deserves respect and a level playing field we are actually asking for it we're going to talk you know mr k.'s are talking about the u.s. and you being very strong there how much money will the iran sanctions cost you've already won down some of your business that have you. well. the after the after the implementation dave years ago we have been studying opus li our contacts and. with our customers in iran now with the unilateral move from the united states through to bail out of the the agreement we obviously need to see what that is who you are you know respecting the same since we are very very very clear on that matter and that's exactly what we do we over the years are unfortunate that there was a unilateral bail out of the agreement but it is what it is we need to deal with it and we are going to deal with it. that's exactly what we do and look at the economic impact is not really available to siemens as the money goes much more concerned about a further let's say it's collation on on on the conflict in the middle east which is the last place receipts yet another conflict seen in c.e.

deserves respect and a level playing field we are actually asking for it we're going to talk about mr k.'s are talking about the u.s. and you being very strong there how much money will the iran sanctions cost you you've already won down some of your business there haven't you. well. the after the after the implementation dave years ago we have been studying opus li our contacts and. with our customers in iran now it's a unilateral move from the united states through to pale out of. the agreement reopens lee need to see what that is you know respecting the sanctions we are very very very clear on that matter and that's exactly what we do i mean obviously this unfortunate that there was a unilateral bail out of the agreement but it is what it is we need to deal with it and we are going to deal with it. that's exactly what we do and look at the economic impact here is not really relevant to siemens as the money goes how much we're concerned about a further let's say escalation. on the conflict in the middle east which is the last place we see to it another conflict seaman c.e.o. joker's i

every news institution all over the world indicated a two degree future is woefully inadequate and mr. k mr. collins' input of 2% will be 1.5%. i fell short. i'll submit the rest of my comments in write. >> t >> we also have a speaker card for henry jepsen. >> fantastic. thank you. i represent an interest group that's been consulted on this project here. we're an independent n nonforprofit based in new york and look to enable an orderly transition to a low-carbon economy. we were found on the premise of we can't burn it all. we developed the idea of stranded assets in 2011 because of the disconnect between allowable emissions according to climate scientists an what's available according to emissions in the ground and around the world. we're working with investors because we think investors play an important role to be active both to persistent use of and some of the trends and and we see prices go down and that means it will be likely bad investment but it had to be an orderly transition. we all know what happened in the financial crisis. it was a disorderly mess that came from that. wha

mr. speaker, k: we recently returned to congress after celebrating thanksgiving. a time when we pause to reflect on the many blessings our community bestows upon each one of us. today i'm proud to o recognize and outstanding citizen from bucks county, pennsylvania, who worked tirelessly for over three decades to ensure residents were able to enjoy the holidays surrounded by friends and food. lois wheeler began serving thanksgiving meals to the underprivileged in our community in 1980. known as bountiful harvest feast, she hosted between 125 and 200 people yearly at the masonic lodge. her dedication to soifingt hungry began in high school. while attending high school in langhorn, she saw a classmate not able to afford lunch. she was so moved she would bring him sandwiches to eat and when they were not available, she would giveaway her own lunch. she's truly beloved in our community. her continued again rossity has earned her the nickname sister wheel her. she's also been called the mother teresa of bucks county. while her health spreented her from participating thi

rather muted i think officially in public the most we've heard is the deputy leader of the ruling a k party mr pneumococcal motion and he said that mr president's statement was comical but that's the closest we have got i mean the turks do find themselves in a difficult position here because while on the one hand they they want to pursue justice it's a moral responsibility for them they also want to metate maintain and improve relations both in washington and with saudi arabia but they are a little bit concerned now they're looking focusing more on finding the perpetrators and finding out who was behind the murder a mystical saji they're very disappointed at the response from the saudis for example they faith feel that this joint investigation is not going anywhere they don't feel the saudis are cooperating they've asked for additional information that if it wasn't the saudi crown prince then who was it. donald trump statement defending the u.s. saudi relationship didn't begin with riyadh though instead it concentrated on its regional rival iran in the opening lines trump cited to iran as an e

