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Case files bulge with the bureaucratic legacy of Sam Menlo's life as a landlord: code violations, thousands of them, at rental units beset with everything from vermin and mold to wretched plumbing.
With a real estate empire spanning Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino and Orange counties, Menlo has a 30-year track record of skirmishes with city and state agencies, capped last fall with a sentence to live for a time in his own filthy Anaheim complex.
Now 73, in failing health and with a possible jail sentence hanging over his head, Menlo is spending millions of dollars to fix up several of his apartment properties, including the decrepit Ridgewood Gardens in Anaheim where he was forced to stay briefly last year.
City inspectors report that Menlo's renovations are nearly complete. Bureaucrats and neighbors who have battled Menlo for years are watching his progress with interest and more than a little skepticism.
They wonder: is Sam Menlo finally cleaning up his act?
A Fateful Meeting
Michael Burke first met Menlo four years ago.
A four-alarm blaze at Ridgewood Gardens had left 17 families homeless and revealed wretched, filthy conditions.
Inspectors found the place crawling with cockroaches and rats. Vagrants had taken up residence in abandoned apartments littered with hypodermic needles. Some units were so moldy that mushrooms sprouted from the ceiling. The city cited Menlo with 112 building code violations, and charged him with 34 criminal counts of violating city codes. He pleaded no contest to three counts and was given probation--and an order to fix things fast.
Burke, a deputy city attorney, was in charge of seeing the fix-up through to conclusion. He eventually would become the public official who would pursue Menlo most vigorously.
In that first meeting, Menlo impressed Burke by coming to his office full of apologies and armed with a multipage "Menlo Plan of Action" that detailed reforms from trimming trees to scrubbing hallways with detergent.
"He convinces you that he is going to take charge," Burke said. It seemed a simple administrative matter, easily resolved.
As weeks dragged on with no detergent, no tree trimmers, Burke dug into the Anaheim files on Menlo. He found old city letters demanding change. He found other Menlo plans of action dating to the 1980s.
Burke heard about similar problems with Menlo and Century Quality Management in Fullerton and Los Angeles. Then a city attorney in Pico Rivera gave Burke a bit of professional advice that changed his entire outlook.
He told Burke to research Menlo's history. And what Burke uncovered during a simple database check stunned him.
Menlo was no small-time landlord without the means to fix up the place. He was an extremely wealthy man--and one continually in trouble with cities throughout the region.
"I suspected that he probably had problems," Burke said. "I didn't realize that he had so many."
Menlo declined to be interviewed. But even his attorneys concede the long history of filth, broken plumbing, moldy walls and vermin infestations at many of his holdings.
They paint a picture of a landlord who has been victimized by bad tenants and apartment managers. If anything, Menlo is a micromanager, attorney Kevin Mello says, demanding that he personally approve repairs as minor as a broken garbage disposal. With as many units as he owns, that's bound to lead to delays. Menlo owns his land through a family trust for which he is the trustee/conservator, and he is president and manager of Century Quality Management, the company that rents and manages the apartments.
State, County Cite Nursing Home Problems
Among the more troubling incidents Burke discovered in his research through old newspaper articles were the episodes at Menlo's nursing homes.
Menlo, as owner and operator of the homes, battled Los Angeles County and the state Department of Health Services for eight years during the 1970s over more than 2,000 health code violations and 78 counts of criminal neglect at his nursing homes.
Investigators found patients lying in beds full of excrement and urine and one patient with bedsores infested by maggots.
More than 20 years later, the case still stands out in the mind of Los Angeles County probation officer Gordon Smith, now retired.
"It was more repugnant than almost anything I had seen up to that time," Smith said.
The state revoked nine nursing home licenses. Menlo pleaded guilty to 25 misdemeanors but served no jail time. He paid a $75,000 fine and devoted 250 hours to community service.
Just a few years later, the state was after him again, this time for problems at his board-and-care homes for the elderly.
In 1986, state officials shut down an adult residential facility in Lynwood; it was the most drastic action they could take. The Department of Social Services also ordered Menlo to relocate patients at another home in Gardena.
After a yearlong investigation, the state Department of Health Services filed a civil complaint against Menlo, accusing him of "every possible inadequacy of care."
At the time, Menlo complained that he had been singled out by state inspectors. Without admitting guilt, the landlord ultimately agreed to close eight Los Angeles-area board-and-care places.
In the years that followed, Menlo's businesses have been scrutinized by Cal/OSHA, a civil jury, police and fire departments, county health inspectors and city code enforcement officials. The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services alone has documented more than 1,760 violations at Menlo's properties in the past five years.
That scrutiny has resulted in hundreds of man-hours but criminal prosecution only in Anaheim, Fullerton and Los Angeles County. By promising to reform, Menlo has narrowly escaped prosecution in Riverside, Bellflower, Pico Rivera, Azusa and Torrance--though he or his management company was cited and Menlo was brought in for various civil nuisance hearings.
"He thinks he can wing it, that he'll never get in trouble, that he can talk his way out of tight corners," Burke said. "It would make it easier . . . if other jurisdictions took him on and stopped babying him."
