where donald trump suddenly feels ill served by this level of misinformation? i think you saw how much president trump basks in the positive headlines he received after his speech the other day. and the fact that it was the first time in this administration he s actually had some semblance of positive coverage. now that he s seen what that can look like and what that can feel like for him, anything that detracts from that, i think he ll start looking at through a critical lens. the challenge of now they put the ball in congress court to investigate the claims, that opens them up to all kinds of different questions, opens up to discovery, subpoenas, being called in for witnesses and hearing statements, this could go very far, very badly, very quickly for them. the substance, al franken talking about the now momentous exchange with sessions and may h help lead to the recusal. nothing matters, it is all a mess, then a well framed question and response under oath
collapsing. yes. you re hearing statements from around the world and a number of forums. this comes from the long-time russian diplomat, current foreign minister. he says the post world war ii order is falling. the whole history stage that can be called post cold war order has come to an end. we re convinced the main result is a failure to apply to the new reality. he added that nato is a relic of the cold war. despite this, officials say there s potential for a better relationship between the two countries, shep. shepard: rich edson, thanks. russia s ambassador to the u.n. who died in new york city apparently had a heart attack. that s what a u.s. official tells the reuters news agency. the russians say they re waiting for an autopsy result before
challenge. we heard from the coalition spokesman that i asked, is mosul next, and he said, there are other part of anbar that need to be addressed. obviously mosul is an eventual goal but he seemed to sort of, i guess, put aside this idea that this was the next punch of the one-two punch. talking to the iraqi ambassador to the u.s. today, he really had his eye trained on mosul. so, which one do we sort of which one would you lean into, which assessment? i think the coalition s more accurate. what s been true for a number of years iraqis have consistently overstated what their forces are capable of doing. also, they ve consistently overstated the degree to which they are willing to truly reincorporate sunnis into the government, into the military. we ve been hearing statements look this for some time. and yet we still aren t quite close to where we need to be in terms of having a truly
explosive device where we have injured folks where it s not safe for fire rescue to go in and get them. let me discuss with both of you. we are hearing statements from the fbi, having been with local police. you in montgomery county, are you directly with the people every day. they may not see fbi agents every day. we are hearing from the president on down, see something, say something. if the fbi didn t see anything that elevated these two to an investigation of any type, what should people who are not trained be looking for? you know we heard one neighbor who saw something unsettling about the two shooters. she opted not to zee say anything, she thought she would be racially profiling. i think if you see anything, no matter how insignificant. report it. allow the authorities to different that information they
marginali marginalizes. lennon s statues were being torn down, there were motions to tear down now, statues that were put up during the times of the soviet union. laws that were repealed that gives special status to the russian language so there really hasn t been much on the part of the russian government both in crimea and other parts of the countries, you have been hearing statements for the president and the new prime minister saying that ukraine has this new european way that it wants to get away from it s ties with russia and that certainly isn t something that has helped the situation very much and certainly isn t something also that was received very well in moscow and might have also fuelled the tensions as well, wolf. good point, fred, reporting from moscow, let s go to the white house right now, our senior white house correspondent jim acosta is standing by. jim, there were important meetings in the west wing of the white house, we saw the top national security advise scor