it took jurors only five hours to convict hubers of killing her boyfriend (pam) prosecuters say, hubersutally shot ryan poston .. six times ... when he tried to break up with her. steven fabian gives us this look at her bizarre behavior during a police interogation... and in the courtroom. the woman who fatally shot her ex-boyfriend in 2012 because he was going on a date with a miss usa contestant burst into tears in court as she was convicted of murder tuesday. the victim's family hugged, kissed and openly celebrated in the courtroom when the verdict against shayna hubers came down. hubers shot her 29-year-boyfriend, ryan poston, six times in october 2012. prosecutors said she was in a jealous rage because he was pursuing a relationship with miss ohio audrey bolte, who was a second runner-up in the 2012 miss usa pageant. bolte testified that she met poston on facebook and he asked her out.she was waiting to meet him for a late-night drink when he was shot by hubers, who found facebook messages setting up the date. hubers drove over to poston's apartment outside cincinnati where she con

miller also said hubers never expressed remorse for the 29-year-old lawyer's death.and then she said, 'i gave him the nose job he always wanted,'" miller said. nivens reportedly testified that hubers said during a phone call with her mother that poston's family was rich enough to buy another son.a forensics expert testified poston had been shot first in the forehead while he was seated, twice in the back while still in his seat and three more times after he fell to the floor. hubers and poston dated off and on for a year and a half after meeting on facebook. they had a contentious relationship, according to highland heights police chief bill birkenhauer, who reportedly testified that she was known to log into his facebook to block other women. birkenhauer also claimed hubers sent poston hundreds of text messages during one of their break-ups. hubers was convicted of poston's murder in 2015, but the ruling was overturned when the case was ruled a mistrial. (ken) a forensics (ken) (ken)a forensics expert testified poston had been shot first in the forehead while he was

i had john huber whose the u.s. attorney. in charge of looking at all of these issues are uranium one and surveillance. and now, nine months later, not only has bruce or nellie ohr been interviewed, but my client says to send his regards has not been introduced. how can you even evaluate those two issues about talking in those three people? how? is a sham. lou: it's a cover-up from start to finish. >> i'm appalled. lou: it is your home. americans, all of us depend on a us to be something that it once was, but is obviously no longer. for jeff sessions the other day to say he will not be swayed by political considerations at the department of justice when all that is moving the department of justice seems to be politics and corrupt politics at that and efforts to subvert this president, his administration and simple decency of every corner. it is a rogue department. it is a government unto itself much like the state department has been for probably 30 years. >> i want to add something. congress men and who are listening, get th

sean, i am much more interested in the fact that john huber, the u.s. attorney from utah, whom jeff sessions told the member of congress calling for a special counsel, no problem. i have huber in here the u.s. attorney from utah. he will take care of everything. they said he will really evaluate everything. what were the two issues that he was supposed to be looking at? this career prosecutor? he was supposed to look at the surveillance of carter page and uranium one. 9 months later, has doug campbell my client in uranium one be contacted by huber? no. >> sean: that's amazing. >> i am also upset that neither nellie or bruce ohr were contacted by huber. we used to do investigations when i was a justice department official. they are calling it an evaluation. i don't know what that is. they were supposed to do a full fledged evaluation to placate members of congress. they have not even interviewed bruce ohr, nellie ohr or my client. >> sean: unbelievable. congressman, you were at the forefront of this subpoenaing documents well before you left congress. pe

sean, i am much more interested in the fact that john huber, remembered john huber, u.s.ttorney from utah, who jeff sessions told the members offf congress calling for a special counsel, hate, no problem. i got john huber in here, the u.s. attorney from utah, and he will take care of everything, in fact, he will really evaluate everything. now what were the two issues, among several, that he was supposed b to be looking at? this career prosecutor, obama hold overcome by the way. he was supposed to be looking at theas surveillance of carter pa, and, sean, uranium one. now let me tell you, nine months lateron, as doug campbell, my client, and uranium on been contacted by john huber? no. >> sean: that's amazing. >> also upset that neither nellie ohr nor bruce ohr were contacted by huber. how can you -- we used to do investigations when i was a justice department official. they are calling it an evaluation. i don't know what that is. it's like a matter. they were supposed to do a full fledged t evaluation to these members of congress and they haven't even interviewed bruce oh

