trump.. that is her there sitting next to gloria allred. now when she came out with those accusations about president trump, this is how, excuse me, candidate trump, this is how candidate trump s spokesperson responded just before the election. the spokesperson saying, listen. mr. trump does not know this person, does not remember this person, and would have no interest in ever knowing her. now he s talking there about jessica drake. less than a week after that statement was made, jessica drake, under her legal name, angel ryan, showed up in the non-disclosure agreement that was signed by michael cohen, president trump s personal attorney. that non-disclosure agreement is the agreement that
so i would not be surprised at all. they ve been working on this and they have really improved their capability the last few years. and particularly since 2016, they have really made some breakthrough successes. so i would not be surprised at all. dr. sue mi terry, former north korea cia analyst, thank you so much. and i know you were saying you were away for this holiday weekend here in the united states. but thank you for giving us your expertise on these latest developments coming out of north korea. the claim of a successful hydrogen bomb test. i want to go to nbc s chief foreign correspondent richard engel who s been following this story for us from london. and we just have the announcement coming out of north korea from that government s spokesperson saying, yes, they successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. that was the big headline there, richard. yeah, the readout that i m seeing is the supreme dear leader signed the order to test a hydrogen bomb to be fitted to
sessions melissa: that is for sure. this very concerning if that s very concerning if you are president trump. it s very hard to run an administration when people are trying to bring it down. melissa: thank you. thanks for coming on, we appreciate it. thank you. mike: former national security adviser susan rice met privately with the senate intelligence committee friday, her spokesperson saying, quote: ambassador rice met voluntarily with the senate select intelligence committeed today as part of the committee s bipartisan investigation into russia s interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. ambassador rice appreciates the committee s efforts to examine russia s efforts to interfere which violated one of the core foundations of american democracy. she was pleased the cooperate with the investigation given its extraordinary national significance. in this also comes after in this also comes after many republicans said they wanted to hear directly from rice over her
for things that are simply not presented in the courtroom. and the jury stuck to what they were asked to do and that is to review the evidence before them and there simply wasn t enough. katie, to you. it s hard not to watch bill cosby in the background as she was speaking. is she correct, was the evidence not enough? is that simply what this comes down to? that s not true. you can t say the evidence wasn t enough. the problem is you have to have a unanimous verdict of all 12 jurors so we need to actually hear from those jurors. we need them polled because i wouldn t have that level of arrogance that i feel is coming from the cosby camp right now. the combination of statements made by his wife, camille cosby as well as that of a spokesperson saying go back to law school, what if it turns out, jacob, that it s an 11 to convict to one to acquit vote, then was it really that bad for a prosecution case? obviously not.
supporting him. the strikes made iran and russia very angry. they did not want to see another sheriff on the block. and president rouhani of iran would say they would retaliate. meanwhile, images emerge of the 75th ranger unit deployed in syria. a spokesperson saying that they were sent there to deter any possible new aggression and ensure that all parties deliver the lasting defeat to isis. and certainly, president assad and his allies iran and russia are posturing, pretending nothing has changed here, but nothing everything has changed. of course, as far as leverage goes, that will be all important as secretary tillerson goes in to visit president putin this week. tucker: sean: thank you, sir.