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mr. james here is -- secretary james, is down approximately 4% below the fy-'18 request for the first time in 20 years the president's budget for construction is below for this important entity $1 billion. in addition to these budget cuts, the administration authorized no new starts and investigations to fund project studies and no new starts in construction. thus cutting off the pipeline for new core corps of projects. these cuts are disturbing, given the backlog. and i mentioned this to madam secretary with the president in the white house. the backlog is $96 billion and growing. and my understanding is we're looking at a budget proposal right around $6 billion. we've got a backlog of $96 billion, and we have a budget proposal for the army corps of $6 billion. it's going to be a while before we get through that backlog, mr. james. worst, it would shift the burden for financing these projects almost entirely on to local stakeholders. can some of them do more? you bet they can. should they do m

mr. james here is secretary james, is down 4% below the fy18 request for the first time in 20 years, the president's budget for construction is below for this important entity, $1 billion. and in addition to these budget cuts, the administration authorized no new starts in investigations to fund project studies and no new starts in construction. thus kugt off the pipeline for new corps of engineer projects. these cuts are disturbing given the courts back willing and i mentioned this, madam secretary, two weeks ago with our meeting with the president in the white house. the court's backlog is $96 billion and growing and my understanding is that we're look at a budget proposal around $6 billion. we got a backlog of $96 billion and a budget proposal partnof $6 billion? that's going to be a while. worse, the proposal would shift the burden from financing these projects almost entirely on to local stakeholders. can some of them do more? you bet. but we've got to be realistic too. our country depends

mr. james. worse the proposal would shift the burden for financing project almost entirely on to local and stakehold he. we have to be realistic, the country depends on water infrastructure because infrastructure helps to expand our gdp. each federal dollar spent on civil works programs provides $5 in revenue and $16 in economic benefit is. the current bug proposal inning nors the role that the corps plays in stabilizing the economy. these proposals are placing thecourts and sectors 0 our economy into what could a death spiral. the administration appears to ignore these clear benefits and developing their budget proposal schreck testify live using a benefit to cost ratio to kill nationally significant project. in closing in closing, let me briefly discuss revenue. secretary chao when you testified before us last merrick told us that the administration's infrastructure task force was looking at two issues, permitting and paid fors. so i was surprised when i finally saw the administration's plan

mr. james, please proceed. >> good morning mr. chairman and members of the committee, senator carper. i'm honored to testify before you on the administration's recently released infrastructure plan and the water resource needs and challenges of our nation. i look forward to working with you to advance the delivery of our nation's water resources infrastructure through innovative approaches and streamlined processes. the army has played a significant role in the development of the nation's water resources of the past. coastal maintains our navigation channels, inland waterways, navigation locks, flood control and hydropower plants. this has facilitated the movement of 2 billion tons of board commerce. it also provides 24% of the nations hydropower. much of our nation's infrastructure is aging and requires significant amount of resources to maintain. the traditional approach to constructing and maintaining these projects is not sustainable. the administration legislative principles released febru

mr. scully: james jones, i have to ask you about these recordings because we air them every saturday on c-span radio. former rep. jones: right. mr. scully: and it is often the most commented part of the programming is people listen to the inner workings of the johnson white house. as you listen to the tapes, what are your thoughts? former rep. jones: well, president johnson wanted the tapes and he wanted them for several reasons. probably his own self-protection, number one. but he was -- interesting thing about president johnson, his motivation was history. how would history record his administration and his presidency and he wanted that for history. and when we left office, he said at the appropriate time, he wants these released because he wants -- he wants the american people to see his administration as he said with the hide off, both the warts and the good things that the administration did, so that they could really assess his administration. and these tapes were -- one of the things that i find wonderful about them, lyndon johnson was not a good television person. he never warmed up to

we talk about lies as well i'll tell you one the department of justice our prosecutor right now mr james clapper then yes director of national intelligence yes tells a lie to the senate intelligence committee that he is not gathering data on millions of americans i guess there were hundreds of millions of his statutes of limitation. needs to be prosecuted the statute of limitations and all he was promoted you know he got a pay i would actually be hazardous is passion here steve let me go to steve here could say you know bruce brings up a really good point and i think steve and i agree. on this point here where is the will power i mean the i mean we don't know what's going to happen after the midterms but between now and the midterms just exactly what bruce said is true you know we could get a church committee together but why don't the republicans get their act together go ahead steve the republican the republican leadership is feckless now and it's always been feckless they're the worst of group i've ever seen at communicating there should be a press conference held every day with every