k. com while hamilton knowledge that mr kwan's daughter's death was due to work related disease since this is the subject of the ongoing appeal. on culture the cost us sanctions on iran are back as europe for us not to step into line we'll look at how difficult it is to resist the financial minds of the dollar plus china insists its economy is opening up the latest on the trade war with the us counting the cost on al-jazeera. a disease so stigmatized that those suffering are still shunned by society people is drawn from their penley from their lives be from their wives and then they don't have a place in the whole war can be done so that they are no longer outcasts in it and community al-jazeera meets the health workers who are challenging al qaeda attitudes and working tirelessly to combat leprosy in india lifelines ancient enemy on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. from coming up in the next sixty minutes. we have given the recordings to saudi arabia to the americans to the british to the germans to everyone president. the international pressure on saudi arabia for the killing of. demandin

rather muted i think officially in public the most we've heard is the deputy leader of the ruling a k party mr pneumococcal most and he said that mr president's statement was comical but that's the closest we have got i mean the turks do find themselves in a difficult position here because while on the one hand they they want to pursue justice it's a moral responsibility for them they also want to metate maintain and improve relations both in washington and with saudi arabia but they are a little bit concerned now they're looking focusing more on finding the perpetrators and finding out who was behind the murder a mystical saji their very disappointed at the response from the saudis for example they feel that this joint investigation is not going anywhere they don't feel the saudis are cooperating they've asked for additional information that if it wasn't a saudi crown prince then who was it they want to know more about the people they're holding on a standing trial or accused of the murder of mr karzai they want to be able to interview them and they also want to know what happened to mr soldi

s least prosperous areas and images of mr lapid ated streets have appeared on the republican party poster boy k explains why. what links this essex seaside town to the upcoming u.s. mid-term elections and insensitive political advice that's what locals here in jail exxon's in essex have been left fuming after a pro trump republican candidate for the senate for the state of illinois used a photograph of j. wick sands on his social media feed as an anti advertisement so the caption next to the photograph read only you can stop this from becoming a reality but the problem is the picture wasn't quite reality the image of jay wick sounds that he used was taken several years ago and since then the local authorities have made quite a few improvements to the local area so the miracles they're all rather cross country to try to pocket america are and then you come to a cover of i'm talking try and use a different plane. when it is in america we don't leave room or for the right not get i was iraq everything america we here is just let's say we can referee it winds come in use an old fire of africa somew

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mrs. trump and cef of staff k he and the first lady have tangled over staffing issues and travel requestssident had to get involved telling kelly deal with it.this raising about kelly's future in the west wing and how long that may last. >> hallie, thanks. >> chapo guzman is off to a slow start, bogged down by jury problems. nbc's stephanie gosk is following the trial at the courthouse in brooklyn. stef, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. this trial, the opening statements, were supposed to wrap up on day one. instead, that unexpected delay, two jurors had to be replaced, one of them telling the judge sh she was suffering from anxiety. he own personal arsenal that included a diamond encrusted handgun and a gold-plated ak-47. the defense team stood up and said you know there's another side to this story, an uglier side, they allege that american law enforcement officials can be corrupted. and they said, this long line of witnesses that are expected to come forward and testify, are made up of drug dealers, killers and thieves. craig, back to you. >> stephanie gosk in brooklyn.

k strategic plan, this is an action item. >> chair peskin: good morning to the other mr. quintanilla. >> good morning, i'm with the policy and programming division. this morning we're presenting for your consideration the 2019 prop k strategic plan. together with the 5ypps determines which projects receive funding in the next five years. we're extending to the current context and making sure that funds are supporting project delivery and programming so that the agencies can incorporate into their fiscal years, 2018-2019 budget. we're in yief fear of the stra tiej -- year five of the strategic plan period. we have this a three-step process. in may this board adopted a baseline which told the project sponsors how much prop k funds are available by category by the fifiscal year. and we have been working with the project sponsors to identify which projects are receiving funding and making sure that the prop k funds could be available to support the project delivery. and item before you today is the -- actually, the second part of step three and i presented the first part which

mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the gentleman from oklahoma, the honorable kevin hern, be permitted to take the oath of office today. his certificate of election has not arrived but there is no contest and no question has been raised with regard to his election. the speaker: without objection. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, the honorable mary gay scanlon, be permitted to take the oath of office today. her certificate of election has not arrived, but there is no contest and no question has been raised with regard to her election. the speaker: without objection. will the representatives-elect please present themselves in he well. members will rise. and the representatives-elect will please raise their right hands. do you solemnly swear that will you support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, w

