and at the same time, their connection to the democratic party and the democratic national committee and democratic administrations are documented and will be more so before we're through. >> they might as well raise their forearm and raise their hands and yell. the way they're headed. there are enough americans who say we need decency, we need to follow the constitution and we need to stop this destructive policy that they've been on. lou: right. >> look at kavanaugh, people criticizing for how he reacted? lou: you and i both know that is thee yatheatrics. >> yeah. if he came in and said i'm not guilty, i didn't do any of this and no emotion, then they would have been after him that he didn't have any emotion. he wasn't going to win either way. it's tes powe the power of persl destruction. lou: they weren't there to interview the man for a job. they were there to destroy him and his family. great to have you with us. >> appreciate you. you're cutting to the chase here. it's great. lou: we do try. don't we. >> yes, you do. lou: the national left-wing media once again, absolutely just

they don't belong taking research from the democratic national committee election.ou: the attorney general running the justice department in point of fact. >> sure, the man who gave us the special counsel investigation, the man who signed the fourth application for the fisa warrant that we now know was based predominantly, that's the fbi's own words, predominantly on uncorroborated political opposition research document known as the steele dossier. he faces a lot of questions on thursday. maybe he thought it was a joke, but we know from baker, from mccabe and page, they thought it was serious and the mere fact that the fbi thought it was okay to talk about removing the president capturing a recording, not for criminal purposes but political purpose is jaw-dropping. lou: let me ask you, why did mccabe, why did lisa page go into jim baker's general counsel office after that meeting to have a discussion about it to which he testified but did not, as far as i know, explain the motivation for the meeting. how it came to pass? >> yeah, it's amazing. also it's a sign they

banks attacks with attacks on ukrainian infrastructure and the hacking of the democratic national committee so these were new blames that were being laid at the at the feet of the russian government and they i'm certain had quite credible information. before they came out with this so it's important because many private sector companies know there are bad actors out there but if they are being hit by a nation state that raises it to a level that most companies no matter how big they are can withstand without the assistance of government as the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us the cure wave as it says is coming up next thank you very much for watching. speculation is growing about who might win the nobel peace prize the twenty eighteen the nobel committee will announce the winner on friday al-jazeera has been awarded the exclusive international rights to interview the window after the awards ceremony in december watch on rival coverage of the nobel peace prize on al-jazeera. disappear this something the venom can now be sent to liberty finance is not limited to being drug. tested. som

banks attacks with attacks on ukrainian infrastructure and the hacking of the democratic national committee so these were new blames that were laid being laid at the at the feet of the russian government and if they i'm certain had quite credible information before they came out with this so it's important because many private sector companies know there are bad actors out there but if they are being hit by a nation state that raises it to a level that most companies no matter how big they are can withstand without the assistance of government. u.k. prime minister tourism a as defended her brags that strategy at the tory party conference may says the u.k. will be a champion of global free trade and says she's not afraid to leave the e.u. without a deal. well those were the headlines the news continues here al-jazeera after al-jazeera world stature council watching by fidel. well. this is the lebanese city of tripoli. it's in the north of lebanon only forty kilometers from the border with syria. quite different from the capital beirut it has really old buildings and it's neighborhoods market

at the same time, their connections to the democratic party and the democratic national committee, democratic administrations are documented. and will be more so before we're through. >> they might as well raise the forearm and raise their hands and yell "heil soros" is the way they are headed. but there are enough americans that say we need decency and we need to follow the constitution. we need to stop this destructive policy that they have been on. look at kavanaugh. people criticize to how he reacted. >> lou: that is theatrics. pure viciousness. >> if he had come in and said, "i'm not guilty, i didn't do any of this" and no emotion they would have been after him he didn't have any emotion. he wasn't going to win either way. power of personal destruction. >> lou: they weren't there to interhave the pan for a job. they were there to destroy him and his family. congress management gohmert, great to -- congressman louie gohmert. >> appreciate you. cut to the chase. >> lou: we try. radical dimms moving the goal post complaining about the f.b.i.'s seventh -- seventh -- background investigation

i do want to quickly talk first about my experience running for the democratic national committee in and then i will pivot over to what i've been experiencing right now running for state senate. in 2016, first of all, the seats that folks are elected to the democratic national committee, every state has about a handful of box on the dmc. these are pretty coveted seats. virginia has five elected representatives the democratic national committee. for your terms. these are the infamous superdelegate positions that you continue to hear about. when i initially decided to run for the position back in 2016 most of my very early supporters came from my friends. millennial's. progressives. i didn't really have the strongest support came honestly from the community as a opposed to my own community. it's difficult. for folks that when folks put themselves out there, people from our community when we actually step up to run for office, it's not easy. it really is it. when we are talking about running for office during this administration. administration that on a day-to-day basis is demonizing o