>> my opinion on this, sean, there is a guy named john huber who is the u.s. attorney for utah who was tasked by jeff sessions to investigate. my recommendation to mr. huber would be for him to contact my office and ask for a copy of the transcript of bruce ohr. i will make his job a lot easier. >> sean: could i have a copy of it? >> [laughing]. not yet. >> sean: thank you, congressman. we will stay on this. first we have a fox news alert. another race to call. tonight on this busy night. big night in florida for the president. two for two down there. ron desantis and governor rick scott both won their primaries. ed henry, what have you got? >> this is a huge upset. fox projecting right now an upset win in florida's gubernatorial primary. based on the latest vote return fox projects that andrew gillum won the democratic nomination. he is backed by socialist bernie sanders. he beat graham the daughter of bob graham. this is a sign the democratic party is being pulled further left even in a swing state like florida. it pits this bernie sanders backed candidate g

we don't even know what's happened with huber.s far as the inspector general's report, that could come out next year. there needs to be a special counsel according to a number of sources that i've spoken with, there needs to be special counsel in order for this not to be a two tiered justice system. >> sean: so well said. >> there's a reason weisbrod rosenstein has been obstruction congress and in my judgment obstructing justice because he's knee-deepp in all of this. he signed off on the renewal without -- >> sean: of the fourth buys fisa. >> that's right. speaker brad rosenstein is engaged in a row i think is a very deliberate cover-up. he's not on the covering of the wrongdoing at the fbi and department of justice, and by the way, taking no action against bruce ohr for what he did, he's also covering up his own role. >> sean: 25 people, top people, between the fbi and doj, that if either been fired, demoted, or resigned. top people. this is not rank and file. and ing was wondering, i think america should binder tonight, again,

. >> there is an apps called yoshi kind of like huber or gasoline. come to you, your home, or fill up your car, it is $20 a month plus the cost of fuel. they have expanded to 16 cities across the country. i will put a list on your screen. atlanta, boston, chicago, they will do a car wash and oil change and a lot of other services. very convenient if you hate going to the gas station. rob: it takes about three minutes to fill up your gas tank. i have clocked it. jillian: why did you do that? rob: i was curious about it. how long does this take? about three minutes. jillian: telling us to move along. rob: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. the good, before take off a little more challenging a tsa agent, both doing this in new jersey. jillian: next the bad. tennis star getting something very important. >> i love that. jillian: the western and southern open in cincinnati. rob: the ugly. save the bourbon, painstaking cleanup on the way two month after a warehouse collapse, crews trying to salvage 18,000 barrels of food, one at a time. not clear how

cab drivers complaining and screaming about the profusion of right healing apps from the likes of huber. but that is what happens when disruptors come along. they make become the first city to disrupt the disruptors there is just too much congestion. a very big deal here in new york but it really matters everywhere because what happens here may reflect in your city and they will use as a decision and a precedent. as i under stand are they still having conversations what are they doing. the sponsors of the bill are speaking right now and as we await the breaking decision we bring in the cofounder of ef which is a right healing service that focuses exclusively on shared rides and carpools. we don't know what this is gonna be. what is you are game. give a sense of what the city council might vote. >> it sounds like they will approve this measure in addition to several other members that are being considered. >> i would be infuriated if i were you. >> the cap in our view is not a good idea. we had spoken out against. we've asked them to comment on. many of thousands within just 24 hours cle

. >> reporter: airports in new york city where huber is starting this effort, going to laguardia or jfkers will be asked to select their airlines, that will give a more accurate eta and drivers will get more direct information, and navigational error. this will make sure the prices are more accurate. we start airports in new york city, we plan on rolling this out to airports across the country. >> i am in newark guy. and providing his own party, john kasich wants to run as a republican against donald trump but is that the move to make? lee carter, why this is an to play to win the white house. ♪ todd. hold on. [ engine revs ] arcade game: fist pump! your real bike's all fixed. man, you guys are good! well, we are the number-one motorcycle insurer in the country. -wait. you have a real motorcycle? and real insurance, with 24-hour customer support. arcade game: wipeout! oh! well... i retire as champion. game hog! champion. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered t

joining us from capitol hill mollie huber. i love seeing you. it's been so long. >> i love seeing you, especially on a wonderfully squeakery morning. >> okay. >> reporter: a squeaky morning after the election results where we don't know who won. >> let's talk about that election, we're talking ohio, red since the 1980s last night's special election too close to call. both of them at this point think that they're winners. what does that say about what's going on in ohio? >> it says a lot, well, this is kind of a tough race. number one, it is a special elect. number two, these candidates both of them will face off in a general election for a full term in the house and number three, it's august, parent getting their kids ready to go back to school the turn outis unclear whether that was affected, the end of summer days. but at the same you look at it. you see a guy, if you are listening to the speech, you know, the election night speech, it's hard to tell whether the democrat was the winner. he has a lot of enthusiasm and vigor. the democrats if yo

