investigator robert muller subpoenas dodge a bank to release data on accounts held by president trump over russia's influence on his election as president. also the sweat shops of beijing cleared out overnight migrant workers and their employers are now fighting to survive. with bricks. negotiations are in deadlock dairy farmers in northern ireland ask one question that is on many people's minds. can somebody somewhere stand up and tell me and tell all of the members of this society what better situation is going to prove there in the post breaks the scenario that currently prevails all this and more now in need of your business i'm going to office in berlin welcome germany's largest lender dodge a bank has been dragged into an investigation into russian meddling in the us presidential elections last year a number of media outlets reported special counsel robert muller who is leading the investigation has asked georgia to release data on accounts held by u.s. president donald trump and his family information was demanded by subpoena after daughter rejected demands to share the data fr

cada vez son mÁs fuertes los rumores que el presidente trump planea despedir al fiscal especial robert mÜlleros rumores son falsos pero ayer un abogado acusÓ a mÜller de actuar ilegalmente justo cuando la investigaciÓn estÁ cerca de la oficina oval. >>> la atenciÓn aumenta en washington, la trama rusa eleva la presiÓn un abogado de trump confirmÓ a nbc dice que la investigaciÓn especial del fiscal robert mÜller actuÓ indebi indefen indefen indebi indebidamente la carta dice que se refiere a los correos electrÓnicos de 13 funcionarios del equipo de transiciÓn entre ellos de michael flynn. quien ya se declarÓ culpable y colaborÓ con la pesquisa. el fiscal especial investiga a rusia desde las elecciones del 2016 y si hubo colusiÓn con la campaÑa de trump. en un comunicado el vocero especial robert mÜller negÓ la negociaciÓn. (informaciÓn en pantalla): >>> recientemente sin embargo las investigaciones dicen tiene tintes partidistas. pero este domingo demÓcratas como joe de west virginia contra atacaron afirman que muchos quieren desacreditar a robert mÜller y ahora pueden investigar a los abogado

director robert muller but the president does have his personal lawyer ty cobb who was says that he has been working with the special investigation trying to provide as much cooperation as possible even though mr cobb insists that there is nothing that the u.s. president has done wrong in this case in a sense essentially calling this nothing more than a fishing expedition but the fact that this investigation is still underway the fact that in recent months the president has. been intimidated that perhaps there should be a need to get rid of mr moller as the lead of this investigation has raised a lot of speculation not just here in washington but across the country that perhaps the administration has something to be worried about and in fact is trying to make this investigation go away however there has been considerable pushback from players on capitol hill suggesting that if the administration pushed to get rid of robert muller at the head of this investigation that there would be severe political backlash against president donald trump so this is a matter that is very much worrisome

robert muller came in and both sides said this is a man of incredible integrity. talk to him about potentially succeeding fbi director james comey becoming fbi director again. is this inspector general more capable of launching an objective investigation and the special counsel? >> buck: i think in this case, the inspector general understands that there's a crisis of confidence right now at the fbi. from a lot of the american people, i know there are people who believe all this is nonsens nonsense. >> kat: there is a poll that came out that said 54% of americans think muller isn't just bias but so bias that he can't do his job and it comes to this investigation. i think it's bananas to fire him and i don't think president trump well. it is absolute fact that the faith in the institution has eroded. the three of these are the people that are in charge of finding the truth also have personal connections to the institutions, ties to individuals. the problem is we been told this about muller all along, james, it one point was talked about by the media is the single mo

no politicization over at the up a on to robert muller even though he was a republican he was kept on by president obama his an experienced prosecutor and he does not traffic in any nonsense these allegations about robert muller are just false there are no problems with his tame that cannot easily be overcome he had one or two people a added dismissed from the time they have appropriate authorizations from the department of justice whether respect to the few conflicts of interest there are and this investigation of the prosecutions native births aid the united states but attack by a foreign power that is their fate with our election and we need to find out who in the united states was cooperating with that effort and i can't think of anyone better to do that than robert mueller i believe you tim a couple times when you said of the f.b.i. and i phone to be straight as an arrow. on wednesday didn't he attorney general ron rosenstein told the house judiciary committee he sees no evidence to warrant firing mr mohler i guess you agree with that well absolutely yes the raw data as they numb

