economist who spent over ten years researching and writing about singapore s unique financial policies. donald: you know, this place is almost contrary to the founders original expectations. this place was this multiethnic 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.
donald: you know, this place is almost contrary to the founders original expectations. this place was this multiethnic 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
agencies, showing both sides, presenting the commander in chief with options for action. only kelly and one other aide will review all those documents before they cross the preside president s desk. mike mccollar ti, white house chief of staff under president clinton. good afternoon. good afternoon to you. so these decision memos have been used in previous administrations. and i wonder in your experience, do you think they can help be effective in sort of calming down what has been a chaotic white house? well, chris, first of all, it is good to be with you. our thoughts and prayers going out to the people in charleston, the law enforcement officials. for sure. going back to the as the world turns in the white house here, i think decision memos, what a novel idea. i think every president has used a form of that for, you know, modern history. the staff secretary is the person charged with getting all the papers in order for president, decision memos and so forth. it s the chi
has a unique role in the white house. i m not going to say whether he should be fired or prosecuted. i believe that s the prosecution side rests with robert mueller, the firing side rests with the president. but the president is going to have to take a hard look at the evidence and he s going to have to ask if he himself has been misled in this process. and if he has been, he s going to have a tough decision to make. thank you very much, senator king. thank you for being with us today. coming up, as the world turns, president trump about to hold a joint press conference with france s president macron. looking to flip the script on the russia story, perhaps. you re watching andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. i have the jefferson nose right there on the front of my face. when i think about being related to thomas jefferson, it certainly makes me feel a sense of pride the tenacity of not only that he showed in his life but was given to me through the slaves that i m birthed through
evidence. if there was no one else in that room and it was just james comey repeating the information verbally to another person and it was never recorded, there s really no way possible to find out whether this conversation really took place or not so how critical are these tapes then to the legal case? thait could be critical because you have to keep in mind these memos that james comey wrote while fbi director, the fbi memos are considered to be allowed in court cases, so that s also something the trump team has to think about. julie: president trump did hint at the tweet let s hope that there aren t any audio recordings. it seems that perhaps they do have them in their back pocket, james comey should be frightened by that potential if that is indeed what happened in that conversation. we will find out. we will find out. julie: as the world turns. exactly. julie: the days of our lives. i don t know, it reminds me of the soap op acer growing up. thank you. kelly. kelly: and we