misleading statements by trump. three, what everyone thinks of the dossier, trump was obsessed with parts of it and four, trump wanted to keep putin happen. he writes, discovered during his toast to trm that redacted had called four days ago. flynn said the return call was sked yuled for saturday, which prompted a heated reply from the president that six days was too much. reportedly all references to russia and putin. what does it all mean? an marie coly and david cox join us next.
it s a crime to disclose those grand jury proceedings. so no one really knows but we strongly suspect that this investigation will move forward towards an indictment simply because the bar would have been so high inside of the justice department to approve a search warrant of the president s lawyer s resident and business. that i think gives us some bah ram terfor determining there was a significant amount of evidence in the possession of prosecutors before they let loose with the search warrant. of course, they haven t yet had the opportunity to comb through the items they seized the day they executed the warrant and that presumably will bring them closer to indictment. seth, the personal relationship between trump and cohen is unusual to say the lease. reading from the new york times story, it says for years mr. trump treated mr. cohen poorly with insults, dismissive statements and threats of being fired.
journalistic sense to see this. usually you have to wait decades to see it. for example, james comey memorializing the real time, long before he knew he would be fired that trump told him he spoke with people on the miss uni verse trip that reminded him that he didn t stay overnight. he brought up the golden showers thing. and then brought up again he didn t stay overnight in russia. but there were social media posts that he at least overnighted there once. as someone who believes james comey, and finds him credible, you right the facts that have emerged to the greater case. but put it in the minds of the right wing media, this is all about comey i m asking about the
it s time for tonight s last word. everyone is talking about donald trump s potentially epic summit with kim jong-un. it s the dispute of the ill-fitting suits. it s the men with the nukes putting up their dukes. in this corner weighing in at 239 pounds, ha ha, with a terrible haircut, a man-child who had everything handed to him by his father. and in the other corner, the exact same thing. let s get ready to bumble! that s tonight s last word. thanks for joining us. i am ari melber. you can always find me week days at 6:00 p.m. eastern on my nightly show the beat with ari melber. coming up, the washington post is reporting that even attorney general jeff sessions may have his own limits when it
to back their own vegz. two relationships they are not trying to move this legislation forward. tillis s statement said, they support the idea of ultimately making this legislation law. however, they don t think it is urgent, they are not in effort to move the ball forward. the two reasons they gave me for that first, they say, they trust that president trump isn t going to fire mueller. this was important, tillis s spokesperson said he didn t think there was enough support in congress to get legislation like this passed. i will leave it to viewers which one they think is more likely, that trump would fire mueller or it wouldn t get through congress. that is the reasoning they are putting it on ice. senator tillis was interesting, senator graham has a reputation for working on bipartisan legislation, ittis is more of a party line person.