the city's transportation agencies granted when your permits to the ds, including li bird, and huber.ed and skip offered the best solutions to the city's concerns. including, providing helmets and offering in person training. each company will be allowed to deploy 625 skaters, in the first six months of the pilot program. the decisions come after the city issued a cease and desist order to scooter rental companies to allow time to come up with regulations. >>> senator john mccain made one final trip today, from his home state of arizona to washington dc. the casket of the late senator arrived in joint base andrews in maryland and tomorrow he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol interview to his long career in politics, and his military heroism. a earlier today, former vice president joe biden joined 24 sitting senators and other leaders at a memorial in phoenix. lauren blanchard tells us they remembered mccain as a man of patriotism and morals. >> reporter: another day of services and memorials for john mccain as arizonans had their final chance to say goodbye to their longtime senat

the investigators to both the inspector general at the justice department, horwitz, and also to john huberthe united states attorney for the district of utah, who is supposed to be taking an independent look at this, as if he were a special counsel but one who is in house and the justice department rather than brought in from outside, like robert mueller. that all sounds great, in fact, it is along the lines of what i and a number of other people recommended. the bizarre thing is, we haven't heard anything about it and i'm all for investigative integrity and investigative secrecy but at a certain point, i think we are entitled to know what are they up to, can we get some sort of interim report. we haven't heard a word. >> laura: ben sasse, quickly, james, said, he won't push to confirm any replacement for jeff sessions. the never trump people, they are creating a narrative, "we got to protect mueller, rosenstein, sessions," never heard these people are willing to protect republicans in my life. >> it is unusual stretch. how often have we seen a president basically publicly ridiculing the a

huber out in salt lake city. report -- where is the special counsel here, because we know fisa court judges were lied to? we know that clinton funneled money through fusion gps, russian lies were fed to the american people. it is aboutth russia. why would they not concern themselves about at least one subject dealing with russian interference and hillary paying for the interference? >> he needs to actually come forward and speak to the american people. i am talking about attorney general jeff sessions. we know john hubert from utah has been charged with investigating -- remember, there are 27 leak investigations at the department of justice ongoing. we are left completely in thek dark. we do not know what is going onc with that. let's go back to lieutenant general michael flynn, who was national security advisor. one of the biggest breaches in a leak.on >> sean: a crime committed. we know hillary committed crimes and obstructed. it is irrefutable. the evidence is overwhelming and incontrovertible.. we also know t

. >> jon huber from sarasota, florida. what happened to the bounties and what happened to all the emoluments once the draft started? >> they rose considerably because the draft was not meant to drag people into service. the draft was meant to encourage volunteering. and the draft deadline kept moving ahead. one of the slipperiest people in the lincoln administration kept -- the first thing he did when he issued the nine-month draft levy of 1862 was put an 11-day deadline on it and then he started extending it, because the idea was the local communities would pick up the money to get these people in so that those people in the community who didn't want to serve, which was, frankly, a majority of the people, would not have to be forced into service. >> i'm wondering if you could comment on age as a factor and household wealth, because it seems to me that if the majority of these volunteers are young men in their late teens and early 20s, they are not going to have had time to accumulate a lot of wealth in their lives. they m

attorney john huber to investigate potential malfees answer at the f.b.i. and d.o.j. huber has yet to release his findings. >> sandra: what's the latest on whether or not the president will actually sit down for an interview with robert mueller? >> both sides continue negotiations. they have offered counter proposals. the latest is that mr. mueller has narrowed the scope of the questions he would pose to president trump. the white house is working on a response to that. as much as the president may want to clear the air through an interview with mr. mueller, keep in mind almost any attorney in a situation like this cautions his client against doing such an interview. it is fraught with peril. sandra, back to you. >> sandra: doug mcelway, thank you. >> bill: president trump goes to pennsylvania later, crisscrossing the country to campaign for republicans running for congress. the president trying to help republican senate candidate lou barletta defeat bob casey in pennsylvania. chris stirewalt, how are you, reverend. good day to you, sir. pennsylvania event today, a bi

brian: so is john huber, right? >> into this very thing. yes, he is the u.s.also involved. if there is going to be any charges. the fbi, under its own rules said that they shouldn't have any of this interaction because the guy was leaking to the press, but, yet, they continue to do it. steve: and, speaking of the deep state, what you -- what we have discovered is apparently christopher steele after he was fired from the fbi for providing information through bruce ohr at the department of justice whose wife worked for fusion gps. he continued to funnel the information in. it was a -- that's the deep state. >> that's the problem. remember, fusion gps is an organization with like about 15 people. and it just so happens that the number three person at the fbi, his wife works there? and there wasn't just one or two casual interactions here. i mean, we're talking more than a dozen that consistent interaction. steve: and nellio nellie ohr and bruce ohr the day before operation hurricane was alaunched. >> i'm sure it's a coincidence. steve: we have lunch on the calend

