as a taxpayer, i do want to know what loretta lynch was doing.ve to know, as her salary. people on the left should want to know because the reason james comey went public with the investigation was because he was so uncomfortable with what he saw happening from loretta lyn lynch. >> i would love to be talking to loretta lynn as well but were on this topic now. >> you put some of the under answers than you do when she is on a softball interview on another network. eric what you have, not. >> good morning. we are talking about how president trump can drain the d.c. swamp. we will see you at 1130. dagen: thank you. we will be watching. up next, president trump scoring a legislative win. the houseboats to defund century city's, protecting illegal immigrants. dagen: lawmakers ramping up the fight against illegal immigration and passing a bill to cut funds from century city's. gary b, critics slammed this bill but you say congress has the right idea. >> exactly. as the judge has explained, it is a federal law that you can't have the sanctuary cities, b

as a taxpayer, i do want to know what loretta lynch was doing.o know, as her salary. people on the left should want to know because the reason james comey went public with the investigation was because he was so uncomfortable with what he saw happening from loretta lyn lynch. >> i would love to be talking to loretta lynn as well but were on this topic now. >> you put some of the under answers than you do when she is on a softball interview on another network. eric what you have, not. >> good morning. we are talking about how president trump can drain the d.c. swamp. we will see you at 1130. dagen: thank you. we will be watching. up next, president trump scoring a legislative win. the houseboats to defund century city's, protecting illegal immigrants. will pulling that money help protect legal americans? i love how usaa gives me the peace of mind and the security just like the marines did. at one point, i did change to a different company with car insurance, and i was not happy with the customer service. we have switched back over and we feel like

as a taxpayer, i do want to know what loretta lynch was doing.er salary. people on the left should want to know because the reason james comey went public with the investigation was because he was so uncomfortable with what he saw happening from loretta lyn lynch. >> i would love to be talking to loretta lynn as well but were on this topic now. >> you put some of the under answers than you do when she is on a softball interview on another network. eric what you have, not. >> good morning. we are talking about how president trump can drain the d.c. swamp. we will see you at 1130. dagen: thank you. we will be watching. up next, president trump scoring a legislative win. the houseboats to defund century city's, protecting illegal immigrants. she's nationally recognized for her compassion and care. he spent decades fighting to give families a second chance. but to help others, they first had to protect themselves. i have afib. even for a nurse, it's complicated... and it puts me at higher risk of stroke. that would be devastating. i had to learn all

lynch would have given her an extraordinary waiver.nt in country some 5 months after the expiration of that so called immigration parole waiver. the senate judiciary committee is investigating lynch's efforts to protect hillary clinton and the fired f.b.i. director as well. there is much to learn about the collusion between the russian attorney and the obama administration. but the political motivations of the obama department of justice are readily recognized. it's all about partisan politics. in fact more than $400,000 in donations, clinton and trump during the election during d.o.j. employees. 97% of their money went to hillary clinton. special counsel robert mueller isn't even looking at the obvious misdeeds of the obama justice department itself, and it's clear washington swamp will never be drained unless we the people demand the truth on something called justice. our quotation of the evening, then i'll be glad top share with you who said it. first the quotation. those who fight corruption should be clean themselves. none other t

loretta lynch pushing back on reports that -- driven by a russian intelligence memo, that lynch gavece to former clinton aide amanda renteria. the senate judiciary committee is investing that claim, and late yesterday, lynch's lawyers sent a letter to the committee denying allegations. anthony, can you break this down? there's a lot of going back and forth. >> eboni: she's assuring that she didn't limit the scope of the clinton administration. if it's just that stuff, eric, that we are seeing, the credibility, it must be leaked memos, maybe she would be okay. but jim comey is still a problem for loretta lynch. who can forget the compelling testimony that we all sat and waited for where he basically said loretta lynch gave him clinton campaign words around how to deal with the investigation. >> don't call it an investigation. >> kat: that's not even the worst of it to me, to say it didn't go too far? that wouldn't be bad. but for her to tell comey, call it a matter, not investigation, that's her using her position to make sure or try to make sure that it doesn't go too far. that's ver