no politicization over at the up a on to robert muller even though he was a republican hey why. kept on by president obama he is an experienced prosecutor and he does not traffic in any nonsense these allegations about robert muller are just files there are no problems with his team that cannot easily be overcome we had one or two people a added dismissed from the time they have appropriate authorizations from the department of justice whether respect to the few conflicts of interest there are and this investigation of the prosecutions need to burst seyyed the united states is but attacked by a foreign power there does interfere with our election and we need to find out who in the united states was cooperating with that effort and i can't think of anyone better to do that than robert mueller i believe you'd have a couple times when you said of the f.b.i. . to be straight as an arrow and would use a deputy attorney general ron rosenstein told the house judiciary committee he sees no evidence to warrant firing mr mohler i guess you agree with that well absolutely yes the raw data

the feeling that if the republicans tried to go after special counsel, robert muller, does he want toge effect on how the november midterms play out. we don't know what else is robert muller is sitting on and what else he can come out with. sitting on and what else he can come outwith. he has got with four indictments and has two cooperating with him. i would not downplay how much additional indictments could affect the prospects for the republican party going forward. on a lot of conservative channels, the talk was about robert muller's investigation and there is now a theory that the investigation against donald trump is biased. a lot of conservative media are saying it. he went to an fbi graduation ceremony yesterday and on his way, he gave a speech saying the fbi were disc rates fall, he was going to fix things, the hillary clinton investigation was a hoax and there was a witchhunt against him. we have an unprecedented breakdown in relations between fbi and the executive. also we have a concerted effort to delegitimise the investigation. if you do is find out anything negative abo

investigation a lawyer in trump's white house transitional team earlier accused the special counsel robert muller's team of unlawfully obtaining thousands of e-mails relating to that issue a spokesman for mullah said the e-mails were obtained through the appropriate criminal process here's what mr trump has been saying. robin hood that would

investigator robert muller demands that georgia bank released data want to count held by president trump that's just part of miller's probe into russia's influence on the presidential election. i'm sara harman welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. chaotic scenes on the streets of kiev today that's after police tried to arrest mikhail saakashvili he's the former georgian leader who's become an anti corruption campaigner in ukraine and a thorn in the side of president petro poroshenko police detained saakashvili but were forced to free him again when his supporters surrounded a van holding him our correspondent nick collie was there will have an update for him in a moment but first here's what he saw. early morning hide and seek in the rooms above kiev's my town square except the man being detained by un mark special forces is a former president and one of ukrainian president petro poroshenko is most vocal opponents . as news of the rate spread on facebook within minutes a crowd had gathered on the streets below but still there was no word from the police as to why he was bein

robert muller just falls there are no problems with his tame that cannot easily be overcome he had one or two people way add to dismiss from the time they have appropriate authorizations from the department of justice whether respect to the few conflicts of interest there are and this investigation of the prosecutions native birth sayed the united states has been attacked by a foreign power that is their fate with our election and we need to find out who in the united states was cooperating with that effort and i can't think of anyone better to do that than robert mueller i believe you tim a couple times when you said to the f.b.i. when i phoned him to be straight as an arrow and would use a deputy attorney general ron rosenstein told the house judiciary committee he sees no evidence to warrant firing mr mohler i guess you agree with that well absolutely yes the raw data as they number two man at the department of justice appointed to that position by president trump and he has made america layer of that robert muller needs to stay in place and finish his job and that's what the presid

