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as c-n-n's jeanne moos reports, time almost took them out.ay this clock got dropped....nat sound:it happened at purdue university's bell tower in indiana...nat sound:but what really got dinged was the clock face being moved by crane. watch how close it came...nat sound:to the two workers in the bucket lift.nat sound: though they truly almost got clocked, no one was hurt.nat sound:jeanne moos: "how time flies when you drop a clock. the contractor wasted no time saying sorry. "the family run verdin company specializes in clocks, bells and organs..."we want to express our sincerest apology to purdue university regarding the damage to their clock."the company promised to make good with a new one...no doubt wishing...cher:"if i could turn back time." purdue was laid back in its response tweeting "hmmmm notice anything different about the bell tower today."instead of facetime, the clock's getting downtime.one woman tweeted "welcome to purdue: the school that can get a man to the moon but not a clock to the top of a bell tower."the first man on the

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you andic moo hit on around important point on the president's tweets. twice he talked about border security. he said at the lunch we are going to talk about issues regarding border security. and then we are we are negotiating with democrats on issues regarding border security. donald trump has tweeted 150 times about the border wall since he was a candidate. up until yesterday. today he is talking only about border security. for anybody who would say well this is just a silly semantic game, what difference does it make? this is entirely symbolic they would be right. this is entirely symbolic. donald trump is not holding up government funding over some substantive policy issue. this is a purely political issue. he needs this political win to do right by his base. that's where we are. again, we have to see what comes of this lunch. certainly you are going to see both sides talk more about border security as we get to what could potentially be some sort of solution. >> as soon as you go of the a list from the white house as to who is attending that lunch w

until the president roh moo moo will need a signature or. and shouted democrats from whom we will need. reach an agreement it's all about the wall security has been tightened on the mexican border but that's not enough for trump he says he'll approve a new budget spending bill only if he gets the five billion dollars he wants to build a border wall he says it's the only way to stop illegal migration the only thing that's going to stop that is great border security with a wall or a slot fence or whatever you want to call it but we need a great barrier and if we don't have it it's never going to work last week the white house hinted that a deal to bridge the funding gap was doable but then the president of broccoli changed his mind. conservative commentators had begun complaining pundit ann coulter called trump gutless she said if he backed down on his promise of building a wall his presidency would become a joke now much of the government has gone into shutdown democratic leaders stress that they also want to invest in border security but by

jeanne moos, cnn, must be a democratic cork.ne moos. >> what next. >> i don't know. >>> all right. let's move on to the partial government shutdown that's affecting much of the holiday season for people. >> some of those furloughed workers might put some of those ornaments on their tree. i don't know. one holiday favorite is already feeling an impact, we're talking about the national christmas tree near the white house. the park service, get this, closed the site on friday after a man climbed the tree and refused to get down for an hour. >> now they can't reopen it because there aren't any funds to fix some of the problems that the man caused. >> goodness. what next, george? >> i don't know. all right, all right. >>> let's update on this major story we're following this breaking news out of indonesia. a tsunami that has killed at least 168 people, more than 740 others have been injured. it struck saturday night without warning. it's believed to have been triggered by a volcanic eruption that set off underwater landslides. some 3

here's jeanne moos. >> they don't fly on broom sticks. they tend not to be bewitched. know i call it a witch hunt and it is a witch hunt. >> modern day witches are hard to categorize. >> are you a good witch or a bad witch? >> are you a witch? >> i'm a practicing witch. that's how i make my living, yes. >> and which kind of which are you? >> i'm initiated into wicca, the religious side of things. >> witches tend to side with liberals and you know what they wish president trump would stop saying about the mueller investigation? >> it's a witch hunt. that's all it is. >> it's a witch hunt, as i call it. >> russian witch hunt. >> this is a witch hunt like nobody's ever seen before. >> the author of witchcraft activism calls the president's use of the term. >> really disgraceful. thousands of people were executed in europe on suspicion of witchcraft. >> the salem witch trial. >> bishop with the devil. >> 19 supposed witches were hanged. >> there's a lot to be offended by donald trump and i think his use of the term witch hunt is very low on that list of priorities for both