thewas the president of anti-lynching crusaders. the house ofgot to representatives and into the senate. , the democratsng threatened to filibuster. that is when she leaves the republicans and becomes a democrat. there is this crushing defeat for african-american women and men who had worked so hard and had so much open the early 1920's. it is perhaps not a surprise given that the ku klux klan was enormously powerful in the 1920's. there were huge parade went here in washington dc across the .tate people elected to local offices. women were very active in the clan. one of the interesting things about the activism of women in the clan in the 1920's although agenda. a anti-black they are actually on board for the quality of life. aremajority of these women working women. they were physicians, stenographers, business owners, they cover the whole range of women workers. fear is important in organizing boycotts. destroy thoseg to in their community. they start whispering campaigns against candidates that they do not prefer. often we have

- lynching bill in congress. they blew it according to the view of many african-american women. she was so mad about that that she went over to the democrats. she said she will leave them be. she left. she became the organizer of the african-american democratic party. this group had its headquarters in new york. more in the 1920's, they claim that democrats in the north were not the same as democrats in the south did. given the disappointment of the republicans for decades, maybe it makes sense to go to the democrats. hardly anybody went with her in the 1920's. it is not until the second election of franklin roosevelt that a massive amount of african-americans went to the democratic party. she is a harbinger of things to come. i thought it would be important if we read together what of her -- one of her poems. she was married to paul dunbar. very famous himself. i fight you may want to stand up. our halftime break. get your blood going. you may want to even switch seats or something. i just thought we should read

that lynch is in a lot of hot water and i argued to bring here in under oath. but she's already out there and needs to be brought in and desupposed about this matter aside well. >> lou: i want to turn to christopher ray talking about the independence of the fbi. whether it is gregg jared or any number of opportunities. why is this a supportered by james comey and christopher ray. the fbi is not an independent agency of any sort or kind. >> no tis one thing to say i am guided by law and not politics. comey inserted he was a quited of any kind of accountability. the fbi director is an inferior officer in the executive branch. that means when hoover investigated martin luther king. would it be improper for the president kentucky to say don't do that. >> lou: that is the system and reality of the matter that the fbi director may not want to have dipper with the president but that is not his choice. he may have other choices. he worked for the president and attorney general. >> what the democrats want is to create a situation where the fbi director is told to go to

lynch. and incredibly lynch has a 25% african-american population.talk to some retired black coal miners in lynch at the lynch colored school. okay. i got to start with the obvious question. talk about being black and living in a place called lynch, if you travel around, that's got to be a conversation starter. retired coal miners gene austin and ginny massey, surprisingly there was one place everywhere was equal. people didn't realize a lot of black people lived here. talk about working in the coal mine. when you were working next to white people, was there any problems? >> get in the coal mine, everybody is black. there's no white and black. everybody dirty and everything. we just got to taking care of each other. >> a lot of racial differences we think about, the racial strife -- >> you forget all that -- >> i want to live, you want to live. i don't care if you're black or you're white. >> outside you can do what you wanted to. when you go under that ground, hey, you got to be together and watch out for each other because that's the only way you c

i think that's going to be very critical for loretta lynch to clear the air on the situation. that it does raise the question, why did loretta lynch recuse herself after she had that email investigation following the meeting she had with hillary clinton's husband? secondly, remember that it was fbi james comey who said in his testimony saying that it was loretta lynch who wanted to not call it an investigation but call it a matter. it's these democrats who are part -- senator, republican -- both coming out and saying we have to ask questions, this is concerning, and she will have to respond to these situations aunt these documents that have come out. i think it does raise the bigger question for comey saying why she wanted to downgrade the hillary clinton investigation. >> leland: juan, two mercedes point, if you read the statement and take it apart, they discuss the clinton email investigation. that leaves open a lot of other things to discuss with bill clinton on the tarmac and it leaves open the issue of discussing with a james comey whether to call it an investigation or m