ladies and gentlemen, i'm excited to introduce to you mr. james shipley and mr. jeremy amick. [ applause ] >> well, thank everyone for being here tonight. jim is so graciously allowed me to start out. we've done a few of these events in recent months and it helps if i'm able to help set up how the story came to be how james and i met a while back. i'd like to go back just several years ago in 1994 when i was graduating from russellville high school south of jefferson city, little town of about 807 people, smaller than tipton, missouri. and like james i chose an early path in the military, enlisted in the missouri national guard and went on to do 11 years both reserve and active duty and was discharged in 2004 for injuries i incurred in the service. during that timeframe that passed afterwards i gained full time employment with the u.s. department of labor as a federal investigator. and i also began writing stories for the jefferson city news tribune highlighting local veterans in the mid-missouri area and their service from all eras including some deceased vetera

we talk about lies as well i'll tell you one the department of justice our prosecutor right now mr james clapper then yes director of national intelligence yes tells a lie to the senate intelligence committee that he is not gathering data on millions of americans i guess there were hundreds of millions of his statutes of limitation. needs to be prosecuted the statute of limitations and all he was promoted you know he got a pay i would actually be hazardous is passion here steve let me go to steve here could say you know bruce brings up a really good point and i think steve and i agree. on this point here where is the will power i mean the i mean we don't know what's going to happen after the midterms but between now and the midterms just exactly what breaux said is true you know we could get a church committee together but why don't the republicans get their act together go ahead steve the republican the republican leadership is feckless now and it's always been feckless they're the worst of group i've ever seen at communicating there should be a press conference held every day with ever

we talk about lies as well i'll tell you one the department of justice our prosecutor right now mr james clapper then yes director of national intelligence yes tells a lie to the senate intelligence committee that he is not gathering data on millions of americans i guess there were hundreds of millions of his statutes of limitation have been retired that needs to be prosecuted the statute of limitations and all he was promoted you know he got a pay i would actually be hazardous is tension here steve let me go to steve here could say you know bruce brings up a really good point and i think steve and i agree. on this point here where is the will power i mean the i mean we don't know what's going to happen after the midterms but between now and the midterms just exactly what breaux said is true you know we could get a church committee together but why don't the republicans get their act together go ahead steve the republican the republican leadership is feckless now and it's always been feckless they're the worst of group i've ever seen at communicating there should be a press conference he

we talk about lies as well i'll tell you one the department of justice our prosecutor right now mr james clapper then yes director of national intelligence yes tells a lie to the senate intelligence committee that he is not gathering data on millions of americans i guess there were hundreds of millions of a statute of limitations. that needs to be prosecuted the statute of limitations and all he was promoted you know he got a pay i would actually be hazardous is passion here steve let me go to steve here could say you know bruce brings up a really good point and i think steve and i agree. on this point here where is the will power i mean the i mean we don't know what's going to happen after the midterms but between now and the midterms just exactly what breaux said is true you know we could get a church committee together but why don't the republicans get their act together go ahead steve the republican the republican leadership is feckless now and it's always been feckless said the worst of group i've ever seen at communicating there should be a press conference held every day with ever

speaker, i rise today to recognize mr. james moynihan and mr. steve thurman for their contributions to simpson county and the first congressional district of kentucky. r. comer: these two not only served azzam bass dors throughout their careers and collectively witnessed over 33 years of sports history but have contributed to the economic development and well-being of their fellow citizens during their careers in public service. all fair, steve thurman is executive director of the franklin simpson chamber of commerce and james moynihan served as simpson county jailer. from state championship titles to their own children's successes, their commentary continually showcase the federal reservent pride simpson countyians hold. this results with the unique blend of their personalities will be extremely difficult to replace and their retirement remarks, the end of an era for this storied program. i join with the entire community to thank them for the laughs and unforgettable memories they have provided over the last 25 years and i look forward to seein

our founder is mr. james richards. we are here to speak on the 1550 project. it is to our understanding that this is a project that's laid out for the community. the two plus two plus two is something that we wanted, what we need in our community. it comes to be that the young people in our community that we claim have forgotten, those that are not able to participate in the regular system, this is for them. this is for our community, and for build group to come in, knowing that they already have the shoreline, they're building plenty of housing down there on the shoreline. we've been to the meetings. we know about it, and we're saying we're just not going to sit by and let build group come in and take what they need out of our community. our young people need an opportunity to be educated so they can be successful in the world, and this is a great opportunity right here that the san francisco public utilities commission has made possible. so we want to see that happen, and we -- we -- we say okay, build inc, it's okay to build on the shoreline, but don't come