Some of those cities are trying. In Torrance, after years of repeated code enforcement violations and police complaints, frustrated city officials are considering a different but extreme tactic: taking over Menlo's property.
"We are looking at an eminent domain action," said Assistant City Manager Mary Giordano.
Through the years, Menlo has also faced mini-uprisings by his tenants. In 1985, residents of his Anaheim complex held a rent strike to protest cockroaches, dirty pools and plumbing problems. In 1990, tenants of a Menlo trailer park in Hawthorne lodged complaints about power failures, septic tank overflows and unsafe wiring. For those problems, he was cited for 190 health code violations.
And Cal/OSHA cited his Century Quality Management on at least two occasions, in 1995 and 1999, for forcing workers--in one case under cover of night--to perform highly dangerous asbestos removal without proper training or protective gear. Menlo also was ordered by a separate agency to pay $43,000 in back wages to those workers.
As Burke's research into Menlo's history developed, the landlord's promises to change sounded increasingly hollow. During his three years on probation for the problems at the Anaheim apartments, Menlo's code violations at Ridgewood Gardens multiplied to 819 instead of going away.
Enough of fines and threats, Burke decided. He went back to court last year to get Menlo's probation--and freedom--revoked.
After touring Menlo's 368-unit Ridgewood Gardens apartment complex, Superior Court Judge Michael Hayes found conditions "beyond deplorable" and sentenced Menlo to live 60 days in his own crumbling building. Probation was extended until 2003 with the threat of 18 months in jail if Menlo failed to fix the property or if it fell into disrepair again.
But if tenants thought Menlo would finally understand how they lived, such notions quickly dissipated. The landlord who would put off paying for so much as a plumber to fix a toilet suddenly had repairmen descending on the unit that would serve as his jail, painting and refurbishing. Then deliverymen carried in new furniture. Even security increased, with as many as six guards standing watch outside the complex around the clock shortly after Menlo moved in, tenants reported.
"They should have put him in with one of us, so he knows how we feel," grumbled former tenant Luis Cabrera, who had holes in the kitchen where mice had chewed their way through the floorboards.
Holocaust Survivor Is Lauded for Generosity
At synagogues and charities throughout the region, Menlo holds an entirely different reputation: that of a Holocaust survivor of exceptional decency and philanthropy.
In letters to the court in the Anaheim case asking for leniency, at least 10 rabbis or directors of Southern California Jewish schools, synagogues or associations enumerated Menlo's generosity.
"He's a fine man. He's just a marvelous person," said Rabbi Yonason Denebeim of the Chabad of Palm Springs, where Menlo has donated thousands of dollars over the past 15 years. "I wish there were more folks like him."
His wife of 44 years, Vera Menlo, also described him as a generous man, who is "loving, conscientious and hard-working." She spent the bulk of her letter detailing the tragic early life of the man she affectionately calls "my Sam."
Menlo lived in a Czechoslovakian ghetto until he was 14. Later, he was incarcerated in a series of Nazi concentration camps: Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Birobidzhan, she wrote. He watched as the Nazis executed his family, his attorney said.
"By the time he was liberated in 1945, he had lost his father, mother, his four brothers, his sister and his grandparents, as well as his other relatives--literally his entire family was killed," Vera Menlo wrote. "He was left alone to survive in the world."
Attorney Mello suggests that Menlo's background as a Holocaust survivor even may help to explain his client's approach to being a landlord.
"I can only imagine what lies in a concentration camp versus someone who has a leaky faucet or someone who has a little bit of mold or mildew building up on a bathroom wall," Mello said. "His minimum standard is lower than mine."
Menlo immigrated to New York when he was 26, starting a construction business. He subsequently moved to California and set his sights on real estate and property management. At one time, he operated numerous nursing and retirement homes in Southern California. Later, he began purchasing apartment complexes and office buildings, his attorney said.
Menlo amassed enough wealth to buy an 8,500-square-foot house near the Wilshire Country Club for himself and his family.
The assessed value on the roughly 40 properties and thousands of apartment units held by the Sam Menlo trust tops $154 million, though his lawyer says some of them are being sold.
His son-in-law, Jeffrey Winter, who oversees the rehabilitation projects, wrote in his letter to the court: "He is driven by the simple need to provide for his family and community. Mr. Menlo embodies a sincere desire to provide quality and affordable housing for low-income families, given his own humble beginnings."
Rabbi Meyer H. May, executive director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, said in a letter to the court that he cannot explain why a man who suffered the horrors of the Holocaust might maintain substandard housing.
"I have learned over the years that it is impossible to judge or rationalize the behavior of Holocaust survivors," May wrote in the letter asking for leniency. "We often find that a person who suffered so greatly at the hands of others is not at all resistant to imposing hardships of their own on others."
He called Menlo's past "unique and serious personal baggage," but said Menlo should not be jailed.
That history may be why Menlo believes he is the victim of a conspiracy between Anaheim police and city officials, doctors said in letters to the court. He also offered a conspiracy theory in a written statement to The Times more than 20 years ago when his nursing homes were the target of a state investigation.