i like both those guys (john lynch and kyle shanahan)...ink they're trying to change the culture that had been kind of destroyed from prior years." nfl training camp has yet to start, but raiders running back marshawn lynch has already become a fan favorite. according to dick's sporting goods jersey report...lynch's new raiders jersey is currently the nfl's 4th best selling player jersey for the upcoming season.his jersey sales also helped rank the raiders team jersey sales fourth overall...moving up from 21st last season.the raiders training camp is set to begin next week, july 24. nike is replacing adidas as the nba's apparel makerthere will be no more "home" and "road" uniforms all teams will have a set of four different ones the home team picks which of the four they will wear that game with the visiting team wearing a contrasting uniformall team will have their white uniforms now called the "association addition" in addition to the "icon edition" which was the old road designthe last two sets will be the "classic edition" which will ha

it also talks about the meeting of lynch's and clinton's meeting on the tarmac.m making the declaration that hillary's email server was reckless but it wasn't a crime. and no reasonable prosecutor would ever bring charges. he lost credibility with the american people without meeting with bill clinton. >> tucker: lynch said she would recuse herself from matters pertaining to hillary clinton and there the story kind of ended. i don't remember any news organizations pushing to find out what that meeting was about in the first place. do you think we will find out? >> i don't think we will find out ever unless there is a special counsel investigation. clearly something shady went on on the tarmac. this was a strange decision for james comey to make. he is not somebody previously in his career to shy away from these cases. to him to come out and say hillary clinton did nothing wrong, it's an odd thing for him to say. i don't think we'll ever get to the bottom of this without some kind of investigation to clear up the questions. >> tucker: this is the guy who sent marth

look at loretta lynch. look at the tarmac controversy.ling james comey to change the language from investigation two matters, and now, we have this. or should she investigated? could she be guilty of treason? could president obama and a loretta lynch end up in jail? >> juan: wow. i will tell you, it is so interesting to me -- i mean, it is so interesting -- >> greg: i'm using the left-wing rhetoric. >> juan: the actual mood in the country today can we just had report coming from -- that said, the president's lawyers knew about this train of emails in three weeks ago but they didn't mention it, they didn't volunteer it. i wonder how that feeds into robert mueller's investigation in charge of -- and potential charge of the obstruction. i don't know. i invited if they get it out earlier on their own terms, if dana was here, i'm sure she would say, get it out early, put it on your terms -- >> greg: don't put words in dana's mouth. >> juan: what i'm listening to tonight's are fascinating. this is clearly distraction, diversion from reality. >>

that's why she was here, because of lynch. so again, the i have a son who is a great young man, he's a fine person. he took a meeting with a lawyer from russia, it lasted for a very short period and nothing came of the meeting. and i think it's a meeting that most people in politics probably would have taken. mr. president? >> you can see the entire meeting online at c-span.org. well state governors will be talking about the opioid crisis in the united states during the national governors' association meeting in rhode island, they'll discuss ways to prevent opioid deaths, live coverage at 4:00 p.m. eastern. you can also listen with the free c-span radio app. and at the national governors' association meeting tomorrow. virginia governor terry mcauliffe will be leading the discussion on cybersecurity. see it at 9:45 a.m. eastern. we'll have more from the nga on saturday. tesla's ceo, elon musk will be a featured speaker. expected to be talking about the future of the workforce, computer code and civic engagement. c-span's live c

she was here because of lynch. i have a son who's a great young man, a fine person. he took a meeting with a lawyer from russia. it lasted for a very short period. and nothing came of the meeting. and i think it's a meeting that most people in politics probably would have taken. mr. president. >> yes. to answer your question -- [ speaking french ] -- domestic life. and i do believe that both of us have direct relationship with russia. president trump had more than two hours' meeting with president putin during this past g-20. so myself i had two very long meetings with president putin. the very first one in versailles and the second one during the g-20. and this relationship is very important. we have a lot of discrepancies obviously with russia. but in the current environment, especially in middle east, it's a necessity to work together, to exchange information, to share disagreements and to try to build solutions. so that's my relationship with russia. and we don't have obviously the same relationship as the one with the u.s., but that's a long-standing relationshi