mrs. brayboy, took out money out of their 401(k) accounts and poured all of their life savings into buying that hulk of a building on 22nd street. and after gutting the inside and pouring in their blood, sweat, and tears into remodeling the property, chief's creole cafe opened in november of 2014 and has been going strong ever since, creating jobs and changing the way people think about south st. pete. and this is how the restaurant looks today. despite the warnings of all those doubtful lenders, they have been able to sustain the business by attracting both locals and customers from outside of the area of south st. does that not look like something that is a well-run, going, successful business? and so the old saying stands, if you build it, and if you really try, they will come. and now this is a great story of stubborn determination, triumphing over fear and adversity and rejection after rejection. but this type of story is few and far between in too many parts of florida and across the country. so let me show you another picture. this is the three oaks plaza. the three oaks plaza which

mr bush to. your. rules right now you may ask has been backing the m p k the people's mujahedeen of iran to overthrow and replace the current iranian government experts call m e k a terrorist organization the wrongs committed bruise and the manson family of the middle east. but the us state department of cia call them our friends. here to comment is our senior closest thing we have to a persian. could go some are saying the caribbean the people's temple of the jonestown massacre. the m.e. k. are nothing like jonestown they take their cyanide straight no kool aid chain sort of like. the group started out as opposition to the us puppet raise a poll and then after the one nine hundred seventy nine iranian revolution they turned against the new iranian leader or a whole khomeini killing is supporters and reportedly anyone with a beard she says these us christ yes he would have been a target too. and so would you then amateur crackdown on anti-government groups and he came fled to where saddam hussein's government sheltered them in exchange for help during the iran iraq war so one reason that we can't doesn't

k. caldwell for comments on the issues raised in this film kay caldwell hamilton knowledge that mr hwang's daughter's death was due to work related disease since this was the subject of the ongoing appeal. a tamil journalist in search of a missing colleague stopped sudden nothing to bring her story to the public. and sri lanka press freedoms are under threat. and some stories can only be told by those who will not compromise on the truth. of news from just one part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. i really felt liberated as a journalist a lot of it was getting to the truth as an eyewitness that's well there's just. a congress divided between democrats and republicans. what does it mean for america and the world in these remaining two years of donald trump's presidency. find out on al-jazeera. israeli forces killed seven palestinians in a raid in gaza including a hamas military commander if israel confirms want to put soldiers was also killed in the operation. you want to know does your life from a headquarters and. also a heads france's president warns against nationalism comme

k. caldwell for comments on the issues raised in this film kay caldwell hamilton knowledge that mr hwang's daughter's death was due to work related disease since this was the subject of the ongoing appeal. a tamil journalist in search of a missing colleague stops of nothing to bring her story to the public. and sri lanka press freedoms are under threat. and some stories can only be told by those who will not compromise on the truths. of news from just one part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. israel and hamas agreed to a cease fire off the days of violence on both sides of the border. this is al jazeera live from doha coming up. new images are about how a saudi hit squad prepared for the murder. sri lanka supremes called gearing up to play a crucial role in resolving a deepening political crisis. and international summit to end seven years of fighting as leaders meet in this is silly in city a palermo. palestinian on. groups including hamas have agreed to a cease fire with israel after days of cross border violence at least seven palestinians have been killed in gaza and anothe

mr. johnson: i did not get an answer to mine, yet. can i follow up? is, you promised free college, free pre-k, free health care for everybody, you have said that we are going -- >> i did not process free health care for everybody. mr. johnson: you promised ingle single-payer. mr. walz: i will talk slowly. the path of that most people get to is a single-payer path. the way we start reducing costs in minnesota is allowing folks in the 5% in the individual atket to be able to buy in their cost into minnesota care. it is a start. that is why when you critique me, the minnesota hospital association had to put out a letter and contact all the .ress to say that it was true what is your single biggest accomplishment working in government with people? mr. johnson: i would say that we completely rewrote the property rights of law in 2004, we wrote an eminent domain law, i did it with a democrat as my chief author in the senate and i was the chief author in the house. mr. walz: what were the implications of it? mr. johnson: protecting people from government taking their property because government thoug

