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aisle, are rightly concerned about how he may respond when tested by russia, iran, north korea, and other transnational threats such as cyber. considering some of these hotspots in the world in detail, i would like to start with iran, which remains a top concern for this committee. their behavior with respect to forces across the region has not improved and iran s unsafe actions have continued. i believe the joint plan of action is the most effective way to prevent iran from resuming their nuclear weapons program. general mattis, while you raise concerns about the jcpoa when it was being negotiated, you stated during a center for strategic and international studies forum in april 2016 that in your words, there is no going back absent a real violation. i agree with that assessment. i look forward to hearing your thoughts about how we can build upon the jcpoa to address other iranian threats including its malign influence in the region and ballistic missile programs. violent ext ....
help law enforcement. violence surging in the windy city, candace owens says it is the perfect time for donald trump to go and speak. now is the time for him to make an appearance in chicago. an important issue, he should send the national guard to chicago. it is incomprehensible 71 people were shot over the weekend, it is the perfect time, the rasmussen poll released two weeks ago shows his support has doubled since this time last year which means paying attention to the results of this administration, not the rhetoric accusing him of racism and sexism. now is the time for him to appear in chicago, please do it. rob: what is the solution to combating the violence in chicago? is it time for the national guard to step in? email us your thoughts or let us know on social media. jillian: the man accused of soliciting people to kill ice agents is on fail bail. he was arrested more than a month after tweeting, quote, i am broke but will scrounge and give $500 to anyone who kil ....
Updates of the day s news. tell bob mueller anything that would incriminate president trump. there was also the caveat that had he witnessed a crime he would have resigned. can that be known for certain, depending on what else mueller has learned throughout the probe that don mcgahn did not offer anything that is incriminating to the president? well, absolutely not. what we have right now is the word of mcgahn s attorneys, and so people who were not privy to the conversations cannot know for sure what was told. the reality is it is a bit comforting to the president, of course, because there s ongoing concern that people close to him could say something that would harm him. but perhaps mcgahn didn t share anything that could incriminate trump because there was nothing to incriminate trump, which is the argument trump has been making all of this time. but the reality is the investigation is ongoing and we will see more in the near future. speaking of the reality, eugene, we ....
Interviews with political figures and news updates. will he offer paul manafort a pardon? that remains to be seen when our own peter alexander asked him that question last week. he said he s not really thinking about the. but he didn t dismiss that it s on the table. i would also point out, andrea, it was striking to hear the president last night at that campaign rally in west virginia. yes, he referred to the witch hunt. yes, he took aim at the media, some of his familiar targets. but he really largely stayed on message. and you have to ask the question, if some of the wind has been taken out of his sails when to comes to attacking the special counsel, andrea. on his way to west virginia as he was arriving, he said he felt badly for both manafort and cohen, clearly he was asked about both, he said he feels badly for both. that s before the transcript from the court was released. once the transcript was released and it was very clear that michael cohen had very explicitly im ....
administration, not only conducted by white house officials but allies of this white house want to know who anonymous is. how much weight is the white house taking these. you say they re printing them out and basically showing them to him. reporter: my understanding is that, yes, he is, remember, this is a president who likes to have cabinet meetings where he goes around the room and cabinet officials and secretaries praise him for the work he s doing. this is very much in line and character with that. i will tell you, anderson, talking to sources close to this white house, i talked to one source earlier today raising questions about the strength of some of these statements coming from some of these cabinet officials. i think there is, in sort of the same way they were going through that new york times op-ed searching for clues whether this person or that person wrote this in the new york times. there are allies of the president going through these cabinet officials wo ....