even if i had, it wasn t a problem, but he didn t say it that way. it didn t come out that way. marie: but it may be a problem, though. sandra: the idea that has been put out, that things are starting to wrap up. to your point, it looks like this is widening, at this point. sean: i don t think the house intelligence investigation is widening or focusing on donald trump. i think that s investigation is petering out. back channels are not illegal. just think, when he first took office, he could not have a private conversation with anybody without that conversation being in doubt. he had a fear that his own trump tower was a being surveilled by the intelligence committee. marie: there is no indication that trump tower was tapped. he just said that. that is why i was shaking my head. sean: that will come out at one point in the near future, i think. why wouldn t you set up private conversations when you don t think that the conversations
kind of thing in his ranks, i go from june 20th forward i go on my trust of their ethical standard. george papadopoulos is in a foreign policy meeting in washington, d.c., called him a coffee boy, but regardless of that, he was in a foreign policy meeting with not only jeff sessions who would become the attorney general and high level adviser but also the candidate himself, donald trump, can see him at this table right there, the man who would become the president of the united states. george papadopoulos in this meeting according to somebody else in the meeting that spoke to nbc news said he could set up a meeting with donald trump and putin. donald trump seemed to enjoy the thought of that or listen attentively or was agreeable to that idea. it was yef sessions who said absolutely not, according to our reporting. so this is at the very least, i m sorry, michael, a conversation being had at the highest levels and i m trying to
vandalized earlier this week in the duke chapel. bryan llenas joins us now with the very latest and, bryan, it s a debate that doesn t look like it s going to end anytime soon. reporter: kelly, it s a conversation being had in city councils, between mayors and those on the streets, those like the president when say these statues and monuments should remain, they are a part of teaching history. those opposed say the statues glorify slavery, oppression and a painful past. in memphis university of tennessee students today and others protesting, demanding the statue of confederate general nathan bedford forest be pulled from a park at the center of campus, only even climbing the monument attempting to cover it with a cloth. and in new orleans today protesters marched to jackson square and city hall demanding city leaders remove confederate statues in the city. the city has removed four confederate monuments this year. and this morning duke university
vandalized earlier this week in the duke chapel. bryan llenas joins us now with the very latest and, bryan, it s a debate that doesn t look like it s going to end anytime soon. reporter: kelly, it s a conversation being had in city councils, between mayors and those on the streets, those like the president when say these statues and monuments should remain, they are a part of teaching history. those opposed say the statues glorify slavery, oppression and a painful past. in memphis university of tennessee students today and others protesting, demanding the statue of confederate general nathan bedford forest be pulled from a park at the center of campus, only even climbing the monument attempting to cover it with a cloth. and in new orleans today protesters marched to jackson square and city hall demanding city leaders remove confederate statues in the city. the city has removed four confederate monuments this year. and this morning duke university
thank you for showing the clips. the more you shine a light on the political left these days, the better off president trump will be. these are not serious comments. all the hosts who don t correct their guests either or what is your evidence, where you try to scare people. isn t it the job of the news media to inform you as to what is in the bill? you can disagree with that, it may be, as a reporter, we can question that. saying people are going to die. respectfully, i think he does believe that. i think the criticism based on what? based on their view as a party. they believe it wholeheartedly. we can disagree, but as a party, they stand by it, certainly. i m not going to question the sincerity of what they are saying there. yes, this meltdown component is one part, but we know there is another conversation being had politically, erica, that is that