hidden camera footage that had clearly been taken of our team as we were working in the central african republic, footage of us in our hotel lobby, in the airport, footage of a man in my hotel room claiming i was sitting on a chair offering him hundreds of dollars to essentially as a bribe to say bad things on camera about the russians. it s very clear that they went to great lengths to produce this piece of material. and one can only assume that that s because our reporting has hit something of a nerve. but this is important. three russian journalists were killed in the central african republic just a year ago working on a story about the activity of russian mercenaries. that s why we went, and that s what we will be bringing you the next part of our series tomorrow night. great reporting. thank you so much for that report. we ll have much more news right after this.
is only about legitimate asylum claims when we look at the numbers and we look at the facts that s simply not true. you have to address both at the same time and i do think, eric, president trump is willing to look at this but congress has to be willing to eric: you did hit something on the head, percentages of asylum claims and laura, let s finish up with you, upwards of nearly 69% of asylum claims from folks from el salvador are rejected, 76% rejected from honduras, 75% rejected from guatemala, it is their right to come here legally and seek asylum but finally what does it say about the whole system when the vast majority of the countries are going through the court system and determined that they do not have legitimate reasons to seek asylum here? so these migrants are receiving information, the wrong information from the start, from where their destination, where their journey begins, the
not in any rush to get a deal done with klein. markets are responding negatively across the board. thank you for watching. i ll be back at 1:00 with stephanie and 3:00 p.m. eastern. deadline white house with nicolle wallace begins right now. hi, everyone. it s 4:00 in washington, d.c., where donald trump just returned to the white house after a tour de farce in japan. you can take the dictator loving president out of america but you can t today grievance obsessed dictator lover out of the american president. the trip went off the rails as so many scenes in this presidency do with a single tweet. the washington post reports, like many strategies to influence and contain the president, the carefully planned japanese attempt hit something of a skid on trump s first full day in tokyo when trump fired off a tweet in a single missive undermined his national security
thinking of as you were talking. i m going way back, that s what i do. it s 1980. john anderson on the strength of one line in one tee bait, how are you going to cut tacks and the deficit? you do it with mirrors. suddenly he became the truth teller and for a time was running even with carter and reagan in the polls. i really think given the enormous size of this field and the fact that so many people are relatively unknown, you could be looking at that june debate and there could be this one moment where one of these people, maybe it s mayor pete, maybe it s joe biden, if he s in by then. i m assuming he will be. hit something and resonate. and in the chaos of all this noise and coverage of numbers, one moment where a guy steps out, or a woman steps out and hits a resonate note, that could reshape the entire race. what do you think of john kerry, the possibility of john kerry running? you know, sure.
names and i know that the democrats are sending out questions to roughly 60 other witnesses to gain information. what we need to do and i think you did hit something that it should be more bipartisan. maria: yeah. we should start agreeing on a set of facts. maria: well exactly. and we should agree on at least the constitution and process things like that but there s a lot of division. we have a responsibility to the american people. maria: absolutely. on honesty and government on oversight and government. maria: that s what we all want honesty. and we want our democracy to be just as strong after we leave offices. maria: well i m with you on that but there is a lot of division in your party right now, alexandria ocasio-cortez basically stopped amazon from coming to your district, new york. what are you going to do to get amazon back and your reaction to all of that? well, to me, i find it tragic that they are not coming at this point, and i have joined