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fox news has confirmed as first reported by sarah gardner that peter strzok oversaw and participated in the questioning of michelson on january 24 that led to his guilty plea last week. and we have confirmed it was peter strzok as reported by cnn who changed james comey's draft language in the hillary clinton decision from grossly negligent a phrase that carries possible criminal penalties to extreme the careless, a phrase with no real legal implications. >> bret: former trump campaign chairman paul manafort may be in trouble again. prosecutors say manafort has been working on an op-ed essay with a colleague that prosecutors assessed to have ties to russian intelligence services. that wouldn't be in direct violation of the judge's ruling that neither side engage in any public relations exercise in relation to the case. the op-ed was being drafted as late as last week with manafort under house arrest. manafort was about to make $11 million bail and give back travel privileges and shake an ankle bracelet. prosecutors want all that pulled by a judge. manafort is currently facing several

now the vote has happened we are expecting a white house briefing from sarah huckabee sanders. peter alexander is in that room. >> reporter: the exhilaration behind closed doors was heard moments ago what was we think cheering. it sounded like they are content about the way this concluded. it means one senate vote and presidential signature away from becoming law. this is something the president focussed on from the very beginning. we see sarah huckabee sanders come into the room. >> good afternoon. as i'm sure you all just saw the house of representatives voted for final passage on the tax cuts and jobs act that brings us one step closer to the president making good on his promise to deliver tax cuts for christmas. we are looking forward to the senate vote later this evening and the president will be monitoring these developments throughout the day. as december winds down i thought this would be a perfect opportunity oo look back at what has been a historic year. nearly 1.7 million new jobs have been created and the unemployment rate has fallen to 4.1%, the lowest rate in 17 years.

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peter pierce. michael pescatore. >> we remember them. sarah susanna buchanan . buchanan phillips. andrew campell pet. david platt. walter porter. pamela lynn posen william pugh crisostomo estrella quiguyan, rajesh tarsis priskel ramses 35 animal, -- anmol, garima, suruchi rattan. anita reeves. and my husband, elia strattas. >> we remember them. mark allen rein. jocelyn reyna. i represent louise rogers of syracuse and -- syracuse university. diane marie rencevicz edina roller. janos roller. andrea victoria rosenthal. daniel peter rosenthal. myra josephine royal. arnaud david rubin >> we remember them. elise jean sarah city. scott saunders. teresa saunders. johannes otto schauble robert thomas schlageter sally elizabeth scott's. i represent amy schapiro. mridula shastri joan sheanshang joan sheanshang irving stanley siegel. martin simpson. >> we remember them. i represent cynthia joan smith. ingrid anita smith. james smith. mary edna smith. geraldine anne stevenson. john and charles stevenson. rachel stevenson. michael gary stinnett charlotte ann stinnett stacy leeann stinnett james

peter: coming up. sarah carter more bombshells in 2018. what can we expect? sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. pete: new developments in the russia probe. the "new york times" claiming it all spurred from a former trump aide who drunkenly tipped off australian diplomat russia's dirt on that i recall diplomat, in turn, notified the fbi. >> peter: that's not the only bombshell we can expect as mueller probe expands in 2018. investigative journalist sarah carter has been covering this from the beginning. she joins us now. are we supposed to believe that unsourced "new york times" or anonymously sourced "new york times" piece that the entire russia election meddling probe began because an aide was talking at a bar in london and somebody called -- somebody from australia called it in? >> no, peter. you know, this is one piece of a much bigger puzzle. so, of course, he is drunk at a bar in australia. they share everything with

the doormen may have had enough after another loss but coach peter bosch the team say they'll be making an announcement later today. and sarah harmon welcome to the program it's good to have you with us. arab league foreign ministers have demanded the united states reverse president doll drums decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital that decision has sparked violent protests not just in israel and the palestinian territories but also in other countries in lebanon security forces fired tear gas and water cannon the protesters near the u.s. embassy in beirut president trump a said he was only recognizing reality despite warnings that the move could jeopardize the middle east peace process. israeli police patrol over streets taking no chances hundreds of protesters turned out on this certain day of rage but numbers were said to be down on previous days. the focus is now shifting to the diplomatic stage the leaders from the region headed to cairo for an emergency summit of the arab league delegates there called for u.s. move a dangerous violation of international law. kalash overhead but in the selim we call on all o

