but the fbi already had pictures of wolff and watkins together. watkins now works for the "new york times." the newspaper is reporting that investigators secretly seized years' worth of information related to who she called and e-mailed. watkins denies wolff gave her classified information, and her attorney says the seizure of her data was disconcerting. >>> for the third time in four years, the golden state warriors are nba champions. golden state finishing off a sweep of the cleveland cavaliers on the cavs home floor last night with a 108-85 game four victory. steph curry lead all scorers with 37 points but golden state's kevin durant was named the finals mvp for a second straight year, an honor curry has yet to achieve. >> he's still never won a finals mvp. >> does it matter? you tell me. does it? we won two cha backo-back. i dompt iothinhik psnody's worr about that type of stuff. >> cleveland's lebron james revealed he broke his hand in frustration after the cavs game one loss. james who can become a free agent this summer was asked about his

when i see wolff attacking sarah sanders.eems to be this pattern and far too many who are in this comedian space, not all but from far too many where it is open season on the president and his his supporters and anyone who works for him. i think it is going way too far and tasteless and the thing and the standards is being said here is if you criticize the president and saying foul and terrible things, nothing is going to happen. >> that would make sense if this president is not saying about immigrants and women or what he says about our private parts. i would totally adprgree with y if we are talking about someone else. the tone that he said from the moment he came down the escalator, he called people names. all the names he called people. we can't talk about this in a regular context. all he does is insult people. >> let's encourage everybody to take steps forward with our language and positive about this rather than to point saying you did this and that. >> thank you very much. there is a chance that "roseanne show" can co

i hope it was just kind of wolff to be pretty hawkish on rushl. democratic leader in the senate, majority leader in the senate at. >> president trump is turning our foreign policy into an international joke, doorg. the president's support for inviting russia back into the g7 just after they meddled in the election to support his campaign. we'll leave and suspicions. do you want to respond to senator schumer? >> yeah, he's being kind of dramatic to be because i've. i don't think the president is destroying our foreign policy everywhere. i remember when george w. bush or ronald reagan was president, because you come in tough people say you're defending allies. you don't want to do it but to come back and say, we want a fire deal. you loobl. i disagree, of course, about russia joining the g7. disagree where areas. but also give credit to the president where the credit is due. we're heapfully on the. do you think canada presents a national security threat to the united states um. >> i would rely on him if we had an emergency. but the president has to

. >> let's discuss more with max wolff, from the venus group, hey, max >> thank you for having me >> you think of what evan said? >> it's true for a story telling platform, it's nice if they were better at telling their story. we know a.r. and v.r. are coming up fast. there's a cooling of excitement around facebook. part of the reason they stepped it up on instagram, but they have to teach the world to want to spend money as much as teens want to spend time on snap it's not a new story, but one they'll get right eventually, but admittedly, though, not yet. >> max, he said innovators win in the enof the that's true when the innovations are covered by patents. >> well, best quote on this comes from john maynard from your side of the pond -- >> heard of him. >> yes, most of us have. be solvent until you are right i think he's correct on that, but the market has to decide that what's cool and what the teens are doing, and we should remember easy to dump on snap here, but 41-plus percent of millennials are on there every day for 30 minutes we have to see the advertisers get convinced and

there is a crash northbound 280 getting up to wolff road. there is a backup there. but happily, you have an alternate routes there. 85 or 101 are good alternates this morning. 6:15. let's bring steve in. >>> happy friday. we do have a little bit warmer forecast here. certainly away from the coast. there's still some fog larking. but it's been nice here. except for a couple of days. it's been below average or near average. what's not to like about this wonderful, whether, mr. b? and you can take a look and see 40s, 48 saratoga. 47. 40s in the santa cruz mountains. socal. santa cruz as well. bowie creek is 45. gilroy is 46. a little cool there. today will be warmer for most. patchy fog, mostly on the san mateo coast. a from the coast. down towards the beach. and then it's getting closer, so we will keep an eye on that. and then probably well. after that, marin coast and simone -- sonoma coast looked to be in fog free. when i say steve, that's not what is happening, but that is what it looks >> hint of an easterly breeze at vacaville. 40s, 50s on the temps. that's brig

and when james wolff left the federal courthouse and he was stone faced and silent and refusing to answerprosecutors say in the past few years he did plenty of talking to reporters and they say when he was questioned about it, they say he lied. mr. wolfe, did you leak classified documents? >> tonight a charge of false statements during a leak investigation and the president and the justice department made cracking down on leakers a top priority. >> it is very interesting that they caught a leaker. and a very important -- and it is a very important leaker. >> reporter: 57-year-old james wolfe from the senate intelligence committee was arrested for lying to federal agents during the investigation into the leaking of classified information. acording to a federal indictment. he lied to fbi last december about contacts with four reporters, including using encrypt apps to community and he told investigators he had no personal relationships with any reporters. but after being confronted with evidence, he admitted to engaging in a multi-year personal relationship with one reporter who now works f

daily pennsylvanian and there is a dorothy roberts, sarah barringer serena, sophia, tobias barrington wolffwho are they? amy: they are my colleagues and there were multiple pieces published and letters and protests published. that piece was actually an attempt by four historians on the faculty to write a substantive response to our peace. i did not object to that piece. i did not agree with it at all, i thought the argument was transparently fallacious, but they argued that praising boardwalk culture and the 1950's, which was the -- aardwalk -- bush was cash they objected to that. their argument was you cannot praise the 50's because the 50's were a time of patriarchy, ofism, sexism, mistreatment minorities, terrible things happened during the 1950's, discrimination was rampant and ergo, there was nothing good about it. nonnsidered that a complete sequitur and they seemed to be making an argument like the only reason the 1950's were good for the people it was good for because they missed treated all these other people, which is a very strange argument to make. if we stop miss people, things

wolff former director of security for the senate intelligence committee was charged with making statements to the fbi about his contacts with reporters. prosecutors also secretly seized years worth of a "new york times" reporter's phone and e-mail records. reporter says the fbi only told her of the seizure after the fact in february. to help make sense of this and other collateral investigations from the justice department, frank figure luz zi who is a nbc news national security contributor. frank, people that work in the media like myself hate this kind of thing. they find it an offense to the first amendment. there are doj guidelines when you go after report persons what do you there about it? >> there's a couple of noteworthy things here, chris. i used to head up the counter intelligence division at the bureau and leak investigations of this nature were assigned to my division. but here's some distinctions that i see already in this case. first, the focus was always on the leaker and look, catching leakers, leakers who leak classified information, what's bad. our nation's security needs

then in january, michael wolff's account of "fire and fury" was published. it painted the president if a less than flattering light. trump had enough, in a statement he said when bannon was fired, he not only lost his job, he lost his mind. after his presidential dressing down, bannon resigned from breitbart, but kr continued to spread his brand of populism and is in high demand, especially in italy. he invited many tow rome to interview him. why rome? for a person that's often been accused of chaotic. italian politics are more chaotic than ever, what's caused the problem is an election win by italy's populist who bannon has been supporting. we will dig in with that later in the show. over the next wave of populism on mid-term elections and his former boss president donald trump. here is my exclusive interview. >> thanks for having me on, fareed. >> you thought the trump jr.'s meeting in trump tower was tree sonnous and somebody could call the fbi? >> i did. >> i want to ask you a question about the issue, in a sense, rod rosenstein called in the sense, isn'

when the michael wolff book "fire and fury" came out, steve bannon was reported as saying how much he loved those airport protests. how those protests were by his design, because the muslim ban executive order was deliberately designed and timed to provoke people, to make people protest, because he thought it made the protesters look terrible and it made trump lack great. because he was so sure that americans hate immigrants that much. the snowflakes would show up at the airports and riot. that's why we did it. he may have loved it. but among the people who flooded those airports on that first weekend after trump was inaugurated, among the people who showed up at those airports were tons of lawyers with their laptops and their hand-written signs, we will represent you. and however delighted steve bannon might have been with the timing and the deliberate offensiveness of that executive order and how much it upset people, you know what, those people protesting and those lawyers won! they got a restraining order against that policy that very first weekend that the trump administration tr

by michael wolff. you say the president's long-time attorney mark kasowitz paid off many women. who claimed to have affairs with the president. here's the quote from the book. kasowitz has gotten him out of all kinds of jams. kasowitz on the campaign, what, did e we have a hundred women? kasowitz took care of all of them. >> i haven't read the book. the book was designated. kellyanne conway and hope hicks. i want to talk about that. kasowitz and jason and i worked a unit with all the incomings we had. i think 100 is too much. i think it was like 20 or 25. all of those were refuted. all of the women that came through the campaign. i think after the billy bush weekend. >> did you know about stormy daniels in the campaign? >> no. i think something came up publicly about there was another porn star. >> did you know about the payment? the $130,000? >> absolutely not. >> let's talk about the midterms. how engaged are you going to be? i have heard reports that you're setting up a war room. >> i have a war room set up for policy. making sure it's understood. >> you'll run ads? campaigni

they did not talk to michael wolff for his book, and they are very smart.oing to run for office. >> yeah, that seems spot on. >> i want to ask you because you have written in theasut first ladies and we have a clip of rudy guiliani talking about melania and stormy daniels? >> she's not stepping up -- >> i can'tpeak for melania. >> but you are a personal friend? >> i am. she believes in her husband. she knows it's not true. i don't think there's a slight suspicion that it's true. excuse me, when you look at stormy daniels, i know donald trump, and look at his three wives, right? beautiful classy women, and women of great substance, and stormy daniels? >> wow, essentially suggesting that -- wow, anyway. >> wasn't enough. >> classy enough. >> yikes, she writes, i asked a spokes women about believing stormy daniels. this first lady is unlike any first lady we have ever incountered, and just the story line here, what's? >> she only has ten people working for her, and usually the staffs are 25 to 30 people, so i don't think she's very insulated. i think that that

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wolff, former security direct to, had the job 29 years.ecurity at the senate intel committee staff level. so he knew all of the secrets. as it turns out, he had a three-year romantic relationship with young woman, it started out, she was an intern at a news service. eventually she went to work for buzzfeed klatschchy, "politico," "new york times." they seized her phone records. put it all director. he was leaking to her. asked about it by the fbi, the fbi says he is lying. abby: tens of thousands of pages between the two. one name comes up in story she reported on? brian: carter page. why not. he is a part of everything. there he is. never accused doing anything wrong by the way. they decided to get a bunch of fisa warrants to follow him around. we found out about the story of him in 2013 going to russia. ali watkins got that. of the turns out wolfe told watkins about it when she was at buzzfeed. justice department took her phone records through a grand jury subpoena and other legal process. many journalists this is a little bit scary you