conversations with julian assange and others that he knows that the russians have hacked into the democratic national committeeat they've got the hillary clinton emails and other emails and documents from the democratic national committee. he's right in the middle of talking to guccifer 2.0, the russian operative that releases these emails. early on in june of 2016 shortly after the trump tower meeting he's also talking and he claims to a number of people he was talking to julian assange even though later on he totally denies that. so if you're looking for the key weak spot in terms of who is the connection that makes the conspiracy between the trump campaign and the russian government, it's got to be roger stone and the person who obviously should know the most about what roger stone was doing is paul manafort. that's his longtime friend and the campaign manager during the time when roger stone had all of these conversations. >> right. and, joyce, this goes i think to the limits of the movie analogies for understanding investigations although we use them and we love them, but the notion that you're always goi

democratic national committee computer systems allegedly to help donald trump win the presidential election the u.k. says g.r.u. operatives were acting directly under orders from the kremlin and then sent to sow discord and mistrust in other governments around the world let's get more on this now and talk to joe di wesley he's chief executive of global cyber risk and joins us live from washington d.c. jody just talk us through what's behind these fresh allegations made by the u.k. about russian hacking is there new information out there. i think there's some new information it's really wonderful that the. british military or the british government would come out and name the russian military intelligence as being behind some of these attacks we've suspected russia's always had a lot of cyber criminal activity in the country and the russian government would always go all we know nothing about it no no this has nothing to do with the government but now that there are direct linkage is being made by the intelligence community and certainly the u.s. and u.k. jointly came out and blamed russia f

carter page filing a lawsuit against the democratic national committee.e we go. >> you filed a lawsuit in new york and not ripe for now. what happened to carter page. >> it's a continuation, not a restart. the justice department, the obama justice department took wise to the fisa court to be able to overhear the opposition's political campaign. you can even believe this has happened in our country. the president of the united state used the tools of the intelligence agencies to go after a political opponent. what is happening back in washington is also unforgivable because there's people in the house of representatives like mark meadows and jim jordan trying to fight this. he's great. we'll talk to him about it. paul ryan helpful to you. >> i never bring a paul ryan and jim jordan of her. >> don't. he's put the kibosh on doing this. these brave souls have fallen on them more power to them. lou: devin nunes, if he wasn't there, if he was to me for all of us in congress, and now with carter page lawsuit moving forward, rico damages, this could be coming in

founding by crowdstrike, the company which —— which uncovered the russian attack on the democratic national committeelier. we saw quite a decline from china following agreements between the us and chinese governments but the us and chinese governments but the report looks at the first six months of this year and one of the big takeaway is was the rise in china really engaging and carrying out attacks in all industries. looking for a lot of intellectual property across a lot of the inclusions. you talk about looking to intellectual property. why are they doing this? it's a shortcut through the research and development process , through the research and development process, and helps allow china and other organisations in china to get access to ip that is being developed around the world. it is a dangerous time to market its reduction in costs. it is looking at the research and development process that organisations are going through and learning through their mistakes, coming up with products faster, cheaper, and possibly even better. how successful? they've been tracking a number of different adversa

national democratic party. [applause] a nationally recognized preacher, speaker, organizer, leader strategist and ceo of the 2008 and 2016 democratic national committeend. [applause] a partner formally ceo of the democrats national committee assistance of the president of the united states. and the white house of political affairs under president bill clinton. [applause] december 2014 when i first met the color girl. i just been to d.c. to the white house christmas tree lighting. it was pouring rain and my daughter who was seven, would not stop talking. lisa franklin came out and i shushed my daughter for the 100th time. i said please, i don't even know who that lady is. i thought, epic fail. i tried. she didn't know alisa. a few days later, i saw myself in a conference room with donna brazile, we are dodgy and a lot of caraway. despite my very good education in the words, i listened to these women speak and i thought was either shameful seven euro. i felt immediately all the gaps in my own education. about leadership and policy. and how these constructed the american experiment. from the very first day i met them, to the day years later when it depe

