that's not what rex tillerson is. and essentially they tried to push back on things they thought the president shouldn't do, not out of political motivation but because it was wrong. you saw that in john kelly's statement saying he provided the president with the best ethical and legal advice is telling us what happened behind closed doors. as the administration tries to push back against the anonymous account of what's happening in the west wing, nikki haley's book gets at that trying to criticize john kelly and rex tillerson, his show the is top two aides to the president thought on multiple occasions he was doing the wrong thing. >> and no response -- >> go ahead. >> john kelly could have said that's not true, i have full and utter confidence in this president and never worked against him. he did not say that. >> he didn't. it's pretty telling he didn't. >> tillerson hasn't responded? >> no. >> appreciate the reporting. >>> it is today very important day, veterans day. a day to honor those who have honored the ulti

what rex tillerson said is a tough sell. he said no one else serving along with may take any actions to undermine the president. nobody serving under him at the department of state did anything to undermine the president, i think we at least know from the people that have been talking leaking stuff to the press that there were plenty of people under his charge either he is lying here or he really didn't know what was going on in the state department. a lot of people say that. >> bill: one last topic here, quinnipiac late yesterday, for dems leading in iowa, the same who are leading new hampshire. there it is, biden, warren, pete buttigieg, and sanders. you watch the town hall in iowa? >> i think joe biden's treading water. i don't think he has the stamina, i don't think he has the chops to make it through the primary. i don't think he is where democrats are today. his party is long past him by. the fact is they are going to select somebody who is totally unelectable. >> i have to agree with brad on part of that and that is t

and then rex tillerson became in charge of u.s. foreign policy under donald trump, who russia just helped install into power. that in itself is freaking weird. i was interested in that. i also got interested-- i don't really-- i didn't start off knowing anything about the oil and gas industry. but i'm interested in the fact that russia has been taking all these wild pitches all over the world, including at us in 2016. like, why are they the kind of bad actor that they are that they're willing to do stuff from a position of weakness that doesn't seem like they're usingt that if you look at ru om part of why ey thrse econically weak cause they float on a sea of oil and gas, which is a very remunerative thing. and that sort of got me to the thesis of the book which is about where you have oil and gas in the world it tends to screw up your country. and in russia, it's not only resulted in them being weak and having not many other options for getting their way in the world, it's also meant that they use oil and gas as a weapon to corrup

you hear the same from rex tillerson and john kelly according to nikki haley. i think these people, if they had principles, if they wanted to do the right thing, they should make that public and attach their name to it. i don't think we save the country by playing around the margins in 2019 and 2018. i think we save the country in 2020. >> ned price, i appreciate you being on. thank you very much. fringe conspiracy theory up next about a group of deep state operators secretly at war with president trump. that is now being pedaled by some 2020 congressional candidates. detail on the radical online movement. plus 2020 contender pete buttigieg hitting back after he was misquoted criticizing the former president. what the candidate is saying this morning in a new exclusive interview. that is next as we are just getting started on this veterans day. we're keeping an eye on the stage where president trump will be making remarks in new york in just about 20 minutes. we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a free service called a place

didn't get along, all of a sudden rex tillerson ended up being the next guy in charge of u.s. policy. it's a really, really weird thing that we still don't actually have a great explanation for even as good as i got to know rex tillerson over the course of writing this book. >> thank you, friend. here is the book. it is called "blowout." nothing to see here obviously. >>> coming up, the journalist who got the inside scoop of one of the strangest, most enigmatic characters in our world, who also happens to count donald trump among his acquaintances when "the 11th hour" continues. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ >>> he just wrote me a very nice lettered, unexpected, and someday you'll see what was in that letter. someday you'll be reading about it. maybe in 100 y

the sudden rex tillerson ended up being the next guy in charge of u.s. policy. it's a really, really weird thing that we don't have a great explanation for even as good as i got to know rex tillerson over the course of writing this book. >> thank you, friend. here is the book. it's called blowout. corrupted democracy, rogue state russia and the most destructive industry on earth. nothing to see here, obviously. >>> coming up, the journalist to who got the inside scoop on the man who happens to count donald trump as one of his acquaintances when the 11th hour continues. s acquaintances when the 11th hour continues. all the time. (announcer) when you have the best network, you wanna give the best network. feliz navidad! (announcer) this black friday weekend, you can give america's most reliable network and the latest iphone. i'd probably give it to her grandparents so they can take tons of photos. my mom is amazing. if i got her one of these for christmas, she'd be freaking out. (announcer) now through sunday, get up to $800 off the latest iphone when you