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> and thanks so much for joining us.m issue wasn where the ceremonial rhythms of a somber day faded into a picture of simple, quiet sadness. the 41st president of the united states lying in state in the capitol rotunda and being remembered tonight by so many in so many different places for embodying so much of what now seems spe seems missing in our public sphere. he's being appreciated as one of the most consequential one-term presidents this country has seen. president bush was neither

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. >> as jeanne moos the internet noticed. >> it wasn't what they said but how they looked saying it.t to know something? >> you said it. >> i'll take it. >> okay, good. >> reporter: anchors were -- >> wow. >> that was special. >> reporter: watch the president pull a special face, the mention of pinocchios. >> "the washington post" today gave awe whole lot of pinocchios because they say you obviously misstate. >> reporter: the guy that got attention was keeping his mouth shut. mike pence looks like an elf on the shelf. someone emptied his chair and moved him to the mantle. vice president pence seemed, hum. pence-ive and got that look in his eyes the music flowed. parody going out. saddled with curb your enthusiasm. >> because i'm not going to get the vote. i need tep senators. >> reporter: honorable mention to pence for willing himself to blend in with the furniture. at times his head swiveled as if he were watching ntennis. when he blinked got down to save electricity. people put thoughts in his head about being president. this rug is the first them inc. getting rid of! wishing perha

more than moo people have been injured. hit coastal areas. as clean water and medicine supplies are dwindling. sameer hashmi reports from the coast of west java. but it's turned out to be empty. on the night of the tsunami. the christian minority. pieces of his retirement plan. that went over the yard. i shouted, "this might be a tsunami". the lobby, were dragged all the way to the road. relief for thousands of people who have been displaced. several such centres have been set up to collect food and clothing. is commander, rico sirait. he says progress has been difficult. the challenge will be mostly because of the weather right now. it's rainy season, the end of the year. we try hard to still keep searching the shore. with the national search agency across all the affected regions. through the debris to look for more survivors. there are still many people that are missing. they realise that this has been a year of disasters for indonesia. advanced tsunami warning system. mother nature's fury. sameer hashmi, bbc news. brought me an update on what is happening. happening. lot of people are sus

i have better everything than they have, including this. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. ♪ no you can'treporter: new york. >>> all right, from the you have to see it to believe it file, check this out. a bmw flies through the air. terrifying video, really. a driver in slovakia who fell asleep at the wheel drifts off the roadway and launches off a guardrail before entering a tunnel. he grazes the top of the tunnel there before landing. the craziest part, the driver walked away with just minor injuries. >>> gatwick airport in london is expected to be back on track after drones delayed nearly 150,000 passengers. two people have been arrested with criminal use of the drones. officials say about 1,000 flights were canceled or diverted during the 32-hour shutdown. officials say passengers should expect some delays and still some cancellations today as they continue to recover. >>> sentenced to death, racing against the clock. was the trial fair and what story does the evidence tell? is the wrong person behind bars? the time for justice is running out. "death row stories," the complete third s

jeanne moos has more. >> reporter: it was not what they said, but it was how they looked saying it. >t to know something? i'll take it. >> reporter: anchors were agog. >> wow. >> that was special. >> reporter: watch the president pull a special face at the mention of pinocchios. >> the washington post gave you a whole lot of pinocchios because they say you -- >> reporter: but mike pence looks exactly like an elf on the shelf for this discussion. vice president pence seemed, pensive. when he got that far away look in his eyes, the music mixes flowed. pa parodies as if zenning out. honorable mention to pence, blending in with the furniture, and when he blinked, people put thoughts in his head about being president, and this rug is the first thing i am getting rid of, wishing perhaps he were anywhere but here. senator schumer wore the heupb t -- hint of a smile. john kelly, after all, in a few weeks, he's out of there. before the press is ushered out, we go live to mike pence. when you are at a smack down, it pays to wear armour. >> i am proud to shut done the government -- >> jean ne mo