about his contacts with russia the charges were brought by robert muller as part of his investigation into alleged russian meddling in last year's u.s. election friend says he was asked to contact russian officials by a senior member of trump's transition team reported to be jarrad cushion or our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports. a ride to get federal court in washington michael flynn ignored shouted questions by reporters. inside moments later the former national security adviser to president donald trump pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. court documents show the charges against flynn stem from his lying about efforts to obtain. that's knowledge of how foreign governments might vote on a u.n. security council resolution about israel as well as phone conversations flynn had before trump was even sworn in as president with the former russian ambassador to the united states surrogate kislyak flynn is said to have suggested to kiss leon sanctions put in place against russia by the obama white house may be dropped once trump was sworn in and they did not discuss anythin

certainly we are watching that very closely this is a significant development in the probe by robert muller into whether there was possible obstruction of justice and also collusion involving the twenty sixteen presidential campaign and of course the white house has been bracing itself for some time now given the fact that we had had three previous trump associates charge of course paul man a fourth the campaign chair as well as an aide and also a foreign policy adviser to the presidential campaign george papadopoulos but there's no question the charges against michael flynn are the most significant because of course michael flynn had a significant part of the early days of the top administration as national security adviser and as you point out it was the conversations leading up to his position as national security adviser that is the reason he is appearing in federal court accused of lying to federal investigators the f.b.i. over conversations and perhaps assurances he may have made involving sanctions put in place by the obama white house. he was the white house national security adviso

but his plea in fact may directly tie the oval office to the investigation by special counsel robert muller and whether or not the trump campaign worked with russia this suggests that mr flynt has more information to provide about other things the white house has lied about other things the president himself may have lied about and whether or not the white house including the president himself colluded with russia according to the former f.b.i. director james comey trump once asked him to drop the case against flynn and despite claims by the president's lawyer flynn's cooperation with the f.b.i. probe shows that most investigation is escalating and could lead to charges against an even bigger target including the president of the united states kimberly helped get al jazeera washington. let's get more on this rosalynn jordan she's in washington d.c. for us and roslyn we know that the news briefing today was counsel clearly the trauma ministration wants to dodge any questioning as to what is happening with the murder investigation and indeed what could happen next what have you been hearing t

impeachment this is time for impeachment and what's trump's latest move saying he doesn't plan on firing robert muller the person in charge of investigating the alleged trumped russia collusion. so much for the plans many were making to take to the streets and demand trump's impeachment if he did indeed fire muller democrats have also been trying to use allegations of sexual misconduct to get rid of trump but unless he decides to resign himself that's not an option because harassment isn't considered an impeachable offense even members of their own party have dismissed it i think we need to move on and not get distracted by those issues let's get on with the real issues that are facing peoples of this country right now. and i don't think that the president ought to resign at this point now if democrats are detectives pursuing trump for any wrongdoings he's certainly not but he's leaving plenty of clues in the first year of his presidency has done it four times for the impeachment trial and removal from office donald john trump by betraying his trust as present it democracy is at risk now here are just

>> breaking tonight, president trump said he won't fire robert muller despite a number of republicans who say the investigation is tainted. good evening. welcome to the next revolution. tonight is slightly crackly voice but i got my lemon and honey. we are all set. we got some important information and analysis for you tonight and i hope you can stay with us. last week we made big waves on social media and tonight i will debate it with someone who says i got it all wrong. also, you'll get my thoughts on what the alabama senate election means for populism in america. but first, democrats say they face a right-wing conspiracy theory, distraction to affect robert muller and his investigation. from republicans accusations this weekend of improper evidence gathering on top of last week's revelation of bias text message, they are saying the fix is in and the deeps state to take down the president is real. the question remains, will the gop be celebrating its likely passage of a tax bill this week or will it be in full defense mode after president trump fires robert muller. the president him