. >> has the dismissal of mr. jamesomey interrupted, stopped, or negatively impacted any of the work, any investigation or any ongoing project of the federal bureau of investigation? >> there has been no effort to impede our investigation today. simply put, sir, you cannot stop the men and women of the fbi from doing the right thing, protecting the american people and upholding the constitution. >> a decision from the attorney general jeff sessions on the fate of the former director andrew mccabe you saw there, and whether he will be fired for cause impacting his pension is expected at any time. >> bret: it is friday afternoon, we will watch for any releases. thank you. is the adult movie star who says she had an affair with donald trump in danger? her loyal so, so that she has been physically threatened and s saying that stormy daniels will. that prompted a reluctant response from the trump administration this afternoon. here the white house tonight, for that story and more. >> good evening, bret, i acknowledge a great

these types of contacts, not just in the statements that are attributed to president trump with mr. james comey and others, but also speaking witnesses, that is a clear line that the white house console and other attorneys are supposed to watch her maintain. there should not be this cross colonization between people who are witnesses. and that's why we build what is called a wall around witnesses to say, this is really off of the table. you cannot talk to others particularly the president in this type of investigation. so it is problematic, but that is an example of what has long concerned me about the lack of control and discipline. those types of slips are making and prolonging the investigation, fueling allegations when we still do not have a clear crime linked to the president. >> martha: making things more difficult for themselves at times, and the stories are problematic, to be sure. jonathan turley, always great to see you. thank you so much. it is being built as the biggest tech merger ever, but some say this is really a hostile takeover. standing over a technology that underpins

each ansft thousands of weapons to mrs charlie james has the story. gun running from gaza israeli authorities have charged an employee of the french consulate in jerusalem for allegedly smuggling between e gaza strip and the west bank. ramon phoned is a twenty three year old french national. lloyd as a driver diplomatic staff. is accused of transporting seventy pistols and two during fives using a conflict car a vehicle subjected to light security checks due to diplomatic status. the israeli foreign ministry spokesman emphasize the severity of the offenseseset with the utmost gravity. valfre newsday cases in which you see somebody using l sing his say. smuggling weapons which could be used against israeli citizens the israeli security agency says strong perceive the weapons from a palestinian employed at th french cultural center in gaza. one smuggled the guns or transfer to palestinian arms dealers in the israelie small the eight percent is monday over revelations of a data breach. consultancy found that worked on donald trump's access tdetails will

mr.... >> bond. james bond. >> trevor: first bond to never get laid. ( laughter ) let's move on now to uber, the vape-pen of taxis. since the launch of the ride-sharing service, taxi drivers all over the world have complained that because uber is largely unregulated, it has hurt the taxi industry. and by "taxi industry" i mean the industry of convincing passengers to ride in their (bleep). stop complaining. it's the essence of life. so after years of watching their business dwindle, taxi drivers in greece have decided to hurt uber back. >> athens, greece, is the latest place where taxi drivers are striking. today they are walking off the job in protest over unfair competition coming from uber. (bleep) >> trevor: i feel you guys, man. i feel you guys. that's the same thing i do when my uber is late. i feel you, man. yeah. ( laughter ) and, look, i know these guys are angry, but some of their protests just look funny, right? like, look at that guy. what is he doing? i have never seen a real-life person did d

mr. perez: thank you. hollm we also have james an and susan page. susan: thank you. mr. perez: great to be with all of you. susan: there was this remarkable meeting with the president, and bipartisan group of people talking about gun control. the president embraced the democratic proposals democratic-backed proposal when , it comes to gun control. i wonder should democrats seize this opportunity, make a deal with the president, or do you have doubts about whether you can trust him to follow through on these things he says at that meeting? tom: this is like charlie brown and the football. you put the football and lucy pulls it out. we saw this with the dreamers. leadinghis remarkably with senator durbin he said he wanted to help the dreamers. we see this with gun issues. we see it with this off-the-cuff statement about trade enforcement. he is just not reliable. that is the problem we have here. it's a problem for the american people, problem for the american workers. he tells the carrier plant he will save those outs and those jobs are gone. he told dreamers i will pass