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and jeanne moos on trump's tough talk.ounding a bit more like this. >> take it, you dirty yellow bellied -- opportunity is everywhere. like here. where you can explore the world knowing you can always find your way home. ♪ >>> tonight the president is privately expressing anxiety about the markets. the dow plunging another 508 points today. when you look at it, the dow and the s&p are -- well, would make anybody anxious. they're on track to the worst perform answer since december of 1931. it would put it in a formal bear market. out front, steven moore author of trumpenomics. the president is nervous, should all americans be. you have a pension, a 401(k), you have been taking some serious >> i think it was always a dumb idea for him to stake the metric of his performance on the stock market. i mean, president's don't control stock markets. even they did, even before this route, he did not compare favorably, actually, to obama, and of course, what goes up can also go down. so yeah, he should be nervous because he's the one

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he can do better. >> i have better everything than they have, including this. >> reporter: jeanne moosorget to join cnn to experience comedy legend, gilda radner in her own words right here on new year's day on cnn. >>> you are in the cnn "newsroom." thank you for rolling with me. great to have you on this sunday. it is hours before this christmas eve. right now, so many men and women, federal employees, 800,000 of them, are wondering when they will see another paycheck. the reason, washington infighting has stopped fighting for nine cabinet departments, they have shut down. the doors of government buildings are locked. there's no money to pay the people who work there. president trump and democrats in congress digging in, not moving for his promised wall on the s - u.s./mexico border. one senate republican is not happy with the dispute that has so many american workers in professional limbo. he says this fight is not even a real one. >> this is a maid-up fight so the president can look like he's fighting. even if he wins our borders are going to be insecure. >> the man who soon start

here's jeanne moos on a rare bird. >> reporter: he's the duck that all other ducks revolve around.of central park, since he parked himself here about two months ago, his celebrity has taken flight. >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: out of up toers flock to see him. >> paid $50 to park. >> it looks fake, honestly. like am i being punked >> reporter: regulars have given him names. >> i call him mandy. >> reporter: others have called him mandarin paninken. he's also the most eligible duck in new york. >> he belonged to somebody. >> reporter: the coined theory is mandy escaped from someone's collection of exotic birds or someone dumped him here. his photo has made it all the way back to china. he's on t-shirts and even inspired imitators like mandarin dog. >> it's the talk of the town. >> it's almost like a picasso painting. >> reporter: mandy the duck, photograph efficient ers are al to train their cameras on him. urban rangers to keep an eye on him. over the weeks, his reputation has take an hit. >> enchanting b mandarin buck turned out to be a mallard nipping jerk. >> reporter: we did

jeanne moos has more of these greatest claims. >> reporter: remember how muhammad ali always used tof the greatest of all-time? now it is president trump calls himself the greatest at all times. >> i think nobody knows more about campaign finance than i do. be in knows more about trade than me. nobody those more about construction than i do. >> reporter: what field didn't he excel in? >> i know more about isis than the generals do. nobody knows more about environmental impact statements than me. there is nobody that understands the mohorror of nuclear better than me. >> reporter: it is enough to make your head explode. >> nobody knows the politicians better than i do, believe me. >> reporter: even political opponents like cory booker -- i know more about cory than he knows about himself. >> nobody builds walls better than me. >> reporter: president trump sure knows how to spew superlatives. >> i know words. i have the best words. i think i have the best temperament. nobody has better toys than i do. >> reporter: and from a guy who didn't like to read, this -- >> and nobody loves the

cnn's jeanne moos tells us it's literally witches. >> reporter: they don't fly on broomsticks. ♪ theyched. but donald trump -- >> you know i call it a witch hunt. and it is a witch hunt. >> reporter: modern-day witches are hard to categorize. >> are you a good witch or a bad witch? >> are you a witch? >> i'm a practicing witch. that's how i make my living, yes. >> and which kind of witch are you? >> i'm initiated into wicca, which is the religious side of things. >> reporter: witches tend to side with liberals. and you know what they wish president trump would stop saying about the mueller investigation? >> it's a witch hunt. that's all it is. >> a witch hunt, as i call it. >> russian witch hunt. >> this is a witch hunt like nobody's ever seen before. >> reporter: the author of "witchcraft activism" calls the president's use of the term -- >> really disgraceful. i mean, thousands of people were executed in europe on suspicion of witchcraft. >> reporter: closer to home, there was the salem witch trial 19 supposed witches were hanged. >> there's a lot to be offended by by donald trump,