donald trump says he has no plans to fire the special counsel robert muller who's leading the probe into the president's alleged ties to the kremlin about may come as a disappointment to trump's critics who have been bidding on this scenario to make a case for a potential impeachment samir khan taking a closer look at the efforts to remove trump from office. so help me god so help me god congratulations mr craig. the crusade to impeach donald trump started the second he was sworn in the idea of impeachment my prediction of a donald trump and peach with the prospect of impeachment this is time for impeachment and what's trump's latest move saying he doesn't plan on firing robert muller the person in charge of investigating the alleged trumped russia collusion. so much for the plans many were making to take to the streets and demand trump's impeachment if he did indeed fire moeller democrats have also been trying to use allegations of sexual misconduct to get rid of trump but unless he decides to resign himself that's not an option because harassment isn't considered an impeachable offense

on the growing list of questions facing special council robert muller. remember the election night party november 2016 when hillary clinton supporters learned of their defeat. many looked dejected. some cried in that crowd, according to the wall street journal was muller pitbull prosecutor andrew wiseman. this is just the latest development that has some observers wondering about the impartialality of muller russian team, including the president trump a this is a rigged system. >> president trump: this is a sick system from the inside. and, you know there's no country, like our country, but-- we have a lot of sickness in some of our institutions. >> krista fisher tracking the latest developments joins us live it. has been an interesting week. >> it has been a very big week. we learn the judge presiding over the case of michael anyone has recused himself without plaination. digit court judge concontrarys was randomly reassigned but this raises all kinds of questions about why concenteras didn't recuse himself before anyone pled guilty in his courtroom to l

flynn one final point i don't want to go on too long is michael flynn is now cooperating with robert muller or robert mueller flipped michael michael flint not for him to talk about people who were under him but to talk about people who are above him the chain goes up not down and so i think for donald trump jr jarrad christian or jeff sessions and mike pence maybe even trump himself they've got to be nervous in this white house or why it is the you think david you're republican why do you think this republican presidents keeps knocking hillary clinton in many elections over how it looks the point is that. it's somewhere between an obsession and then strategically creating a binary choice for his followers between him and between the person that is his political enemy but you you ask an important question larry i referred earlier to the public trust you know it has been almost five years since hillary clinton was in federal office and she held the public trust since the decisions that she made imputed to the american people donald trump is in office today and so this what about it isn't tha

news this week that robert muller's investigation quote poses an existential threat to the trump presidency what are your thoughts on that assessment. first let me just say i agree with david jolly on the on the a.b.c. matter larry you're on i've known brian ross for a long time he's a great guy he's been an excellent reporter but he really screwed up this one he i think deserved to be suspended and i think a.b.c. missed a step when the first of all they said well we're going to investigate this they didn't act right away they didn't apologize they are issued a clarification not an apology they got it wrong and they sort of fessed up right away and then moved on but as far as what chris reddy says if i understand your correctly i believe robert mueller is investigation does represent an existential threat to the trump of ministration look it's certainly not a witch hunt it's not fake news and it's not going away any time soon which is what the white house keeps telling us this is a serious criminal investigation for people very close to donald trump so far have been as dianne feinstein said

senator warren made the remarks scooing concern they may try to fire robert muller. it was on sun the president said and the special council denied. he city is sized attacks in recent company. >> the president said he's not considering removing special council mature a. >>. >> with the president track record on this front is a source of concern i'm certain that most of my colleagues believe he don't fire jim comey either. >> seeing republicans have been out it was revealed anti trump signedp by someone work on muller's team and that investigate was removed. 7 from his haste. democrats thought they won by single vote it actually a tie. we toll you about this last night. it's a recounseled. won the house seat from lawyer lawyer legislators and today a judge panel declined to certify for 1 piece. the judge has deliberated by love and then vaeter made another lecture tour and told other other republicans and will continue to vote which means crime are klied. will be chosen making name out of i crystal ball. >> one of them will be unhappy with result of drawing they can s