former trump campaign advisor suing the democrat national committee. good father is important to me so being diagnosed with advanced non-small cell lung cancer made me think of all the things that i wanted to teach my kids. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (roger) my doctor said i could start on keytruda so i did. with each scan things just got better. (avo) in a clinical study, keytruda offered patients a longer life than chemotherapy. and it could be your first treatment. keytruda is for adults with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread... ...who test positive for pd-l1 and whose tumors do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene. it's the immunotherapy with the most fda-approved uses for advanced lung cancer. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack normal organs and tissues in your body and affect how they work. this can happen anytime during or after treatment and may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you experience new or worsening cough, chest pain, shortness of breath, diarrhea, severe stomach pain or

the investigator that was hired by the minnesota democratic party after the democratic national committeeating its deputyhi chair down to the state party for some reason, the state party decided to hire a law firm but the one law firm that represents the democrats in the state of minnesota to investigate one of its own. an investigative report is issued with substantial corrobative evidence. >> tucker: there's attacks from karen monahan about this incident and notes from her therapist. the parties are not taking it seriously. why do you think that is? the irony is here. democrats say that these must be taken seriously. doesn't appear they're taking these allegations seriously. why? >> in addition to the corrobative evidence, the witnesses witnesses said they believed her and told her after the incident occurred around well over 1?1/2 years before she came out publicly. >> tucker: so democrats have said-- the law from the democratic firm in minneapolis that did this so-called investigation said karen monahan doesn't want to release the videotape that she says she has. therefore we can't ta

but across the left, for the democratic party, a leader of the progressive movement, not just in minnesota, but nationally. the vice chair of the democratic national committeewere investigating, and they hired their own lawyer, not an outside independent lawyer, their own lawyer, and a law firm that raised over half a million dollars for democratic candidates in over $50,000 per keith ellison himself. >> tucker: that is not legitimate. karen, you have said, allegedly, there is a video that shows you being dragged off the bed by keith ellison, him swearing at you. it does that do exist? >> yes. >> tucker: will the public have a chance to see it? >> of the public will not have a chance to see it. that is my pain, and for something like that, for everyone to look at and boggle over, something that very traumatizing for me, absolutely not. i would not allow the public to see it. if and when i decide to show it to somebody, it will be in my time. this is a process. and just to find the courage to come out and break my silence, as i said, knowing the backlash that i would get an knowing that this is a journey that i would walk pretty much on my own, it took a tre

most of the communications democrat national committee and involved in presidential statewide and local campaigns. he is cemetery a fox news contributor and a 1994 graduate of the georgetown university school of foreign service. tonight ' conversation called democracy under attack is brought to you by gu politics and is sponsored by the georgetown democrats. (applause) >> ♪ (music playing) welcome everyone. thanks for coming out tonight and senator thank you for joining us. full disclosures for those of you who don't know, i worked for this man many years ago. i helped him out when he ran for governor of virginia. >> and then he broke my heart and didn't come work for me. >> 17 years ago fer years, get over it. we're thrilled to have you here tonight to talk about one of the most pressing issues that faces our country, and that is threats to democracy and our electoral system. your vice chair of the intelligence committee, and you have been looking into this for a little while now. i was wondering if we can start with a base-line what do we know so far? >> well before we start, i have t

we just found out that debbie wasserman schultz, a former chair of the democratic national committee press conference live from florida at 10:00 a.m. that's in about less than ten minutes time. of course, the relevance here is that it's her office's return address that has been placed on all these packages with the word florida misspelled, of course. it's not believed they're from there, but she's going to address this in less than ten minutes time. >> absolutely. just to our former fbi agents who are with us now, we have a few of them, manny gomez, james gall yawno, james maxwell. a lot of collective experience there. look and place into context and give us a sense of the significance of the collection of targets. former officials of the obama administration, current sitting senator and congresswoman, democratic party, folks that have criticized the president and been criticized by the president. manny gomez, as you begin to try to build a profile of the person or persons behind this, is that relevant information? >> absolutely. for example, secret service takes very copious notes a

we are expecting a press conference soon from the former chair of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz. she is the woman whose name has been printed on the return address of all of these packages. again, just to reiterate, not believed at all to be from her office, but she will address what has happened here on 12 different suspicious packages with live explosive devices in them. at least the last one sent here to cnn certainly had that. we're also learning the president is being briefed on all of this this morning. let's go to a very active scene here in the middle of a busy new york city on a friday morning. national correspondent jason carroll is there. to locate you for our viewers, you are at 52nd street and eighth avenue. six blocks south of cnn. >> in fact, i can almost see our building from where i'm standing here on 52nd and eighth avenue. and just so you know, poppy, we're just now hearing that that suspicious package, again, located at the postal facility here on 52nd street and eighth avenue, that suspicious package expected to be moved very shortly

