his conversation with ukraine s leader, senate democratic leader chuck schumer quickly said that s not enough. we do not know what the whistle-blower thought was so urgent so simply to release the transcript is not going to come close to ending the need of the american public and the congress to see what actually happened. the expectation is on the house side all six committee chairs will continue investigating all matters of president trump as it relates to this ukraine conversation with the leader of the country and exactly what was promised and how things developed. there will be hearings, there will likely be subpoenas and we understand it will all be funneled through the judiciary chairman jerrold nadler and at some point he and speaker pelosi will have a conversation about whether they have enough to impeach the sitting president. brett. bret: that will be a fascinating conversation indeed, mike emmanuel live on the hill. thanks. president trump is tonight facing what could
so what should be be looking for from your newsroom? we re looking at the constant battle between the president and congress. that is a story we now cover of ing is and we are looking at some foreign policy, use had including something i would highly recommend, a look at the long record of trump vis-a-vis race and ethnicity, looking at some of the scandals and and i
extended a couple of weeks ago, in order to invite him to join the ceremonies of 14th of july tomorrow. i think it is both a symbol and important very important that the president of the united states could be with us tomorrow on the occasion of our national day, and attend a military parade which will to which the american troops will take part. we ll be commemorating the 100th anniversary of the american troops joining world war i with the allies and france. i think it is important because beyond daily news, we live in countries with roots that are deeper and go further and beyond who we are. so the president trump was in my
president trump got the denial everybody expected from putin. i think it was a lot of people had a lot of apprehensions about that first meeting between the two presidents. looks to, me, from the outside, like it went pretty well. let me push back a bit, from the perspective that it is one thing to raise it as a question. it is another thing to say, according to all of our intelligence people, intelligence that the president himself undermined the day before the news conference, but according to our intelligence, this happened. we want you to know it should not happen again. we have other elections. stop it now. isn t there an affirmative thing, other than raising the question, getting the expected denial, raising it again in a different way. and then undercutting his own secretary of state, and his own secretary of the treasury who briefed on the way back saying there was this cybersecurity task force, a joint task force, which has been derided by a lot of intelligence professionals
you live coverage from paris, time magazine s vivian wall joins me and hallie jackson rejoins us as well. vivian, this is a meeting between an older american president and new younger french president, they had their disagreements over the paris climate accord. but seems to be a real effort on the macron part and on president trump s part to reach out and forge a new kind of bilateral relationsh relationship. this relationship has been a kind of dance or power play for the last ten months. but the fact is that macron came out this afternoon and said to those who criticized him for inviting president trump that he s essentially indispensable and when all is said and done, there are a lot of very urgent issues that these two men have to tackle together.