rex tillerson is an amazing character. but he did a half trillion dollar oil deal with russia that was put on ice because of u.s. foreign policy. putin gave him a medal. putin elected the next u.s. president arguably. even though donald trump and rex tillerson have never met each other and didn't get along, all of a sudden rex tillerson ended up the next day in charge of u.s. policy. really, really weird thing we still don't have a good explanation for even as good as i got to know rex tillerson writing this book. >> here is the book. it is called "blowout." nothing to see here obviously. coming up, the journalist who got the inside scoop on one of the strangest, mon enigmatic characters in our world who also happens to count donald trump among his acquaintances. when "the 11th hour" continues. . when "the 11th hour" continues ♪ may your holidays glow bright and all your dreams take flight. lease the c 300 sedan for just $399 a month at the mercedes-benz winter event. hurry in today. and everyone has dad's eyebrows! we c

reaching out to rex tillerson and the white house for comment, and according to the "washington post," when they reached john kelly for comment, he said if providing the president, quote, with the best and most open legal and ethical staffing advice from across the government so he could make an informed decision is working against trump, then guilty as charged. joining me right now, cnn political analyst julie pace and political commentator saline a zeto, who is also the author of "the great revolt," a book just out. halec writes in her book -- i'm quoting now -- kelly and tillerson confided in me that when they rtesisted the president, they weren't trying to be insubordinate, they were trying to save the country. it was their decisions, not the president's, that were in the best interests of america, they said. the president didn't know what he was doing. salina, how did you make the decision to come out with this book? >> weav've known for some time there has been some effort within the administration depending on who you talk to, to protect the president from his worst instincts,

john kelly did respond, but so did rex tillerson, rex tillerson said larry were you in many of my many meetings with the president. he denies ever recision the president. he does say at no time did i nor to my direct knowledge anyone else serving along with me take any actions to undermine the president. he saying you're not telling the truth. >> that is so rex. it is typical. i'm not going to fight over it. if you notice he and kelly, neither one denied sitting me down saying that. i was in multiple national security council meetings where we vetted multiple issues. ask other people in the administration. ask h.r. mcmaster. he knows that it happened. >> were you in many meetings with him? >> of course i was. when you're a cabinet member, you're in cabinet meetings, national security council meetings, oval office meetings. it was constant. brian: the exact quote should read. steve: just a moment. governor, tell us about the circumstances where the two of them it, was just the three of you, you were in a room, in the white house and they told you what? >> i go through in detail in the b

rex tillerson and former white house chief of staff john kelly try to recruit her to help. according to haley, taylo even d that "people would die" of president trump went unchecked. >> they should have been saying that to the president instead of asking me to join them on their sidebar plan. quit if you don't like what he's doing. but to undermine our president is really a very dangerous thing and it goes against the constitution and against what the american people want. >> harris: general kelly responded in a statement to cbs, saying "if by resistance installing, she means putting a process in place to make sure the president knew all the pros and cons of a policy decisions we ca so we can make an informed decision, guilty as charge." >> joey: when i say it's hard for me, it's hard for me to believe it but it's hard for me to accept that this is true. one thing i wish is that they would just stop. they are not very informative in my opinion, there is a book coming out by no one that supposedly is about a lot of important things. so does that inform the voter orders that

with regards to nikki haley, i have great respect for her and as i do for rex tillerson and john kelly. in this ca nikki haley was wrong to put it in a book. even if there were conversations like this and i suspect maybe she's telling the truth, i have no reason to doubt her, it is not the kind of things you want to talk about but yes, people should have the courage to speak truth to power and accept the consequences of doing that. that's one thing that every president should respect and expect. i would think they would respect the people to tell the truth to power and the president should say i expect you to tell the truth to power. i am not sure donald trump does that. that's in my experience. >> so if he does not do that. because we sort of heard that he does not do that. he does not let people say what he wants to say. if tillerson and kelly had real concerns. the president is not going to listen to them. were they doing the wrong thing by talking to nikki haley about it? >> i am hoping rex tillerson and john kelly did have the courage to speak truth to power. >> they should speak

we are talking about rex tillerson and the former white house chief of staff, john kelly. according to excerpts,

nikki haley stirs the pot with her account of what rex tillerson and john kelly allegedly asked her to do behind the scenes. >> it should have been go tell the president what your differences are and quit if you don't like what he's doing, but to undermine a president is really a very dangerous thing. ♪ >> and good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in new york on this veterans day. we're saluting generations of men and women who have served the nation. president trump is here in manhattan, the first sitting president to attend the traditional veterans day parade as he prepares for public impeachment hearings this week. the president has been trying to rally congressional republicans to counteract damaging testimony from officials who say he withheld military aid from ukraine in order to pressure the ally to help him damage his political rival joe biden. to set the stage for this important week, top white house and political correspondents, "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker. robert costa, national political reporter at the "washington post" and moderator of

rex tillerson and general kelly were resist trump in the white house? that is shocking! although it does explain why they were wearing those pussy hats, but, still, i mean, this is big news, because this book basically makes it sound like two of trump's top officials were constantly trying to stop trump from causing trouble or getting into trouble. you know it's like that thing parents do when they swap a real thing with a toy from their baby, you know when parents do that? whoa, whoa, give me daddy's cell phone back and you can have the big boy phone. and the kid is like, hello, is this the president of ukraine! give me the doo doo on biden! okay, thank you, bye-bye! he told me the cow says mooooo! ( laughter ) that's basically what was happening. i have to say, this is a really complicated issue because, on the one hand, i understand where nikki haley is coming from. america voted for trump, he won the electoral college, his policies are what people voted for so his staff shouldn't try to undermine him. although, he suggested nuking hurricanes. so maybe (~bleep ) him i

the former ambassador continues her back-and-forth with rex tillerson over her claim that he and john kelly tried to undermine president trump. she's raises new eyebrows with comments about vice president mike pence. >>> right now, a live look at hundreds of protesters who have gathered outside the supreme court as the justices take up the future of the daca program, what it could mean for the nearly 8 o 0 /* /- -- 800,000 undocumented young people living in the country. let's start with the action also in washington, d.c., lawmakers preparing for an historic day. that is not hyperbole. that's not an exaggeration or overstatement. msnbc's garrett haake is live on capitol hill, just the third time in modern american history that a president faced public impeachment proceedings, garrett. what are lawmakers doing today to get ready for it? what can the american people expect tomorrow? >> reporter: for most of these lawmakers, this is the most consequential thing they'll be a part of in their time on capitol hill. you can imagine last-minute cramming, particularly for members of the house

i would also draw a distinction between rex tillerson and general john kelly. tillerson was well known for going around the country bad mouthing the president. kelly's response to nikki haley's book was interesting, he said if by subverting you mean trying to set up a process where the president heard all sides and we made methodical decisions, i plead guilty. there are different versions about what they were proposing to her. lou: let's put up the kelly response. he said if by resistance and stalling she means muting a staff process in place insuring the president knew all the pros and cons of what policy decision he might be contemplating so he he could make an informed decision. then guilty as charged. lou: it could have been interpreted in a lot of ways. >> kelly came into a white house in somewhat disarray. both men previous didn't know how to set it up. kelly did. he understood orderly processes because of his experience in the military. lou: personally it seems to me that the assessment of a chaos was more of a, if you will, an establishment and left win

why is she throwing so much shade at rex tillerson and john kelly? what's the move here? >> i think it's evident when you see the reaction from the president. the president tweeting last night that everybody should go out and bye nicki haley's book. this is what she wanted to position herself as as she tries to sell this book and tries to be a future star of the republican party. we have known for months through our reporting, through other people's reporting that there were these efforts by rex tillerson, john kelly, jim mattis, to undermine the president, to ignore his orders sometimes. it's obviously interesting to hear it from a former u.n. ambassador, former cabinet level official. but it's strange she is showing herself as a person who did not join those earths. >> you take this from this book which paints this picture as a 12-year-old in a air traffic control tower and you have these officials saying it was chaotic and there were people trying to baby sit the president. nicki haley admits to it and john kelly in his reaction to the nicki haley book which is also no

