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special counsel robert mueller. and it s grammy weekend. we ll go behind the scenes of the weekend s hottest party with its host, music mogul clive davis, and have a performance from one of this year s nominees. we begin with today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. i think it was a very, very successful trip. thank you. the president trump returns home to a mueller firestorm. fake news, folks. fake news. this president is not happy at all with this investigation, and it s getting closer and closer. clearly trump seems to think his worst enemy is bob mueller. trump s worst enemy is donald trump. another deadly blast strikes kabul. the taliban claimed responsibility. if you didn t get a flu shot, get one now. 39 states are reporting serious outbreaks. that s up from 32 just last week. parisians are bracing for high water. this is now how the parisians like to measure the seine. there s the statue. an extremely close call for a police office ....
cordes: long pathway to citizenship. rachel, you wrote this week about the fact that speaker ryan is essentially a centrist on this issue, but he s also afraid to cross conservatives. the immigration debate is not about the future of dreamers but the future of a speaker. paul ryan has said many times that he is sim fa anesthetic to the dreamers, they came here at young minors, and the united states is home. however a very conservative house republican conference works by the way do not support a pathway for sit shin to this population, they made him promise when he became speaker that he would never put immigration on the floor that doesn t get the majority of the majority. however, what we re talking about on the senate probably would not get a majority of the majority. the one anecdote i would say to for this toxic concoction for the speaker president trump if he protects it. cordes: thank you so much, rachel, ed, dan, jennifer, appreciate you being with us toda ....
out like hey you need an extra pair of mrovz. we re in a perfect place to do that. i think coaches always talk about focus. all you have is a distraction. i don t think it s kind of distraction that really draws in grown men. the last time spent this much time in i amal i was 16. that s where you find all the girls. you go out and hang out at the mall your friend the players are just getting in and bunch of them roar around like we are. no doubt. theying of getting bearings our first night was saturday night and me and photographer tommy gardner went to have a juicy loosey a minneapolis thing. what is it, it s a burger they stuffed with cheese. so it was perfect stuffed with khaed ar cheese it was good. they didn t go all in on brea bread. bread was arm, basic. the bread is where it s at. minnesota here i can see the beef is good and cheese obviously in that county or country and would you should i get one. you should i definitely recommend you get a squus ....
[applause] mr. bruno: democratic senator al gore. [applause] mr. bruno: and retired vice admiral james stockdale, who is the vice presidential nominee [applause] mr. bruno: for independent candidate ross perot. [applause] mr. bruno: now, the ground rules for tonight s debate. each candidate will have two minutes for an opening statement. i will then present the issues to be discussed. for each topic, the candidates will have a minute and 15 seconds to respond. then this will be followed by a five minute discussion period in which they can ask questions of each other if they so choose. now, the order of response has been determined by a drawing and we ll rotate with each topic. at the end of the debate, each candidate will have two minutes for a closing statement. our radio and tv audience should know that the candidates were given an equal allocation of auditorium seats for their supporters. so i d like to ask the audience here in the theater to please refrain from ....
[applause] and retired feiss admiral james stockdale, the vice presidential nominee to independent candidate ross perot. now the ground rules for tonight s debate each candidate will have two minutes for an opening statement. i will present the issues to be discussed. for each topic, candidates will have one minute and 15 seconds to respond, followed by a five-minute discussion in which they can ask questions of each other if they so choose. the order of response has been determined by a drawing, and we will rotate with each topic. at the end of the debate, each two minutesll have for a closing statement. our radio and tv audience should know the candidates were given an equal allocation of auditorium space for their supporters, so i would like to ask the audience in the theater to refrain from applause or partisan demonstration once the debate is under way because it takes attention away from the candidates. with that plea from your let s turn first to senator gore f ....