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we will hear from the girl and her mom this morning at 7:20 eastern. eric holder is making new announcements. is he adding fuel to the fire? log on for his debate. fox & friends starts now. bye. good morning. it is tuesday, december 2. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. it was a meeting of the protesting minds. president obama holding discussions on the ferguson fallout at the white house all while launching a plan to retrain cops on the taxpayers dime. that s you. is this really the answer? we report, you decide. why is al sharpton there? meanwhile the president threatens to shut down the federal government if republicans the bad guys do not fund his amnesty action. but how much will that cost us? we re crunching the numbers straight ahead. moses an inspirational icon in nearly every major faith but hollywood actor christian bale wonders if he was more like a terrorist. and if we should send in the drones. mornings are better with friends. hi everybody. i m huey lew ....
talked to his attorney general yet. that s right. reporter: i had a chance to catch up with kellyannec conway. i asked her whether or not the president views this decision as some sort of set back or defeat. she didn t exactly answer that question, but here s what she had to say. this is a defeat? do you see this as a setback? he sees it as the statute provides a president with great latitude and authority to protect the citizens and protect the nation s national security. this was not argued on the merits. now that we ll have an opportunity to argue on the merits, we look forward to doing that. i think his tweet was perfect when he said, we ll see you in court. there you go. some confidence being expressed by kellyanne conway at the white house. not a lot new in terms of arguments being laid out by the white house in response to this, just the very tough talk that we re going to see you in court. that is not exactly going to win the day at the supreme court. i asked kel ....
that the president has been acid wously denying for more than a year now, that there was a in fact a major russian operation to interfere in the 2016 u.s. election. and, you know, the intelligence community has been saying for a year now that they have high confidence that that is the case. and here you have the u.s. department of justice and a grant ju grand jury saying they can prove that beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law, using admissible evidence. and that, you know, is a rod rosenstein today was extremely careful not to offend the president and make sure that no americans were witting participants in this plot. but that is a remarkable factual repudiation of the entire he was very careful to stay within what is alleged in the indictment. but he did make a point on several occasions of saying that no americans are accused of participation in this. and i do think that was probably aimed at the president in a fashion that allows the president at least until such a ....
necessary, yes. the president had effectively an extramarital affair slush fund. then scott pruitt s luxury trip to rome on the public dime. let s have no illusions about what was really going on here. and what primary night in america looks like in the era of trump. i m basically trumpier than trump. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the president and his lawyer are applying the same strategy that got the president-elected, to his rapidly multiplying legal threats. overwhelm the public with enough noise to drown out the facts and muddle the issues. whether it can work this time is still an open question. the president today spent his morning executive time, as he so often does, tweeting about the criminal investigation into his campaign, his allies and his family members and himself. and this comes after the president s new personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, claimed in an interview over the weekend that the mueller team might try ....
Chris Hayes discusses the day s top news. allegations in the u.s. so we talked about this sort of circumventing the american tax system. overseas payments and overseas bank accounts and never reported which is what is alleged. what is the bank fraud part of the case. it is the prosecutors allege that after 2014, when the spigot of cash was turned off, he needed to fund his lavish lifestyle. what he had was real estate holdings that he purchased through the bogus loans. what he did, was he began overstating the value of these property. faking a profit and loss statement for his company. showing cash that he didn t have for bankers including while he was chairman of the campaign. they call it bank c and that is the kind of fraud that they are alleging. prosecutors are going to show that in fact it was false. zoe, tad davine was there. he was a partner with manafort in his work in ukraine, what did he have to say? so tad talked about being brought in starting in 2005 to ....