trump because he worked for donald trump. even though he said should trump run was independent of donald trump. >> but in 2011, the f.e.c. ruled in co-en's favor. for michael cohen, the win was another way of proving his loyalty. >> the way he initially described it to me was a father/son relationship. and when i asked him why he has blind loyalty, he always threw the question back to me as, would you do this for your father? >> the end of the day, the only people donald trump really considers as family are his own family. anyone who considers themself to be almost a trump family member, should really take a reality check. because they tend not to stay around very long. >> but michael cohen did stay and prove his willingness to fight for his boss by aggressively attacking donald trump's enemies, real or perceived. >> a war of words between a beauty queen and organizers of the miss usa pageant. pennsylvania's representative claims the competition is rigged. >> just after the 2012 miss usa pageant, co-owned by donald trump, con

trump because he worked for donald trump. even though he said should trump run was independent of donald trump. >> but in 2011, the f.e.c. ruled in co-en's favor. for michael cohen, the win was another way of proving his loyalty. >> the way he initially described it to me was a father/son relationship. and when i asked him why he has blind loyalty, he always threw the question back to me as, would you do this for your father? >> the end of the day, the only people donald trump really considers as family are his own family. anyone who considers themself to be almost a trump family member, should really take a reality check. because they tend not to stay around very long. >> but michael cohen did stay and prove his willingness to fight for his boss by aggressively attacking donald trump's enemies, real or perceived. >> a war of words between a beauty queen and organizers of the miss usa pageant. pennsylvania's representative claims the competition is rigged. >> just after the 2012 miss usa pageant, co-owned by donald trump, con

now donald trump knows its real. now the republican strategists who are saying that the republican campaign is a shipwreck have finally gotten through donald trump because the polls are delivering a message even donald trump cannot ignore. today's quinpic university poll, 52% democratic candidate and 38% saying they would vote for republican. the biggest polling reversal for republicans is in the midwest where the trump tariffs have done more damage to the agriculture sector of the economy than any other. t the marrist poll shows in july democrats and republicans were tied, and now 51% to 31%. republican senator mitch mcconnell can no longer pretend that he's confident republicans will hold onto the senate. here's what he said yesterday about the suddenly close senate races that republicans were supposed to win like texas where ted cruz is now running scared against democrat beto o'rork. >> all of them too close to call and everyone just a brawl in every one of those places. i hope when the smoke clears we'll still h

. >> you got donald trump's attention today. he's always been more than reluctant to attack you when you're representing stormy daniels, who he tried to apparently keep as a girlfriend for about a year. he tweeted this morning saying avenatti's a third-rate lawyer who's good at making false accusations like he did on me. i don't know why he doesn't seem to notice that all the accusations you made about him have been proven true. he goes onto say that he calls you a total lowlife, and then in a presidential press conference today you got yourself in the presidential press conference history books by getting attacked by the president. let's look at this. >> and then you have this other con-artist, avenatti, come out with another beauty today. i just heard about one a little while ago. i can tell you her lawyer is a lowlife, okay? so i don't know about today's person that came forward. i do know about the lawyer, and -- and you don't get much worse, bad reputation to take a look at his past. >> your reaction? >> well, lawrence, i w

it was blue in 2008, red for donald trump this past year. how do you see that playing out in north carolina with blue territories like mecklenburg county, greensboro but a lot of rules in areas that tend to be majority right. >> the district i represented for a decade was split between urban and rural. it wasn't that long ago, so different, 7 points ahead of the ticket, in 2004, and 2008, it has become much more polarized. downright tribal. eboni: we could go on much longer. we got to wrap, we will be right back. t into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with fresh milk and real cream. >> five people arrested at a new mexico compound on weapons and conspiracy charges after charges against we of them were dropped earlier this week. >>

and no doubt donald trump is the gop. the gop is donald trump. i love the fact president obama laid out those key issues and plus the economy. which is such the big thing the right runs on. what economic miracle does the 96 months of job growth. two quick stats. unemployment came down six points in the last ten years. five under president obama. african-american trump loves to claim responsibility. ten points in the last year. 90% under president obama. one point under trump. yet he wants to claim the responsibility in all the accomplishments of the black president president. >> he wants to co-op president obama's legacy and at the same time demeanize the man. that's been his mo. it's like his first lady who is a brilliant line at the republican convention was michelle obama's line. do you think this kind of a speech during the obama presidency, particularly on the issue dean mentioned on the economy, tauting the economic comeback, do you wish president obama had done that then so that people in their minds would always be crediting him rather th

