And defended the words he used to explain that decision in the report he sent to merrick garland, the attorney general. I said President Biden was old and he had a poor memory because thats what i saw when i interviewed him, hur keeps on saying. Anticipating that testimony, the white house released a transcript of that interview between President Biden and Special Counsel hur hoping to refute those findings. So lets get into it. Find out exactly what that transcript says. Also what democrats and republicans got out of todays testimony. Joining us now, nbc News White House correspondent, mike memoli and lisa rubin. First off to you, mike. You read the whole transcript. I tried to get you on the show yesterday, you couldnt come on. You said you were doing Something Special in secret. Now we know what it was. You were reading the transcript. Does it line up with the way hur described the interview . Certainly in the mind of democrats, no. Thats part of what the reaction was and what we sa
Special counsel jack smith against donald trump. In an interview with cnn, maralago employee brian butler painting a painting a very specific picture of trumps inner circle, and how it operated more like a mafia family than anything else. With loyalty prized above everything. A world where fealty to the boss led to criminal exposure. Now, nbc news has not independently confirmed butlers identity as trump employee number 5 and he declined nbcs request for comment. In his interview last night, butler says he helped trumps codefendants, walt nowta and carlos move those boxes containing some of our nations most Sensitive National security secrets. Watch. He followed me. He pulled out, got behind me, got to the airport, i ended up loading all the luggage i had and he had a bunch of boxes. You noticed that he had boxes. Oh, yeah, they were the boxes that were in the indictment, the white bankers boxes. Thats what i remember. Did you have any idea at the time that there was potentially u. S.
arrivals privacy. violates u.s. immigration law. although it appears those kids get to stay. protester ran onto the field has filed a police report in the nfl. the protester was laid out by the rams linebacker. attempting to make a statement. ainsley: there is a plane coming in. look. look. brian: do you know how hard i was to coordinate? that is the world s busiest airport. ainsley: atlanta. steve: exactly. brian: you need like another hour to get to it. have you ever taken a shuttle to the rental car? ainsley: it takes you like a mile away. right. you have to wait on the shuttle, get your luggage up there. steve: uber is much handier. they will meet you at the congress, drive you wherever you need to go, directly into traffic. because they are famous for that. ainsley: it s going to be 80 degrees. not a cloud in the sky if you re just one big, round, yellow ball called the son. steve: there was a plan a moment to go. ainsley: now you can see them
face-to-face finally. the presidents of two su superpowers play nice after a year of no talk. that s tonight on news talk . good evening. i m abby phillip in new york. tonight, what president biden calls important progress between the united states and china. the specifics may seem small, but the american president calls the areas of agreement important on fentanyl, on keeping the phones open between militaries and on artificial intelligence. today we watched carefully orchestrated diplomatic theater between these two superpowers a handshake, a walk outside, a hollywood mansion in woodside california, but the stakes are far more consequential than fiction. to take a tumult uous year and basically put it to the side. that you and i understand each other clearly leader to leader with no misconceptions or miscommunication. we have to ensure that competition does not veer into confl confliction. a short while ago at a rare press conference, the president called it his
crawl in the corner teach. them causing a good time this is where we are. welcome to the 77. am the in this week i am the i. am the. the atlas. am the arrow. hello and welcome to focus on europe i m lara babalola thanks for being with us europe s refugee crisis continues on a beijing had to thousands of migrants are stuck in bosnia herzegovina living in squalid conditions the e.u. and human rights groups have warned that the makeshift refugee camps are a danger food and medical care are scarce and now the threat of winter is looming
and with no heating available at the camps there are worries that the cold weather will be deadly it s a path that sounds of migrants have traveled over the balkans to reach the e.u. but the croatian border is impassable for most making this the end of the road for many who have made it to bosnia herzegovina local and national authorities can t agree on a solution leaving migrants stranded and news ribble conditions and in the town of be hatched the cris