Apartment Complex Gets an Overhaul
Just 23 days into his sentence at Ridgewood Gardens, Menlo was hospitalized after suffering a stroke. His lawyers said the landlord was too sick to finish out his time there.
Since then, he has refurbished property in Fullerton and Pico Rivera, with work still underway in other cities. Officials in those spots confirm the progress with some surprise. No one has seen Menlo undertake such a sustained fix-up project before--though some give much of the credit to his son-in-law.
Homeowners near Ridgewood Gardens, who once threatened a class-action suit, concede that the neighborhood is happier. Still, they're not quite ready to forget 15 years of trouble, homeowner Ed Wylie said.
"I'm not going to all of the sudden change my mind on things," he said.
Menlo is back home, and it doesn't appear that he'll ever have to finish his sentence at Ridgewood Gardens. No one lives at the apartment complex these days, and even the name is about to change.
All the tenants were evicted to make way for the massive overhaul of the buildings. Around and within the apartments swarms a small army of plumbers, carpenters and painters installing carpet, toilets, plumbing, balconies, sidewalks, a clubhouse.
Menlo's lawyers recently declined to discuss whether there's a transformed landlord behind the transforming buildings. "It's business as usual," said one.
They did offer a glimpse at Menlo's new business plan for the place, though. Coming soon: senior housing.

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phrase net neutrality, has incredible insights. that's it for "all in" tonight. the breaking news we're covering tonight, "the new york "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. >> the breaking news we're covering tonight, trump asked his attorney general to reverse his decision to take himself out of the russia investigation. the confrontation between the president and jeff sessions now being investigated by the special counsel. also, trump's new attacks on the mueller investigation relying on outright conspiracy theories and his lawyer says it's working. plus, the roseanne revival is gone along with its name sake. abc cancels its number one show after roseanne barr's racist outbursts on twitter. all of it on a tuesday night as "the 11th hour" gets underway. on this tuesday night, good evening once again from our nbc
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news headquarters here in new york. day 495 of the trump administration and we're following breaking news that comes to us from "the new york times" tonight that president trump asked attorney general jeff sessions to take back control of the russia investigation after his decision to recuse himself, after he took himself out of the case. michael schmidt reports that one saturday in march 2017, sessions flew to florida because the president wasn't taking his calls on the travel ban specifically. quote, when they met, mr. trump was ready to talk, but not about the travel ban. his grievance was with mr. sessions. the president objected to his decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation. mr. trump who told aides he needed a loyalist overseeing the inquiry berated mr. sessions and told him he should reverse his decision. an unusually and inappropriate request. mr. sessions refused. times also says that confrontation which has not been previously reported is being
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investigated as you would imagine by special counsel robert mueller along with trump's other attacks on sessions. so, we want to talk about this before we move on to all the other news from today and tonight. we're joined on the phone by one of the two reporters who broke this story tonight, michael schmidt, pulitzer prize winning writer for the times. michael, remind our viewers, why would mueller be interested in this story, this meeting in florida between the president and his attorney general? >> the recusal of sessions has been the original sin in the entire investigation. the president believes and has said that if sessions had not recused himself, he doesn't think mueller would have ever been a int toed. the president said he wanted someone loyal to him overseeing the investigation. the question of loyalty is one of the issues the special counsel is looking at in terms of obstruction of justice. why was the president so
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obsessed with having someone loyal to him on the investigation? why he asked jim comey for his loyalty? was it simply loyalty because the president is someone -- around him tloil him loyal to h there a reason he went after sessions publicly, why is he trying to get him to resign, what was really behind that? did he try to install someone more loyal to him atop the justice department? those are the questions -- >> michael, we observe around here from time to time as our phones get more modern, we sound more like ed morro from london as the connections get more terrible. if you can move to a window or open space for this next answer, i'd appreciate it. and it hearkens back to your interview with trump a couple days after christmas, where he said in effect, if not a direct quote, obama had holder to protect him, in effect, to watch his back. meaning, whoever described to trump the presidential
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relationship with an a.g. described it a certain way. he went on to think it was a certain way and was bemoaning the fact that sessions wasn't that to him. >> correct. the president has really always wanted someone at the top of the justice department that he knew and could trust. he does not view the attorney general as someone as much who is out there to follow the facts and follow the law as it is someone that will be loyal to him. and he has said that. the president in one of his eruptions last year during -- when he learned either about when mueller was appointed or when sessions had recused, said, you know, he needed -- he's referring to his long-time personal lawyer who was sort of a fixer for him in new york city when he was a young and up and coming real estate person. and he said that's the type of person that he envisioned at the top of the justice department for him.
