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trump s name tattooed on his neck, because he explained it s the one place where people can t mess with it. i put this on my front yard, they will vandalize my house. i put a sticker on my truck, they will screw up my truck. come vandalize me. that s all i ve got. tom: makes sense. [laughter] he probably displays the ink proudly. a little old ladies are like, i love my 40. it will be like that, you got this. oh, my lord. tom: i have no idea what he s saying, but i love it. goober sees a lot of himself in trouble. he s not the most politically correct person. i m not the most right is right, wrong is wrong. and if it ain t right, make it right. tom: he s pretty passionate. but how about people who are more committed to trump? they are called proud boys. clinical introduced us to the group which is led by an intriguing fellow named kevin mcinnes. these are the proud boys. launch this past fall by vice media finder gavin mcginnis who calls it a western chauvinist ....
as emotions are running high on this day they ve already seen so much violence. not just today but also in that rally you saw white supremacist leading to the university of virginia campus. and a lot of locals here having a hard time grappling with the images coming out of this otherwise quiet college town. we have seen the verbal altercations between, yes, of course, protesters and counterprotesters, in addition to the violence, but also i ve seen verbal altercations between members of this community telling people visiting here from outside to go home. to leave them be and to let charlottesville return to the college town it normally would be in the lead up to school starting back up again later this month. all right, kaylee hartung reporting live from charlottesville. thank you. i want to get straight to athena jones who is in new jersey where the president is having a working vacation. after waiting for him to respond to the violence in charlottesville for quite some tim ....
[cheers and applause] it is an easy touchdown for syracuse. abby: the weekend authority here for this groove. we ve been here for hours now. that last clip, my wife is not a football fan in the least, which is here accused. she e-mailed me. weepy crime scene. huge deal. congratulations to all the folks they are. abby: a big night. and if your wife is texting it s a big deal. we have david webb on the couch this morning. david: i know. nice little color coronation. abby: we didn t even plan it. i love learning about her learning about our guest toes, what they drink in the morning. what is your choice? you re a black coffee. david: i like black coffee with a little bit of brown sugar but i m going to make tea year. todd: we look like we are ready to get the baby announcement because they ve got their pink, the blue. david: covering all sides of this. abby: per usual friday salé usual friday salé is often the busiest day for the administration and yesterday was the same. ....
by his thinking, why deprive good friday visitors of a good visit to an iconic irish pub. submit ted without judgment. that is our program for a friday nig night. whatever your persuasion, we wish you a good weekend. good night from our headquarters here in new york. hi, everyone. it s 4:00 in new york. icing is in and public criticism of russia is still very much out. nbc news with extraordinary reporting about donald trump s quote, president donald trump s national security advisor spent months trying to convince him to sign off on a plan to supply new u.s. weapons to ukraine to aid in the country s fight against russian-backed separatists. when the president finally authorized the major policy shift, he told his aides not to publicly tell his decision because doing so might agitate russian president vladimir putin. quote, he doesn t want to bring it up, one white house official tells nbc news. it is not something he wants to talk about, this source says. this new report ....
the risks elsewhere in europe like california and europe is facing an unprecedented fire season and firefighters are at their limits. and in greece they ll begin burying the victims of a devastating wildfire near athens this weekend at least eighty eight people lost their lives and inferno is being called some of the deadliest europe has seen in decades and the government s handling of the disaster is causing great anger charlotte chiles impel is in greece and has this report. of your son this is the place the nothis once called home again his wife to take on the second fuel now blackened and burned forever scarred by this tragedy he s now joined the growing chorus of voices angered authorities for not doing enough to limit the scale of this disaster could have hidden ever the effort of yes no one cared to notify the residents to leave their homes. initially we could see the fire far away in the mountains. the little items which the houses in five minutes nobody informed us th ....