. >> campaign finance, even joys, here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: remember how muhammad ali used toe greatest at all times. >> nobody knows more about campaign finance than i do. nobody knows more about trade than me. nobody knows more about construction than i do. >> reporter: what field doesn't he excel in? >> i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nobody knows more about environmental impact statements than me. there's nobody that understands the horror of nuclear better than me. >> reporter: it's enough to make your head explode. >> nobody knows the politicians better than i do, believe me. >> reporter: even political opponents like cory booker. i know more about cory than he knows about himself. president trump sure knows how to spew superlatives. >> i have the best words. i have the best temperament. >> reporter: from a guy who doesn't like to read, this. >> nobody loves the bible more than i do. >> reporter: for years journalists have been colon chronicling his self-admiratios. occasionally he's demonstrated a flash of humility, modesty. >> i understand the

played a central role in improving the legislation with 37 days of debate spanning 11 months with over moo amendments debated and almost 280 hours given for time to debate. we have ensured regular debate on government time including the two—day debate on european affairs in march and the debate on legislating for the withdrawal agreement in september sol legislating for the withdrawal agreement in september so i can assure all honourable and right honourable members that the government will make sure there is plenty of time for further debate on brexit, including on a meaningful vote. the government is under a statutory obligation to have the little agreement approved by a motion in this house. in such circumstances, the business agreed on the 4th of december only to be greeted the youth that. half an should any plans me make it be for the first week in january? is as i listed to the honourable lady officer, the house has a review decided that it will return on the 7th of january next year. its absolutely no wonder that this statement was given the streets of laughter by those in these ben

jeanne moos, cnn. >> abracadabra. >> reporter: new york. >> all right.s. as always, ac 360 begins right as always, ac 360 begins right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin tonight with two pieces of breaking news. a new investigation, this time the president's inaugural committee over how it spent the more than $100 million it raised and whether it accepted donations from people looking to gain influence or access to new administration. we'll have more details on that. >>> but first, the other breaking news tonight, more evidence that shows the president seems incapable of telling the truth about almost any aspect of the hush money payments that just sent his former lawyer to prison. the president said today that he never directed michael cohen to do anything wrong. he said a lot of other truth challenged things which we'll get to. but tonight, we now know that two months after he began his

it pays to ware armor. >> i am proud -- i am proud to shut down the government. >> reporter: jeanne moosne of those things that begins with a "p" that i've been learning with my kids. don't forget you can watch us anytime anywhere on c go. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. it's been a wild day at the white house with the made for tv meeting. we begin, however, with breaking news. the president is speaking outs about the russian investigation, whether he's worried about getting impeached. last night we reported he sees it as a real possibility and has expressed concern to others about it. that was a from a source close to the president. but when he's speaking out, it's a different story. he spoke about that with reuters a short time ago. joining mess is reuters white house correspondent jeff mason, who conducted the interview. you asked about michael cohen and

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. >> the reasons staten island hates moo he is because i represent what they are, you know, a mentallymmunity college dropout. >> reporter: davidson recently returned to instagram for the first time since his public breakup with singer ariana grande writing, i've been getting online bullied and in public by people for nine months. no matter how hard the internet or anyone else tries to make me kill myself, i won't. ♪ i also got married and for being so thankful ♪ >> reporter: the post comes days after ariana's single "thank you next" was released which includes an apology to davidson. >> i'm sorry. i know he lost his eye in war or whatever. >> reporter: davidson was also criticized last month for a sketch that mocked candidate dan crenshaw who lost an eye in combat. the comedian has admitted to struggling with mental health problems since he was 7 when his father died on 9/11 as a first responder. he has even discussed being diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. >> see a doctor and talk to them about medication and also be healthy. eating right and exercise can make a huge di

