>> yeah, and hillary jordan, the author of the book, these multiple points of view, was the con seeftand i wanted to make that there was balance and newance and wanted to get to that everybody is fighting on their own front, the two many, mary j and kerry, they are heading like the man is the head of the household and had to disa bay. the and the two sons, they are fitting this idea of mental-- of men tam trauma and you have these two farmers played by rob morgan and jason clark, and these guys both love the land. but they are both connected to really unequal ways. and so but they both have this sense of being disinherited. they both feel like they can take title, they are entitled to this place. and one of them literally is because he holds the deed and the other one can't, even though he does the deed that keeps the farm going. so everybody is kind of like, in a conflicted, fighting on those fronts and i want you-- you may not agree with someone but you can certainly understand kind of their worldview. >> trevor: it is interesting how it feels like the women in the film have to do a

i am thrilled to be here and to see so much upstanding support for an effort put on by jordan davis and hillary ronan's office. as a gendered, nonconforming person, i can speak personally to the dangers and discomfort of having to choose between a men's and women's bathroom. i think this is an incredible opportunity to address the days period of time theys that face gender nonconforming folks and trans-people when accessing services. they are most critical and at risk population and anything that we can do to support their abilities to access services, i believe, should be fully supported by the entire bore. i hope for those of you who have not signed on as co-sponsors that you'll consider co-sponsoring or at the very least vote in support of this very important legislation. thank you. >> hi. tommy mecca from the housing rights committee. we are fully in support of this legislation and hope that you will pass it. personally, as a gay man who's been involved in the queer community since the early 1970's, i'm extremely happy that it's happening. it is long overdue. as, it is jordan said, historic

. >> joining me here in the newsroom is fill leap rienas, former adviser to the hillary clinton campaign and elise jordan former adviser to rand paul's presidential campaign and "time" magazine columnist. i'm not sure why we gave you all your titles since we're short on time. tray crowdy is leaving. what does this do for the democrats? >> a lot of democrats including me and i think, my boss cheered because he's been part of the problem the last few years. to mark murray's point, it's amazing how many republican chairmen said they're going to leave. it might be because they don't want to be there either way. they are probably pretty frustrated not to stand up for mr. gowdy or others, but it has been hard to be a republican under donald trump. >> is that fair? they put a number of republican judges into position. a lot of republicans say that donald trump's gotten a lot done for their agenda. do you think this is a frustration on the republican side? >> donald trump has consistently put republicans in a really untenable position of backing conservative principles or backing just donald trump and whatever h

of coordination between trump campaign and russians, but we know hillary clinton paid to influence the election. >> congressman jim jordan. good to see you in person. i hope you enjoy the book. >>> perjury panic, the g.o.p. is holding its breath to see if the president will sit down with the special counsel. what's at risk is trump talks under oath? or make a back seat that feels nothing like a back seat? why give it every feature you could want, along with a few you didn't know you needed? it's simple. you can build a car, or you can build a cadillac. come in now for this exceptional offer on the cadillac ct6. get this low-mileage lease on this 2018 cadillac ct6 from around $549 per month. visit your local cadillac dealer. there'swhatever type ofhe end of eweekender you are,ton.nth. don't let another weekend pass you by. get the lowest price when you book at hilton.com >>> the president doesn't seem to be concerned about his upcoming interview the "robert mueller. >> my strong advice to the president is never to be interviewed by mueller and i hope his lawyers will talk him out of it. >> apparently so are his lawyers, "

jordan. it sounds like they knew four days ahead of comey's announcement she wouldn't be charged right? james comey testified he had to publicly exonerate hillary clinton because of those conflicts on that tarmac meeting but now he knew she wouldn't be charged what's going on? >> and he then went so far, liz under oath jim comey testified that until hillary clinton was interviewed he had not made up his mind about what charges would be brought or what statement would actually be made now we now know he was circulat ing drafts months before this exoneration statement but that's serious. i mean it goes to again the inspector general's report and possible other investigations of jim comey's conduct we've discussed here many times but what we're starting to see is how the doj and fbi were working on this together in concert and so i think that statement from a top aid who had again remember peter strzok was the top fbi official on the mye they called it the mid year exam that's the hillary clinton investigation but they don't like that word investigation loretta lynch didn't like that that's how high up he was the top agent on that and then gets pu