sarah rainsford, bbc news, moscow. with me in the studio is peterign editor of the sunday times and author of several books on russia. a first visit by a british run secretary to russia by five years, how significant is it?” secretary to russia by five years, how significant is it? i think the fa ct how significant is it? i think the fact that as it has taken place after such a long period is significant. in terms of it achieving anything, no. it wouldn't be realistic to expect it to have done so. we've had been rehearsing about problems with russia which started eccentrically with the annexation of crimea and has worked through other issues, intervention in syria and cyber hacking and so on —— which started essentially. we've had the russians on the other side saying, not us. same old story, really. but it was important it actually took place between. is this actually took place between. is this a question of breaking the ice after such a long deep freeze between the two countries? yes, and there's a lot of ice in moscow in december! this is probab

to me, if i am james comey tonight, i am peter strzok tonight, i am thinking, i have to hire the best lawyers d.c. has. >> sean, sarahtely right. my personal experience, i have worked closely with thousands of agents and analyst. i was at the white house with the christmas celebration. soso wasn't of the agent from tw fbi had at least 20, 25 years in. he recognized me and came up to me and he said, the bureau's reputation is shocked. it's not because of the people who are protecting us on the streets, the terrorism task forces, it's because of a handful of bad apples, bent cops corrupt cops. sean, the saddest thing is, regain the documents now. i've seen emails of collusion in the fbi to protect hillary clinton come up because i think the next president. i am seen names of agents i highly respected and have worked with, who once they got to the seventh floor, sean, that is it under the obama administration, they became political hacks. this could take years to rebuild the fbi. the president said it today. he will rebuild it, and he canks rebuild it. >> sean: it needs to be rebuild. the top people, formal obama people

cologne saf their coach peter shergold while dortmund boss peter boss fails to end a six match winless streak he holds on to his job for now. and sarah harmon welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. investigators say the suspicious package found at a pharmacy in the german city of pasta on friday wasn't about terrorism after all but blackmail investigators say whoever sent this package was demanding money from d.h.l. a german delivery company. a hissing sound then nothing but it was a close call and punched him on friday when employees at a pharmacy opened a package found in their store the device inside was much more dangerous than investigators originally thought. guns didn't apparently the blackmailer or the blackmailers didn't mind risking injuries or even death of those who received the packages. the two to begin in cold. the target the delivery firm d.h.l. included in the package was a blackmail letter imbedded as a q.r. code. for whoever sent the package demanded a large sum of money if he didn't get paid he said he would send more packages in. a similar package was found in early november in another city and brande

minutes of the episode, which saw the departure of peter capaldi, as well as the show‘s writer steven moffatt. now on breakfast, it's a white christmas for sarahller, as they take a look back at the year in weather. this time, we have come to a winter wonderland. or have we? look very closely in the next half—hour, because all is not as it seems. so... let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. welcome to weather world! also on the programme, 2017's biggest storms. tropical deluge, floods that carry a house and everything in it. safe from the storm, near impossible escapes. and even record rain cannot stop another wildfire crisis in california. humber, west or south—west, five or six... plus, we celebrate 150 years of the shipping forecast, its distinctive tones loved by sailors and landlubbers alike. and weather, but not as we know it. i will be taking a deeper look into space weather and the impact it can have here on earth. this time on weather world, we are having some fun. we have come to a company in gloucestershire, snow business, which for 35 years has been making real and fake snow on demand. it is mostly for film and television. they are

i know typically when we go, they will say, either sarah sanders or kellyanne conway will say ultimately it's up to the president. >> i think peter hit the nail on the head. they're happy with the narrative they're seeing in the press right now. i think if you take a broad look at this year to date, he's been dealing with a lot of difficult headlines, the russia probe being at the very top of that list. of course, that continues to be something that we report on, that continues to be the subject of the special counsel investigation. but the bottom line is this is a win for the president. he said he wanted to get tax reform done, he got it done. he wants essentially that last image before he leaves for christmas to be what we saw two days ago when he was here celebrating with members of congress, that victory lap. remember, this is someone who is a former reality tv star. the president knows the importance of optics better than almost any other president. he knows how strong those optics were, how lasting they were, and i think he wants that to carry him into the holiday and carry him into the new year. i wouldn't be surprised if