immediately changed their wardrobe. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) "hey, dad, the cow goes moo.e me!" ( laughter ) trump thinks there's more he and xi, and a special someone, can accomplish. "i am certain that, at some time in the future, president xi and i, together with president putin of russia, will start talking about a meaningful halt to what has become a major and uncontrollable arms race. the u.s. spent $716 billion this year. crazy!" that's crazy! $716 billion on defense! what idiot wanted to spend that much on defense anyway? >> $716 billion to give you the finest planes and ships and tanks and missiles. $716 billion approved for our military, we had to do it. $716 billion to fully rebuild our great american military. the beautiful thing with when you hear $716 billion is it's all made in the usa. >> stephen: yes, $716 billion, it's beautiful and it's crazy, like a murderer with a sexy mug shot or a very angry cheeseburger." ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. catherine zeta-jones is here. lucas hedges is here! lucas hedges is here! but when

>> moo n my experience having clerked down the hall for judge sullivan, he probably had his thoughts in and talked it over with the clerks and had an idea of where it can go. it can definitely change in the courtroom. in the criminal context much more, they have a love of discretion and do what their gut tells them to do. he sees the broader picture, throwing the justice department under the bus and politicizing the judiciary and he said wait a minute, we need a check here. >> there was talk of no jail time. that was a big part of the conversation about in terms of the media. >> they're don't like am them taking discretion away. they made a deal between flynn and mueller, by the way, judge, just pat us on the back. judges do not like that. >> this judge asserted himself in a way reminded president trump of the power of the judiciary as well. >> right. a reminder that president trump probably could use from time to time the way he treated the federal judiciary that it is a coequal branch. there is little doubt about having the fact pattern wrong that he was not yet the national securi

cbs, the board denying less moo- denying lerks s moonves his severance package.can't see that far away. my contacts don't work that well tonight. are you surprised by any of this? >> i think that the fact cbs is saying we are not paying thissous. we are not going to make this go away. they are taking a strong position. i bet they have an astronomical amount of evidence. not only do they have substantiated allegations of sexual assault and retaliation. they also had evidence of a cover-up. you note old saying it's not all the crime, it's the cover-up itments destroying evidence and misleading investigators. there so is incentive to make somebody -- trish: if somebody does something as bad as what's beenn aalleged here. why should shareholders have to pay that burden. >> that's why the contracts say you can have a separation for cause without paying that severance. but from a business perspective, cbs is going the weigh this. this is not a $5,000 severance. this is $120 million. he's going to try and fight it. so you are talk about a protracted legal battle. >> if

they could be cowed -- moo! >> -- much more easily than powell seems to believe. i wish there was some way to convince the guy that we're going to get a nasty slowdown, which is what the stock and bond markets are screaming! my wife, lisa, was justifiably concerned when she saw the press that was and reminded me in the end i can't do anything about it she said jim, you're a tv talk show host. it's not my job to fight the fed but to explain why stocks may still be worth buying and which ones aren't, and why this isn't the end of the world so rather than focusing on what the fed is doing wrong, let me help you navigate through this difficult period we did it before, right? remember 2007 and 2009 we'll do it again, no problem. it does make sense to own some stocks i say some, because you shouldn't have all your money in stocks not right now. i'm buying some certificates of deposit, i never talked about that, did i? thanks to the fed, they have become very attracted, thank you, jerome powell especially now that i'm older and i can't afford to risk losing too much prin

investigators are looking moo possible financial abuses related to more than $100 million in donationsr the inauguration. investigation was first reported by the central street "journal" which says prosecutors are also looking into whether the committee accepted donations from individuals looking to get access to the trump administration. the committee saying they were "in full compliance with all applicable laws." but that's certainly not the only bad news for the president tonight. a source telling cnn that donald trump was right there in the room for the august, 2015 meeting with michael cohen and david pecker the publisher of the national enempirer that prosecutors believe was central to a criminal scheme to help trump win the presidency. cohen pleaded guilty 0 those campaign finance violations. he said in court that the hush money payments were made at trump's direction. yet, the president tells his favorite network this about michael cohen. >> he is a lawyer. he represents a client. i never directed him to do anything incorrect or wrong. and he understands that. >> so here's the

