and the president has shown no appetite for offering any sort of lecture. all right, jonathan, gaby, i ll ask you guys to stick around for another segment on sources say. josh letterman, thank you very much. coming up at the top of the hour, democrats plan to bring the mueller report to live. and the key group their looking to fwroibring to their side dur tomorrow arizona highly anticipated hearing. ide during tomorrow arizona highly anticipated hearing. zes your car insurance, anticipated hearing. s arizona h anticipated hearing. arizona hig anticipated hearing. rizona high anticipated hearing. izona highl anticipated hearing. zona highly anticipated hearing. ona highly d hearing. na highly anticipated hearing. a highly anticipated hearing. highly anticipated hearing. hearing. a highly anticipated hearing. highly anticipated hearing. (flight attendants) when you have nausea,
the trump administration is facing criticism today from hundreds of senators, religious leaders, and human rights organizations demanding to ending the commission on human rights. the groups say the commission s chair and members are overwhelmingly clergy or scholars known for extreme positions opposing giblet and reproductive rights. it is top cover for restricting the rights of certain people. joining me is gabby orr and jonathan la mere. the secretary of state mike pompeo, he created this commission and 2020 presidential
gaby, you re up first. president s chief of staff was shut out of the negotiations over this budget deal with house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steve mnuchin. but he should be something that we re all keeping our eyes on heading into this week and a potential vote thursday on this budget deal in the house. he comes from a fiscally conservative background. he certainly has president trump s ear. and if there is more and more pushback from house conservatives, it s likely that mulvaney might each try to tank this deal by talking to the president about it. all right. jonathan, last but certainly not least, what are you hearing? tomorrow you may have heard is robert mueller day. yes. the white house, there are meetings currently at the white house about how to respond about the but to this point in our reporting there is not any wide ranging plan to how to push back about what mueller testifies about tomorrow. expect to hear from the president s lawyers like rudy
the daily beast. maria hinojosa and jonathan lamere covers the white house for the a.p. he s a nbc political analyst. let s begin with the details on president trump s racist attacks on members of congress. four reporters at the washington post talked to 26 white house aides, lawmakers and others, and president trump s aides do not think the president understood what he was doing when he fired off a string of racist tweets a week ago. to quote the piece, the president had been watching fox and friends after waking up. he acted impulsively, following his gut to the dark side of partisan politics. there s a response from the democratic candidates, including from kamla harris. i ve personally been told that, go back to where you came from. you, too.
violated a law to notify victims, according to a recent court ruling. on twitter, former justice department spokesman matt miller asked i don t know why acosta doesn t say this in response to the victim question, i m sorry, i tried to do my best for you. i m sorry, i wasn t able to get a better outcome. i wish i had. and in hindsight, maybe i made the wrong decisions. i did the best i could, but you deserved better. nope, no apologies. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is thursday, july 11th along with joe, willie and me we have white house reporter for the associated press jonathan la mere. in washington, former chairman of the republican national committee now an msnbc political analyst and host of the aptly named podcast the michael steele podcast, michael steele. and in london, washington anchor for bbc world news north america caddie kaye. not waking up early there.