in the white house and that it keeps rolling on, regardless of whether anyone is in the driver s seat. leaders around the world look at mattis as the rock. he is the guy they trust more than anyone else. when they hear he may be a short timer, that will have rep repercussions. to switch gears, you have baby fever. the word of the day is baby. well, my word of the day is jackie bradley jr. but in this interview with lesley stahl, that term was brought up. reports that he had his half brother assassinated, slave labor, public executions. this is a guy you love? i m not a baby. i m not saying i trust everybody in the white house. i m not a baby. who s your baby? he s not a baby. why is he telling us he s not a
will continue to do that. you don t get off the way he got off on a lot of these charges without having a lot to say. so nobody knows exactly what he s telling bob mueller because the mueller machine, which is rolling on, is not a leaking operation. but there s a lot there that should worry kushner, should worry don jr. and should worry the president. obviously this is going to play out over a period of time in which he gives a lot of information to prosecutors that could be very damaging to the white house. they say this has nothing to do with the campaign. obviously it has to do with the campaign because manafort knows everything between the russian connections and the united states. it should worry podesta, it should worry the people at mercury, then weber. everybody who is working with the ukrainians, kovich in washington to pedal influence, manafort knows about all of that. who knows where mueller takes all of that, but it is a font of information that worries a lot of people in w
this or the new york times or the washington post you have greater context of the stories but trump is a master of getting his lies past the gate keeper and manipulating the media to get his message out, which is why most of the public is opposed to the mueller probe or that the fbi was helping hillary clinton. it s a campaign of confusing that keeps rolling on. when we come back, two more experts talking about the defense of president trump how these friendly sit downs have kept the president and their viewers in an alternative reality.
. welcome back everyone, lewis is with us as well, and it s the bottom of the hour, let s start with the morning s top stories. president trump in meetings in brussels, day two of the nato summit. rolling on, it s so far been a highly contentious affair for thepresident who spent much of the day levying heavy criticism on germany over a natural gas pipeline to russia. and then he met with angela merkel saying they discussed the gas situation before oddly praising her saying that he has a very, very good relationship with the chancellor. trump later had a bi-lateral meeting with francis mac arerond
all of the big news or branding president trump of the panel. beyond the borders, saudi arabia officials confirm the arrival of guantanamo bay prisoner. they say that he arrived just before midnight and that his relatives have been notified. pentagon officials announced the transfer one day saying that he will serve out the remainder of his 13 year sentence there. so far there have been about 140 atvs transferred from guantanamo bay to saudi arabia. this was the first under the trump administration. rolling on today in france, affecting commuters in that country, the french rail workers set up street protests as they resume the strike against president emmanuel macron s plans to advance employee benefits prejudices spending a 12 day striking overpay about 15% of flights were canceled thursday. the international monetary fund is centered in venezuela for failing to share updated numbers on a troubled economy. the action has no immediate penalty, but could end with