water to the oil companies, and you lease out lots of land for cattle people who have -- you know, they moo wyoming who dresses in western wear. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yes. >> jimmy: come on. >> i want to wear these fabulous western wear outfits. >> jimmy: that's a good outfit. >> no one else is wearing that, no one. no one else is wearing is that. >> jimmy: do they know you from the show? >> they don't know, they don't care. no tina shea. they are very frosty up there. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. they're very, very chilly up there. it's not a racial thing. it's just an environmental thing. it's -- they're very frosty. so i go up there and read books. >> jimmy: i have a theory as to why that is. >> why is that? >> jimmy: if you live in brooklyn, people are the opposite, because everyone's piled on top of each other. when you have a lot of space, you become more solitary. >> yeah, that's close to my theory. i think they were descendants of the donner party. [ laughter ] they're afraid of someone eating them. >> jimmy: that could be it, too. we'll really never have an answer to this quest

jeanne moos, cnn, work. >> thank you so much for joining us.d evening, thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking news. another plea deal and this time it's a russian, maria butina is now cooperating with federal prosecutors after agreeing to a plea deal according to a source familiar with the matter. this is separate from the robert mueller investigation, but the news comes on a day when there are new and looming questions hanging over the presidency after friday night's court filings from mueller and the southern district of new york. from court filings, public statements, and reporting from cnn and other news outlets, we now know that at least 16 associates of candidate trump had

. >> jeanne moos, cnn -- ♪ yes i can yes i can ♪ >> -- new york. >> very much on that band wagon.iv that. >> i enjoy it. >> we are following breaking news on this christmas eve morning. let's get to it. >> president trump if you want to open the government you must abandon the wall. >> you have to have secure borders to have a sovereign nation. that's indisputable. >> this is a made-up fight so the president can look like he's fighting. >> the president is really being petulant. he will be a tough act to follow. >> the president deserves someone who can advise him with his trust. the burden should be on general mattis. if there's no military solution, why are we sending more military? >> the president is looking for yes men at the top. this is obviously not normally. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> monday, december 24th, 8:00 in the east. day three of a partial government shutdown. negotiations between the white house and democrats have essentially stalled. both sides digging in on the battle to fund president trump's border wall. the trump

and helped in the midst of tragedy, lars still had the presence of moo independent to ask for his favorite beverage. >> here you go, mr. itso. >> i enjoy dr. pepper every now and again. but i don't want to drink a dr. pepper when my hands are covered in my wife's blood. he doesn't even seem to take notice of that. there is one point in the video where he actually sees it and kind of wipes it off on the blanket. >> no big deal. whatever, little debbie. that's cool. >> the prosecution's case involved around this question. around 4:00 a.m. in a dark house. could lars see enough to see two he was shooting. a frequent house guest testified she could easily see at night in their home. >> there was enough light coming through the big windows that i could find my way. >> and remember, debbie was only about 3 feet away when lars shot her. prosecutor carl alexander wanted to show the jury just how close that is. >> what was the the experience? >> terrifying. >> why? >> i'm a gun owner, one of the absolute cardinal rules of using a firearm is you do not point the barrel at anything you do not intend

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn -- >> and it is a witch hunt. >> reporter: new york. >> you cursed brat. look what you've done. >> as is often the case, i'm not sure what to do with that one. thanks, everybody. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> he's back. so now what? john berman in for anderson. president trump back from visiting the troops in iraq. he's back to the government shutdown, back to the west wing dysfunction, back on twitter. there are new developments in all those fronts tonight. chief among them is this, a big chunk of the government is likely closed until 2019. no hope to end the shutdown before the new year. the house and xhat senate reces today. the first lady left for florida, leaving the chief executive to face the same demons that, wherever he goes, never seem to leave him. david gergen had this to say recently about the current one. the white house, he says, is closing down its adult daycare center. the last adults are leaving. leadership of the world is in the hands of an ego maniac who doesn't want weiss counselors around him. buckle up, these two years could be mor