on the growing list of questions facing special council robert muller. he election night party november 2016 when hillary clinton supporters learned of their defeat. many looked dejected. some cried in that crowd, according to the wall street journal was muller pitbull prosecutor andrew wiseman. this is just the latest development that has some observers wondering about the impartialality of muller russian team, including the president trump a this is a rigged system. >> president trump: this is a sick system from the inside. and, you know there's no country, like our country, but-- we have a lot of sickness in some of our institutions. >> krista fisher tracking the latest developments joins us live it. has been an interesting week. >> it has been a very big week. we learn the judge presiding over the case of michael anyone has recused himself without plaination. digit court judge concontrarys was randomly reassigned but this raises all kinds of questions about why concenteras didn't recuse himself before anyone pled guilty in his courtroom to lying to th

he's admitted it he lied but the main question now is how far up the political food chain will robert muller's inquiry reach so much to talk about here but first as fintan monaghan explains this may yet be a turning point. was general michael flynn was a very visible part of trump's campaign for president one of its earliest and closest advisors his job was often to go after hillary clinton. was by her own that's right. that chant came back to haunt him on friday. was his guilty plea will make it that much harder for the white house to downplay the investigation the f.b.i. now admits is looking into potential coup luzhin between russia and the trump campaign which the president has called a witch hunt and i think most of us believe it's not a witch on her hoax and the f.b.i. director and all others believe this is a legitimate concern for their part democrats dismissed the white house assertion that lynne was a minor figure in the administration part of this is herself from one of the most visible of your campaign surrogates and your national security adviser after the news broke on friday rep

may be any sort of suggestion that he is cooperating with the special prosecutor michael rather robert muller in order to try and get to a larger target in this case the president thank you kimberly that with the latest from outside the white house. pope francis's use the word for the first time on his asia trip on bangladesh he met with refugees from mammo he asked them for forgiveness for all they have endured and for the indifference of the world he devoted using the word to hinge while in neighboring mammal for fear of risking the prosecution of catholics in the country. will continue to recognize their rights we won't close our hearts to them we won't look in another direction the presence of god today is also a cold every one of us needs to respond in the right way. shall stop for how small from there the course of pollen counts and bangladesh where many of the. it's a word that the international community use the united nations use of bangladesh uses to describe the refugees that have fled across this border in the last couple of months more than six hundred twenty five thousand of the

involved the russia pros suggest that if president trump now attempts to fire robert muller he may very well be obstructing justice in doing that the same would hold for a pardon if he tries to pardon michael flynn. for these charges that may seem to deepen the suggestion that he is engaging in obstruction of justice so wallaces as they say or rather light plead for michael flynn it is an important it's important that it contains reference to the russia probe itself as that will start to tie the hands of the president protecting himself from this investigation the u.s. senate has narrowly passed the bill for the biggest tax overhaul in decades paving the way for president the first big legislative victory the bill was passed by fifty one votes to forty nine on friday after his administration managed to win over republican holdouts the plan sees a sharp cut in corporation tax but a senate committee finding has warned it will add one trillion dollars to the budget deficit no democrat voted for the legislation which they say benefits the wealthy and big business the other good people. and

enrique: la investigaciÓn que lleva a cabo robert muller sobre la colusiÓn de miembros de la campaÑano ruso, tuvo un giro inesperado. flynn se declarÓ culpable de mentir al fbi sobre los contactos que tuvo con moscÚ y se comprometiÓ a colaborar con el proceso investigativo. janet:flynn es el primer exfuncionario de la casa blanca acusado en la investigaciÓn sobre la interferencia rusa en las pasadas elecciones. se declarÓ culpable de mentir a las autoridades sobre sus contactos con el embajador ruso. lo hizo como parte de un acuerdo para colaborar con la investigaciÓn. mediante un comunicado admitiÓ que se habÍa equivocado y que asume la responsabilidad de sus acciones. el 24 de febrero mintiÓ aa agentes federales al decirles que no habÍa dicho que se abstuvieron de escalar sanciones a moscÚ. tampoco recordaba conversaciones posteriores con el embajador ruso. tambiÉn mantiene relaciones con el yerno del presidente, que le pidiÓ mantener contactos con los rusos. la casa blanca hoy desestimÓ el cargo contra flynn. el abogado del presidente dijo que estas mentiras llevaron a el despido.

