msnbc.com/now, the msnbc app and apple tv. and you can find me on social media, twitter, facebook, instagram, snapchat, linked in, all that stuff. thank you for watching. have a great weekend. deadline: white house with nicolle wallace begins right now. hi, everyone. it s 4:00 in new york. donald trump today resorting to a familiar tactic spreading lies and smears on one of his favorite cable news programs in the wake of the house democrat s public hearings this week providing irrefutable evidence that donald trump conditioned refused military aid could tukt informations. the new york times writes, quote, president trump unleashed a series of falsehoods on friday on an effort to invalidate the impeachment inquiry and counter sworn testimony from officials in his own administration. after a week of damaging public
england. she probably correctly concluded that she needed to leave england and come to the united states in order to fulfill her potential. of course she has since become our country s and perhaps the world s expert on putin, russian security services. she literally wrote the book on vladimir putin. and she s now served under three u.s. presidents to contribute her nonpartisan expertise and furtherance of our national security and our interests and values. how could she work for donald trump? as she said in her opening statement, she felt that she wanted to do what president trump stated that he intended to do, which is improve the bilateral relationship with russia while dealing with the serious threats that russia posed to the security of the united states. but she said in her testimony and believes that it is very important for us to figure out a way to have a stabilized relationship with russia. and so she believed the president s words that he wanted to improve the relationshi
michael cohen testified but they knew some other guy associated with trump is sitting in jail. but donald trump even though he s an unindicted co-conspirator there, he can t go to jail because he s president. so he can t get in trouble in any federal criminal investigation. now he can t get in trouble for a crime he confesses to on the south lawn of the white house that 17 people who work for them half of them he picked himself attested to? i think donald trump maybe should be accountable to somebody. i think that you ve identified the problem. and it goes back to what kim said about how important public opinion is here in some ways maybe more important than the evidence itself. because the problem is half of the country is appalled by the notion that a president would succeed in holding himself above the law. but there is another half of the country that says we like this guy, this is what we signed up for, he is somebody who s always
served our government in furtherance of their own security, american people security and the interests and values of our country. and so we have to be careful when we talk about conspiracy theories about those people and when we refer to the swamp in washington. there is a swamp in washington. but these fine experts are out to further our security against our adversaries. they are out to further america s position in the world and to advance our interest in values. and the american people have now had a chance to meet them. the american people have had a chance to meet them. i think it s fair to say by and large respect them. in her case a lot of them revere her. but donald trump essentially poured cow pop on her when he went on fox and friends this morning and repeated a conspiracy theory that literally 24 hours earlier she rebuked his allies in congress for doing. yes. as she said, she wants to have nothing to do with these conspiracy theories about