injure a democratic strategist and former communications director at the at the democratic national committee welcome to you all in thanks for joining us today john let me start with you what does it say about the damage this may have done or may do to the reputation of the supreme court that former justice john paul stevens now says judge kavanaugh might not have the right temperament for the job you know how to supreme court has always been political but it's important for the credibility of the court for the integrity of really our entire system of government that we be able to see them as our supreme court justices as people who do aspire to look beyond partisan fights and uphold a higher vision of the law what justice cavanagh did it his hearing last week literally threatening democratic senators say what comes around goes around. is unprecedented unbelievable. cuse in him accusing democrats of taking prevent for the clintons it really does politicize the court in a way that i don't think we've ever seen before and now trust in government is a more sacred thing for democrats in general t

ellison is of the democratic national committee. there is no one more political really, then keith ellison. it appears he is getting a pass. the sham investigation he is talking about was put on by his own party, a lawyer and a law firm that has donated a lot of dfo. to the moderator: many democrats believed brett kavanaugh's accuser, but do not believe yours. is there a double standard? no, there are completely different cases and should be evaluated on their own facts. brett kavanaugh is a justice of the united states supreme court today. if you think about behavior, it is actually mr. wardlow who is on tape saying that he would fire democrats in a political purge. that's political. moderator: i would like to ask about that. for the segway. mr. wardlow, you have come ,campaign for months saying that your opponent would politicize the office of attorney general. you were heard saying you would fire democratic attorneys off the bat and get republican attorneys and there. what do you say to that? mr. wardlow it should : come as no su

dnc could be democratic national committee are democratic national convention, and the same thing forepublicans. rnc could be the republican national committee or the republican national convention, as we get into 2020. host: you talked about republican strongholds in new york state. how does new york city play into that? it's mostly a stronghold for republicans. the 27th district upstate is a republican stronghold donald trump won handily. you can see some republican strongholds on long island, but new york city remains a bastion of liberal, democratic power, except for the 11th district, the district primarily on staten island, where we are seeing an interesting race between incumbent dan donovan, who is being challenged by max rose, the democrat. it looks like the republicans , but ittain that seat may because. staten island is the only bastion in new york city of conservatism. we forget, because we have had republican mayors and republican governors, but many of those, if you look at somebody like mayor bloomberg, the last elected nowblican mayor, who has just most recently declar

california has been evacuated the office of debbie wasserman schultz former chair of the democratic national committee in florida has also been evacuated now hillary clinton has spoken up in response to today's events talking about divisiveness in u.s. politics this is hillary clinton but it is a troubling time isn't it. and it's a time of deep. division. and we have to do everything we can to bring our country together hillary clinton others talk about you know rancorous you know the tenor of just what it's all over the place. it's everywhere there is also on another wave if you will of rhetoric and that is various democratic leaders maxine waters in eric holder who are saying you know go out there and when you say you had strong supporter in a restaurant or russia and have at a gas station north or somewhere and you get in their face when they go low we fight this rhetoric granted not on the level of pipe bombs and white powder but this is what we've been talking about all over the place. meanwhile tensions are also heating up but with midterm elections looming all attention's are certainly seeing a

california has been evacuated the office of debbie wasserman schultz former chair of the democratic national committee in florida has also been evacuated now hillary clinton has spoken up in response to today's events talking about divisiveness in u.s. politics this is hillary clinton but it is a troubling time isn't it. and it's a time of deep divisions. and we have to do everything we can to bring our country together we heard from the wife of senator rand paul talking about how she has taken some extra precautions in light of all the threats that she and her husband have received you know we've updated all of our security systems at home we i think with a loaded gun by my bad you know these are these are very rancorous times well guess what it's all over the place. it's everywhere there is also on another wave if you will of rhetoric and that is various democratic leaders maxine waters in eric holder who are saying you know go out there and when you say you had strong supporter in a restaurant or russia and have at a gas station north or somewhere and you get in their face when they go low we fight