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the day of the lynching, it seems, began like any other.out to happen. yelling. a group of students demanded to see the lecturers, accusing mashal and two of his friends of having committed blasphemy. they first attacked one of mashal‘s friends but he was eventually rescued by police. the mob began to swell in number, chanting slogans against mashal. but mashal was hiding in his hostel. friends had warned him the mob was after him. he began frantically calling and texting friends. we've seen some of his last messages. mashal writes: his friend asks: then: mashal never replied. the mob found him on the second floor of his hostel. here is his room. it's still in the same condition! it's kind of incredible. i came here the day after the murders. now, overa month, looks like nothing's changed. this room is in exactly the same mess that it was the day mashal died, down to what seems to be one of his last meals and its remnants lying over there. the only thing that seems to have changed is that here, when i came the day after the murder, he had a

it calls into question the integrity of loretta lynch but really?t guesswork here. the attorney general's office has said yes that the attorney attorney general has the power under a special act to give was called immigration parole and that in fact, that right he belongs to the attorney general. it can only be given by the attorney general pitt. as a matter fact her ability to stay longer to get to the issue was denied and the only way she was able to stay was because they asked by the attorney general that is almost like susan rice saying it was a youtube video. those are a parallel universe going on the keep in mind this lawyer has done a lot of work with democrats. she works with the man who founded fusion gps which is behind the widely condemned russian, so-called russian dossier on trump. she's with the democratic officeholders and democratic operative firms over history itself looks like she's a democratic operative which could explain opening the door for her. gerri: i'm starting to think that you go down to the starbucks to get a coffee and

and just what marshawn lynch has been up to over the weekend.ime, as we check this out for a monday night, you could say this is adventures in base running in the major leagues. check it out. >> pulls it back again. little tapper. going to be a tough play. tejada gloves. no chance! on his way to 3rd. he overslides the base. might as well. he's on his way home. he's in a rundown. oh, he scores! >> orlando arcia made it all the way around on a little league play and here's just a sensational play up the middle by the phillies. andres blanco, beautiful play. the replay indicates how sharp that play was. able to glove it between the wickets and get his man at 2nd base. this might be the most alert play of the night. a little bunt down the 3rd base line by carlos gomez. throw gets away but look at dustin pedroia alertly backing the play up. gets the carom and nails the guy. i figured maybe one out of 10 big leaguers are alert enough to make that very derek jeter-like play. wow is right as gomez is nailed by pedroia and the red sox continue to roll as

so she was there because of lynch. so, again, i have a son who's a great young man. he's a fine person. he took a meeting with a lawyer from russia. it lasted for a very short period and nothing came of the meeting. and i think it's a meeting that most people in politics probably would have taken. mr. president? >> translator: yes. to answer your question -- not to interfere in the domestic life. >> what a good answer that is. >> translator: and i do believe that both of us have direct relationship with russia. president trump had more than two hours meeting with president putin during the g-20 and myself i had two very long meetings with president putin. the very first one in versailles and this relationship is very important. we have discrepancies with russia, but especially in the middle east it's necessary to work together, share information and disagreements and try to build solutions. so that's my relationship with russia, and we don't have obviously the same relationship as the one with the u.s., but that's a long-standing relationship with russia as well and

in oakland, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> it is really nice to see marshawn lynch coming back to the bay area and giving back to the community and restaurants that he visited as a child, helping this hard working woman out. >> it touched me hearing her say it's hard for me, i don't want to go, but i have to. i was driving up broadway over the weekend and all of a sudden the police shut it down. i said, what's going on here? and i see these bike riders riding up and down the street, and marshawn lynch was on one of the bikes. i guess they were filming a documentary about marshawn lynch. >> that's got to be a fascinating documentary. >> he's a good guy. >> he's an oakland guy. he bleeds oakland. it's kind of neat because oakland over the years, there's been a lot of people come and go but he started here, stayed here, and is going to stick around. and that restaurant -- purchasing that restaurant and carrying on that tradition is part of his thing, which is organic and authentic. it's cool. so if you go outside, you have got plenty of sunshine. it was cooler today, though. i'm all for