peter strzok tonight. i'm thinking i better hire the best lawyers d.c. has. >> sean, sarah is absolutely right.ll you my personal experience. i have worked closely with thousands of agents and analysts. i was in the white house earlier this week for the christmas celebrations. and so was another retired agent from the fbi who had at least 20, 25 years in. he recognized me. came up to me and he said, the bureau's reputation is shot. and it's not because of the people who are protecting us on the streets in the terrorism task forces. it's because of a handful of bad apples. the bent cops, corrupt cops. sean, the saddest thing is, we are getting the documents now. and i'm seeing emails of collusion inside the fbi to predict hillary clinton. because he had this think she is the next president. the cc line, i'm seeing names of agents i highly respected and have worked with who once they got to the seventh floor, sean that's it under the obama administration they became political hacks. and it's going to take years to rebuild the fbi. but, the president said it today, he is going to rebuild it. and h

peter. i will have more on that coming up indeed the bundesliga you can find out what the future holds for dortmund on our sports website dot com forward slash sports i'm sarahharman and the news desk will be back to the top of the hour with more see if. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how to german soccer made it back to the top. you know webspace. dot com. football made in germany. using your homeland because of persecution in society. starting from scratch in an unfamiliar country five people who found a new home in a foreign land. with their stories books and music they've built bridges to the past and the future. after the escape starting december seventeenth d.w. . it is stormy weather for dortmund coach payton boss the flying start is now well in the past in fact they wanted a match day fifteen when was in their last said. in league games the boss turn things around on saturday and save his job or would he be washed away with the rain let's find out on the board this league you. don't want to dance back into the european places at home to better braman but their guests were aiming to spoil the afternoon for

peter strzok tonight. i'm thinking i better hire the best lawyers d.c. has. >> sean, sarah is absolutely right.personal experience. i have worked closely with thousands of agents and analysts. i was in the white house earlier this week for the christmas celebrations. and so was another retired agent from the fbi who had at least 20, 25 years in. he recognized me. came up to me and he said, the bureau's reputation is shot. and it's not because of the people who are protecting us on the streets in the terrorism task forces. it's because of a handful of bad apples. the bent cops, corrupt cops. sean, the saddest thing is, we are getting the documents now. and i'm seeing emails of collusion inside the fbi to predict hillary clinton. because he had this think she is the next president. the cc line, i'm seeing names of agents i highly respected and have worked with who once they got to the seventh floor, sean that's it under the obama administration they became political hacks. and it's going to take years to rebuild the fbi. but, the president said it today, he is going to rebuild it. and he can rebu

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and tellingly, sarah huckabee sanders said, you need to ask the white house lawyer john dowd. so, when hallie jackson as well as peter alexander went to john dowd, the president's lawyer to ask him when that date was about when the president knew about that flynn wasn't telling the truth, he refused to give that information. and, leon, to me that is so telling in all of this that you can't get a simple answer when the president knew when michael flynn was lying. >> particularly because you're talking about someone who is not relu reluctant to talk. this is not a president afraid to give you his opinion about things. >> that's true. honestly, it's also the job of the white house press secretary to answer basic facts. also, we've seen the lawyers for president trump be john dowd not be hesitant to answer questions. this is very striking. >> let's go back to the hill, congressman john conyers, longest serving member. he said he is retiring, not resigning. does that give him anything? he also says he wants his son to succeed him. is it really that simple? >> yeah, well, i'm not sure necessarily the semantics between resi

because peter alexander was trying to get to this point in the white house briefing room yesterday with sarahtion that with this tax cut bill, there will be some people whose health insurance premiums will rise because of the repeal of the individual man date. explain that. >> reporter: sure. so first what happens is because of the repeal, presumably some folks who are now buying insurance who don't feel they really need it, you know, they are not seriously ill with lots of predictable expenses will decide since there is no penalty, they won't buy the insurance. and that is particularly going to be folks who are unsubsidized. as a result, we'll see healthier people drop out of the individual insurance pool. premiums will go up cbo estimated by 10 on%. and the subsidies for lower income folks will also go up came mention s. so people trying to start companies, people buying it on their own without subsidies, they will be impacted by the premium increase without any offsetting subsidy increase. >> when you talk about the people who are expected to choose to not have health care, to go without h