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you can see why he maybe didn't like jim comey as his attorney general and why he does president like the idea of rod rosenstein, someone he doesn't know running the investigation. >> michael schmidt, our thanks to you for phoning into us. we really appreciate it. to our viewers, we apologize for the quality of the phone connection tonight. moving on, though, the times report comes as president trump and his legal team are taking their very public p.r. campaign to discredit the mueller investigation to a new level. earlier tonight during a campaign style rally in nashville, the president repeated the claim that someone had infiltrated his 2016 campaign. >> so, how do you like the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign? can you imagine? can you imagine? never in the history of our country has something taken place like took place during this election. >> we'll talk about that last
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assertion in a moment. since saturday, president trump has relentlessly attacked the russia investigation on twitter, among other things, calling it a witch hunt and rigged, two old classics there. earlier today the president wrote, quote, the 13 angry democrats plus people who worked eight years for obama working on the rigged russia witch hunt will be meddling with the midterm elections, especially now that republicans stay tough are taking the lead in polls. there was no collusion, capital c, except by the democrats. meanwhile, the washington post has new reporting on trump adding an unofficial job title, let's say, to his own. ashley parker, josh dawsey, and philip rucker write, quote, the white house communications director's job has been vacant for exactly two months, but in practice it has been filled since the day hope hicks said farewell to her unofficial replacement, president trump himself. the president also has unofficially performed the roles of many other senior staffers in
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recent months, leaving the people holding those jobs to execute on his instincts and ideas, and that's exactly how trump likes his west wing. post goes on to report, quote, though trump continues to rage about special counsel robert s. mueller's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, the president seems satisfied for now, at least, with his new legal team which includes giuliani and emmet t. flood. rudy giuliani has of course been a constant fixture in television and in print about this investigation since he was brought on last month. this sunday was no different. giuliani spoke openly about his public opinion battle while on cnn. >> to a large extent, remember, dana, we're defending here -- it is for public opinion because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach, not impeach. remember the congress, democrat, and republican are going to be informed a lot by their constituents so our jury is the -- as it should be, is the american people.
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>> let us bring in the rest of our lead off panel, shall we on a tuesday night. with thanks for their patience, the aforementioned ashley parker, pulitzer prize winning reporter for the washington most. aforementioned philip rucker, bureau chief for the washington post. a rare visit to new york. good evening to both of you. ashley, let's back up over some stuff. any proof of what the president was saying there in nashville that in the history of campaigning, a campaign had never been infiltrate today this extent? >> no. to answer your question, simply no. there is no proof. there is no good evidence of that description of the fbi informant. but that's sort of beside the point. rudy giuliani for instance in talking to my colleague on that story josh dawsey, do you want to know why he's using spygate? because it works. it's swaying public opinion. so for this portion of the legal exercise which is winning the p.r. campaign publicly, facts in
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a lot of ways are beside the point. and facts are not what is moving the public opinion, but something ee volcanotive and catchy like spygate maybe. >> phil, indeed your reporting is the president for now, while not ever sang win, is rather content with the com strategy. >> that's exactly right. he's dictating the message. what you have in the west wing is them following the message and what he lays out for them. ashley is right about the legal strategy which is a p.r. strategy and rudy giuliani is convinced this is work working. i talked to him late last week as well. he said this is going to continue. you're going to keep hearing the watergate references. you're going to hear a linkage between president obama and president nixon saying that obama did just what nixon did to break into the democratic headquarters and create this reality that they think can really undermine the mueller probe and make it make the public, the american people, view it in a partisan lens.
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>> ashley, you've reported. let's use some proper titles here. the war of the world's environment has faded in the west wing. fear and loathing continues, but maybe more of a "game of thrones" atmosphere. explain. >> that is exactly right. this is actually not the first time we have heard that show evoked to describe this west wing, but initially it was meant to refer to the warring factions and the bloody feuds and the competing families. and that is sort of somewhat gone. and when people in the president's orbit and a number of them individually mention "game of thrones" to us unprompted, what they're referring to more is the confusion, how sort of on that show you have to watch the preview to catch up. it's a little confusing and everyone is sort of at the end of the day a little unclear about where things stand in fighting for their own individual survival and that is the moment we have shifted to now. >> phil rucker, i want to share with you a collection of clips we have put together from rue golf giuliani this weekend.