people don't like loretta lynch but she says he asked her for the meeting.d her how to talk about it with the concern being that they never confirm or deny whether an investigation is taking place. she said he asked if he had a problem with the phrasing. he said no. it's good when comey is telling a story to get all sides. that's true even with very partisan people like loretta lynch. >> neil: so her concern was using the word was explosive? if it was very important to him, he would have said a matter, sort of relegates it to not important. but he didn't. >> right. time to address the issue is when someone asked him, if we believe loretta lynch here, the time would be to ask him if he had a problem with it. it's a part of a pattern of storytelling by james comey. he always comes out as the hero. as we have learned, for someone claims not to be leaking, he does a very good job with it. since leaking is a main issue of concern here and in fact could be a matter of law breaking, that needs to be investigated. it's true even though he's out of his position now.

somebody said that her visa or passport to come into the country was approved by attorney general lynch. maybe that's wrong. i just heard that a little while ago but i was surprised to hear that. she was here because of lidge. >> eric: , "the hill" reports that natalia veselnitskaya had been turned down for a visa and 2015 but granted special immigration parole by loretta lynch so she could help defend a russian client in a federal court case in new york. so the plot thickens. eboni, that's a little bit of a new revelation. chuck grassley yesterday alluded to that. how did she get in when she was turned down for a visa and if she got in via the obama administration, isn't this on obama, not trump? >> eboni: everyone has to get their lawyer in, right? i think before we start connecting the dots, all of the steps should be traced back to the root. that's fair and if it comes back to an obama administration interest, we have to look at it for what it is. if i were going to wait and see whether somebody messed up or not. i don't think it removes blamed for donald trump, jr. making his own d

loretta lynch and company and the hillary clinton campaign?> will james comey had concerns about it, and he confronted a lynch, according to his testimony, about something else, we don't know exactly what it was, but she was so serious at it comey for bringing it up, that she threw him out of her office, so there is a lot more to be found there, we are still waiting for the documents on those meetings, we will get them hopefully by august 1st, there is more coming out on this, and i hope that she testifies in public about it, certainly this justice department's doesn't seem to want to look into anything related to the clinton obama accusations that we are talking about, they are just focused obsessively based on what, i am sure, on this fanciful idea of russian collusion. >> trish: what do you think is there? they have talked about what they think is there, in terms of the collusion with the russians, what do you think might be there in terms of loretta lynch and how the obama administration is trying to influence the election? >> well, the pr

you look at loretta lynch, she hasn't even subpoenaed. how has loretta lynch not been subpoenaed? you have that, and what about the uranium one. why hasn't anyone investigated the yo uranium one, and the crimes being committed by the clinton foundation and the millions given from saudi arabia. besides from the leakers and everybody else, it seems like this is a one-way pylon, and i think that's my father's frustration. where is it on the other side when there are legitimate crimes over there and everybody has proof about it. you don't have any proof on russia. there is nothing there. but you do have proof that loretta lynch was on a airplane bill clinton while they were investigating his wife. you know, what would actually take there? it can be a one-way street. steve: well, there are four republican congressman and one of them jim jordan joins us earlier, ainsley, to talk about how they want a special counsel to look at no, i do not all of that stuff. >> and i commend jim for doing that, and i commend them for doing that. we need to do that. ed: not follow up, though, pardon me,

but you had an interesting situation with loretta lynch in the chair.nvestigate hillary clinton for the email case, but pay-to-play, than is some evidence of that, and we want to you investigate nose two people you see on the descreent right, loretta lynch for whether she unduly influenced the investigation and james comey for whether he was engaged in politics and both arguably could be potential crimes. what took james comey so long to reveal the fact that loretta lynch asked him to lie about the nature of the investigation? he just revealed it recently in his congressional testimony. why did he conceal that information? that's why members of congress want a new special prosecutor devoted to just that. lori: and the need for a second special investigation is you point out we should take a closer look into the clinton foundation and how she used her office to even' rich herself and her husband gregg: it's a crime to use your office to confer benefit from a foreign country. her emails suggest her donors gained special access. she helped ubs avoid the ir