sarah huckabee sanders just wrapped up her briefing. she was waiting for the bill to pass before starting the briefing. peter alexander was this the room for it. how did it go? >> this president is fond of the exclamation points. this in their eyes has been a punctuation mark in what they think has been a successful year for this president. this of course with the affirmative vote from the senate expected later today would be a huge win for him. this is one of the signature issues he ran on. a priority, one he specifically felt strongly about. there were a couple exchanges here in the briefing room of note. among them, sarah huckabee sanders not able to say definitively whether or not president trump will benefit from this. there are a lot of independent analyses that demonstrate that the president would benefit from this tax cut bill. sarah huckabee sanders saying on the personal side it could cost him though she noted on the business side he may end up doing better than before. halle jackson pressed sarah huckabee sanders on the issue of his taxes and why not put they questions to wed by putting out his ta

also sarah carter is here tonight with a new bombshell report about the fbi using an nsa surveillance program. text messages from the fbi agent peter strzok and his fbi lisa page were discovered. and according to a brand new poll a majority of you, the american people, believe that special counsel robert mueller's tainted and corrupt investigation is biased. we have been telling you the rest of the media needs to catch up. that's happening right in this breaking news opening monologue. ♪ a major development in the clinton server scandal. you've got to pay close attention tonight. this is going to be a blockbuster hour. we here at fox news have obtained the draft of james comey's exoneration statement that let hillary clinton off the hook as it relates to the email server. the document shows that the term grossly negligent was, in fact, changed to extreme carelessness in two places. remember, grossly negligent is the legal standard which would have meant that clinton broke the law. and here's the other piece of new information. in the part where comey was talking about foreign actors, accessing clinton server, the word likely access

they will s&p fbi counterintelligence agent peter strzok and senior fbi agent page who campaigned throughout the campaign. white house press secretary sarah sanders says the white house continues to fully cooperate with the special counsel's probe and they expect it to wrap up soon, but sources close to the case say this investigation will go well into next year. >> all right, paula. thank you. >>> president trump will unveil his national security strategy in a speech today and he'll singing out chinand threat to america's interest. mr. putin thanked mr. trump for sharing information from the cia that allowed russia to intercept a terror attack in st. petersburg. russia made an arrest and found bomb materials. margaret brennan is at the white house. margaret, good morning. >> good morning. the two presidents spoke for the second time in four days. in rare statement vladimir putin thanked mr. trump and the cia for providing that information that helped to thwart the potential terrorist attack on russian soil. he said, quote, the positive things that can happen when our countries work together. mr. trump did praise the cia in light of his o

press secretary sarah huckabee sanders dismissed his health saying that his throat was dry. savannah, hoda, back to you. >> peterexander, thank you. >>> also this morning, we are learning more about the victims and the gunman in a deadly shooting at a high school in new mexico. nbc's tammy leitner is there. good morning, tammy. >> reporter: goor still so many unanswered questions this morning. we still don't know if the shooter was a student at the school or why he did this. what we do know is that a small tight-knit community has come together and is grieving the loss of two teenaged victims. >> do we have contact with the school? >> this morning, police are trying to determine a motive in a deadly high school shooting. sg i think i'm at the bottom of the stairs in the middle of that building right now. the window's shot out. i think the officers went inside. >> description of the suspect? anyone have description of suspect? >> reporter: two students were killed at this remote high school in aztec, new mexico. the victims were identified as francisco fernandez and high school junior casey jordan marquez. >> she