donald trump is donald trump. he's been this way for decades. jimmy breslin wrote about him in the 1980s saying that he creates razzle dazzle saying trump will be on top. he created this persona. his entire being is built on exaggeration and lies. but the people around him who are willing to take it as far as they have and adopt it as their own personal mantras. this is the annihilation of truth here. step back from donald trump for a moment. he is not the first politician to lie. he lies a lot more. but he is shifting the window and the people are becoming numb to it or willing to believe the lie. gary kasparov made this point in an authoritarian regime, the lies are not designed to believe one thing or another. it is to doubt that you know what the truth is. gas lighting. so i don't know what to believe. i don't know what is true. when he says the lester holt interview was botched, or what was the term he used? faked in some way? it was not. but now he's planted the seed out there. is it inconceivable that 40% of americans might say, well, i d

does donald trump get it? does he understand that they're all leaking and he can't trust any of them? >> of course he did. of course he does. and he never trusts anyone to begin with. one of the people in that group is his son-in-law, the guy married to his daughter and he apparently doesn't trust his son-in-law. when he sued me at one point, you know, he sued me because i had anonymous sources. he wanted to know who my anonymous sources were. they deposed me for two days. at one point his lawyers began reading a list to me of trump insiders and people outside the organization that he was to to find out if i had spoken to them. after he got to about the fifth person i realized they were on a fishing expedition and i said i'm not going to answer this question. my lawyers intervened and we moved on. and what's ironic about that is he's employing the same principal right now in the white house. he is trying to fair it out, anonymous sources. and it's -- the man that's doing this is someone that spent the last fiv

>> donald trump knows why. confessed sexual assaulters like donald trump know the answer to that question, that's why people like trump repeatedly sexual assault women as he's accused of doing through the his entire adulthood and as he boasted about on that "access hollywood" video. there are hundreds of thousands of answers to donald trump's question on twitter under the the hashtag #whyididn'treport. sexual assaulters know why women don't report. that is what sexual assaulters are counting on, that they will never be reported. and i hope i'm just one of millions of men who spent a couple of hours today reading those answers. thousands of them contained an identical line word for word, no one would believe me. it keeps recurring as a haunting refrain as you read why i didn't report. angel ward said i was 17 and he was my best friend and told me no one would believe me. he had more friends than i did and his parents knew mine and i thought i would be blamed. why i didn't report. darrell hannah said i did, it di

but donald trump confronting dan coats or donald trump confronting mike pompeo or anyone else in that administration is actually something hard to envision for such a cowardly man. >> it's true. he actually doesn't even confront jeff sessions. he just tweets about him and rages about him to other people. he could fire him if he wanted. he is president of the united states. but he won't even do that. so i think that's right. i think he will end his minions out to forage around in desks and look at computers and look at phones and all the rest of it. maybe he'll even roll out the lie detector tests. that would be fun. but i don't think that he is going to have the nerve to look someone like dan coats in the eye and say, you did it. i know you did it. i don't think that's his style. >> ron klain, you've been involved in trying to strategize congressional elections for democrats. this is the kind of moment that is the nightmare moment for a party where you're -- everything you're trying to do gets completely distracted by the person who is supposed to be the figurehead of your campaigning

anticipation grows over donald trump's speech at the u.n. general assembly on tuesday with some hoping the president will use it to rebuild shouted international relations. and the rate of sexual assaults in south africa now ranks among the world's highest with new cases opening old wounds we hear from some of the victims. of depression actually trying to commit suicide this happened so many years ago. i can get into you nothing would have been done. it's ten o'clock here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international live from our studio with me in india today welcome to the program and we start with our breaking news story russia's defense ministry has released second by second radar data showing exactly what happened in syrian airspace in the immediate run up to the downing of of russian twenty plane the new evidence appears to refute israel's claims that its fighter jets had left the area and the russian plane was brought down so to discuss the details i'm joined now by our tease murat well that was something interesting to watch wasn'

