theel mer report hasn't seemed to sway many opinions in the trump white house, and today it's about thew of the case. >> we ve chuck todd of "meet the press." chuck, they seem to be divided about moving forward. >> they are divided and i think it's because thers leadehip of the party really does --pe nanc si can't make it any clearer. she did another t interviewhat popped in "the datimes" to talking about trump acceptang an electoral defeat, hoping he can't questn the results, saying in 2016 if he had won it by a couple seats, he wouldn't see it as legitimate. that's her reason for not seeking impeachment, that it remains divisive. it's president trump that wants to keep up the debate. the democrats want to get him any which way. we've got reporters basically covering all th top candidates who have been traveling with reem in the last three weeks. in the last th weeks, just one voter anywheresked any candidate that we could come up ith, that we've been covering, a question about russian nt impeachme. they're talking health care -- they may be talking about trump as a value re judgment t

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growth andists for a just theels burial but opposite has happened. expressing a complete preference for alternative energy, and we know that because we've looked at the companies that 10% of the revenues derived from clean commandos companies that are publicly traded, they are outperforming. market, butwhole especially fossil fuels, where fossil fuel over the past two years since trump has been president, has had very meager returns, if any. the clean energy industry by contrast has returned with a 50%. cash has returned 50% -- has returned 50% since he was inaugurated. guy: isn't this just politics? matt: coal, as you know, is the dirtiest of the fossil fuels. his political base, as you suggested, is in code up country -- in code oh country. -- in coal country. none of his policies have made a better. people would be a lot better getting jobs in sustainable energy because that is where the growth is. vonnie: are investors looking past the trump presidency, whether it ends and a couple of years or after that? do institutions have mandates? it is very

in maryland, you can expect up to three times theel ds on route 50 going westbound and up ,o 27% of an increase in delays on northbound 95 virginia seeing congestion, too, on northbound 95 between noon and late eveni. as we come back live and look at smooth ride on the bay bridge, that may only last a few me hours. know again the earlier you leave the better off you'll be getting home. also seeing -- if you choose to leave later but also have some buckup plans for your route because -- backup plans for your route because it could change depending on traffic. be patient. ck to you. >> everybody and i participation, too. appreciate it. you can expect road closures and detop stories in downtown d.c. because of the national memorial day parade. his is video from last year's annual event that took place on constitution avenue. official at the gets underway at 10:00 this afternoon. justin moore is set to perform. he's going to sing "the ones that didn't make it back home." ♪ i am strong snuff thousands packed the west lawn of the u.s. capitol for the national memorial day concertment one of

>> well, first, we as theel american citizens should be concerned.t seems like political games but there is nothing more important right now that our focus should be on but this issue, did oour federal government, those in charge of using extraordinary powers under the fisa rules and using the fisa court, did they abuse it? so first, we should be. but there are two other groups that should be very concerned. those that were involved in the process of getting a warrant, using the fisa court. if they did so without justification, or if they did so without falling the rules or they knew that there was some aspect of the information they were providing that was not credible, they had should be concerned. and we should be digging into that. the second group isrt certainly those that may be -- may have been in congress. you hear some of the statements they are making that may have information and known all along and have been attempting to distract us from investigating thisis issue. >> tucker: so how likely is it do you think that american national securi

we had to be slow and patient, have to get the information because we have to see what exactly was theelnship between misfud and our fbi. misfud and our state department. >> sean: and misfud in our intelligence community. wish i had thought of as myself. i'm kind of jealous. the mueller dossier, which is interesting. youu specifically talk about omissions in the special counsel's report. you also talk about -- explain how papadopoulos met misfud. here's the thing. congressman, we are going to papadopoulos and his wife on. the story and the tail that we now know is true, even "the new york times" i think trying to get ahead of it because they know it coming out, i don't know how long you knew but you didn't tell me and i wish you did -- they were using, you know, a young, pretty, flirtatious moment in this equation, right out of a james bond novel or movie. setting papadopoulos up. along with stefan halper, along with this professor. is there anything i'm saying that is wrong? out he did it go? >> i said this the year ago, and i got mocked and others got mocked. i said, i'm not interested

hack into computers, steal documents, and release those documents with the intent to interfere in theelion. >> rod rosenstein came out and said, "we have identified russian g.r.u. officers, down to the offices where they sat and their exact names." >> according to the allegation.. >> it was a remarkable moment. >> ...the defendants work for two units of the main intelligence directorate of the russian general staff, known as the g.r.u. >> it is by far the most extensive evidence laid out publicly, , that almost makes it irrefutable that russia did do this. ic >> narrator: the ients were the work of special counsel robert mueller. >> after a year of listening to trump say, "this is all a witch nt, this is all fake news, nothing is real, there was noco usion," here's mueller's answer: "oh, really? look at this. look what we have." >> when we confront foreign interference in american elections, it's important for us to avoid thinking politically as republicans or democra and instead to think patriotically as americans. >> rosenstein, i'm quite sure, enjoyed going out there with an affirmat

i mean, he's looking at a quinn up theel bottom. is been a great story that and the fact that they are producing a lot of cars. i know you were questioning the demand side. i have been working all morning on dow and how bad autos are in china. looks like tesla is not bad. i think demand there is better than people realize of it is hard to believe. what a good story. >> how about -- i mean any surprises for you with what powell was saying yesterday? >> what were people expecting, he was going to come out and say i was going to raise rates but i read the tweet, now i am going to cut and you should buy stocks that was stupid. the sell, the futures came in. they blasted it down powell is probably saying what, what, i didn't say anything. futures term this market $3 million not the whole market. what a play. sell on tesla. >> okay. we will see you in a couple of minutes. don't miss an interview with ceo of citi group michael corbat don't miss it. stay tuned "squawk box" coming right back it's not about quantity. it's about quality. no tr