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hillary clinton, et cetera. on that note of look into others, you have got two republican members of congress, mark meadows and jim jordanho called yesterday for sessions to step down and part of the beef with sessions is he has not called for the second special counsel to look into hillary clinton. do you think sessions should be attorney general? >> i did not vote for him, but one thing he did was recuse himself with anything relating to the russia investigation, and this whole thing, what the house republicans are trying to do is derail mueller's investigation, it reminds me of watergate a. lot of the obstruction of justice reminds me of watergate, and somebody said we are hunting for bears, and we should not be side tracked going after rabbits. going after hillary clinton, once again, it's chasing rabbits. we should keep our eye on the bear, khwhich is the russia investigation. >> some critics of the investigation pointed out, they suggest the president is within his rights, he can fire the fbi director, and he has the authority to do that, so how is performing something that is within his duties, how would that cons

hillary clinton's imails. what does this all mean? jim jordan, one of the republicans very concerned about what's happening at the fbi, said this. >> i think the logical thing is if the fix was in on the clinton investigation and these same top people at fbi started and ran the trump-russia investigation, might there be bad things going there as well? as you look at the text messages, sure looks like there is. reporter: democrats are pointing out that republicans like jim jordan are trying to undermine the fbi and the department of justice as part of an attempt to undermine robert mueller and his investigation of collusion or potential collusion with the trump campaign during the presidency. so here's what mark warner from the senate intelligence committee put out. he's the ranking member, he said in a tweet, quote, and this is in references to allegedly there's a tweet which there's reference to a secret society, he wrote -- so take all of this with a grain of salt. president trump referring not necessarily to this, but the bombshell report in

jordan. he's saying the fbi official peter struck who was involved in both the hillary clinton e-mail probe and counsel robert mueller's russia probe, he has since been demoted from that. and he is the common denominator in the scandal now unfolding at the fbi. let's bring in republican congressman of south carolina ralph norman. what are your thoughts about the way jim jordan just laid it out there? >> well, congressman jordan was who we had our meeting at freedom caucus. we talked about the memo. and a group of us 40, 50 members went down and read it. and i can tell you it's going to be shocking when the american people when it gets declassified, which it should, are going to be shot. and the sad part about all of this. liz: why are they going to be shocked, sir? i mean, what does the memo say? >> i can't get into what it says. it's classified, so i can't get into the particulars. all i can tell you it makes watergate look like childs play and the american people deserve. and, you know, the fbi ought to be nonpartisan, as congressman jordan said, you shouldn't have people employed by the fbi

jordan. it sounded like a few people decided they wanted to fix, they fixed it not only so hillary would get in trouble on the email server scandal we know felonies were. she rigid the primary. sounds like they are fixing and rigging here a general election or to overturn an election and, you know, i mean, whatever word you want to describe that. fixing, rigging, a coup, i don't know. >> you are describing the very elements of a palace coup, and after meadows and others of us reviews intelligence information today it's abundantly clear that the entire mueller investigation is a liability on a foundation of corruption. and what is so important is that we get this information in to the public square. the best disinfectant for this corruption is going to be sunshine and that's why jim jordan and i have joined many other members of congress in calling for this information to be released for the review of all of the american people. you know, sean, when you been on this show each and every night making claims about the bias and the corruption and the deep state, people have accused you and your g

hillary clinton hacked e-mails. do those things undercut republicans' claims? some republicans' claims that this is all a witch hunt? because congressman jim jordan certainly doesn't seem to think so? >> of course they undercut it. this is my fear with respect to the house intelligence committee investigation. remember, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, devin nunes, had to recuse himself for the investigation, for alleged and in my view, quite clear biases. and now you have an investigation, you have plenty of witnesses who should be called, who the republicans are not calling. they are afraid of the truth. you have the political imperative of ending this investigation in congress. and then using the end of the investigation by the house intelligence committee as a cudgel to defuse or deflate the mueller investigation. all of this adds up to, at the end of the day, and i spoke to my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, a house intelligence committee report that is likely to have dissenting views, that is likely to say that day is night, and night is day. starkly different interpretations. and the hope that the republicans will r

funded in part by the hillary clinton campaign and the dnc to help spark the probe into alleged russia medaling in the 2016 presidential election. o haya congressman republican jim jordan says there's still important questions that former fbi director jim comey and the fbi have yet to answer. roll tape. >> all kinds of unanswered questions that the american people deserve to know the answers to. chief of those is the two fundamental did the fbi pay christopher steel the author of the dossier at the same time the clinton campaign and fusion gps were paying him and was that dossier the basis for securing the warrants at the fisa court to spy on americans associated with the trump campaign. liz: former trump 2016 campaign national spokesperson and american first policy spokesperson she's katrina pierson. good to see you. >> great to be here. liz: the back story is unprecedented spying powers that the intelligence community has gathered over the years, over the last decade or so now turned on political opponents but senator dianne feinstein says lindsay graham and chuck grassley are just playing politics at this is just a distraction from the overall russia probe and you s

