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is a threat to democracy? well, to our system, you know, the assaults on the institutions starting with my own, the intelligence community and his characterization of us as nazis. the commentary he has made about the judiciary, and individual judges. the assault on the bureau are examples which are not constructive for our country. general clapper, i appreciate your time. thank you very much. thanks for having me. very tough words from general clapper there. if you are just joining us now, let s quickly lay out the top story tonight. the riveting testimony, did he make the case for the obstruction of justice? and we ll get reaction from the intelligence community, and first, dana bash with all the key moments. reporter: the former fbi director under oath and unvarnished, called the president who fired him, a liar. the administration then chose to defame me by saying that the organization was in disarray. that it was poorly led, that the work force had lost confiden ....
and what i m concerned about is someone who doesn t want to try to relitigate 2016, but wants to make sure our country is protected in 2018 when you don t have someone in the white house who s kind of leading a whole of government approach. it means that our response to these kind of actions by russia and for that matter other nations that may try to copy russia s efforts, those national security efforts are undermined by this kind of aversion in the white house to face the reality. also tonight, another washington post report says that music promoter rob goldstone who set up that june 2016 trump tower meeting with the president s eldest son and several different russians offered to broker a meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin right after mr. trump announced he was running for the white house. president trump has been outspoken about his admiration for putin. the russian leader dismissed the what stood out to you most? what was your largest takeaway as co-author ....
The latest news from around the world with hosts John Berman and Poppy Harlow. yesterday, trying to defend his client, talking about a lot of these issues related to michael cohen. seemingly, creating more chaos and confusion in his wake. after an interview with cnn yesterday morning, giuliani seemed to open two new fronts in this whole saga, claiming, first, that collusion may not even be a crime, which is different from what we have been hearing from the president. the president has been saying there was no collusion all along. now we are seeing president trump backing giuliani up in a tweet this morning, reiterating that collusion isn t a crime, even though he himself just two days ago suggested that democrats should be investigated for what he claims is their collusion with the russians. then on a second matter, giuliani starts talking about a meeting, a planning meeting that he claimed happened before that infamous trump tower meeting with don junior and russians promisin ....
fruition and see stories of kids that s going through the same thing i went through, it makes it even more like yes, we did this. this is why we should have did it. but there is a lot that has got lebron james fired up off the court. listen to what he says about living while black in america. no matter how big you can become or no matter what you do in the community. no matter what you do in your profession, being african american in america is always tough, and they always going to let you know that you are the n-word no matter who you are. is there a run for office in his future? someone tried to recruit a lebron to run for president, they said listen, they got no one. if you don t run, trump is going to win. would you run? well, in that case i may. this is the interview that you don t want to miss. lebron james, one on one. thank you. A recap of the day s news. they brought this together and brought it to me. i was like absolutely. you can t get nowhere in ....
my mom had to go through at that age. being in the third or fourth grade. for us to be in a position where we can see stories of kids that s going through the same thing that i went through, it makes it even more like yes, we did this. this is why we should have did it. how do you conquer those fears? jaden was his name, talked about hearing gunshots and that sort of things, being tempted by drugs and all those things. how do you think how do you get them to understand that s not the path they have to take? i think being in a support system and that s what this is all about. i think for me, when i did go to school, or when i was playing little league sports, you know, being around kids and being around people that have fun and kind of speak the same language as you, it allows you to kind of escape away from the drugs and the violence and the gunshots and things that go on on an everyday basis, and that s what we re here for. i m opening the schools to be able to get these ki ....