in the new memoir, nikki haley claims john kelly and rex tillerson tried to recruit here in undermining the president's demands to help the country. >> instead of saying that to me, they should be asking that of the president. not asking me to join them on the side bar plan. >> reporter: they said if providing the president with the most open and ethical advice is working against trump, then guilty as charged. haley, who may have political ambitions of her own, steered clear of criticizing trump as she argued against his impeachment. >> do i think that is good? i think it is not a good practice for us ever to ask a foreign country to investigate an american. i don't. but did the ukrainians call for an investigation? no. did the president hold up aid? he released the aid as he should. i don't see it as impeachable. >> reporter: now, in the next hour a federal judge is going to start hearing arguments about whether the chief of staff mick mulvaney could join the lawsuit filed by the former deputy national security adviser, essentially asking if they have to listen to house democrats or th

so it's sort of a double-edge sword. >> rex tillerson notably silent on this. haley we're hearing from. >> thanks. >>> one of latin america's longest serving leaders, bolivian president avo morales, abruptly announced his resignation. the decision was met with jubilation in the streets of la paz after weeks of violent unrest and fresh the country's military and police. morales faced protests when he ran for a fourth term, despite a referendum calling for term limits. on october 20th, he won re-election, but observers say the vote may have been rigged. morales says he's the victim of a coup. he says he'll fight on. his current whereabouts are unknown. it's not clear yet who will replace him or even how bolivia's next leader will be chosen. >>> in hong kong today, an anti-government protester was shot at pointblank range by a police officer, and it's caught on tape. another man was set on fire. both incidents come on the worst weekday violence in more than five months of demonstrations there. we have more from the developments in beijing, and we should warn you,

in a memoir, it says secretary of state rex tillerson and john kelly, tried to recruit her to undermine president trump. in the book obtained by "the post," she writes, kelly and tillerson confided to me. she says she refused to go along with their plans. >> instead of saying that to me, they should have been saying that to the president, not asking them to join me on their side bar plan. it should have been, go tell the president what your differences are and quit if you don't like what he's doing. >> reporte >> tillerson has not responded to a request for comment. kel this, as the anonymous senior official claims in his four forthcoming back, that trump officials were planning to resign as a group last year, to give an alarm about president trump. >>> bolivia's president, evo morales, resigns over mass protest. he is stepping down after losing the support of the military. the company has been wracked with protests. the resignation of morales, a vocal supporter of the regimes in venezuela, changes the balance of power in latin america. after 14 years of power, it is unclear who will su

haley details efforts by rex tillerson and john kelly to recruit her to undermine president trump in order to save the country. overtures which she rejected. this is great stuff. does haley have her sights set on replacing mike pence on the ticket in 2020 as vp or replacing trump in 2020 or 2024? who knows? she is up to big stuff. you're watching "hardball." do your asthma symptoms ever hold you back? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can lower oral steroid use. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a par

tillerson has not responded. singer pink making a fiery speech while accepting the people's champion award. >> i don't care about your politics, i care about your kids. i care about decency and humanity and kindness, stop fighting each other and help each other, get together with your friends and change -- heather: well, comedian kevin hart making first public appearance since devastating car accident accepting the comedy act of the year award. >> thank god because i definitely don't have to be here, being that i am, makes me appreciate life even more, makes me appreciate the things that really matter, family, i truly want to thank you guys for being there for me in my difficult time, country music performing new song club. ♪ ♪ heather: this moment had buzzing, congratulations to all the winners last night. the time now is not quite the top of the hour yet, president trump will honor our heros at new york's veterans day parade making history in the process, he promised to take care of them and he has, so what

she mentions relationship with rex tillerson. they did not agree. president said later to nicki haley i never seen anybody the way rex treated nicky. steve: an interview aired she talked about what happened behind the scenes at the white house. essentially rex tillerson, the secretary of state, the chief of staff, john kelly, tried to recruit her to essentially resist what the president wanted them to do. in other words, the president would say, hey, i want you to do this, they would nod, okay. unce is a little bit of that interview. >> instead of saying that to me, they should have been saying it to the president. about tell the president what you're differences are, quit if you don't like what he is doing. to undermined a president is really dangerous thing. it goes against the constitution. it goes against what the american people want. it was, offensive. brian: we know rex tillerson was going against the president quite often. he was fired in a tweet. he wasn't too happy about that. not the best way to do it either. for the most part, nicki hale