always been donald trump. donald trump gets the last line of the book, and it is in the description by the president's former defense lawyer, john dowd. trump had one overriding problem that dowd knew but couldn't bring himself to say to the president. you're a f-ing liar. joining our discussion now, harry littman, former u.s. attorney and deputy attorney general under president clinton and maya wiley who served as counsel to new york city mayor bill de blasio. she's an msnbc legal analyst. and maya, in the woodward book we're seeing that john dowd is calling the president a liar and the "new york times" reporting that robert mueller has partially given up on the idea of ever getting an interview with donald trump and is interested in possibly getting written answers at least on the collusion questions. >> yeah, i think it's pretty clear that donald trump can't tell the truth on a regular basis. we know that. that's clearly something he has demonstrated in public. so it's not so surprising that someone like a

, but because donald trump simply could not tell the truth. the book reports conversations between the president and his lawyer that could only have come from the president or his lawyer, which means john dowd appears to be the source of this material in the book, especially since the book includes things that john dowd thought but never said. john dowd's own interior dialogue with himself is in this book, and there's only one place to get that. and that is -- that actually is what the last line of the book is. >>> the book ends with, in the man and his presidency, dowd had seen the tragic flaw. in the political back and forth, the evasions, the denial, the tweeting, the obscuring, crying fake news, the indignation, trump had one problem dowd knew but could not bring himself to say to the president. you're a f-ing liar. joining our discussion now, mimi roper, politics editor at the root.com, both msnbc contributors and, mimi, what do you make of this report of plea negotiations with paul manafort tonight, one of the paths as bob woodward would

donald trump's response come his predecessors boring. the economy is right because of republican policies like tax cuts. his message will get through for the midterms? juan williams and fox news contributor jason chaffetz and author of the new book the deep state. welcome to you both. let's talk about these two. they are so different. president obama viewed as a statesman, this speech was long and flowery. donald trump has a lot of energy and power, riles up the crowds in a different way. what is the plus and minus for president obama being on the trail? >> president obama is popular personally but his policies were widely unpopular. one of the most scandalous administrations we had in my lifetime. the economy is doing so much better under donald trump. foreign-policy doing exceptionally well if you look at north korea and the fact donald trump tore up the iran nuclear deal so foreign policies, the economy is doing better and under barack obama democrats won 1000 seats across the nation. trump has a winning formula and winning message an

trump donald trump has already arrived at the building. a short while ago he talked to journalists when he came in he talked about a few questions and took in a few press shows made a few remarks about venezuela about palestine and various things but everyone is waiting to hear what he has to stay. at the united nations security council meeting. hello and welcome i'm touchy my great to have your company as you mentioned u.s. president dollar trump is about to chair the u.n. security council in new york people have started gathering there waiting for him to come in and start his remarks and be of course go there live as soon as he starts speaking you're looking at pictures coming from the u.n. security council chamber sitting with me in the same. new deal is nicole rendered she's from the german council on foreign relations welcome to you was sitting here yesterday listening to donald trump's remarks at the united nations general assembly what are you expecting him to say today where you will repeat most of what he said yesterday so there w

we are seeing it under donald trump. obama can take credit for job gains but can't take credit for those three key pieces. shannon: how do you correlate, what is the connection or is there not one between things like tax cuts and rolling back regulations? do they get credit for that? >> that is why you see the jump in business confidence and business investment. when you have those tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks business is starting to say it makes sense to invest. we will buy new equivalent, new machinery, hire workers, start putting money back to work in the economy because we have incentive to do that. what trump gets credit for is pointing to tax cuts and regulation and the kinds of outcomes you can attribute to those policy inputs. shannon: you know democrats will say this is about the previous administration. when the president ordered this, talk about the fact he is the reason for positive changes, we have seen an economy that makes talks store, investor portfolios. and corporate profits climate fails to give w

and donald trump. didn't he have to tell the mueller team everything he had before getting the pardon? >> that's the condition of any plea agreement. when he came forward in the proffer he had to dazzle the prosecutors enough to believe the information he had was reliable and that it went up the chain of command. i caution everybody, yes, it's possible that it's trump, trtrump jr., jared kushner, but it could also be the other folks in the russian investigation, russians. so it could relate to those people as well. which would be interesting if manafort has information that's not damaging to the americans above him, but that he really has information damaging only to russians. does he then still appear loyal to president trump and keep the possibility open for a pardon. we can't rule that out. >> i wonder what the value of a pardon is at this point. if he already told what he knows, whatever he told is damaging enough that they were willing to give him a deal. this is even alan said on friday on msnbc.

