coming out of the smokestacks kill 15,000 people, more per year than all the car crashes in the united states. this is a health requirement as well as

donald trump, he just tweets it all out. as presidential candidate marianne williamson called it, that is the dark psychic force of trumpism. >> this is part of the dark underbelly of american society. the racism, the bigotry and the entire conversation that we're having here tonight. if you think any of this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred this president is bringing up in this country, then i'm afraid the democrats are going to see some very dark days. >> that line got some chuckles and eye rolls, but it's probably as good a description of the core of trumpism as anything. it really is not an overstatement to say when the president stands before a crowd and incites it to chant "send her back" or the nazi term for the lying press. >> that's right. >> lugen pressa. or when trump traffics in that, he is quite literally drawing from the well of the worst, most dangerous impulses that humans have in politics. and i think it's kind of important to remember that. those are the st

if boris johnson has to nosht a trade deal with donald trump, sounds like donald trump won't be doing him any favors. >> it is on brexit happening and how long the transition period is and when the uk can begin the process. we see it with the g7 and the way than donald trump is arriving. donald trump is emboldened by having someone at his side someone like boris johnson, the italian context. the deputy prime minister with his far right position close to those of donald trump. there is little agreement about anything at the g7. not just disagreement on issues but radical differences with how they see the new world order working out. donald trump is a powerful presence. he has so much more support globally than he had when he first went there three years ago. >> you can tell the impact of donald trump from last year until this year. last year the other g7 countries were still hoping to get a communique and this year they are not even trying. president macron said there will be no communique because nobody reads them anyway. >> this will be the first time since 1975 they are not going to

trump called a terrific guy, who with donald trump's full approval liked girls who in donald trump's words were "on the younger side." it took the death of an accused child rapist and sex trafficker and friend of presidents trump and clinton to unite the democrats and republicans on the house judiciary committee in the search for information from donald trump and william barr's justice department. chairman jerry nadler and the ranking member of the house judiciary committee doug collins co-signed a letter tonight to the justice department with 23 questions about the death of jeffrey epstein. "from an apparent suicide on the morning of august 10th, 2019 while in your custody at the metropolitan correctional center in new york." the letter is addressed to hugh hurwitz, the acting director of the bureau of prisons, which is an agency in the justice department under attorney general william barr's control. hugh hurwitts is a lifetime government bureaucrat whose career began in republican administrations but as also included democratic administrations. he started as a low-level assistant

trump, was he the person that finally convinced donald trump to say no and would he allow donald trump to put a william barresque person in as dni? >> my sense is that republican senators are really wrestling with this because they know donald trump has got one more election. he's very polpular with primaries. but they're branding their party for the longer term. when you look at devin nunes and ratcliffe and the like, a lot of the republicans on the intelligence committee have been leaning a little bit more towards an institutional approach. >> and the republican party party for a very long time prided itself on being russian hawks. how far are they willing to let donald trump degrade the intelligence community to make himself feel better because he doesn't want to hear what russia did to help him in 2016. >> i've had plenty of differences of opinions with my colleagues. i was the one no vote on the election security report because i thought there needed to be a more activist role for the federal government. when you're getting attacked by the russians, you don't send the county it gu

again, this is donald trump. we've gotten to know him and even though it seemed familiar, he wants to be the bride at every wedding, wants to be the corpse at every funeral, wants to be the baby at every christening and apparently wants to be the rock star at every trauma center as well. the fact they would put out this promotional video, the fact they would tweet out how he was this rock star, how totally vulgar and inappropriate the entire thing was, but once again, it was donald trump, the essence of this man, that was really on display and exposed by this national tragedy. >> karine, i want to dig in to the political vulnerabilities exposed. i agree with everything an nie and charlie said. the white house has to worry when as he said donald trump is exposed just being himself. that's who he is. goes to a hospital ostensibly to comfort people and talks about the size of his overflow crowds. i have aired president obama's moment singing "amazing grace." i think we have that footage again. my old boss george w.

election year for donald trump i think you'll want to see that you used. the genesis of the bill for more at home and not worried about gotcha questions but. i think you lose europe on this they're really a been steady on sanctions and we held on to them but it's the idea of bringing russia back without any sort of you know leave by a little of these international rules and norms and then as we were done by bringing them back into the g. 8 since when the principles meant so there are other areas where they can work with russia but not at the g 7 that's how i think many european leaders and i want to ask was very clear in his opening remarks day before the summit took place. i know let's bring you back and i mean this is going more broadbrush than just china but well china is a an ally of russia sent in places like the security council doesn't it just show us again that no matter where the summit happens or how it happens it's about all these one on one alliance as i hate using this whip bilateral stuff which actually decides it absolutely i mean things hav