if rex tillerson or john kelly were undermining, in her belief, did she go to donald trump? and let me ask you this. this is also a way, we've seen this before. there's been speculation in washington, we've had months where people wonder about the future of mike pence on this ticket. it seems like that happens every time nikki haley does something and she's the rumored candidate. she's raised the issue only to knock it down. where do you see this going? >> when i initially read these comments i thought, oh, wow, this is big. and she didn't talk about the 25th amendment. and what she's alleging kelly to have done, what she's alleging tillerson to have done is basically bureau rattcratic infighting. she didn't go to the president and say kelly is would against you, you should fire him. if she went to him and said, they went and talked about the 25th amendment, we'd be talking about that. this is her positioning herself for 20, 24. let's skip ahead. let's not do 2020, we can think in four-year cycles. what's interesting about nikki haley is she always finds a way continue to ce

john kelly and rex tillerson tried to recruit her to "save the country" by resisting the president. >> instead of saying that to me, they should have been saying that to the president. not asking me no join them on their side bar plan. it should have been tell the president what your differences are and quit if you don't like but to undermine a president is really a very dangerous thing. >> joining me now is ann garren. what were your biggest take aways. >> that is the newsiest bit in the book. she describes interactions with kelly and tillerson saying they were dismissive of her. they accused her at least by implication of trying to go around them. there is one very funny bit where he says he has four secretaries of sate, her, rex tillerson who was the secretary of state, jared kushner and hr halderman and he says i only need one. so there are a few bits, and there is quite a lot of personal reflection and some tantalizing ideas. >> you write about haily's response to president trump after the deadly charleston. in the president's words they had been hurtful and dangerous. she picked

tillerson has not responded. memorial open for veterans day, the eternal wreath's memorial opened today, honor 4,000 officers, crews and 65 submarines lost at sea. rob: all right, you might not believe this but forget cybermonday, today is the world's busiest online shopping day of the year. jillian: i can't believe i haven't heard about that, tracee carrasco from sister network fox business with more on the 24-hour frenzy known as single's day. >> probably the reason that you haven't heard of it's not happening in the u.s. but this is bigger than cybermonday, bigger than black friday, it is 24-hour shopping frenzy put on by chinese e-commerce giant alibaba, 11-11 also known as single's day, shopping day for also shoppers in other countries like argentina and russia, some 200,000 brands going on sale, 500,000 shoppers expected to participate in this day and as far as sales go, we have seen them going up by about 25% in the first 9 hours bringing in about $23 billion looking at numbers now we are hearing somewhere

rex tillerson, you are not on the ballot. trump was. thank goodness that she had an understanding of the functioning of foreign policy under president. i'm disappointed. i love john kelly. what a great man, a great hatred. earning those four stars on his shoulder. but h if he has issues with the president, he said his peace. if he can to live with that, he can resign. he can't undermine the preside president. >> martha: he said that he was providing the president with the best and the most open, legal and staffing advice so that he could make an informed decision. he said that if that is working against trump, then guilty as charged. >> mike: that's not quite accurate, though. yes, he gives some information. that's the job of the chief of staff. he tells him bad news. he's the one that delivers the bad news. but on the other hand, once the elected person has said, "thank you for your input. i appreciate it. here's what were going to do." then, is the job of everyone in that organization including the chief of staff to salute that flag t

we are talking about rex tillerson and the former white house chief of staff, john kelly. according to excerpts, she writes they confided in me this when they resisted the president, they weren't being insubordinate, they were trying to save the country. the president didn't know what he was doing. >> it absolutely happened. and instead of saying that to me, they should have been b saying that to the president. not asking me to join them on their side bar plan. it should have been go tell the president what your differences are and quit if you don't like what he's doing but to undermine a president is really a very dangerous thing. and it goes against the constitution and it goes against what the american people want. it was offensive. f. >> also writes that tillerson told her people would die if president trump was left unchecked. tillerson did not give a comment to the post and kelly -- providing the president quote with the best and most open leader and ethical staff across the government so he could make the decision, guilty as chargd.d cnn has reached out for comment,

that mike pompeo is actually a worse secretary of state than rex tillerson with who was disastrous. you don't get the since that mike pompeo is trying to do the right thing. you get the sense that it is all about him. >> harry, another thing that comes out in these hundreds of pages of transcripts that we've seen is the republican concern about the process. but i would put this way, not in the way that they have been talking about the process publicly. you see lieu this kind of line of questioning concern even from some key republicans that the private proceedings be kept private. from mark meadows and michael mccall, both voicing concern about keeping the confidentiality of the proceedings which is so contradictory when you see republicans who staged that protest saying let us in. you pair that with the number of questions that you do see republicans asking in these transcripts. can they still argue that they aren't getting a fair time? >> can they argue, i mean they really couldn't before, but it didn't keep them from doing it. but this is as you say really a vallidation of the pr

ambassador nikki haley who claims rex tillerson and john kelly tried to get her to undermine the president. we're back in a moment. >>> it is a new week in the impeachment probe, and starting on wednesday, we are going to see public testimony for the first time, this as we learn new details about witnesses previously, what they had to say behind closed doors. >> democrats are pushing back on gop efforts to have hunter biden and the ukraine

in her new book being released tuesday, nikki haley asserts that former secretary of state rex tillerson and former white house chief of staff john kelly attempted to recruit her to work around the president in an effort to save the country, according to the "washington post." haley writes in her book, kelly and tillerson confided in me that when they resisted the president, they weren't being insubordinate, they were trying to save the country. it was in their interests of america, they said. the president didn't know what he was doing. according to the "washington post," when they reached john kelly, when the "washington post" reached john kelly, he said that if providing the president -- i'm quoting now -- with the best and most open legal and ethical staffing advice from across the government so he can make an informed decision is working against trump, then guilty as charged, end quote. joining me right now, cnn political analyst and assistant editor for the "washington post," david swirling. david, good to see you. >> hi, fred. >> just this week, televised public impeachment hearin

the idea on this book tour and in her book she would hang out, people like rex tillerson and general tilly and she said she was offended they were trying to do things like general kelly had to stop the president early on in the administration from pulling our troops out of south korea. what did she want him to do? so it is an amazing -- i was offended by the fact she was willing to throw people under the bus like that. and the voters will decide when she's in a primary some day. but she has definitely decided that you need to be onboard with the trump family, who she is close with and the trump train, if you want a future in this party. >> haley and romney were the fevered dream date of the last ever trumper republicans out there and this removes half of that equation now. >> it sure does. it will not be a popular stance for the never trumpers, that's for sure. but clearly she's made a calculation. she's very ambition. she wants to be president. she seems to think if she's going to have success in the presidential party, she has got to stay on as close to donald trump as white on ric

>> elaine, haley says during a closed door meeting, former secretary of state rex tillerson and former chief of staff john kelly asked her to joine ey werg to save the country. in a statement to cbs news, kelly says it was his job to prevent both pros and cons of policy changes to the >> all right, weijia jiang there outside of trump tower in new york. thank you. >>> president trump will mark veterans day in new york city tomorrow. he will kick off the veterans day parade, the nation's largest along fifth avenue. it's a tradition that began 100 years ago with a huge ticker tape parade for returning troops from world war i. >>> in mexico today, a somber caravan of fundamentalist mormons fled their homes in a rural part of the country following the brutal massacre last week of nine family members. but as jonathan vigliotti reports, some are staying behind, looking for justice. >> some are never coming back. >> reporter: sadness and relief for members of the offshoot mormon community from sonora, mexico. >> bye! >> reporter: as a caravan left the la mora colony saturday morning, carrying

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also claims that john kelly, then chief of staff and rex tillerson, then secretary of state, tried to recruit her to join their cause. but she says she refused. >> they totally knew that i was not going to be with them. >> did you say that? >> it was very aware. >> and did you tell the president afterward, hey -- >> i told -- if we -- if this is what the president wanted, and especially we were talking about the issue of palestinian aid, that we needed to do that. >> did you say to the president later, hey, you've got two guys working against you? >> the president was aware, yes. >> you told him? >> yes. >> that is significant. also this morning former secretary of state rex tillerson is pushing back on those claims and others made about him in nikki haley's new book. he denies taking any action to undermine the president. he said nikki haley rarely appeared in the meetings with the president. let's go to david, great have your perspective. on nikki haley, she was pushed on whether she felt the president was honest. >> yes. >> and she said yes. what's the nikki haley play here? >> wel

. >>> secretary of state at the time rex tillerson and his chief of staff john kelly. you said you told the president he had these two folks working against him. how surprised were you the president decided to keep both of them onboard even after you told him? >> well, they're gone. so i told him in due time, and he figured it out on his own, and the rest he was able to figure out. >> "washington post" columnist kathleen parker's latest piece is called "nikki haley had it all. then she wrote a book and blew it." in the book and in interviews on her current book tour, the former u.n. ambassador and two-term south carolina governor has clearly decided to go all in for donald trump, and that certainly hasn't always been the case. >> do you ever have any doubt about the fitness of this president? >> i never did. donald trump is everything i taught my children not to do in kindergarten. >> any question about his truthfulness, his ability to tell the truth? >> i taught my two little ones, you don't lie and make things up. >> i never had any concern on whether he could handle

and rex tillerson did something that mike pompeo is unwilling to do, he said and now his capitulation to donald trump over the interest of state department employees he oversees is the subject of new reporting in the "new york times." mr. pompeo is facing a revolt in the state department. confidence in his leadership has plummeted and letting the president's personal agenda affect foreign policy. he's done more to damage the 75,000 person agency than even his predecessor rex tillerson viled by employees. the table is back. >> tillerson now does look a little better by comparison, but the analogy i would make is that, what separates the united states from autocratic countries is our institutions. we have institutions that we try to protect. tillerson tried to protect the state department as much as he didn't hire people, when he quarreled with trump and when he was pushed out, it was because he was protecting the equities of the state department. pompeo, no. pompeo is, i am like your lackey. i've got the 75,000 person agency under me. i'm going to do your bidding and that's just soul d

former secretary of state rex tillerson and former white house chief of staff john kelly. according to the post haley writes in her new book "kelly and tillerson confided in me that when they resisted the president they weren't being insubordinate, they were trying to save the country." haley doubled down on her claims in a recent interview. >> instead of saying that to me they should have been saying that to the president, not asking me to join them on their side bar plan. it should have been go tell the president what your differences are and quit if you don't like what he's doing. but to under mine a president is really a very dangerous thing. >> joining me now "washington post" senior political reporter aaron blake and rick tyler decided to come back with me, thank you, rick, rick, start with you, the former ambassador to the u.n., no secret that she did, in fact, oppose some of the president's policies. at times she certainly -- she told me she opposed certainly his tone occasionally. but now she's saying that tillerson and kelly tried to undermine the president and c

. >> a new book by nikki haley shines an unwelcomed light on the white house and says rex tillerson and john kelly tried to get ler to work with them to resist president trump's wishes. she said the idea offended her. >> to undermine a president is really a very dangerous thing and it goes against the constitution and it goes against what the american people want. it was offensive. >> in a statement, kelly told "cbs news" it was his job to recent many sides of policy choices to president trump so he could make an informed decision. >>> org nigh zers of today's parade says he is thfirst sitting president in their 100 year history. >> it is 4:41. >> sued by her own fan. madonna had trouble for allegedly showing up hours late to her shows. this morning, the man who says not on my watch. >> and taking a live look outside right now. this is the bay bridge from trish sure island. a little bit of fog there hat don't get a lot of fanfare. it became a vie fall place where subs were built. one was the uss wahoo. >> i have become emotionally a patched to those 575 where inbo ptfouss wa >> i d keas

rex tillerson has not responded. deirdre: protests once again turning violent in hong kong. lauren: protester shot point blank by a police officer. tracee carrasco with those details. tracee: at least one protester was shot early this morning as activists tried to block roads and hold up train service. one man was sent to the hospital after police fired at the demonstrators. the 21-year-old underwent emergency surgery. video on social media shows an officer firing multiple shots toward the crowd. tear gas was fired at protesters. businesses were disrutted and several schools were closed for the day. this is the sixth month of protests on the streets of hong kong. iran's president says a new oil field has been discovered in the country's south with more than 50 billion barrels of crude. the find could boost the country's reserves by a third as it continues to struggle to sell energy abroad due to american sanctionses. iran currently has the world's fourth largest proven deposits of crude oil and the world's second largest deposits of natural gas. also on the oil front, saudi

that's rex tillerson who at one point we believe called the president a moron behind closed doors among other things, but does this mean maybe general mattis will come out? does this mean maybe more people who have left the administration on not so great terms will start speaking out about this? >> i wouldn't hold your breath in anticipation. tillerson has said other colorful things in interviews with reporters. i believe last time he said he many times told the president he shouldn't do something if he thought it was illegally. i don't think we're going to see tillerson and pompeo go hunting together at any time soon, but it's a clear slight not only against the president but also against pompeo for not speaking up. >> it's interesting to hear him say it's crystal dleclear. >> i think the republicans know that it was wrong, and i think they're mounting the effort they are as political, you know, triage or damage control, and they're going to continue to do that. in an honest moment they'll tell you this was wrong. >> all right, how will the president behave this morning. will he be liv

she said former chief of staff john kelly and rex tillerson attempted to recruit her to undermine the president. haley writes in her book kelly and tillerson confided in me when they resisted the president they weren't being insubordinate, they were trying to save the country. it was their decisions, not the president's, that were in the best interest of america, they said. the president didn't know what he was doing. joining me now is anthony scaramucci, former white house communications director. i think there are two things going on, nikki haley makes clear she wouldn't work with those two men to subvert the will of the president. there's that, but there's also the notice two senior officials including the secretary of state, according to nikki haley, thought the president was a danger to america. >> yeah. well, there's a lot going on there. i think the first thing you say is obviously i'm a governor haley fan or ambassador haley fan. she has a difference of opinion on this than i do. i think the big issue for her if she decides to run for president she has to be careful because th

when rex tillerson was there. they're all gone. and when you take the anonymous book which covers a period past that, this anonymous senior trump administration official says that mick mulvaney is just a yes man. and it is in this period that the president committed actions on this phone call with ukraine that will likely get him impeached. >> and pompeo is also more of that. much more of a facilitator than mattis and tillerson were. pompeo certainly understands the policies, but ultimately, he's going to salute up the flag pole. and in that environment, trump is much more capable of damaging himself. >> which he has done. pompeo and mulvaney under the watch of pompeo and vulvainey, the president has committed actions that will get him etch peached. >> he said we should impeach senators, which, of course, doesn't exist. but given the fact he's going to be impeached but almost certainly not convicted, you could make the argument that this new team is more of what trump is happy with. and that if we're coming into 2020 with a -- an u

it made me ask her, does she think that anonymous is either john kelly or rex tillerson? and she declined to speculate. >> fascinating. so if you add -- this is really -- i think actually, a really important point. when you take the episode that you're describing, that she describes in the book that you interviewed her about and the anonymous op-ed that you just talked about. because the whole point of that op-ed, right, is that there are people within the administration who were working to thwart some of the president's -- i feel like they put it, misguided impulses is kind of how it was written. and if you could add one more thing on top of that, this ukraine episode and all that is coming out in these testimonies of career professionals and -- that have been working for trump and for the government for quite so the time. what is the bigger picture that's coming into focus then about this white house? >> well, we see a white house that is dysfunctional. you can't have a functional white house when the chief of staff and the secretary of state are trying to manipulate an

haily reiterated her story that former chief of staff john kelly and secretary rex tillerson tried to rope her in, and she told trump about their plan. >> why did you not feel or did you at any point feel a need to tell the president, hey, this is what these guys are doing? >> well, i did tell the president, and i mean keep in mind, sean, this is one page out of 250 pages of the book, but i did tell the president, and i did tell the national security adviser, hr mcmaster, and there were others that knew of my concerns. in the process. and let's keep in mind, what i have said is this wasn't that these guys thought this was a rogue president. this was that these guys disagreed with his policy. >> so meanwhile former secretary of state rex tillerson is adamantly denying that he worked to undercut president trump's agenda. in a statement, to the "washington post," tillerson wrote in part this, at no time did i, nor to my direct knowledge, did anybody else serving along with me take any actions to undermine the president. my conversations with the president in the prive sift oval office we

ambassador nikki haley slamming former secretary of state rex tillerson and former white house chief of staff john kelly, both appointed by the president for trying to undermine president trump. her new memoir "with all due respect" haley claims the two asked her during a closed door meeting to join them in resisting some of president trump's policies. excerpts released by "the washington post" writes kelly and tillerson confided in me that when they subordinated the president they were trying to save the country. it was their decisions, not the president's that were in the best interests of the america, they said. according to the post, tillerson told her people would die. >> did that really happen? >> it absolutely happened. instead of saying that to me, they should have been saying that to the president. not asking me to join them on their sidebar plan. it should have been go tell the president what your differences are and quit if you don't like what he's doing. but to undermine a president is really a very dangerous thing. and it goes against the constitution, and it goes agains