the investigation and law in trump's white house transition team earlier accuse meshal council robert muller's team of unlawfully obtaining thousands of e-mails a spokesman for mullah said the e-mails were obtained through the appropriate criminal process is what trump's been saying. looking good not looking good and. quite sad to see that people were very upset about it. i can't imagine is anything going to frankly because as we know. the reason whatsoever but. a lot of lawyers who are. pretty. now a power cut at the world's busiest airport has left thousands of passengers stranded the outage struck atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport and has been severe disruption to flights what caused the power failure is still under investigation don estimate reports from washington d.c. . well georgia power still hasn't figured out exactly what caused this power outage at the moment it says it was caused by a fire in an underground facility but it doesn't know how that fire started now the utility also says it has redundancies in place so something like this shouldn't have happened so it will be interes

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denied that now a source within the bank confirmed to the financial times that special counsel robert muller has indeed ordered dorsey to hand over information in fact the source said that the only situation where the bank can legally hand over customer data is with a court order sign the investigation could now be moving on to trans russian ties before this presidential campaign throw even if you like me like electric cars you have might not have enough cash to invest in state of the art technology that comes right now straight from the car makers assembly lines well if you're a handy person unlike me and enjoy a bit of tinkering why not take matters into your own talented hands and do what hector ruiz from mexico city did he decided to update his trusty old folks are going beetle with an electric engine. with fourteen batteries under the hood hector ruiz drives into mexico city's rush hour traffic and electric beetle with zero c o two emissions a rarity in the mega metropolis with five million cars jockeying for position smog blankets the city people choke on exhaust fumes. yes there's way

george mason university joins us from washington bill great to talk to you again delegitimizing robert muller why are they trying to do it. because they're afraid of what he might come up with that he actually might make charges conceivably criminal charges against the president for obstruction of justice no one knows no one knows where this investigation is going but they're trying to discredit him in order to preempt whatever he comes up with is not the coffee boy is he he is a legally constituted special counsel if at some point in the future somebody decides trying to deal with just some eyes him is a criminal slash political offense might there then be say another inquiry or serious questions being asked at least. absolutely and probably that would come before congress you've got to remember the robert mueller is a special counsel he's not an independent counsel as a special counsel he can be fired by the president the president requested that the justice department appoint an independent count as sorry a special counsel and he really does serve at the pleasure of the president but if tr

host: finally your other headline with regard to the robert muller investigation and what we've been hearing from the ranking democrat on the senate intelligence committee, mark warner on the senate floor wednesday and yesterday, the headline is mueller's silence cutting through the noise of the trump russia inquiries. what can you tell us? guest: yeah. think on capitol hill especially mueller remains sort of bullet proof. there's been a lot of attacks on him in conservative media, but he has not said a word since he was in -- in public since he was appointed, which has served him well. there's been a number of hits on members of his team, other eople in the f.b.i. that the deputy director andrew mccabe, chuck grassley wants him fired. there are other things. but all of these senators who have been attacking other parts of the justice department tell me that they think it would be a mistake to fire mueller and that they still have confidence in him. d so mueller's strategy, which contrasts to jim comey, who got bipartisan flack for how he handled the hillary clinton e-mail investigat

