please, go talk to your attorney first. danielle, what are you hearing on your show in terms of as the world turns shall we say in this very case? you know, i constantly here from my colleagues, they call in from all over the country. the reality is when you are a dog and you lie down, you wake up with fleas. these are the groups of people he s around. we have this whole mystery who done it in so many different areas because they re criminal. their behavior is criminal. you would not have to ask all of these questions and have all of this followup if they were transparent. there s a reason why they re not transparent about their relationships that they have, the meetings that they go on, who s in them, who s privy to them because they know they re doing something wrong. that is the pattern we have learned over the course of these many, many, many months that make me feel like i am 116 years old because every day it is another lie. it is something that they left out, something that
equivalent now of trying to take down the credibility and legitimacy of donald trump and giuliani s narrative. he s trying to change the narrative with lanny davis. it s like a soap opera, as the world turns. anyway, mimi rocah, thank you very much. ahead, the government gets more time to reunite migrant children with their families, but how long will it really take? [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer s disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer s first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer s association walk to end alzheimer s. register today at alz.org/walk.
meritocratic idea, this pragmatic understanding that free trade is good for everyone. this is place is, after 50 years, is deeply imprinted in singapore. it s remarkable how open and welcoming of diversity singapore still is. anthony: we are now living in times where globalism and globalization are bad words. we are seeing a rise of donald: yeah, i know, populism. anthony: of populism, of nationalism. donald: which is why, you know, i m concerned about singapore s future. this is a place that has been a main beneficiary of globalization. and as the world turns against globalization, as the world becomes more inward looking, as countries in europe and u.s. become more concerned about protecting their own borders, literally in the case of the u.s. there is a high probability that singapore will not thrive in such a world.
now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. thank you for watching. what a start to the week. a busy one. it is not infrastructure week. it s foreign policy. we talk about emmanuel macron. angela merkel is also going to be here later in the week. trade is massively important. the iran deal. a lot going on. i m going to see you back here at 3:00 p.m. thank you for watching. check us out on social media and connect with our show. right now, we hand you off to our dear friend andrea mitchell for andrea mitchell reports. and right now on andrea mitchell reports, as the world turns. the president s foreign policy on the line this week. his first state visitor, the president of france, trying to talk him out of blowing up the
this is from big brother. i was haunted by the tweets. they said, keep her away, don t give her access. shannon: it is sinister music playing, she s whispering. she says it s bad. she had some good things about what is going on with the white house. my question is, does she have an nda, nondisparagement agreement? i don t know. it was interesting to see how the white house quickly responded. the deputy press secretary roger shah had it they can come ready to fire at her today, saying she s been fired three times during the apprentice and we got rid of her again here. he had tough words for her. i guess this is just the first of a bunch of episodes. we might get teases, bits and pieces of trump administration gossip, like as the world turns. shannon: a voting thing, i think she will want to say more.