rudy giuliani, he tried to walk that back a little bit. let s listen here. let me make it clear right now, anybody listening. please. he s not going to pardon anybody in this investigation. but he is not, obviously, going to give up his right to pardon if a miscarriage of justice is presented to him. doesn t that wind up meaning that he you are shaking your head. there s no doubt that president trump is going to pardon paul manafort. the only question is when. i think the concern that rudy giuliani and others have is some people could say you can use the pardon power in a manner to obstruct justice if you do it during the course of the investigation, especially if there s reason to believe that the people on the receiving end of that pardon could testify against you. i think it s why are you so certain, though? that he s going to be pardoned? yes. giuliani says he s willing to use the pardon power if someone has been treated unfairly. and president trump tweets
goodlatte bill and house leadership bill. he was commenting on the discharge petition in the house. he would sign the goodlatte or leadership bills. that from the white house. paige payton is back with us. also april ryan. good morning, april. let me start with you. the president calls it cruel but according to the washington post, he is using this family separation issue as a negotiating tool. i m wondering your thoughts on that. well, any time this president has a chance to use something to his advantage, he will. and it s unfortunate that lives are in the midst of this tool, using them as a tool or as a pawn in a game to get what he wants for immigration. but at issue, martin, you know, this president nothing is going to happen. no immigration bill is going to be signed before the midterms because it is too divisive.
federal court you ll wait in jail for your trial. all righty, always appreciate your expertise. thank you for being here. absolutely. we ll have more rudy giuliani ahead, giving us his take on trump s 2020 prospects, making some really harsh comments about former vice president joe biden. he s dumb. i think joe s last in his law school class. had a plagiarism problem in law school and as a senator, which i think indicates something even about character. also, the scoreboard on fire at the world cup. six goals were scored. three by one man. he makes his case for being the greatest of all time. also controversy at the border. now an idea of how many children have been separated from their parents. with an ingredientyour bn originally discovered. in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory.
soybeans, cars, seafood, tariffs on some chemicals, medical equipment, energy products, that is going to start later. but the move is sparking fears of a global trade war that can do some serious damage to you, to main street. the headline, in fact, on the des moines iowa register. take a look. it reads china tariffs on u.s. soybeans could cost iowa farmers up to $624 million. in other news, president trump s attorney general rudy giuliani is taking aim at the president s 2020 re-election prospects. he made some harsh comments about former vice president joe biden. he called him a moron and a, quote, mentally deficient idiot. the name calling didn t stop there either. joining us now, cnn white house reporter sarah westwood. where did this come from? while the president s outspoken top lawyer is making waves once again.
biblical. lawmakers in both parties we should point out, along with others have criticized the family separations. even president trump has suggested it s cruel but there s been some confusion over what he would do about it. republican leaders in congress plan to put their plans for an immigration bill that could address the separations on hold. they say because the president said friday that he wouldn t support it. a couple of different bills on immigration probably next week. yeah. one of them, a bit more moderate. i certainly wouldn t sign the more moderate one. i need a bill that gives this country tremendous border security. i have to have that. got to have a wall? we have to have the wall. if we don t have the wall, there s no bill. all righty. later, white house official said the president misunderstood that question and, quote, this is from the white house. fully supports both the