press secretary, sarah huckaby sanders, dismissing the slurring of the president, saying his throat was dry. back to you. >> peternder wrapping up the headlines from the white house. thank you. >>> we're learning more about the victims and the gunman at a deadly shooting at a high school in new mexico. tammy leitner is there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. still, so many unanswered questions. we don't know if the shooter was a student at the school or why he did this. what we know is a small, tight knit community is coming together to grieve the loss of the two teenage victims. >> do we have contact with the school? >> reporter: this morning, police are trying to determine a motive in a deadly high school shooting. >> i'm at the bottom the stairs. in the middle of that building, the window is shot out and i think the officers went inside. >> the description of suspect? anyone have a description of suspect? >> reporter: two students were killed at this remote high school in aztec, new mexico. the victims were identified as francisco hernandez and casey jordan marquez. >> she was a wonderful girl. i

sarah carter's reporting, interviewed lieutenant general michael flynn. this guy is abusively biased. we have been saying for months that this is a political witch hunt. this new information about petertrzok is a smoking gun. these types of tactics, they are only used in banana republics. house intelligence committee chairman kevin nunez, he is now threatening to hold fbi and the doj in contempt of congress for stonewalling about why this guy strzok was fired back in august, and what all of you need to know, the american people tonight, you need to know this. how deeply was this one guy, peter strzok involved in mueller's investigation? because other than michael flynn, who else did he interview? why didn't he put hillary under oath? and where else could strzok have influenced and compromised this investigation with what we now know was a politically biased agenda? lieutenant general flynn was surveilled, he was unmasked. he was leaked to the press. that is illegal, that is a crime. nobody has been investigated or arrested. what they did to flynn is illegal and we can -- we can't discount the other massive conflicts of interest. the other red flags coming from special counsel mueller

counterintelligence agent peter strzok and senior fbi lawyer lisa page who texted criticism of then candidate donald trump throughout the campaign. white house press secretary sarah sanders says the white house continues to fully cooperate with the investigation, and they expect it to wrap up soon. but sources close to the case say this will go well into next year. >> all right, thank you very much, paula. >>> president trump will unveil his national security strategy in a speech today. and he plans to single out china and russia as threats to american interests. the president spoke again yesterday with russian president vladimir putin. he thanked mr. trump for sharing information from the cia that allowed russia to prevent a terrorist attack in st. petersburg. russia made arrests and found weapons and bomb materials. margaret brennan's at the white house with the story. margaret, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the two presidents spoke again sunday for the second time in four days. in a rare optimistic statement, president vladimir putin thanked mr. trump and the cia for providing the information that helped them to thwart that potential terroris

peter strzok on the merits. it is usually wrapped up in layers the way republicans are weaponizing this information. neil: you got a good gut on this stuff, sarahdon't. i'm lost. every time i think it will go a certain way it goes the opposite way. where do you think this is going? there are some reports that mueller appears to be wrapping up his investigation. others who say, no no, these are all the signs of one that could be expanding. what are you hearing? >> well, if you compare this investigation to the hillary clinton email investigation after the fbi was done interviewing the top level aides in hillary clinton's orbit and hillary herself, the investigation shut down almost immediately afterwards. so if mueller is indeed done interviewing high-level white house aides that could signal end of the probe. we also know mike flynn very recently pleaded guilty and is cooperating with the mueller probe. so we don't know if that cooperation will yield additional lines of inquiry. it is hard to know exactly where it is. neil: sarah westwood, thank you very, very much. >> thank you. neil: all right, we have been able to do the some is, cross on ts

peter: white house gleefully reminding people on election night when markets took a dive, there were people from mainstream outlets saying the numbers were going to stay in the basement. sarahss secretary tweeted this greatest story of the year booming donald trump economy. worse prediction of the year and then she tweeted a picture of a paul krugman economic prediction in there he does say there is a line in there where when the markets will recover, the short answer is never. rachel: this election of donald trump is going to be a boon for the stock market. a boon for the economy. and boy was she right about that. pete: tweeted from sarah sanders. paul krugman so-called intelligence of the economic left whatever. he gets a lot wrong. in this case hyperbole never going to come back. calm about that. mr. krugman, i would love to read the column in the new york daily news times. unfortunately we have to move on. we have a lot more program here. president trump getting his message straight to the american people. carley shimkus looks at the year of trump tweets just ahead. peter: mike huckabee went duck hunting. the left is upset. the governor says they are clueless. ♪ ♪ pete: