have had a long-running feud after he penned an op-ed critical of the presidentover the weekend. the president firing back saying he s done a terrible job as mayor of london has been foolishly nasty to the visiting president of the united states, by far the most important ally to the united kingdom. he is a stone-cold loser who should focus on crime in london, not me. also, the president is in a spat with the labor leader jeremy corbin, the president saying if core bon, the leader of the labor party, were to somehow become prime minister after theresa may steps down, that the united states will have to rethink the intelligence sharing agreement with the united kingdom. corbin is boycotting today s state dinner at the palace and also took to twitter to slam the president writing, quote, tomorrow s protest against donald trump s state visit is an opportunity to stand in
not to be prosecuted. shannon: will come a lot of people are talking now, and a lot of people seem like they want to get their side of the story out. congressman, thank you for stopping in. good to chat with you. the president firing back at new report that there was possible suspicious activity, and the bank executives rejected employees concerns about that issue. deutsche bank has denied the accusation. they called it absolute nonsense. so, new legal showdowns between the administration. let s break them down with tonight s legal eagle. former committee counsel to the senator. former chief counsel for the senate committee. gentlemen, welcome to you both. i want to play something that congressman said on meet the press. the fact that it appears don mcgahn, at the advice of the justice department, is not going
people not to be prosecuted. shannon: a lot of people want to get their side of the story out before the rest of these reports, thank you for stopping in. the president firing back at a new york times report that deutsche bank had transactions including him and jared commissioner for suspicious activity. and concerns about that issue. deutsche bank denied that report and a spokesman call it absolute nonsense. the administration and house democrats, let s break them down, the committee counsel to senator patty murray. welcome to you both. i want to play something congressman david sissel been he
and west point will have its own historic graduation moment this week. 34 african-american women are expected to graduate from the military academy. the largest class of black women to graduate together in the school s history. and this year s class will also include the highest number of female hispanic graduates. and the institution s 5,000th female graduate. about 10% of undergraduate students at the school are black, and women make up about 20% of the cadets. many congrats to all of them. huge achievements. we have so much more straight ahead in the newsroom, and it all starts right now. all right. thanks again for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. we begin with the president firing back at the first republican in congress who is raising the prospect of impeachment. michigan s congressman justin amash posted what he called his
the trump presidency facing a new challenge today. a wide ranging investigation by the house judiciary committee. the committee is demanding documents from more than 80 people and groups associated with donald trump. the list includes the president s sons, his son-in-law, allen weisselberg, former white house counsel don mcgann. the president firing back with what else but a tweet. now that they realize the only collusion with russia was done by crooked hillary clinton and the democrats, the heads of the committees have gone stone cold crazy. 81 letters sent to innocent people. they won t get anything done for our country. nadler told rachel maddow why heavhe believed this is justified. for two years the congress did no oversight on the