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it sure appears he was sent out with the instruction to use the word rigged. here it is. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> this is rigged. you've got 13 democrats. you've got a focus on things that didn't happen, no russia collusion, no obstruction. just defending yourself. >> what's wrong with the government trying to figure out what russia was up to? >> nothing wrong with the government doing that. everything wrong with the government spying on a candidate of the opposition party. that's a watergate, a spygate. i mean, and without any warning to him. and now to compound that, to make it into a criminal investigation, bill, that's why this is a rigged investigation. >> we're more convinced as we see it that this is a rigged investigation. now we have this whole new spygate thing thrown on top of it. >> now, philip, where would he get talking points like, oh, i don't know, spygate and rigged? >> maybe from the guy who at the end of his campaign in 2016
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called that election rigged. this is straight out of donald trump's play book. and what i think he's trying to do is prepare people to discount whatever mueller ends up finding, if there is a report about detailing examples of obstruction of justice if there are further indictments. the half of america that is with donald trump is going to view that as rigged, as unfair, as not appropriate, as too partisan, as a political witch hunt to use another one of president trump's phrases. i think this is strategically what he's trying to do to discount it. the same way when the polls were showing in october of 2016 hillary clinton was leading donald trump, trump was at rally after rally after rally saying the election is going to be rigged. the results might be rigged. you don't know what to believe if it turns out that i'm not going to win. he's preparing people to discount the results. >> we didn't know it then, but it was one of the first attacks on our system and institutions -- >> on our democracy. >> wear away, that's right. ashley, you and i talked about this before, the president feels he does better when he's playing
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the victim. and this current strategy is fine until it isn't. what i mean is it's giuliani on television because there is no one for the mueller effort. they don't leak. they don't speak. until they do. and it reminds you of the kind of terrible swift sword and the imbalance of power, the government suddenly when they rise up and release another tranche of indictments or subpoenas, they get the power back. >> that's exactly right. what you're seeing now is rudy giuliani is basically the television's id. it doesn't matter that he's a wildly unreliable narrater. he gives interviews where he says wildly contradicting things. he says in one interview, i talk to the president every day. another interview, i haven't talked to him in several weeks. mueller's voice is silent. that has given him more than the differing narratives perhaps
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deserve. when mueller's team does come out and it is unclear if and when they release the report, i do think you will then have sort of finally dueling narratives in this p.r. strategy may potentially, even though they are priming the ground and that's what they're doing, be less successful against a conclusive, thorough report by an impeccable team. >> and that moment, phil, you've said that's when you worry that trump is capable of doing something very big, very risky. >> that's right. but i do think that for the moment now rudy giuliani is probably the best insurance policy for attorney general jeff sessions and rod rosenstein and bob mueller because i think for now trump thinks he's winning and he thinks he's got the upper hand over mueller and over the justice department. and as long as he has his person out there fighting for him, sources in the white house say they don't -- they're not as worried that trump is going to pull the trigger and do something catastrophic, like firing people at the justice department. >> to our viewers, we always say this. we hope this show has launched a lot of subscriptions to the
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great newspapers of our time. and as by line duos go, parker/rucker, rucker/parker, you can't go wrong when you see either or both names. we seldom get to see them in new york. i was asked them earlier in today, what are they both doing in new york? it's the luncheon tomorrow for pulitzer winners. we couldn't be prouder to know ashley parker and philip rucker and we brag all the time you're part of our broadcast. thank you both. >> thank you, brian. >> thank you. >> coming up jeff sessions. and later president trump once praised roseanne and her ratings, 18 viewers on a single night. what now with all that? "the 11th hour" on a work night getting underway.
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we are back, and as president trump spent his holiday weekend lamb basting the russia investigation on twitter, there is still a lot of speculation about a possible sit-down with mueller, the special counsel. the washington post reports today that it comes down to access to classified documents about an fbi informant who made contact with the trump campaign, what the president keeps calling a spy or an infiltrator. according to the post, trump attorney rudy julg january i's latest demand further ratcheted up the pressure trump and his lawyers are trying to place on special counsel robert s. mueller iii's team as his investigation end alleged coordination into trump's campaign and russia reaches a key juncture. as for what an interview would consist of, there are reports
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that mueller's team may limit questions to just two topics or areas. here's what giuliani had to say about that on cnn this weekend. >> and if everything can be worked out, then they would probably limit it to collusion and obstruction. the collusion part, we're pretty comfortable with because there has been none. the obstruction part i'm not as comfortable with, i'm not. the president is fine with it. he's innocent. i'm not comfortable because it's a matter of interpretation, not just hard and fast true, not true. so, if you interpret his comment about firing mueller -- firing -- sorry, comey, no discussion of firing mueller, by the way. if you interpret that as obstructing the investigation as opposed to removing a guy who was doing a bad job on the recommendation in part of rosenstein, but you see it as obstructing the investigation, then you can say it's obstruction.