. - look, k m not going to p an invalid. - mr. president!the united states says your candidate is an invalid... his doctor gets to be on the tv shows. "dukakis not crazy, more at 11:00." - you didn't have a lot of options in terms of changing the-- the narrative. there was no social media. there was no internet. there was none of that. so you really relied on the media, who were the same people who were helping to create the problem in the first place, to correct it, which got very frustrating. - the dukakis campaign thought news was going to do news' job, which is cov the subs. politics had shifted. the press was covering tactics s fascinated by ads, particularly visually evocative ads. dukakis walicy wonk, and he thought we were going to talk policy throughout that election. - what he was trying to do and what he needed to do was turn it into an election about competence. - he wanted to build he also said in a speech that he believed the next wars we would fight would be land wars, obably in deserts, and as a result, tanks and helicopters

k reporter: andweeting this morning, i did notw mr. whitaker except he traveled with ag sessions. president madetht sound like were friends. >> i can tell you matt whitaker is a great guy. i know. >> reporter: the president's sudden reluctance as whitaker's under scrutiny after the criticism of the mueller investigation which he now oversees. >> i see a scenario where jeff sessions isac re. >> reporter: "the new york times" reporting that the president liked whatm he saw f whitaker on cable news and had his white house counsel interview him for a role asat tack dog on his legal team. whitaker did not get tt job. experts question if he can serve now without senate confirmation. signs they are working on the rethtionship a president left the palace here. we see president and first lady melania trump embraced by emmanuel macron and his wife brigitte. we understand the president is likely to interact with vladimir putiat a dinner tonight, but no former meeting is planned. peter. >> kelly o'donnell in paris. thank you. >>paris, thank you. >> let's go t dave with another check of the >>

try to kind of get together and pressurised mrs may into having a rethink and say to her, look, your deal isjust not going to get through. you will have to twea keak it and change it and go back to brussels, otherwise it is going to get voted down and you may be in trouble. she has not given any indication whatsoever that she is going to change our whatsoever that she is going to change oui’ course, whatsoever that she is going to change our course, has she? no. that is why you think she is in danger still, real danger. she dangerstill, real danger. she is intellectually and politically utterly convinced that this deal is the best that can be achieved. there is nothing the eu will offer us that will be an improvement. secondly, it is deliverable, then come march next year we can is deliverable, then come march next year we can leave on is deliverable, then come march next year we can leave on these terms. you could point to all the games of leaving the common fisheries policy and common agricultural policy, and no freedom of movement, and relief for business and all that... she does not seem in the market to buckle. added to which, i think temp

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k. caldwell for comments on the issues raised in this film kay caldwell hamilton knowledge that mr hwang's daughter's death was due to work related disease since this was the subject of the ongoing appeal. a moroccan man spoke out against french colonial rule and was exiled. extremist. spoke out against the regime and was sentenced to life imprisonment he spent twenty two months in hiding. and seventeen years in jail. tells the story of the dissident. you stand the differences. and the similarities across the world. this is. coming up in the next sixty minutes. gather at the arc de triomphe in paris one hundred years since the end of the first. president. face to face for the first time. to end the fighting. by. liberals try to steal this election from the great people florida it's not over yet. in the u.s. put victories for donald trump's republican party in jeopardy. and with the sport boca juniors and river plate fans hope the rain. ahead of their clash in buenos aires and victory at last japanese team kachina and words lift the asian champions league trophy for the first time in their

mr. speaker, when i became prime minister in 2016, there was no ready-made blueprint for brexit. many people said it could simply not be done. i have never accepted that. laura k.: watch her colleagues -- half of them cheering, half of them arms crossed, hardly knowing where to look. 57 minutes of bitter complaint after bitt cplaint. >> this is not the deal the untry was promised, and parliament cannot and i believe will not accept a false choice between this bad deal and no deal. withdrawnment must now this half-baked to deal, which it is clear does not have the backing of the cabinet, this parlment, or the country as a whole. laura k.: like it or not, it is in this circus that the government decided.e will be in a moment of the absurd, theresa may cracking a joke during an intense isis. the prime minister at the mercy of others, but still in place. laura: laura kuenssberg reporting there. a ief time ago i discussed all of these developments with our nortamerican editor jon sopel, who is no stranger to covering british politics.re is tome houdini-like ance that the prime minister can get her brexit deal through parliament? jon: well, she is clearly stilli fi

k th us. >>> we are approaching the top of the hour, the team is getting ready for what's coming up mr.ernen, you have a lot on your radar, i'm sure >> we do we will be monitoring this crazy oil story. oil prices plunge as oversupply worries prompt the steepest fall since 2015 i saw another forecasting recession in china we are also going to look more closely at this whole boeing story. we have not had gordon bethune on in a while. he's still around. former continental airlines ceo. and he's a pilot >> so he knows a thing or two about hardware >> he does and we have some other guests to talk about this boeing issue that has something to do with what happened in the markets yesterday. the futures right now -- >> up about 70 points. this is the high so far. what do we want in the morning do you have a feeling for that >> we've seen this action play out before we haven't seen a 300 or 500-point fade >> not sure what to think of that strength in the morning and then it peters out senator rob portman, from the good part of ohio, from cincinnat cincinnati >> there are all great parts of ohio

mr. starr from the planning department. >> i believe the planning code remains in effect. i don't believe that was withdrawn by the city attorney. >> supervisor k. tang: okay, so daily fine from planning but also civil penalty from d.b.i. now. a lot of fines so people should definitely follow the rules. all right. corrective action still require -- okay, i'm just trying to see what is different from what is currently done. then the d.b.i. inspector under this would have to verify complaints if there had been a violation and someone took corrective action. >> right. there would be a follow-up inspection to see that the corrective action was carried out. >> supervisor k. tang: okay. supervisor safai? >> supervisor a. safai: one of the things we added, if you look on page 3 of the ordinance. it says the n.o.v. shall require the owner or owner's authorized representative have to apply for a permit to bring the existing service back into the area of compliance with the code. so not only do they have to, administrative fine, they actually as part of n.o.v. have to apply for, we added that language, they actually have to go through the process of appl

k that everybow about. when i run for president, that doesn't mean i'm not allowed to do business.in >> yang: dthe campaign, mr. trump repeatedly denied having any business ties with russia. >> i have nothing to do with russia, folks. i'll give you a writtenen stat itthing to do. >> yang: cohen ated lying when he told the house age senate intelnce committees that the moscow tower project,ic began in 2015, had ended in january 2016, just before the iowa caucuses. he acknowledged that discussions actually went on until at least june 2016, the month before the "publican convention. court documents sahen made the false statements to minimize links between the moscow project and individual 1" -- whom cohen identified in court as president trump -- and "in hopes of limiting the ongoing russia investigions." prosecutors also said cohen briefed trump family members about the project. cohen, who once said he put the interests of the president and s family above those of his own, worked for the trump organization for a decade. while he had earlier pleaded guilty to other federal offenses, today's charges came from spe m

and move as quickly as they k i know my agency is working on it. mr. cloud: it would seem to me for eflamenting waste we have created a system of waste. i look forward to your report. i know my time is limited. i'll submit further questions and look forward to your response. administrator long: we're after the same thing. we want to accomplish the same thing. chair gowdy: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. i ask unanimous consent that our friend from louisiana, mr. graves, be allowed to fully participate in today's hearing. without objection, so ordered. mr. sablan. mr. sablan: thank you, mr. chairman. chairman gowdy. of course our ranking member cummings for the opportunity to sit in with your committee for today's hearing. at the risk of overextending my visit -- my invitation, i also ask that this committee continue its examination of all the federal government responds to disaster and to include you super examination typhoons, the largest storm on planet earth this year. thank you. the northern mariana islands, my district, was stru

city and the corporate and pre-k medallions, we see those as a drag on the value for the purchased mmedallions. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you. anymore questions? we have mr. lee hepner, i would like him to come up. >> thank you, chair brinkman, and directors. my name is lee hepner. and earlier today i sent over a letter signed by five supervisors, including supervisors peskin and fewer and mandelman and lee and ronen, addressing this agenda item. and before i get into it, just the elephant in the room which is kind of being discussed obliquely here but was at the forefront of the conversation at the transportation authority this morning, is that this regulation and this reform of the tax medallion industry is on the same day as the t.a.'s report saying between 2010 and 2016, t.n.c.s contributed to at least 50% of the congestion increase in san francisco. and i think that context is really critical. and i'll probably return to that at the end of this -- my comments. the other thing that i'd like to say is just a thank you to director and the m.t.a. staff who have been keeping our office fully briefed for at least a year on this. and i don't think that any

mr. winier. >> please come forward, sir. >> we'll start as the line comes down, people can just come and lineup and we'll get through all the speakers. >> i am a taxicab medallion pre k i drove taxicabs starting in 1974. yellow cab went bankrupt i was lucky enough to join the co-op. we paid for our medallions. we started yellow cab co-op. during the years, it was voted in the best cab company in the united states. i think your wrong. what is different from seeing someone like me who got a pre k1977 from someone who got a k1978. you hear about all the this money that we've made. well, they've made the money minus 10,000. it's the same thing. that's a real distinction. that's real equal protection. that's not a distinction. i think you'd lose but who aim. i don't know? number two, this proposal zazi limb nature the pre ks. good. get rid of the medallions. but, we want to offer in the future medallion to corporations or whatever. who benefits from that? about the we know who loses the pre k. what are you going to do? are you going to sell them? you are going to sell them for what, $250,000? who benefits from that? the city benefits. you benefit. i heard the rumor that a

idea of adding more guns into a college setting or even a k-12 setting i don't think makes sense unless you are hiring professionals to be there. mr. epstein: comment, gary? mr. kleck: paul argues that the reason why you can't have authorized teachers or security officers with guns in a school is because you can't secure the gun. if you can't secure a purse, how can you secure a gun? there is a simple device called a trigger lock. which is, it just goes behind the trigger and makes it utterly impossible to fire the gun, whether you are a kid in the classroom or anybody else. if you're not the authorized user who does not have a key to stick in that lock, you're not going to be able to use it. to my knowledge, in 40 years of research, i have never heard of a single documented case where somebody defeated a trigger lock and then did harm with the gun where an unauthorized user got a hold of the gun and disengaged the trigger lock. that is, they did not commit homicides, they didn't commit suicides, and they did not commit an accidental death or injury with the gun. so, that's not an issue. but the fact that people have to make up th

mr. b. lived with his partner of 35 years in a flat in the castro. weeks after his partner died, the landlord was going to raise the rent 300%. and miss k. had huge increases after her husband died and another was evicted and homeless because he could not pay the rent after his partner of 20 years passed away. list goes on and on and on. very real stories point out the utter ugliness of the rental market. we know there are good landlords out there and many are speaking out, but it's being controlled by companies only interested in maximizing their profits. on us to make sure we legislate protection. what my legislation does specifically is amend our rent ordinance to extend the protections on rent control units to spouses and family members after a loved one is gone. introducing this now so the minute costa hawkins is repealed, to give surviving family members immediate relief, members seeking the relief today in the city. our hands are tied and why we need the repeal of costa hawkins to be successful so the change to the pragmatic and sensible solution to the most heartless and brutal practices can be enacted. i want to thank you superv

mr. espy: about campaign-finance thought this issue was about campaign-finance reform. of wanted to let you know that was 1992. i was not secretary of agriculture until 1993. k's that was was trent -- whatever case that was was transferred to my name. that is ridiculous. the question was about campaign-finance reform. i'm an advocate of campaign-finance reform. it is so expensive to run for office. i had not run for office in quite a while. it costs money. i'm fortunate in that we have done pretty well, particularly since her comments that went viral. the thing is the average temperature contribution to thee espy campaign was $38. on the liberals you talk about gave me $38. >> secretary espy, you mentioned building bridges tween the two parties, reaching across the aisle. can you name a specific instance or policy where you will be ready to reach across the aisle to fellow senators if elected? mr. espy: of course, i have already done it. i was a member of congress in 1986. 956. the first bill i filed was the mississippi development act. an economic development act from southern illinois to northern louisiana. all of them had a comment socioeconomic index. educ

took about the k exposure that the president has, not just on the substance, but the pe ill in offers interactions to individuals who are now cooperating witnesses for mr. mueller. >> it's a good point and it's beyond the list you mentioned of people who have pled guilty. his campaign manager. his deputy campaign manager. it's not just those people. it's all the other people who have either been grand jury to testify about interactions with the president. >> let me put those up. here's a list of the known mueller witnesses. >> sure and in addition to those, the people you're putting on the screen now, who worked in the white house, reince priebus, his white house counsel who sat like like 30 hours of interviews. so when the president answers these questions, he's answering them against a deep backdrop that mueller and his prosecutors have put together. so in many cases, they already know the answers to the questions they're asking. but you've seen and heard others, where they've sat across from the prosecutors and they'll answer a question. they'll mueller's team will supply a document or a piece of information that well, when you were in this meeting