let's begin with donald trump's assault on the rule of law. your thoughts. >> i think what she means by this is an assault on democrats rule of law, she is not happy with the positions, the things he has done towards the epa and other initiatives democrats usually promote. on top of this she tries to say as if the president has this iron fist rule of law but she's forgetting the house and the senate and states rights and the supreme court. look at california. california is alive and well and fighting back against the president for better or for worse. states rights. heather: they forget those a lot. the legitimacy of our elections is in doubt. >> i think this comes again from the fact she is not over losing this election. there's a lot of bitterness that seeps through in this op-ed. did russia succeed in sowing discord? absolutely. did they interfere in those votes that got donald trump elected? absolutely not. maybe she should have spent more time campaigning in michigan. heather: third, the president is waging war on truth and reason. >> i'm

donald trump. i love that donald trump bought in cash -- manafort bought in cash a condo from paul manafort for over $3 million. it is one of the assets that now mueller has is manafort's condo in trump tower. so mueller now owns a condo in trump tower. >> they should run it from there. i have to bring that back because you have done a lot of background on the family because part of what looks like it happened, your book, that donald trump was using those condos as a way for russians to invest, get their money out of russia and into the united states. >> absolutely. there are buildings in florida that trump has and elsewhere. donald has done this all throughout his career. when the late great wayne barrett was the first reporter to get on him in the '70s, donald tried to bribe him with an apartment in trump tower. >> i have to play this now. this is donald trump jr.'s gma interview. he's talking about -- it almost sounds like an episode of the "sopranos." here's don jr. >> i think there are people

so that certainly tells you that donald trump is an issue. >> donald trump is the number one issue. and as much as we like to have debates over policy issues and we should, if you look at just the republican primaries and special elections, we know among republican voters, the singular issue is the cult of personality that is donald trump. for democrats there is a lot of currency in suggesting that we oppose donald trump, his leadership and what he stands for. i want to go to jason's comment a little bit. i think it's been smart to talk about corruption and releasing a list of items they would investigate. but i think democrats have to be careful not to be too cute by half here. we do have a president who confessed to participating in an action that a federal judge entered into a judgment as a crime in the michael cohen case. and it is important that democrats at least recognize that and be willing to talk about how they might approach impeachment in january should they take control. will democrats focus on corruption or open an investigation into whether this rises to the level of

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anticipation grows save the donald trump's speech at the u.n. general assembly on cheese day with some hoping the president would use it to rebuild shattered international relations. the rights of sexual assaults in south africa now ranks among the world's highest with new cases aping old we head from some of the victims. of fear. to depression actually try to commit suicide this happened so many years ago. that's i can get into you nothing would have been done. hello and welcome to the international with me and to seche good to have you with us this hour. russia's defense ministry has released second by second radar data showing exactly what happened in syrian airspace in the immediate run up to the downing of a russian surveillance plane last week the new evidence appears to refute israel's claims that its fighter jets had left the area when the russian plane was. a day or two to discuss the findings in the studio with more on. how does this newly released radar data correlate with israel's statements well it doesn't correlate with israel's st

anticipation grows over donald trump's speech at the u.n. general assembly on chiefs a good sign i'm hoping the president will use it to rebuild shotted international relations. and the rates of sexual assault in south africa now ranks among the world's highest with new cases a thing. we have from some of the victims. of this of. to depreciate actually trying to commit suicide this happened so many years ago. but still i can get into you know nothing would have been done. it's just ten three am in the russian capital we are watching aussie international . russia's defense ministry has released second by second radar data showing exactly what happens in syria in a space in the media it's run up to the downing of a russian surveillance plane last week the new evidence appears to refute israel's claims that its fighter jets had left the area when the russian plane was sports now david to discuss the findings in the studio with more on. how does this newly released radar data correlate with israel's statements well it doesn't correlate with isra