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donald trump, i'm not sure if he ever met him, did. he doesn't even view it the way the reluctant framers might have. he views it as a good -- like the way he probably hands out cuff links from the oval. here's some chum for my political patrons. >> the pardon power in the most benign way is about sympathy, it's about mercy of the the quality of mercy -- >> it's about equaling the scales of justice. >> but he uses it as a quid pro quo. even in "the washington post" when it says you do what i will say and i will pardon you, that's a malfeasance quid pro quo right there for the whole world to see. >> and it's not an immunity tote emfor "survivor." you can't hand it out and say keep doing all of these things. at some point michael comey even realizes to break the law donald trump wants you to break, you can't do the things he wants you to break it for. >> and asking anyone who walks into the white house to do his bidding every day, is there anything left to sacrifice? >> how is any human being that can walk on two legs and reads the basic

in some ways they've never encountered a challenge quite like donald trump because donald trump unlike all of those other challenges, this is a challenge that is in their midst. this is someone who is able to derail the g7 summit as he did last year in canada. this is someone who is able to stymie any progress, and this is someone who has a want and an ability to really set the agenda. and to really make it revolve around him and, unfortunately, to do away with some of the good, economic and otherwise, a group of seven industrialized nations like this could accomplish over the course of the next couple of days. >> evelyn, ten seconds, what needs to come of the g7 meeting? >> well, hopefully some kind of agreement on climate crisis, that would be great. even better and more likely would be a statement about democracy around the world. again, now it appears the white house is a little bit more aligned with the rest of the g7 on the issue of telling china don't use force in hong kong. >> ten seconds, david, quickly, what needs to come of this meeting? >> in a period where the global econo

what is donald trump's response? a response like john mccain when somebody said that barack obama was a muslim -- not there's anything wrong with that. no, he laughs. tells a joke. the whole crowd laughs at a person saying, shoot them. and then he goes on and starts talking about the invasion again. mike barnicle, the people in the crowd are complicit. republicans are complicit. and i will say again businesses, ceos, the pacs they run, they give money to donald trump for this white supremacy that he's now running on. they're complicit as well. >> joe, his language of license lingers in the air like the smell of cordite around mass shootings. that's a fact. and unfortunately we will today and we always -- we have already heard yesterday one public person after another saying this is not who we are in speaking of the shootings. the sad fact is this is who we are. this is actually who we are and who we have become. and the facts of this case, we have these one man armies of white nationalists. we live in a nation awash

silence is complicity with donald trump. my point is we need to remove these republicans who are afraid of donald trump's shadow and haven't said anything in lieu of his obvious racism. this is not a one-time event. in the first days, he lied about barack obama, our first black president. in the middle, he said there were good people on both strides -- sides in child's hill. in the end, he told people who were of color from the united states to go back to where they came from. refrain been a constant of his. it has to stop. we all need to speak up against this evil. biden won't say he is a white nationalists what do you think that that matters? gov. inslee: i have a different view from the vice president and it is fairly fundamental. he has expressed the view that once donald trump is gone, republicans will return to their senses. i fundamentally do not have that type of hallucination. is not going to suddenly decide to speak out against racism. rifeepublican party is with this. they have been complicit. as a result, i think

donald trump said no. there we are, shep, getting you up to date as shep always does get you up to date. donald trump doesn't build that wall, mexico hasn't paid for that pretend imaginary wall, but all he's done is he's fixed up 60 miles of wall that was existing under barack obama. there you have it. good morning, welcome to "morning joe." it's thursday, august 29th. i actually can tell because i'm talking so much, mika has the morning off. with us mike barnicle, political writer for the "new york times" times, and host of ""face the nation" and reverend al sharpton and washington bbc news reporter katty kay. i have so many things to get to from the boston red sox only being five games out in the wild cart chase. you can tell how things have changed over the past years, i won't even know what nick is thinking about the new "star wars" trailer. it's very important. always want to know what rev and mike are thinking. katty, let's talk to you. what in the hell is going on in great britain? snow yeah. how lo