. >> any paper by mccarthy and his them, it is only huber that is mentioned.gain, that is consistent with lynch records conclusion that mccarthy and his in many ways ought to be called verizon, since hoover was the motivating force behind it. one of the things i got out of buckley's papers, buckley and his brother-in-law, brent buzzell coded a defense of mccarthy. they were heavily into the influence of world war kendall who believes that the founding fathers do not intend to pass the bill of rights. the first amendment was a big risk -- mistake and should be revoked immediately. buckley left hoover because hoover was doing that. was he acting out of racism, i would not say so, but he did not want the status quo to be disturbed. he saw these people has been disturbed, and he was behind the idea that communist month -- must be behind it. as far as the relationship to the big state goes, the conservatives understood that some degree of government military it was necessary to wage the cold war around the globe, and this will entail the government on some level an

my commitment now is not to repeat the errors of the hub huberous that he didn't know so well >> whenon, little more than five years ago, when he talked about maintaining the euro >> so, again, david, that's a great point to make. he uses that language, and that language is pregnant with echoes of the -- sorry to mix the metaphor there, trying to get with the echoes of the financial crisis in the sense that the language he used in a crisis, the same language whatever it takes if inflation expectations become unanchored to the down side or to the up side it's not a whatever it takes saying i'm concerned about a crisis and i'll do whatever it takes, he says this is what will happen if we get inflation pressure either way. >> i think this notion that doesn't see the risk of overheateding, he's doubling down on the strategy of the federal reserve at the moment. which is to move gradually and despite the strong growth. look, sarah, i believe the great challenge for powell, as every chair and chairman has faced a great challenge, the greenspan challenge in '96, or, say, even the bursting of

let's talk about what kind of hub huberous that takes to march up to the president's personal quarters i mean -- go ahead. i'm giving you the last word since you're remote. >> i was going to say, welcome to the trump presidency. i have is to say something about the statement of sarah sanders and the irony of it all, that it's coming from sarah sanders who lies constantly behind the podium. every day that she does a press briefing. it's just remarkable. this really just encapsulates the trump administration as we know it to be. >> i read that statement and i thought, child, please. >> yeah, exactly, child, please. that's it exactly. >> on that note, thank you. omarosa, however, is going to be doing the rounds to promote her new book. you can catch her on nbc tomorrow on "meet the press" and then on monday she will be right here on msnbc on "hardball" at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> tomorrow, don't miss our special one-on-one interview with house democratic leader nancy pelosi. i'll ask her about the upcoming elections, how she feels about some democrats distancing themselves from her and a lo

an effort to unpack the defense trade agenda with the event at csi s featuring lieutenant general huberand mike miller, from palm mill's bureau and continuing this project stream. and from this discussion i also want to thank the staff for organizing today's event. too often, we think about and approach arms sales in terms of input to the partner and output for the united states and i think we have seen in recently congressionally mandated reforms for security cooperation that are underway at the state department and that the permit of defense that encourage the whole committee to think more and drive towards outcomes. indeed, if we want to compete and win in the ways that have been framed by this administration, it hinges on our ability to articulate and achieve those outcomes. the fact is, as ambassador kaidanow stated in her remarks, arms sales are a foreign policy tool that may well reap economic and strategic benefits but are fundamentally a competitive act with political outcomes and in shaping the monopoly of the use of force within the partner country we are working with and how

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michael horowitz doing russia thing and john huber hopefully doing the same thing.ime for a special prosecutor if they do not get the answers that they are looking for. more on that a little later on. meanwhile nancy pelosi would like to once again be speaker of the house when the democrats take control in november. that is her dream. so she has been asked a lot, so what's your message? it is clear what the republican's message is. what's the democrat's message? well, listen to this. here is her explanation. >> we're for the people. for the people. >> what does that mean. >> democrats are for the people. means we're for the people having lower health care costs, reducing cost of prescription drugs. democrats are for bigger paychecks building infrastructure of america, creating good-paying jobs. not we don't know how what we stand for but how we convey the message. every day we have a fight. we have to brag about it more. brian: bragging, bragging is what we need to do. how many times said that to you, you have to brag more. ainsley: she has done that. the master neg

. >> you brought john huber to is getting more traction 9 months into this investigation that was supposedou do an investigation you start on the perimeter and as you go into your targets you interview, when you get your target you know they are lying. how much time does he need to figure this out? the fbi and the doj have been fighting for your requests. we need to get the information we are hearing. christopher ray, jeff sessions, sitting back allowing americans to lose faith and department of justice. where is your dignity? >> democrats together -- >> against sessions. here is the bottom line, sessions blocking prison reform that jared kushner, i write about in my book. >> everyone did. i like what the president is promoting. >> in the corner, lots of other choice. i don't want to see him get involved but after the midterms might have no choice. >> he has the right to get involved but last time he got involved, rod rosenstein, i could go on, when he fired comey, riders and sign told him to fire comey, rod rosenstein investigates whether the firing of mueller was obstruction of justice.