shannon: all eyes on iran as donald trump heads back to the un today. how the white house is refusing to back down to the rogue regime. duncan dumping the donuts. the brand-new name change to one of america's favorite coffee chains. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ getting started ♪ already ♪ getting started ♪ around here ♪ heather: just getting warmed up and started. look at that shot of new york city, the empire state building, you can't see the stop of it because of the low cloud cover, very rainy day. we will see how it shapes up, rainy yesterday, we will see what today shapes up to be. inc. you for starting the day with us. enough is enough, chuck grassley denying democrat calls to delay brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing as a blockbuster day of testimony is about to set the stage for a fiery confirmation vote. griff jenkins live in washington with the latest that keeps changing by the minute. >> reporter: the judge and his accuser will appear before the senate judiciary committee thursday. chuck grassley writing a lett

donald trump jr. today slammed critics of the president, tweeting, quote, injecting politics today is disgraceful. but, of course, we have seen president trump be political today and inject politics today. starting with his very first tweet about peter strzok and the fbi. >> i mean, i guess i still resent the fact that i have to pay attention to what donald trump's children say on twitter. all of the time. i mean, seriously. why is this still happening? it's a sad fact of his presidency that he doesn't inspire real leadership and continues to rely on his children to conduct official work and be surrogates in the media. and that's just gross. >> let's just take a look at some of the few tweets that the president did send about 9/11. the first one is a retweet of his white house aide, a photograph of the president himself, signing a proclamation in the oval office about 9/11. next, praise of new york mayor rudy guiliani, who is his attorney and represents him on cable tv. 8:30, the president tweeted a p

>> i got to be honest, donald trump's tweet every time donald trump tweets and some of his tweets are seemingly outrageous but what is really outrageous is when we see these things he becomes more and were corrupted because this does look like targeting of the trump campaign, this was an individual the investigators went after with no definitive evidence or proof to connect them to the campaign in and of itself so it does appear it is a witchhunt every time we get more information from the fbi. it seems as though there is something there. >> this is all wrapped up in the midterms, politics, the president calls it a witchhunt, democrats trying to get to the truth, 2020 just down the way and i was struck to find out john kerry in 2004 was the nominee, had a rough time against george w. bush, he is leaving the door open to running in 2020. >> i hope he does, that would be great. i can't wait until that windsurfing elitist, we are sec compliant, it is so ridiculous they are exhuming these guys who failed and failed and failed. i hope to see john kerry fight it out with hillary clinton for

the problem is michael cohen and donald trump are in too deep. they didn't do what i thought they should have done frankly six months ago. and now what they want to do is cancel the case, they want to call no glory, completely surrender and we're not willing to accept that surrender under the terms they want to offer. >> what are some of the claims in your case that would not be satisfied if they were allowed to drop out of this cosnow. >> for instance, we still have the defamation cause of action or claim against michael cohen, against donald trump, and another against michael cohen and keith davidson in hiding documents from my client. and furthermore we wanted a determination that mda was not just null and void but an illegal contract proposed by donald trump in an effort to violate campaign financial law. obviously he's not going to agree with that. >> you and i discovered only today specified this in your complaint that you want this as a finding which they could then do as an admission. they could write it out as an admission in their next

reportero: las sanciones fueron ratificados por donald trump en su discurso en la onu. exigiÓ mÁs más acciones para terminar con el rÉgimen de maduro. es un rÉgimen que podrÍa ser derrocado rÁpidamente por los militares, si los militares deciden hacerlo. ustedes vieron cÓmo se diseminaron los militares, esos militares corrÍan para guarecerse. eso no estÁ bien usted quÉ opina general kelly? ellos habrÍan corrido hacia la bomba. eso incluso es mejor. reportero: no hay planes estadounidense para luchar contra la situaciÓn de venezuela, sÓlo tienen planes de contingencia. la violencia en acapulco ha llegado a tales lÍmites que la marina dio un golpe a la corrupciÓn. alejandro: el descontrol total en el puerto de acapulco ocasionÓ que elementos de la marina mexicana arrestaron a los policÍas encargado de brindar el orden, presuntamente porque los oficiales le sirven a un cÁrtel criminal. >> se implementÓ un plan en acapulco por existir sospecha de infiltraciÓn de grupos delictivos. alejandro: se detuvo a un directivo y a dos mandos acusados de homicidio.

for donald trump to defend himself against the lawlessness. jillian: there is no word from doj and fbi officials when those documents will be made public. todd: keeping politics out of the classroom. that is the idea behind the new proposed bill, teacher code of ethics. jillian: jackie ibanez breaks it down. >> reporter: impasse, politics and personal views in the classroom would be a thing of the past. the idea from pennsylvania state lawmaker will tomlin who is hoping to rally support from statehouse members writing a memo, quote, doing so takes time away from construction in the academic foundation subjects of mathematics, science, english, history and civics that prevents our students receiving a high quality public education for careers in the global high-tech economy. public school teachers k-12 would be prevented from being open about endorsing candidates at the local, state and federal level. in addition they could not talk about activities the, quote, hamper and impede law enforcement action or military recruiters on campus. any viola

step back from donald trump for a moment. donald trump is who he is. he's not the first politician to lie. he lies a lot more. what's happening, though, is he's shifting the window and people are becoming numb to it or willing to believe the lies. gary kasperof made this point, in an authoritarian regime, lies aren't deef signed to make you believe one thing or another, it's to make you doubt your critical sensibility to -- >> it's gaslighting. >> gaslight. we get to a point where i don't know what to believe, i don't know what is true. when he said the lester holt interview was botched or what was the term he used -- >> fake. >> it was not. but now he's planted the seed out there and is it conceivable 40% of americans might begin to say, well, i don't know what to believe. even if i see the videotape, i won't believe it. >> why is that there? why do americans say i don't know what to believe and as a default side with the president? >> because he tells them a story about america that they want to hear. >> which is? >> which is -- a friend of mine who

the white house says donald trump will meet in the u.s. deputy attorney general on thursday after reports suggesting rant rosenstein is about to leave his position just days after meter alleged he was proposing to secretly tape donald trump calls auntie's kennedy. story. well we're seeing reports now that rod rosenstein the deputy attorney general who is overseeing the investigation into donald trump for alleged collusion with russia parents offered a verbal resignation now that's some reports that we are seeing well we now have sarah huckabee sanders the white house press spokesperson coming forward and saying that that is not the case that donald trump just had a phone conversation with rod rosenstein and that once donald trump returns from the united nations on thursday when he's back in washington d.c. rod rosenstein and trump will be meeting in person now the reason that there was so much speculation that rod rosenstein had resigned or was possibly going to be fired by trump was in response to reports that he had had actually called f

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when war donald -- where donald trump is concerned. brian: you open your book with fantastic -- with major. fantastic. major: the first two words donald trump ever ex post me. i never engaged with him before he became a presidential candidate. didn't consider him seriously. is anything, and american life, except an oddity. never watched the apprentice. never paid any attention to his flirtation with running for the presidency early in his life. we were in michigan, the first rally of donald trump that i sought -- that i was assigned to cover for cbs, sitting in the first row to the left. the press conference before rally, trump walks in, looks around, takes one or two questions, sees me, and says, major, fantastic. hey,he meant by that was, there is a network correspondent on the front row, this was in early august, 2015. what did he say to himself? that must mean i'm getting somewhere. because until then, a network correspondent he knew and thought of them had some memory about was now covering his campaign. he considered himself pers

he will meet with donald trump tomorrow. rob: todd pyro live in studio, uncovering a plot that could link rosenstein to a secret plan to record the president. >> reporter: house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte saying the house will subpoena memos by deputy director andrew mccabe thinking they may provide info on the discussion with the subpoena coming as soon as thursday when rosenstein is scheduled to meet with the president at the white house. sources telling fox news the mccabe memos cover the firing of james comey and the controversial wire comment by rosenstein. the new york times reported he suggested wearing a wire during meetings with the president, remarks his defenders insisted were merely sarcastic in invoking the constitution to remove donald trump from office. house freedom caucus member mark meadows tweeted you can't have the number 2 official at the department of justice making comments about wiring the president and not address it. rod rosenstein must come before congress this week under oath to tell the tru

as donald trump himself said -- and donald trump also said in the presser that he was sort of interested, vaguely, in hearing what other women had to say. that's a huge hole for the democrats to drive right through, right now. it looks like it's slipping away, to me. i've covered a lot of these. and trump did not help brett kavanaugh's case today, at all. >> jennifer, 25 seconds. will there be a vote on friday? >> i sincerely doubt it. i would make two points. first, alcohol is central to this. and i think the fbi is just the organization to explore what kind of alcohol problem or if he has an alcohol problem or what he does with alcohol. and secondly, imagine if this was a black teenager. would any of those republicans not be calling for a full investigation of the police, of the fbi? this guy is a white guy of privilege. and that's a problem for them. >> you used the word "privilege ", and that is a question that's going to circle around tomorrow. how are people treated? how should they be treated and what does america make of this hearing? i want to give my special thanks to some very

meanwhile anticipation grows over donald trump's speech at the u.n. general assembly on tuesday with some hoping the president will use its rebuild shattered international relations and the rights of its in south africa and i ranks among the world's highest with new cases opening old wounds we hear from some of the victims. part of depression actually trying to commit suicide this happened so many years ago. but i can get into you nothing would have been done. hello there are seven pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now to me putin's just held a phone conversation with israel's prime minister over russia's announcement of securing syrian airspace and protecting russia's craft there moscow's measures introduced at a briefing on monday do come a week after a russian military plane was downed over syria in incident moscow has blamed on israel. we're beginning to they're going to that's the quick sure that the implementation of these measures will cool some hot heads and will keep them from judge moves that could threaten our servicemen

. >> donald trump will be speaking in nevada. and in the unlikely event he says anything worth reporting we will report that. but at this hour tomorrow night, rachel, when you and i are having this chat it is very hard to say where we're going to be. clearly that 10:00 a.m. friday deadline that chuck grassly was trying to force on dr. ford about the decision, that is all in play now. that and the negotiations are under way, and we are going to be waiting hour by hour tomorrow. >> i feel -- i have to say, lawrence, i feel like -- i feel like anything is possible here. i really have no idea how this ends in terms of the kavanaugh nomination. i've expressed my doubts as to whether or not it can survive. but in terms of how this is going to play out in the long run and what's going to happen next and how they're going to deal with this allegation, i really feel like it's a totally open road how this is going to happen. from your experience in the senate do you feel you know where this is going to end up or do you feel this is as open

it is hard to know, jonathan, what the bridge too far is for donald trump. but for some people this is it. >> 18% believe the world is flat. you know? you can get 18% for anything. so that is a really, really low number. and i think there are a number of other things that have happened in the last few weeks. we happened to mention john mccain. he just beat donald trump in a landslide, even though he was -- you know, he had died. and the contrast there i think was very, very powerful in the last ten days when they were in the field with that -- with that poll. and so you had a lot of republicans and independents who outnumbered democrats and republicans in this poll. they are now the number one political force in this country by about 7 or 8 points where people identify themselves as independents. then democrats. then republicans bringing up the rear. and the various things that they're trying to do on the republican side to rally their base are not working. for instance, they thought that they were going to turn a young woman who was tragically killed in iow

donald trump is a representation of that change. and the way he is perceived, because he is a disruptor and because he is so different in the office and does not do things the way previous presidents have, there is an edge. there is uneducated edge to the presentation. there is an edge to the evaluation. that seeps in. brian: is that ordered by the producers of these programs? major: i can say for everything that scott pelley said, scott pelley wrote. brian: did get scott pelley in trouble? major: i don't think so. brian: you didn't get removed because he was angry about donald trump? major: i don't think so. brian: if you watched it every night, he did it every night. anchors across the board are stunned every night. they are shocked. you sit and watch it and you go, whatever happened to journalism? major: taking the question at its full measure and full weight, i get that question a lot. the first thing i say is i am one person. i wonder those with a long track record. you can read everything i've ever written. brian: why do you t