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>> lot to talk about there and let's do that. peter baker chief white house correspondent for "the new york times" back with us tonight. also back with us jill wine-banks assistant and former watergate counsel. watching that kind of slap jawed, if they have mueller limited to two categories, the questions for them, collusion and obstruction, that's like saying you've got a tornado to agree to death and destruction only. what does that mean? >> well, i think you were right when you said in the beginning that this has all come down to a lot of p.r., and you have an unanswered accusations from giuliani that mueller cannot and must not answer because he's acting appropriately. so, giuliani can say whatever he wants. and then he can say, and see how unfair it was? they didn't want to agree to that. they said they would and then
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they wouldn't. i don't believe they are going to agree to limit it to two things, but also in giuliani's statement, he actually basically admitted that there is a good case for obstruction. he said, oh, i'm fine with collusion because there's no collusion. but obstruction, that's a matter of interpretation. and it isn't. facts are a funny thing. the truth and the facts will come out and i don't think it's going to show that it's a matter of interpretation but of guilt. there is enough evidence that has become public, and that's without what mueller knows that none of us knows, that could show that there is a really strong case for obstruction. >> and, jill, will that include this "the new york times" story tonight? we talked to mike schmidt about it, that trump says to his attorney general, can you unrecuse yourself, please, and get involved in this russia thing? >> that's just one more example of the obstruction. there are so many incidents of
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obstruction, but yes, i would say that this additional meeting, this additional request direct at mar-a-lago when the president wouldn't even talk to his attorney general about serious legal issues until he had it out with him about, you should undo it, his attorney general cannot undo the recusal because the recusal was absolutely mandated. first of all, the attorney general is a possible witness in connection with the firing of comey. second of all, he was involved in the campaign and the transition. and third of all, he had many meetings with russians and he was at least a little bit unclear if not lying about it in his congressional testimony. so, he is himself a possible witness and a possible subject. he cannot, without violating the conflict of interest rules and the rules of the department of justice, ever oversee that investigation. and it would do no good for the president for him to do it
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unless the president assumes that jeff sessions would do something to favor him in a way that rosenstein wouldn't. and we can't assume that anyone is willing to violate the law for the president and to fudge the results of the investigation. >> peter baker, it's your newspaper's reporting tonight, and we have -- you and i have talked about this -- we've watched this relationship with sessions play out publicly, a first of its kind in the history of the modern or any other kind of presidency. do we think that as of tonight sessions is back to what passes for safe? >> well, i think that the president, like a cat that touches a hot stove, recognized after the firing of jim comey last year that there was a real cost, political at the very least, to taking that sort of action. and i think that his lawyers have told him that again and again and again, that if you were to fire jeff sessions or rod rosenstein or try to get
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robert mueller fired, there was a particular price to be paid. and if he was going to do it he had to be willing to take that price. he hasn't been willing to take that price so far for the very reason we just talked about, jill talked about, in that he is the head of the executive branch and his power and authority to determine who serves under him, including the attorney general, there is no specific thing in the constitution that says he cannot fire an attorney general he considers to be disloyal to him. but, you know, as rudy giuliani said in that clip you showed, could it be interpreted as a corrupt use of his power? could it be interpreted as, you know, using his power to shield himself as opposed to some, you know, more neutral purpose, and that's where the special counsel clearly seems to be focusing his intention. >> peter, another thing you and i have talked about are the two parallel universes we're living in now. i watched the president tonight in nashville. i made a list. he talked about his hands. he talked about his electoral
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victory again. he talked about how mexico is still going to pay the wall and they're going to enjoy it, to add a direct quote. he said nancy pelosi loves ms-13, and he again talked about campaign infiltration. and we're all apparently getting new airports thanks to infrastructure. so, that's that. and that's his conversation with his base. tell the good foeklks watching tonight why you wrote about the clinton years as a valuable reminder of what may be to come for us. >> yeah, well, we talk about an interview with robert mueller. the only time a president has agreed to or submitted to interrogation by a prosecutor who clearly was targeting him in a case where the president clearly was exposed to possible if not indictment at least impeachment when bill clinton 20 years ago this summer was interviewed by ken starr and the prosecutors in the independent
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counsel's office. this case is different in a lot of ways. president trump and president clinton are different in a lot of ways. some of the dynamics are still there. you have a president bee sieged by what he called an unfair witch hunt. you have political case being made at the same time a legal case is being made, a case being made to the public that this is a partisan exercise to get the president and, therefore, illegitimate. president trump goes further than president clinton ever would in that regard. president clinton never called down the head of the fbi and told him to investigate the origins of the investigation into him. but the -- some of the tactics, some of the, you know, surround sound does feel a little bit familiar. the question is what lessons do we take from the 1998 experience that apply themselves to this year if, in fact, president trump were to submit to interrogation? one thing we know is both the special counsel, independent counsel ken starr and the president's attorneys in that case thought there was no
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question a subpoena was enforceable against a president for testimony, that there was no issue there in which a president could resist a subpoena short of claiming the 5th amendment. and so in that case they did negotiate an encounter that was for four hours. there was some limits on the prosecutors, but not the kind of limits president trump's lawyers are talking about now. we'll see whether robert mueller is willing to go with further limits. he has a different position because he's a special counsel answerable to the justice department different from the one who authorized ken starr and that's lapsed. >> our thanks to veteran of the law peter baker and jill wine-banks. thank you so much. coming up for us, president trump once said the sitcom roseanne was, quote, about us, meaning his followers. so, what happens now? back with that when we continue.
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look at roseanne. i called her yesterday. look at her ratings. look at her ratings. they were unbelievable, over 18 million people and it was about us. >> that was president trump just two months ago praising the revival of roseanne barr's show on abc. well, today abc fired roseanne barr by doing so, they killed their highest rated television show. it came after roseanne, of course, wrote a racist slur on
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twitter about former obama senior advisor valerie jarrett. quote, muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby equal valerie jarrett. that didn't stop what was coming and it took the network over 11 hours to kill the newest and very successful incarnation of roseanne's show. the network's entertainment president channing dunge issued a statement calling roseanne's comments, abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values. valerie jarrett responded during a town hall meeting here on this network. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i'm worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and followers who come right to their defense. the person who is walking down a street, minding their own business, and they see somebody cling to their purse, or run across the street, or every black parent i know who has a boy who has to sit down or have a conversation, the talk, as we
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call it. bob iger, who is the ceo of disney called me before the announcement. he apologized. he said that he had zero tolerance for that sort of racist bigoted comment and he wanted me to know before he made it public that he was cancelling the show. and so i appreciate that they did that so swiftly. >> and that is what taking the high road sounds like. roseanne barr's political views are not a secret. in the same twitter fuselage she went after chelsea clinton and called george soros a nazi. the president has considered her something of a kindred spirit. trump's own public remarks going back to the campaign represent a huge change in the kind of language we are used to hearing in public, certainly the kind of language we're used to hearing from the top. >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists.