enrique: muy buenas noches, la investigaciÓn que encabeza robert muller pasÓ a la casa blanca luego dele frente al fbi de mentir sobre la injerencia rusa en las elecciones de presidente donald trump. reportera: camino a un evento en utah, el presidente saliÓ a defender a michel flynt, quien el viernes se declarÓ culpable de mentir al fbi sobre los contactos con el embajador ruso. dijo que se sentÍa mal por el senador ya que hillary clinton le vendiÓ muchas veces al fbi y nunca pasÓ nada. fl lamento del congreso de la candidata --- presidente la defensa del --esÁbado el presidente describiÓ que despidiÓ a michel flynn porque emitiÓ al fbi. comey testificó y muchos piensan que esto es un caso de evasiÓn de justicia. >> ellos van a trasladar defenderse. reportera: donald trump el domingo dice que Él nunca le dijo a comey que frenada la investigaciÓn. se argumenta que al mandatario no se le puede acusar de obstrucciÓn de justicia porque es el comandante en jefe y puede hablar sobre cualquier caso. otros sostienen que sÍ puede ser acusado en un juicio polÍtico. >> el juicio polÍtico se llev

in the elections to be honest we can only speculate about that because the special prosecutor robert muller is keeping his cards very close to his chest but having said that it's quite clear now mr miller is interpreted in his mandate very aggressively he's not only looking into the issue of possible collusion between the trump team and russia during last year's election campaign but also into the conduct of those people involved for instance polman affords trumps former campaign manager was charged for text fraud and money laundering concerning money that he earned as a lobbyist for a pro russian party in the ukraine and not for what he did during the election campaign sent out so it's quite clear now that is not afraid of trump because a few months ago when there were rumors that trump was about to fire miller he was asked to interview whether miller would cross a red line if he would look into the finances of the trump family trump said yes seems that miller has done now exactly that. is this just about wanting to have a look at the account or could dodge a bank itself be implicated in a

i'm saying mohler robert muller who is the head of this was a ronald reagan appointee to a top law enforcement position he was george h.w. bush appointee to a top law enforcement position he was at george w. bush to a top law enforcement position well or so this notion about who is on the staff you know who gave contribution or to a political party is it or thought you were just appointed to the supreme court well i'm not i mean i just i don't know i'm not so worried about democrat or republican guys i'm more worried about the deep state that's what i worry about ok you know john one of the yes exactly one of the things i really worry about here is if you look because the way things are going men are for it in flint seem to have been unfairly treated because they said something that wasn't true i think a whole string of people. in the obama administration didn't forthright with the f.b.i. you know when it got to be the saddest feeling guy right now in the whole world he was doing what everybody else was doing it but what i what i find worrisome and i hope richard can respond to that is a rapid

presidential election special counsel robert muller has reportedly subpoenaed data on accounts that were held by the president and his family because they loaned the trump organization millions of dollars for real estate ventures in the past. well staying with the u.s. now president trump has ordered the biggest rollback of public land production in the nation's history as a result two wilderness national monuments that were created by pass democratic presidents in the state of utah will now be shrunk one by half one by a massive ninety percent it's a move that's got pro development lawmakers pumped and environmentalist saving. some of the most glorious natural wonders in the world those are donald trump's own words to describe this federally protected land hundreds of thousands of hectares that make up bears ears and grand staircase escalante. on monday trump took the rare step of massively shrinking these two national monuments the move could open up vast spaces for mining and grazing trump argued the lands protected status is federal overreach. because some people think that the natur

so he will defend the robert muller investigation. what else?holehearted defense to acknowledge comes to -- mistakes were made that they have defended robert muller we have seen that with the attorney deputy general he will defend the bureau and its work that face a lot of scrutiny from those on the committee. >> what could he see one --dash say about the e-mails? they call him and idiot. and can they defend them to be professional investigators who are not biased by their personal feelings with professional duties? >> what we heard all at vi agents have a bias but it did not taint their work. i think we will hear that message again but the pushback then is as soon as they found out they were exchanging text messages but lisa paige had left a couple months ago the day he found out he did something about it but i don't know if that will fly. eric: some people say it is not fair. >> it is a data point that is part of the strategy on what he is doing and what direction this is going and certainly an effort by trump and his allies because they feel