reality tv stars. these are the three women with lawsuits now involving the president of the united states. you know stormy daniels. she s the former adult film star fighting to have her nondisclosure agreement ruled invalid so she can talk openly about her alleged affair with the president. there s also former playboy playmate karen mcdougal. she s also suing for the right to speak about the alleged affair she had with the president. now there s former apprentice contestant summer zervos. during the campaign, she accused the president of making unwanted sexual advances. a judge has ruled her defamation lawsuit against presidnt trump can move forward. joining us now, david gregory and our chief political correspondent dana bash. dana, the president is over at the white house today, but presumably all three of these cases weighing heavy i will on his mind. you would think. i talked to two sources who speak with him just before coming on who insist that it s not, that he considers it
tore his campaign manager? is that a no? no. but maybe i will get involved with the trump team maybe against him if he does run. i really dislike rinos and jeff flake is the king of the rinos. steve: he is dan bongino, check him out. podcast wildly successful. thank you for joining us live today from palm city, florida. ainsley: jillian has headlines for us. jillian: good monday morning to you guys and to you at home as well. get you caught up on headlines we are following. benjamin netanyahu opening up about friendship with president trump. telling mark levin they have great chemistry together and it s been that way from the start. the president likes to cut through. noise? i don t want to call it noise. two initials in english, it cuts right through it it s refreshing when we talk about serious things. he cuts right to the point. i appreciate that. jillian: the two leaders
way. that s the way it began, i can t explain it. just like that. mark: you have shared value ands beliefs and that sort of thing? i think so, but there s also a certain chemistry. president likes to cut through noise. i don t want to call it noise. there are two initials in english, you know? he cuts right through it. mark: yes. and it s refreshing when we talk about serious things, he cutsight to the point. and i appreciate th. i also remember him when i was ambassador of israel to the united nations and he was a very prominent businessman in new york and we occasionally bumped in the same circles, but we met years later, and it s been a direct and very positive relationship from the get-go. mark: as a matter of fact, when you served at the embassy here, you spent a little chunk of your life in america. in fact, you and i went to the same high school, not together,
of the who it noise that comes out of the trump white house at all times. when you start with a hypothetical, maybe there are tapes, maybe there aren t, he has people running off in all directions, the question is, is there a method to that madness? is se distraction one after another immunity to scrutiny by having so many distractions at all times, maybe this is part of it. let me add, he previously i don t think he suggested it, he said president obama wiretapped him, he did say that. the wall street journal reported he used to tape some people in business. there are a lot of different pieces to this. i know having interviewed him some during the campaign, his not to put too fine a point on it, his fascination with richard nixon is endless and boundless and deep. yeah, he was very interested how nixon operated and that may be part of his standard operating procedure. the difference between this and
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