and nbc political analyst phil rucker, and washington bureau chief and usa today bureau chief susan page who interviewed the president exclusively last night on the trip to houston. and jof, to you first, the caravan claims of going to washington and the caravan coming, and take a look at part of what he had to say. go into the middle of the caravan and search. and no, no. take the camera and go into the middle and search, you will find ms-13 and middle eastern and everything. you know how the caravan started? does everybody know what this means? i think that the the democrats had something to do with it, and now they are saying, that i think that we maid a big mistake, because people are seeing how bad it is. geoff bennett, do some fact checking first of all on the
trevor rees-jones has to be cut out of the car. they re both taken to the hospital where diana undergoes emergency surgery, but her injuries are too severe, and at 4:00 a.m., princess diana is pronounced dead. we are just getting word that the french government has informed all of us that princess diana has died. she suffered serious internal injuries, and she succumbed. trevor reese jof trevor reesy survivor. at balmoral castle in scotland, prince charles is woken with a call from france. charles is told that diana has died. people working at balmoral said that charles let out this howl of anguish. he was devastated. of course his first thoughts were the boys. what to do? when we come back, heartbreak
insurance, the number of people who approve of obamacare is over 50%. in jof know it was 34%. these are people studying the insurance and figuring out whether it s a good deal. that s hugely significant. the whole idea is a deception. it s called the affordable care act but then you layer on the regulations that make healthcare more expensive for everyone. this law is a disaster at its core. new york state premiums are cut 50%, according to governor cuomo. bill: rich, you mentioned mid-terms the quinnipiac favor republicans by a 15-point margin. martha: this is a college prank that some say went too far.
flowing north. and it could go for at least 35 miles. up in twin forks, 35 miles away, if this water got let loose, it would flood up to four feet in that town. it would have disastrous consequences for over a million acres of land. thousands of people and thousands of homes. they are hoping right now the levee is going to hold, but nobody can say for certain. martin, did you say 35 miles and four feet deep? reporter: yep. yeah, that s incredible because it shows you how flat this delta land is down here in this part of the state of mississippi. there s no real level that is going to prevent it from rolling north. and it would go for a tremendous distance. and it is a huge volume of water. it can t be jof stated here, the potential for catastrophe, and that s why all the officials and the secretary of state of mississippi just drove by. they are all carefully watching this. the army corps of engineers constantly has boats patrolling up and down the water side of the levee looking f
supposed to talk to the attorney white house and d.o.j.of the - that s why there was a problem when president trump wanted to talk to comey because he bypassed white house counsel. they re doing the right procedure. i m looking at the regulation here and it says shall and should and could, can we talk about it, maybe it s not so bad. but if it s a direct order that says, i don t care what the regulation says, you are not stepping back from this thing because i need you to protect me because mueller is going to otherwise crucify me, that s much more problematic and mueller will want to look at that for obstruction of justice. it s a nice, hot mess. we go back to when trump came into office. he wasn t expected to win. he didn t have people in the gop that were with him. those with him were huddled around trying to make decisions. and he brought that attitude