jeanne moos, cnn, work. >> thank you so much for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking news. another plea deal and this time it's a russian, maria butina is now cooperating with federal prosecutors after agreeing to a plea deal according to a source familiar with the matter. this is separate from the robert mueller investigation, but the news comes on a day when there are new and looming questions hanging over the presidency after friday night's court filings from mueller and the southern district of new york. from court filings, public statements, and reporting from cnn and other news outlets, we now know that at least 16 associates of candidate trump had contacts with russians during the campaign. for more on how to new plea deal from maria butina in what is becoming an intricate puzzle, we go to sara murray in washington. what do we know about this plea deal. >> first of all, it's not final. they had the outlet of a plea deal, but nothing is done until they show up in court w

liz, good point made on twitter, says okay, new 52 week closing lows yesterday small caps, mid caps, moo ikmico craps, retailers, transport, none characteristic of an up trend in the market. what did you make of this? >> so a couple things. some of the rally, these little short term rallies day to day, they need to broaden out in order to be durable. so it is nice to see that once in a while especially after a big correction but they need to be horrific seeking and small caps would be something that we want to see participate in those rallies i'll offer a little bi contrarian view. if you look at going into an economic peak, the russell 2,000 actually tends to outinto the peak and then 12 months afterwards so history doesn't always repeat itself, but it resembles itself. so the fact that small caps are underperforming could mean that we are far from a peak still >> one of the main reasons why small caps are underperforming is because the largest sector for the russell 2000 is financials and that is the problem. now, the weighting is only 17.5%. russell 2000 is also deficient in what is g

we actually have a 25% tariff on light trucks forever since like the 60s coming moo this country so there is plenty of tariffs going around that shouldn't be there and now the chinese, speaking of the germans that was hurting germany more than america because they were the ones manufacturing suv's down in south carolina and sending them and having to pay this ridiculous tariff making them very uncompetitive say against a lexus suv or something so there's a lot of problems brewing that weren't good for china or germany even though they aren't directly wrapped up in this. david: just to put a number on it we send about $9.5 billion worth of cars over to china, so a 40% tax could be an enormous cut into the profits of u.s. car companies. this could really help u.s. car companies get back on their feet , no? >> well the big thing though is china, for years, have been promising things on regulation, on the ip, on everything, and nothing ever got done. we've been barking at the wind for so many years and unfortunately we're not getting a lot of help out there. i always ask the question, you've

. >> jeanne moos, cnn. >> it is a witch hunt. >> new york. >> we'll be back at 7:00. "s.e. cupp unfiltered" starts right now. >> welcome to "unfiltered". tonight's headlines. gird your loins, the race for president is about to begin. if you thought 2019 would offer a respite from campaign politics, think again. with the sitting president inching towards a legal precipice, democrats and republicans are likely to spend the coming year gearing up for the 2020 presidential contest. for democrats, the already crowded field of likely candidates seems to get more crowded by the day. in all, more than a dozen democrats appear ready to vie for the top spot with some having already announced the formation of exploratory committees. look for that number to explode. from biden to beto, it's going to be a full house. and for president trump, incumbency is no guarantee of a primary brawl. several signal their intent to go for the gop nomination and most notably, john kasich who has made a number of trips to early primary states in recent months or will mitt romney be recruited to run on

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> no, you can't! yes, i can, yes i can >> reporter: new york. ♪ >>> i'm michael smerconish in fi philadelphia. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. after outcry from conservative media, the border wall standoff shuts down the government, but we're still here. here's what i want to know, which threat is the most perilous to the president as he heads into christmas break? the markets, the military, mueller, or the media? my answer might surprise you. >>> and, when the president announced withdrawal from syria, there was a vehement reaction from the right, and many on both sides questioned his timing and motive, but is he actually correct? i'll ask former congressman and presidential candidate rand paul. >>> and the stock market has its best december since the great depression. could there be a worst time for a new re-election ad asking everybody to thank president trump for the economy. >> thank you, president trump. >> thank you, president trump. >> thank you, president tru