that popularity paul comes as attorney general lynch goes on the offense.house republicans demanding an official committee to investigate loretta lynch and fbi director james comey, breitbart reporting the probe will focus on lynch ordering comey to refer to the clinton email scandal as a matter instead of an investigation. heather: that needs to be investigated. sanctions on iran, north korea and russia overwhelmingly approved by the house, the bipartisan legislation specifically aims to punish moscow for allegedly interfering in the 2016 presidential election and prevents the president from easing the penalties without congressional approval. the bill moves to the senate before it can head back to the president's desk. campaign manager paul manafort will not seek two investigators a public hearing, senate judiciary committee dropping its subpoena after he began providing documents for the investigation. neither she nor donald trump junior are scheduled to testify about their meeting with the russian lawyer today. last summer that meeting happens, first ac

>> it is a pleasure to be joined by the bank of america-merrill lynch global m&a chairman. you have been in this capacity firs -- for about 18 years. give me a couple of trends. differe about how things today in the m&a landscape than a few years ago. >> 18 years. time flies when you're having fun. i can think of a few major trends over that time. the market is rewarding growth via m&a. it is not always the case. sometimes you announce a transaction and the price goes up. you announce a good, well structured, strategic deal, stock prices follow the acquire. number two is how m&a deals are being made.

a big thing lynchings a problem people start seeing it you know lots of black newspapers are trying to put it out there oh my god this lynching thing is terrible we have to stop it fast forward civil rights movement like you know oh my god cops are brutalizing people and all this stuff terrible bloody sunday happens when people are outrage. rodney king happens l.a. riots. almost seems like every thirty twenty eight years this is happening and you keep going and i think this is that of our generation you know i mean i was about richard pryor where he tells his joke you know you know you get paid on friday night you take your girl out then you get pulled over by the cops you know hands up drop your pants spread your cheeks and he's like you know who feels like having fun after something like that because white people don't believe this happens because they know the cops differently that's a job from the seventy's that works today. so yeah you know. white people getting outraged by the injustice the black people had to deal with in this country for hundreds of years does nothing for me

we're talking to paul ciana from bank of america merrill lynch as well he'll tell us why he thinks the dollar decline is done that's at the top of the hour. >> thanks so much. what do we think freepo freeport materials? minors now the time >> well, for a balance for a trade. for a quick trade. for more of a longer term investment i think it's more of a prove it story that's got to come over multiple >> they keep building more capacity in that you don't want to be in commodity when on stream >> up next, chipotle, boeing, caol fd,co-ca,or mazon plus final trades when we come back hey gary, what'd you got here? this bad boy is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go.

of g10 fx at merrill lynch joins me. help me make sense of this. financial market stress. it is at the lowest point since 2014. when i look at the political stress in europe and the west, that is falling. when i look at china, north korea, around the australasian basin, that is rising. are markets mispricing political risk, in terms of their sanguine nature of financial ease? >> it is actually true that this political uncertainty has increased for a number of reasons, but markets are not pricing anything. is very low,lity equity markets are at an all-time high, risk assets are performing very well. you could say this is a positive, but if you think about it, if you are an investor, it

why isn't there a special prosecutor to look into not just comey's decision make and loretta lynch'sy clinton. melissa: i read your stuff and it's delicious and delightful but nobody ever goes to jail. gregg: i remember during watergate a lot of guys went to jail. melissa: please roll the video. two adventurers combining their love for tropical islands and their love for tropical fruit. watch as they jump out of a plane over a stunning caribbean island known as guadalupe. they play catch with a coconut while free flying at 120 miles per hour. that's crazy. the trump administration pushing for increased inspections at iranian military sites and iranian military sites and threats from the rogue r r r r r i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the toothpaste that helps new parodontax. prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease.