the band's piggy bank is all about the christian faith. the musicians belong to him in an evangelical free church community in leipsic they want to praise the lord through their songs. catching up beat pop music. heavy metal band stocking feet are another german group rocking the christian church. for more than twenty years the band has been proving that expressions of faith and heavy metal can gauge together satan doesn't get a look in here. just give jess unger hawked as a whole it's good to talk to the whiz kids about there are jazz bands from rock bands and even heavy metal bands in the christian music scene. the audience is relatively small though so record sales don't go into the millions for coffee again it's nothing to me you will definitely fans out there who are loyal and enthusiastic toy to you. guy stuff. so what makes these bands so special to fans. we are just concert goers at the stuttgart reformation even if they all would as. i think in germany there's a growing trend that more people are identifying with a certain faith a

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he has more sense than the kids piggy bank. candace owen. [applause] >> greg: he's produce more hits than snow dog. rob law. [applause] >> greg: he once called animal control and the easter bunny. national review reporter cat. and finally his dinner plate can pick up all the major-league baseball channels. tyrus. [applause] what you take of the cnn coverage so far of stormy daniels? is it pertinent or just pernicious? >> it's interesting. i don't understand how it's a new platform. when he showed is accurate. she is running the cnn network in the democratic party. she's gone quite the raise and promotion. >> good for her. >> could she be in the are of the woman, 2020 running for office? >> should have a better chance than hillary clinton did. >> greg: i think bill would like that they should run together. poor bill. rob, your film producer or so you tell people. you are doing cheers and kevin can wait, there's one in between how is hollywood taking this roseanne resurgent's? are they learning anything? >> hollywood is the place you learned t

interested in the problem of local journalism the number of journalists left to keep an eye on the piggy bank so to speak right to keep an eye on what's going on is so small now that we run a real risk of seeing a lot of local corruption a lot of a lot of bad things happen when nobody is paying attention so i think this is a fundamental problem that we need to really focus a lot of attention on trying to solve and my thinking here and we're not yet doing local it with the tribune it's something we want to tries as we can is that around local journalism that's where this community model can really come into play that there are people locally people who are very passionate other local communities if we can get the local fans of the local high school football league. if they can all work together to report what's happening in that and then we don't have to pay people to do that then hey journalist we can hire ok we'll put them to work checking out you know the mayor's bank account not sure if we can do it or not but i'm going to try i think it's really i think it's really interesting and worth a

gascom, a head of the national guard, a guy named andrew kostin, sometimes referred to as trump's piggy bank. and alexander torshin, whether that money might have gone towards now-president trump. he also allegedly tried to set up a trump-putin meeting. then there's oleg deripaska with alleged ties to the campaign chairman. viktor vekselberg made a large donation to trump's donation. that's also vekselberg's cousin. plus his company has ties allegedly to current commerce secretary wilbur ross. so clearly the administration has chosen a few of the original more than 200 people that they put on a list for potential sanctions, but they're not shying away from some of putin's real inner circle, as well as some of the sha dirks hrks arkse that the special counsel is looking into. why is it hard for these sanctions to come down, and why is it so unusual for the administration to spell out that this is in part because of russian meddling in the u.s. election, wolf? >> very significant list. nonetheless, a major step as far as the u.s. trying to punish the russians. michelle kosinski, thanks very mu

but you have mulvaney and others using their various budgets as their personal piggy banks.k there's a lot of absurdity and hypocrisy there. independents have to ask of themselves is the same party i voted for several years ago. even those who may not vote republican but have applauded the fact that we have a tw two-party system here, they say what in the world is going on? i am extremely concerned that we are stepping away from the beliefs and ideals that have designed us as a party. if we continue on this course, david, at some point we're going to jump off the cliff, right? and it's my hope that other individuals, including myself, continue to speak up and remind the republican party of the values and the beliefs that it continues to purport it maintains. >> michael singleton, great to see you. i'll be on 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. he'll be back with me then. >> russia revealed the attorney that met with the trump cam pan and confirms her connection to a russian government official in an nbc exclusive. what it means for the russia investigation. d work life witho. ♪ ♪ and don't for

. >> the white house should not be his personal piggy bank.ethical investigation into his conduct. scott pruitt is not suited to be the epa administrator to begin with and has no business being there. two, this job has exposed exactly who he is. >> mike, mike, mike. it is not the sierra club's fault or the media's fault or some deep state's fault or liberals' fault that scott pruitt is annett cal dumpster fire. he was absolutely qualified to take this job. but my three high school students could deregulate and undo all the obama era regulations at the epa. anyone could be in scott pruitt's position doing the best to sort of -- like i said, scale back everything obama did and put in place every policy priority of the president's. it is his doing and his doing alone that he is in the situation he finds himself in, and they want to get rid of him. it has nothing to do with his policy practices. >> one thing you have to keep in context in washington, d.c. is look what happened with the secretary of state's position, a position that has been comple

the controversial foundation which trump has been repeatedly criticized for using as a personal piggy bank and for overstating his donations to. so what we're looking at here is another aspect of trump's behavior that is being examined by mueller. mueller now has the documents on this. it was in response to this subpoena that went to the trump organization. and it's just part of a larger look at flows of money that went into -- where were these monies going? was there money being sent towards the campaign? was there money sent to the foundation or to trump org itself? and these are issues that mueller is focusing on. >> this comes back to ou russia centric. he's basically outsourced whatever shady dealings mr. cohen was involved in. speak to the significance of "the new york times" reporting tonight about the follow the money investigation theory leading to more pots of money tied to more folks with ties to foreign governments. >> you know, there's really no telling what investigators will uncover once they begin following decades of trump transportations in foreign countries. the justice

the foundation being accused of essentially being a piggy bank for the president. the president using it for his own personal needs and, you know, political things. so that is what we're looking at on this particular issue. >> something that looks bad or something that could be legal jeopardy? >> we don't know. that's a fair thing. it's a similar issue that came up with the clinton foundation. these are donations that are going into the foundation in exchange for speeches from foreign donors with a lot of money. this person this steel magnet, victor pinchhook, gave millions and millions of dollars to the clinton foundation over the years. he's someone who has deep business interests, who has issues in the united states. he he's been accused of dumping his steel and undercutting american steelmakers. he's a big player in the ukraine. but the difference is that this is not someone we know with direct ties to russia. it raises a sort of larger question which is what is mueller really looking at in terms of the flow of money? remember, the president said there was a re

we don't have a piggy bank that we can crack up in the way we did in 2008.pare tire and donald trump is behind the while. what could go wrong? >> it also seems like to that point what can go wrong is we have basically a dictator or someone who likes those authoritative views in the white house and we know dictators like to punish people more than create things about how do you hold someone like that accountable? . we say see the republicans aren't out there but at what point to elected officials look out for their own best interests and say we have to put country above party, we have to do the right thing. when duds toes the bumper fall ? when does the car crash and burn. >> i'm not rooting for this but i would suggest a precipitous fall in the stock market would flush out some republicans to finally speak up. and then we have the mueller investigation. i believe the mueller investigation, when it is finally put on the table before us, will trigger some form of constitutional crisis. i don't know what he's going to find about the president, whether it's coll