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and some, i assume, are good people. a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> you know -- look at my african-american over here. look at him. >> but you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. you had people in that group -- excuse me. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, get that son of a bitch off the field right now. out, he's fired. he's fired! >> you were here long before any of us were here, although we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. >> let's talk about it, gene robinson pulitzer prize winner for the washington post.
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lot of that going on. mara gay, editorial board. eugene and the time, you and i have been partnered up covering politics on this network. we have watched this steady decline in our public discourse. it's kind of been remarkable. >> it has been remarkable. i mean, you know, is this bottom? i fear not, but the things that get said and what passes for our political discourse now are just mind blowing. they are absolutely mind blowing, and they reflect, i think -- it's a perilous thing for the country. this is a diverse country and we are held together by creed and by common experience and by things other than skin color and, you know, ancient national heritage and that sort of thing. i mean, we are a creedal nation. and that requires a certain amount of respect and a certain amount of tolerance.
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and when that is gone, you have to worry about the fabric. you real have i to worry about it. >> we're left to hope we have that in our own lives and can affect just our own circle as we can. mara, were you surprised with which the speed this happened? this was a major television network, a big lumbering company, as they all are. >> i was surprised, but i also have to say that there was something special about what happened, what abc did. and i think it's a big deal. i think they deserve a lot of credit for it. i think that so much of what's going on in the political realm that's toxic has actually started to pervade everyday life and the culture and the fabric, as you guys said, of the country. and i think it becomes even more important for not just political institutions, but also cultural institutions to play their role in shaping culture and in drawing the line and saying, this is acceptable, this is not,
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and we're going to respect one another. and abc did that today. and i just also want to say that even though what roseanne barr did was absolutely abhorrent, and i do believe that people should be treated like adults and there hasn't been enough of that in political discourse, frankly, it's also i hope a moment not to vilify her and her fans and even trump's base. even though some of those things they're saying are abhorrent, i think it's a moment for both accountability, but also the offer of redemption and hopefully as valerie jarrett said, a teachable moment. i mean, you can't force someone to come to the table, but, you know, we have to live with one another in this country so there also has to be an opportunity to say, let me explain why this is really wrong and offensive and hurtful, and hopefully we can have that conversation. i'm afraid we're not there yet, but that is where we need to go. we can't just cast off large swaths of american society. >> and, gene, to mara's point,
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the words were roseanne's and roseanne's own and she owns them now at great consequence and peril. did you expect the president to mention it tonight in tennessee? should he have? >> i actually did not expect him to mention in tennessee. i think he saw the swift reaction to what roseanne barr had said and president trump has excellent political instincts. i think he wasn't going to go out on that limb because that limb was already broken. and, you know, the interesting thing -- what do you do with roseanne? i mean, this is not the first time she has said something like this. >> right. >> she compared susan rice to -- in 2013. this is a constant thing. so, it's not, you know, i'm all for -- you know, we should attempt to reconcile and bring everyone in, but she has very
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defiantly been on the outs in terms of what i think most people consider acceptable racial dialogue. she says racist stuff all the time. >> i agree. this is a in a moment for accountability. and this is the accountability and i think that was the right -- that was absolutely the right thing. i guess what i'm saying is i think the country has become so tribal that unfortunately -- and i'm not quite sure how you deal with this, but there are those in mr. trump's base who feel that any attack on mr. trump is an attack on them personally. and so i just think there is a way to hold folks accountable without vilifying them. and, you know, just moving beyond roseanne barr for a moment and taking this conversation into, you know, what do you do with the rest of the president's base that shout lock her up at a rally? >> yeah, the thing is president trump's base, like any large group of americans, is diverse and has -- so, you know, it is possible i think for him and
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others perhaps to lead them to a place where they consider themselves invested in roseanne barr's future if he chooses to do that. but i don't think that's necessarily where they would go in and of themselves. so i don't think by any means they are irredeemable. i just think some are. >> right. >> it strikes me sitting here you both have huge platforms on which to write and comment about this in the days to come. this will be interesting. thank you both for coming and talking about this with us. >> thanks. >> eugene robinson, mara gay. coming up according to an nbc report, north korea is a no on denuclearization, but a potential yes to bringing a western name to pyongyang. we'll talk about it with one of the experts in the region right after this.
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common sense dictated has no intention to give up its nuclear weapons any time soon. this official assessment comes at a damaging time. all signs from the white house point to a june 12 summit being back on, even after that kind of sad letter from trump to kim jong-un which was just last week. while it says denuclearization is not a realistic objective, nbc news does add this about this intelligence assessment. quote, in an odd twist, a list of potential concessions by north korea in the cia analysis included the possibility that kim jong-un may consider offering to open a western hamburger franchise in pyongyang as a show of good will, according to three national security officials. it suggests kim is interested in a peaceful gesture to an american president whose love of fast food burgers is well known and who during the 2016 campaign had said he wanted to talk nukes
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over a burger with the north korean leader. now, for more, we welcome back one of the foremost experts on the korean peninsula, victor cha, chair for the strategic and international studies and a former national security council director for asia fares. he also happens to be the uh thoer of "the impossible state, new york past and future." victor, this is not an unserious piece of reporting. this actually happened. can it be that their view is so transactional as to say, removing our nuclear weapons is a nonstarter, but we love us some wendy's over here and maybe we can talk about that. >> well, you know, this report is very interesting. this wouldn't be the first time that the north koreans have raised issues like this. i remember a few years ago they talked about bringing fried chicken franchises and coca-cola
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to north korea. as a way to show their interest in reform and opening. but as you said and as the cia report said, that really doesn't give us any window on their intentions to denuclearize to give up all of their nuclear weapons and to stop their ballistic missile program. >> as a veteran of the region, can you believe that when things got tough in the past few days, the leaders of north and south met again. do you think the world is a favor place because this relationship appears to be warming? they are each other's go-to guy? >> well, it is interesting that the south korean government, which is a progressive government -- the first one in ten years, progressive in south korea means that they are interested in engagement with north korea. it doesn't mean that they're pro choice or pro gay marriage. it means they're interested in engagement with north korea. and they have been very aggressive and creative in using the olympics, which they hosted last winter and other fora to
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try to build this relationship with north korea. whenever there is uncertainty with regard to the united states, remember, the south korean president was just in washington, d.c. in the oval office talking with the u.s. president and did not know that 48 hours president trump would turn off the summit before he turned it on again 24 hours later. so, whenever there is uncertainty now on the u.s. part, the south koreans appear to be going to the north koreans to try to get the north koreans, who are really the unpredictable party historically, to try to get them closer to a position where they can bring the united states and north korea together. so, this really is role reversal, if you will, historically from what we've seen in the past. >> we are getting a very important visitor from north korea, rare trip to new york tomorrow. tell our audience the 30-second version of who this is and why he's coming. >> so, this is effectively the number two guy in north korea. he's kim yong chol.
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he is actually sanctioned by the united states under executive order 13551. he is a sanctioned individual for terrorist activities, nuclear proliferation, and other bad things. but he is the number two man and he is coming here presumably to meet with secretary pompeo. and it wouldn't surprise me if he also met with president trump because pompeo, when he was director of the cia and made two trips to north korea, he met with the north korean leader. so diplomatic protocol would suggest they recipro indicate the favor, but that would be some photo op, let me tell you. >> victor cha. we'll continue to invite you on to handle questions like this, especially if this summit happens after all. thank you so much for being on our broadcast yet again tonight. and coming up for us, what more we have learned from one of the greatest human tragedies of the last 12 months. in texas and
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get an a-plus. and i'll tell you what, i think we've done just as good in puerto rico. >> how would you grade the white house response -- >> i would say it's a 10. >> in the immediate aftermath of hurricane maria's devastation of puerto rico, president trump was quick to praise his own administration's response. the official death toll currently stands at 64 in puerto rico. however, a new harvard study found something closer to what the people of puerto rico already knew and would have told you themselves, that over 4600 deaths can be connected to the hurricane and the island's ruined infrastructure. more than 70 times the official estimate. for comparison, just over 1800 people were killed in katrina back in '05. the shocking disparity casts president trump's comments about the known death toll back during his visit to puerto rico in something of a new light. >> every death is a horror, but
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if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died and you look at what happened here with really a storm that was just totally overpowering. nobody has ever seen anything like this. what is your death count as of this moment, 17? >> 16. >> 16 people certified. 16 people versus in the thousands. >> no one can argue that the u.s. government response in puerto rico was anywhere near what it might have been if those same americans had been in peril anywhere else on the main land. tonight life remains a struggle for too many americans in puerto rico. power is not yet 100% back or dependable across the island. the 2018 hurricane season begins officially at the end of this week. another break for us and
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15 feet. it is surrounded by trip trbuta. a local man national guards man died trying to help a fellow citizen. store fronts are gone, roadways are gone, cars are gone and most businesses on main street in the beautiful historic district have been hollowed out. tonight president trump promised the crowd at his rally in tennessee that new dams and infrastructure are on the way for our country, though he did not mention and has yet to mention the disaster in ellicott city or those who have lost everything. the fear is that if we ever see any of that infrastructure, it will come too late for ellicott city, maryland. harnessing nature either for public safety and flood prevention or for energy generation is something we used to do in this country. but in the wake of a thousand-year flood and a beautiful town, tonight it does not appear as though the cavalry is yet on the way. that is our broadcast for this back to work tuesday night.
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