hillary clinton's e-mails some time ago. >> that's a reference to mccabe's wife running for a democratic seat in virginia. >> shepard: mike emanuel, thank you. let's turn to jordanian, a white house correspondent for the hill. nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> shepard: where are we on this? do we know? >> it's another turn of the screw here in the white house russian probe. the white house saying that president trump had nothing to do with his ouster. the president has taken multiple shots at andrew mccabe believing he's responsible for politicizing the upper rungs of the fbi. there's concern that the president might make moves against other top officials in the fbi. he's been putting pressure on jeff sessions and rod rosenstein, the deputy general behind the scenes. we're all waiting to see what happens next. >> shepard: the white house says they had nothing to do with this. >> that's right. sarah huckabee sanders came out in the briefing and said they had nothing to do with it, again, as we know, we heard the public statements from the president, critical of andrew mccabe including last week when he popped into the chief of staff's office when we we

hillary clinton, who's now a private citizen. i want to bring my panel in. former democratic senator from my home state of new jersey bob torricelli. elise jordan, former adviser to rand paul's presidential campaign. unfortunately, she is the rand paul whisperer, so whenever he says something, she has to answer for it. rand paul spoke just a few minutes ago on "morning joe" about fisa. take a listen. >> i think they're not mutually exclusive. you can be for reauthorization and for reform. and i think the president's tweet speaks for itself. he is concerned that the intelligence community does not have enough oversight and i think we need more oversight, not less. i think those positions are pretty clear. you can have both of those positions. >> this is an opportunity for rand paul to help drive the conversation to a better place when it comes to civil liberties for americans. i do not necessarily think that the way president trump is going about this is the best tack, if he does believe in surveillance reform. but he's done very well. he's been able to sway the president and push forward with some of his privacy concerns about some of this legi

hillary clinton. a double standard that may have had a decisive impact on the outcome of the election. >> it's interesting what it does to the talking points, at least the ones we've heard from the jim jordans like, that this is all based on some flimsy dossier and no, it isn't. new we all know that the impetus is what papadopoulos was saying. >> trump official is bragging he knows early that russia has said they have these e-mails and want to use them and release them to benefit the republicans in the election. that is a huge deal. sometimes we get so stuck in the spin cycle that we're in, we forget you take a step back. that's something unprecedented in american modern history. and the fbi investigation early also hugely -- >> someone who has pled guilty to lying to the fbi and cooperating with this investigation. >> correct. >> john avlon, k aro. un demirjian thank you very much. >>> we're learning more about the american families killed in a plane crash. i needed legal advice for my shop. that's when i remembered that my ex-ex-ex-boyfriend actually went to law school, so i called him. he didn't call me back! if your ex-ex-ex-boyfriend isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you

hillary email caper. now i need to fix it and i need to finish it. jim jordan.change the narrative. we need to fix it? steve: we don't know. all we know jim jordan, ohio congressman who has been on this case, he says look at this guy, this peter strzok guy. is he central to so many things that have gone haywire. listen to this. >> the central player in this entire drama, sean, is the guy you identified, peter strzok. the first batch of text messages he talks about the insurance policy in case the american people make donald trump president. this latest batch he talks about unfinished business. i unleashed it during the mid year exam which is the code name they had for the clinton investigation. now he says i need to finish it and fix it four minutes after that text message he sends another message to lisa page where he says an investigation that rides to impeachment. if that doesn't go to their entire motive, their entire plan, what they had in store and the animus they had for president trump, i don't know what does. and never forget, as you pointed out in your

the question is, jim jordan wants to know, did the fbi participate in paying fusion gps to look into the trump allegations in that steele dossier around hillaryaign? there are unidentified journalists reporting and commenting on russia were also paid by fusion gps. stuart: oh, really? liz: this is battle royale. fusion gps has been fighting since the subpoena issued to the house intelligence committee. gps filed a suit to stop it. they forked over documents to see who they have been paying. stuart: is it possible that fusion gps paid journalists? >> at least three unidentified journalists possibly in the bank records paid by fusion gps. jim jordan is asking did the fbi pay fusion gps. stuart: but journalists intrigue me. liz: got fisa warrants to spy on flynn. stuart: the idea journalists would be paid by a dirt monger, fusion gps. liz: three of them, possibly. stuart: i would love to know who? >>> check this out, the tesla employee testing out strength of tesla during the "bomb cyclone." it works. look at that. can we dismiss that as a stunt? no, i'm not going to do that. >>> president trump wants $18 billion for a border wall. ashley: d.r.e