. ♪ and i need you today >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i didn't know ducks could be soasty to each other. thank you for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> we have breaking news on the eve of what is already a big day in the mueller investigation. new reporting tonight on the investigation we didn't know much about, an investigation launched in the days after fbi director james comey was fired, but before robert mueller was named as special counsel. we're getting new details on the frantic few days that led to that and mueller's appointment. pamela brown joins us now. explain what is this other investigation? >> reporter: anderson, we have learned that in the days after president trump fired fbi director james comey, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and top fbi officials viewed trump as a leader that needed to be reined in. they discussed a range of options, and they took the step of opening an obstruction of justice investigation on donald trump, even before special counsel robert mueller was appointed. this is according to multiple sources, and it was an idea w

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corey lewandowski.in >> moo! cow. >> tucker: i thought you were going to say moose.can be 3,000 pounds and 6 feet tall. is it a cow? >> 6'4", that's the size of the utterly giant cow. its name is knickers and he's now theth laughingstock weighing in at 3,000 pounds. >> you will not find knickers on your plate, just to be clear. too big to process, says the owner. he's going to live happily ever after. >> tucker: can we just pauseap and appreciate kilmeade for a he said "it's udderly." i just want to appreciate that. question two, forbes is out with a annual list of the highest-paid television stars. topping the list is not me, it's a one from brooklyn who has made nearly $150 million in the past year. her show has been on television since 1996. who is she? cory. >> judge judy. >> man, you're fast! >> tucker: $150 million a year for judge judy? >> who's the highest-paid tv host of all? here's the answer. the lady on the left. judge judy. wait for the number. $147 million in the past year. ellen degeneres, number two. $87 million. dr. phil, 77 million. ryan seacrest, 7

. >> jeanne moos, cnn new york. >> wonderful as always. thank you so much for joining us. ac 360 begins now. >>> somewhere tonight, vinny the chin is smiling, smiling because donald the president trump is now speaking his language. john the substitute berman in for anderson. a very big night of russia developments including two new senate reports on how systematic russia interference in the 2016 election was, first on helping candidate trump and later president trump. this piece opened on the "washington post" web site, their lead, russia's disinformation team train their sights on a new target, special counsel robert mueller, they now work to neutralize the biggest threat to his staying there. so the russians are going after the same guy the president is. much more on that shortly. >>> also breaking news on james comey, what the fired fbi director said about the president and republican lawmakers after his testimony to congress today. we begin, though, with the presidential tweet that dove tails with tonight's other russia angles statements by rudy giuliani that could put

yeah,ic moo, it is simple if you look at it simplistically, a to b to c, but that seems to be incredibly difficult with this congress. tell me what he said, where things stand. >> basically he took over a few minutes of our time and pundited over to chuck schumer who we expect the hear from in a few moments ago. mitch mcconnell, walking into the chamber said a few moments ago it is up to the president, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi to work out. we are out. then he went over his talking points, why border security is necessary. we heard that over the last weeks, months, maybe even years. but the one flaw in that argument is that mitch mcconnell is the leader of the senate that unanimously passed a spending bill that would essentially give the president $1.6 billion not for a wall or a slat wall or any other kind of wall but for enhancing existing border security. that already passed the senate. they didn't bother to have a roll call vote. it does fend on president trump. as he stated in the infamous photoon where he argued openly with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi in the oval office las

actually was double dealing and lying to mueller and so mueller ended the plea agreement, i'm washing moo i hands of this guy. he's a liar, we no longer have use for him. on friday we'll get a sense of what those lies entailed, what paul manafort was trying to do, to deceive the united states government and the prosecution, and the last one, the barn burner will be the president's former personal lawyer and fixer, michael cohen. we'll see a sentencing memo on him as well. this is someone who actually enflamed the president to a great degree, we've seen him on twitter, seen him lashing out, someone who was in the trump orbit and close, insider who is now, as the president says, flipping and going to cooperate with the government. we've already heard some very troubling aspects of what he is possibly telling prosecutors about trump's business ties. you recall the payment to a porn star that may have run afoul of campaign finance violations. on friday we'll get another filing on michael flynn and get additional details. the million-dollar question we have, will the documents include the subs