The latest news from around the world with hosts John Berman and Poppy Harlow. Does not change even as this Story Changes dramatically. We know there could be legal consequences. That aside, are there political . Well, thats one of the interesting things because weve weve seen these tweets over the past couple of days. This tweet about Jeff Sessions which a lot of legal analysts and experts have said, boy, that could really do you damage in a court of law, that could be obstruction, that could contradict the other statements. But in the court of Public Opinion and what President Trump believes and what his advisers believe is that attacking this investigation is really the best way to succeed in that court of Public Opinion. And there was definitely a shift after the Michael Cohen raid and weve seen in recent months about the president racheting up his attacks on this Mueller Investigation and im told that is because he very much believes and his lawyers advised him that this as a sitt
a lot of social pressure felt by students in the crowd. if i don t run on the field now i don t want to look like i don t care about climate change. the false dichotomy you are these students, so many of them have increasingly started to go for the more disruptive things. shutting down streets and tran sit systems blocking people s places of work. they see no consequences or accountability but a slap on the wrist. i think it s important for protestors to realize if you are breaking the law and disrupting the lives of thousands of people there needs to be accountable. if you play stupid games you win stupid prizes. the prize is a misdemeanor charge for 43 students. that s the best deterrent for this in the future. they seem to realize this is doing nothing to bring average americans to their side. a lot of americans can say let s have a discussion and find middle ground about climate change. they don t want to be on the side of people taking
down the investigation. you don t see repudiation of comments, they are running in lock step with him now. they are motivated to come out in 2018 and try to take the house back and i thnk you would see a racheting up of investigations and see subpoenas and certainly a lot more oversight from the hill if democrats won the house and majority in 2018. all of that said, i m not sure it would be a sure fire bet. i think the prospect of impeachment could backfire as well. i don t think we know at this point. i think we would be careful not to make too much implications because it s a long way to november. the mueller probe could be done by then and still see more lingering action and see democrats take over. the president is out on the campaign trail saying we re going to see a red wave not a blue wave, according to his numbers as well. you even saw adam schiff, the ranking democrat on the intelligence committee in a vocal opponent of the president say over the weekend, again, warning fell
the department of labor says all of the sudden, they ve got to clamp down on farm kids, doing work on farms. they re citing a study saying that there s an increase of injuries among kids working on farms, even though the bottom s own numbers show that has plummeted in the last decade. what they want to do is basically carve out a teeny, tiny exception for farms that are wholly owned by parents who want to make decisions for their own kids, but everybody else, no kids working on farms. rick: if your grandparents own a farm then you wouldn t be able to go and do stuff there. that s right. you can t stack hay bales, pick blur berry, they have a regulation that says you can t work 6 feet off the ground. anybody who stacks hay knows that the third bale, you re 6 feet off the ground. they have a reg that says kids can t operate run machinery that don t run on their own power, they can t mo the lawn, operate a battery powered screwdriver.
compromised message. don t run on the president s potential impeachment. run on president trump s drain the swamp corruption. instead of delivering on his promise to drain the swamp, president trump has become the swamp. president trump has embraced the most egregious establishment republican norms and appointed the most conflict of interest ridden cabinet in my lifetime. the swamp has never been more foul or more fete i had than under this president. so let s dive in with our super sized all star panel who will be with us for the hour. we have two journalists and two partisans. former jeb bush adviser michael steele. ly ann call well, cornell belcher and carry dan. welcome all. all right, leann your beat is congress. we hear president trump and his allies claiming there is a