the official portraits of the former first lady and president obama were unveiled last month.( james ) mrs parker was "keep on dreaming big" and "maybe one day i'll proudly look portrait of you!" ( james ) mattel is introducing a new batch of barbie dolls based on real- life figures... just ahead of international women's day. they're coming in two separate series of barbies: "inspiring women," based on historical figures, and new additions to its "shero" line of dolls named for inspirational contemporary women. ( darya ) the three "inspiring women" dolls are aviator amelia earhart, artist frida kahlo and mathematician katherine johnson, with more to follow. mattel is releasing 14 new "shero" dolls, in the series that started back in 20-15. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... jeff sessions is set to annouce a lawsuit against the state of california today in sacramento. we tell you what the deparment of justice is seeking from a federal judge. ♪ ♪ hello? hello! ♪ hello? hello. hello? hello. ♪ hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. ♪ ♪ hello? can i help you? h

mr. lavrov: i do nt to comment on the current situation anymore. the conscience of those who have started this shameful and groundless statement. james: as for gavin williamson? mr. lavrov: he said russia should go away and shut up. maybe he lacks ecation, i don't know. james: officials of the foreign office believe the robustness of britain's response and the unity of western a russia, and they say they are ready for any form ofre liation coming from moscow. as one source said, "we have got more stuff in the locker." amid the diplomatic war of etwords, thepolitan police announced that a russian businessman found dead monday in his ldon home had been murdered. 68-year-old nikolai glushkov was a former associate of known .ponents of president put detectives said they were keeping an open mind but there wanothing at this stage to link his death to the nerve agent attack. in salisbury, two weeks on, police were still in their protecve gear investigating the intended murder of a former -- attempted murder of a forr intelligence officer sergei skripal and his daughter yulia. still making the streets safe. james landale, bbc news. jane: he

mr. whipple, what made james baker and leon panetta the gold standard? guys: well, these are two -- jim baker to begin with was a guy who was as smooth as silk texas lawyer who is comfortable and his own skin. he was confident and not only new capitol hill and how deliver votes, but he understood the white house. at the end of the day, he was a guy who could walk into the oval office, close the door, and tell ronald reagan what he didn't want to hear. same thing with leon panetta and bill clinton. that's the most important thing a chief can do. to give you a quick example, reagan was determined right out of the gate to tackle social security reform. arounder, who had been the block and was politically savvy, told him, listen. social security reform is the third rail of american politics. you touch it and you will be electrocuted. let's try something else. reagan pivoted to tax cuts and the economy. and the rest is history. there would have been no reagan revolution without somebody like jim baker being able to speak archers to ronald reagan. -- hard trut

. >> the president has consistently said that he did not obstruct justice when he fired james comey. >> mry -- >> the two men come from completely different worlds. >> james comey is a professional lawman. he has a respect for the traditions of the justice department. >> it should be about the facts and the law. that's why i became fbi director. >> donald trump on the other hand is a businessman. >> he expects absolute loyalty from everybody working for him. that's the culture in which he has operated for many, many years. >> their relationship got off to a bad start. before the inauguration, james comey was in charge of telling donald trump about the dossier. the chondro versial document contained allegations about the president gathered as part of an opposition research project during the campaign. >> i didn't want him thinking that i was briefing him on this to sort of hang it over him in some way. >> it turns out that's exactly what the president thought. according to an interview he gave the new york times. >> trump's reaction was anger. he said it was completely false. the encounter

mr trump has denied the allegations. let's speak to our correspondent james los angeles. who presumably watched the interview which is aired, what has she been saying? yes, it is still being broadcast actually at the moment but one thing we now know is that she only alleges that she had sex once with mr trump only alleges that she had sex once with mrtrump and only alleges that she had sex once with mr trump and that was in 2006. she says that the 2007 meeting, there was no sexual encounter, so we now have that claim from stormy daniels, who alleges that that happened at a golf tournament in nevada, when she was 27 years old and mrtrump was nevada, when she was 27 years old and mr trump was 60 years old. she says she was not attracted to him what he offered her a potential place in his reality tv show and they had a consensual sexual encounter. now, after that, they had a consensual sexual encounter. now, afterthat, in they had a consensual sexual encounter. now, after that, in 2011, stormy daniels told her story to a magazine but the magazine did not publish

mr. james. this is actually on tape, mr. comey, may 2017 you were asked under oath about leaking. >> director comey, have you ever been an anonymous source in news reports about matters relating to the trump investigation or the clinton investigation? >> never. >> question two on relatively related. have you ever authorized someone else at the fbi to be an anonymous source in news reports about the trump investigation or the clinton investigation? >> somebody is not telling the truth. >> but this is what happens with liars. they can't get their stories straight. i think it speak to all of the lies and corruption all together. >> it's a coverup, almost alwaye coverup is maybe not even -- they're both bad. they're covering up for something where they used our intelligence assets politically. we've heard that andy mccabe has said, i'm going to take them all down with me. he feels like she's be focused -- it could be anybody down, anybody up. and anything on collusion we could have seen. it would h

mr. bryan. burb >> james bryan, western region director. today we face you with a major travesty. ladies and gentlemen, when i was just a young tike, i met a young man named alex pitcher. a man that presided over this community that had impact in developing this community, along with leaders like espinola jackson, leaders like al norman. let me tell you this. you cannot let building walk into the bayview hunters point area and buy our properties and remove our residents by the process of gentrification based on the fact that they got more money than any of us. so, let me make this clear. the community has sat down for several years, i think dr. good said something like six, it's been more than six years. we previously had these conversations about what would be best for a community facility. we came up with this location. let me tell you this. previously when we had the first mitigation for the project at the southeast facility, let me tell you what they decided. they decided to put basketball courts on top, the community was up in arms. let me tell you this. this particular item

mrs. clinton and james comey and barack obama, susan rice. >> laura: or anyone in the trump administration. if anyone is violating the law they should all be held accountable. i don't care if you're republican, independent or democrat. i have no problem. >> if that's what they want to see and now that we are seeing these investigations unfold i think it could very well backfiring on the democrats. i don't know how it's going to play out in november, but this idea that this corruption has been so deep in our top law enforcement agencies that are supposed to blindly apply the law, that it was so corrupt. >> laura: lady justice is a blindfold. we are going to continue this on radio because i have to get davis in on radio to talk more about his book. a great segment. i have a question. is the deep state really out to get the president? we are going to get the inside scoop from a retired fbi assistant director and retired agent next. and coming up, the irs finally fusses up to exploding tax fraud committed by illegal immigrants. committed by illegal immigrants. we have the pssst. what? i switch

i want to ask you about james comey. mr. comey is going on a publicity tour for the book.his some tweet ripped off. we should appreciate fbi speak up. i wish more our leaders would. in the long one weasles and liars never hold the field so long as good people stand up. not a lot of schools or streets named for joe mccarthy. so he'll be taking this message to msnbc, and the view. i'm sure joy behar will be asking him tough questions about fisa abuse. >> we have seen what happened in the past when certain people have been under oath. they have had a very difficult time getting the story straight. but that tweet that you read in full is another reason why we shouldn't have 280 characters. he'll have his say. but so will the president. the president and others will respond. there are 25,000 men what women who work at the fbi in the rank and file. we respect them and their service. the president is talking about a couple of bad apples who should not have continued to be in charge of an investigation if they had true conflicts. but sanctimony is never in short supply in washingt

captivated by a portrait of michelle obama -- got to meet the former first lady for a dance party.( james ) mrsted this video yesterday on twitter. it shows her and little parker curry dancing.( darya ) a photo of ( darya ) a photo of the two-year-old staring at a portrait of obama hanging at the national portrait gallery went viral recently. the official portraits of the former first lady and president obama were president obama were unveiled last month. ( james ) mrs. obama's message to parker was "keep on dreaming big" and "maybe one day i'll proudly look up at a portrait of you!" (rebecca) your bay area forecast is after the break. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro

mr. deep state james comey about any of this? we will not hold our breath. but james comey is welcome on the show. what is becoming more apparent by the day is how the deep state is fighting back as they continue to get exposed. they are not liking what is happening. we are exposing it on the show. the perfect example is former obama cia director john brennan. he is now trying to malignpi president trump with a brand-new conspiracy theory. let's take a look. >> i think he's afraid of the president of russia.hi >> why? >> one can speculate as to why. the russians might have something on him personally. they may make his life more difficult. clearly, i think it's important for us to improve relations with russia. but the fact he has had this forming attitude toward mr. mr. putin, continues to say to me that he has something to fear. >> sean: right. he's s a known liar, but the mea just parents brendan's talking points. >> former cia director who is worked for presidents on both sides of the aisle is deeply concerned. >> it so clear at this point that vladimir

and went into the archives there and to the venice be anally archives i saw mr stettner spray painting. in a photograph. james palmer was delighted he'd found it. this photo taken at the one nine hundred thirty venice biennale shows twelve paintings on the wall of the room dedicated to. ten portraits of women and two of men. the one on the right was already identified and well known. the painting in the middle however the one of a seated man is more mysterious. so now you've got reference to mr stener owning the painting you've got reference to portrait of a man. and you have a photograph that's the exact same painting that is now illustrated or described as the seated man. finally james palmer knew what the painting looked like. but where had it gone he searched everywhere activated his contacts toured the auction rooms archives and museums. and after a few weeks ago. he found a trace of the painting here in london in the catalogue an auction held at christie's in one thousand nine hundred six. the painting was entitled seated man with a cane. but who owned it. it was acquired by a shell company based in pan

mr. president, the american people will hear my story very soon as they can judge for themselves who is honorable and who is not." jameslike we've been saying, mr. comey, you have the right to remain silent. i don't know who your attorney is. since you are interested in auditioning to become the next liberal media darling by going on the view and going on with colbert and sitting down with quentin sycophant george stephanopoulos, we have some questions for you. mr. comey, you are more than welcome to come on the show, share what you claim is your inspiring story. i will give you the entire hour right here on this set. i will give you three hours on my nationally syndicated radio show. i'm on 575 stations. come on! four solid hours. you want to get the truth out, you want to be our guest and answer a few questions? , come on, you are welcome. for example, what did you know about andrew mccabe's leaks and andrew mccabe's lying under oath. why did you tell president trump that clinton, that bought and paid for dossier was bought and paid for why did you say that an unverified meeting at trump tower, but three months earli

james. finally. ♪ >> mr. larry, you just got traded to cleveland, how does lebron james smell?>> how does lebron james smell? >> good like an athlete. i mean, most of the time i am around him after games, none of us smell good. >> guillermo: how you doing, everything good. hey, are you happy with your cable provider? >> yeah. >> guillermo: yeah. i'm not happy. i dent get hd. >> you don't get hd. >> do you get hd? >> i do. >> guillermo: mr. lewis, who do you hate more the players or the game? >> who do i hate most? you can't hate the player. got to hate the game. never. >> guillermo: how are you, everything good. what is your favorite body part? are you not feeling me? where are you from? >> i'm from finland. >> guillermo: this interview is finnished. get it? >> yes. >> guillermo: thank you. hey, hey, if you had a chance to take a shower with one of the nba players, who would it be? >> wow. next question. >> you got it. >> guillermo: i go out. now you ask the question. >> how much hair products do you put in every morning? >> guillermo: a lot. you want to, pull my hair. >> i'm g

and went into the archives there and to the venice be anally archives i saw mr stettner spray painting. in a photograph. james palmer was delighted he'd found it. this photo taken at the one nine hundred thirty venice biennale shows twelve paintings on the wall of the room dedicated to. ten portraits of women and two of men. the one on the right was already identified and well known. the painting in the middle however the one of a seated man is more mysterious. so now you've got reference to mr stener owning the painting you've got reference to portrait of a man. and you have a photograph that's the exact same painting that is now illustrated or described as the seated man. finally james palmer knew what the painting looked like. but where had it gone he searched everywhere activated his contacts toured the auction rooms archives and museums. and after a few weeks ago. he found a trace of the painting here in london in the catalogue an auction held at christie's in one thousand nine hundred six. the painting was entitled seated man with a cane. but who owned it. it was acquired by a shell company based in pan

mr. mccabe's dealings with the white house and with the former fbi director james comey told mr.ccabe about his interactions. reporting today that not only does mueller have the memos, but that mccabe has met with a special counsel team. anthony. >> thank you, allison. the land. eboni: let's bring in maximal clarity in the clinton white house. fair to say clinton had an experience with special counsel. what you make a president trump trump strategy of trying to discredit bowlers team? >> he needs to be very careful in my view. mr. mueller is a very respect a prosecutor. i think he will conduct a fair investigation, thorough investigation and my sense is from a political standpoint, the president would be better to cooperate with his team and move on with his agenda. >> conceivably come as much as we've heard the president has been cooperating and turning things over to the trump administration has been turning things over. does the president have a point you have 13 democrats who are well known, part of mueller's team. is attempting to call into question their credibility at leas