banks attacks with attacks on ukrainian infrastructure and the hacking of the democratic national committee so these were new blames that were relayed being laid at the at the feet of the russian government and if they i'm certain had quite credible information before they came out with this. the white house has fired a warning shot at republicans distancing themselves from the president embrace donald trump or go home a memo lays out trump's campaign strategy for the weeks before the november sixth midterms it says republicans should quote boldly align themselves with policies if they want victory or douglas alone joins us live now from washington d.c. he's a democratic strategist and senior principle consultant at national capital strategy group douglas what do you make of this memo from the white house edging house republicans. why they sent this out and is being seen as a threat perhaps well i don't know if you would consider this is a threat president trump's approval ratings the disapproval ratings are at all time highs believe just earlier this week it was a fifty three percent appro

we have former chair of the democratic national committee. the democratic national convention committee. they're the authors behind the new book, there it is. "for colored girls who have considered politics". we'll get to your book in a moment. the president went onto say this. >> i hope she's running for president because i think she'd be very easy. i hope that she is running. i do not think she'd be difficult at all. she'll destroy the country. >> be careful what you wish for. you know what she will do? she will, i think, bring about major change in washington d.c. you know what's in her dna? a willingness to fight for our democracy and working class people. a willingness to fight for women and minorities. she's a forbiddable candidate. she's up for reelection. >> it almost sounded like a donna brazile endorsement. >> i love them all. >> let me put the poll out. this is a poll -- this is a cnn poll. you had to work that in, didn't you? joe biden top of the pack. top of the heap. 33%. bernie sanders 13%. you can see the rest of them. elizabe

intelligence committee, did not matter if your democrat or republican, there was one theirhe russians used spying apparatus and others to basically steal information from the democratic nationalttee from clinton's top aides and others as opposed to what normally happened when you still information and hold onto it to be used to be decided later, they recognized it immediately. very critical times in the campaign. you have to use the information. it was a government announced it on 21 states and electoral. the analogy has been, want to go to summit house and around the door as the poster breaking the window, a little more certain states. the gone to the voter files. they said the scanner. in retrospect, someplace in moscow or st. petersburg. theythe russians realized did not go in and necessarily change votes. fingerprints by can indicate that is. didthird thing that they where we were not prepared. they used our means of social twitter, toook, basically create what we thought was a paid political advertising. they could with an outsourced spy agency called internet research agency which were basically folks paid for russian oligarchs. the have baked personas. what they did th

banks attacks with attacks on ukrainian infrastructure and the hacking of the democratic national committee so these were new blames that were really being laid at the at the feet of the russian government and if they i'm certain had quite credible information before they came out with this so it's important because many private sector companies know there's bad actors out there but if they are being hit by a nation state that raises it to a level that most companies no matter how big they are can withstand without the assistance of government does the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us the cure revisits says is coming up next thank you very much for watching speculation is growing about might win the nobel peace prize the twenty the nobel committee will announce the winner on friday al-jazeera has been awarded exclusive international rights to interview the window after the wood ceremony in december watch on rival coverage of the nobel peace prize on al-jazeera. scipio there's something the venom can now be sent to all of our three finances is not limited to being drunk yes. sometimes

california has been evacuated the office of debbie wasserman schultz former chair of the democratic national committee in florida has also been evacuated now hillary clinton has spoken up in response to today's events talking about divisiveness in u.s. politics this is hillary clinton but it is a troubling time isn't it. and it's a time of deep. division. and we have to do everything we can to bring our country together. now this fits in with a pattern of escalating political violence throughout the united states out there have been a number of elected officials both democrats and republicans who have received hateful threats you know we've seen shootings and other incidents now most recently we heard from rand paul the wife of senator rand paul talking about how she has taken some extra precautions in light of all the threats that she and her husband have received that this is the wife of a u.s. senator from kentucky you know we've had all of our security system that. we put a loaded gun by my bad. information is continuing to surface we do know that the time warner building in columbus circle in new

chair of the national democratic committee, thank you.i think i want to go back to the transcript and point out how many times you mention health care. >> it's the number one issue across america. >> thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> maybe some of the candidates will listen to that. >> yeah, and you have the chair saying that. >> yeah, the strategist are talking about it more than the candidates. >>> the nba handing out punishment for a basket brawl. >> it's a basket brawl between the lakers and rockets this weekend. the "bleacher report" is next. what does it take to make digital transformation actually happen? it takes dell technologies, a family of seven technology leaders working behind the scenes to make the impossible... reality. we're helping to give cars the power to read your mind from anywhere... and we're helping up to 40% of the nation's donated blood supply to be redirected to the people that need it most. magic can't make digital transformation happen... but we can. all the tools you need for every step of the w