when they you want to feel bad >> seth: i'm sorry, is svetlana your mother's friend >> she says svetlanale that said some american parents let their kids come home from college, because they didn't like their roommatesyo think living with a college roommate is hard try living with an immigrant mother no matter how bad your collegere roommate is, they'ot gonna keep week-old veal tongue in the fridge [ light laughter ] and they certainly wouldn't ask every date you bring back to the dorm when he intends to propose. [ laughter ] "do you know that she is already 20 her ovaries will not last forever. [ laughter ] seth, it may seem like it's tough to be raised by immigrants, but they're just trying to prepare you for the real world they would never embarrass you by getting arrested like some of these celebrity snplow parents, but they will embarrass you by putting you in a top hat and a tux. [ laughter ]"e this has been ryone should be raised by immigrants. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: dina gusovsky, everybody. we'll be right back with music from soak. [ cheers and applause ♪ ch comfort an

svetlana who was the seductress, for some reason they're always named svetlana. so be careful out there with svetlanas. she was a russian asset and she emigrated to the united states which is an act that the russians consider as a traitorous and was unhappy and wanted to go back and had to earn her passage back. i learned how the soviets used their assets in other countries. i learned how they targeted people that had access to classified information, how they could identify people about financial troubles or people with infidelity in their marriage and richard miller was a good target for them, and the inducements were sex and financial. those are sort of age-old inducements and if you look at the investigation here, who were the weak links in the trump organization that the russians might identify? well, carter page screams out at you and george papadopoulos and paul manafort. paul manafort had a pre-existing relationship with people affiliated with russian intelligence. paul manafort was driven by the desire to make money and paul manafort wanted to be made wh

1963 she's the only woman to have flown into space solo it wasn't until nearly 20 years later that svetlana 7 scalia became the 1st woman to set foot on a space station and in 1984 the 1st to carry out a space walk but gender equality in space was still light years away. american astronaut sally ride was preparing to take off on the space shuttle challenger to deploy to satellites when nasa asked her if $110.00 pounds would be enough to see her through the weeklong trip a number that would last most women for months. but slowly female astronauts gained acceptance in 1905 eileen collins was the 1st woman to pilot a space shuttle she flew the discovery to the russian space station mir. and in 2007 peggy whitson became the 1st female commander of the international space station the i assess. with a total of $665.00 days in space she still now says most experienced astronaut of any gender. to date 63 women from 9 countries have carried out missions and space most of them can. from the united states. so far germany hasn't sent a woman into space but the store now at an initiative has selected 2

and he failed to interview svetlana lokhova about these matters. is that correct? >> i won't get into these matters you refer to. >> you had a team of 19 lawyers, 40 agents, and an unlimited budget. correct, mr. mueller? >> i would not say we had an unlimited budget. >> let's continue with the ongoing -- the opening of the investigation, supposedly on july 31st, 2016. the investigation was not based on intelligence, but a rumor conveyed by alexander downer. on volume 1, page 89, your report describes him blandly as a representative of a foreign government. but he was actually a long-time australian politician. not a military or intelligence official. who had previously arranged a $25 million donation to the clinton foundation and has previous ties to dear love. so downer conveys a rumor he supposedly heard about a conversation between papadopoulos and joseph mifsud. james comey has publicly called mifsud a russian agent. yet, your report does not refer to mifsud as a russian agent. mifsud has extensive contacts with russian governments and the fbi. for example, the

collaborator, richard dearlove, head of mi-6 spread these allegations and you failed to interview svetlana lokova about these matters. is that correct? >> i'm not going to get into those matters to which you refe refer. >> you had a team of 19 lawyers, 40 agents and unlimited budget. correct, mr. mueller? >> i would not say we had an unlimited budget. >> let's continue with the opening of the investigation, supposedly on july 31st, 2016. the investigation was not opened based on an official but based on a rumor by alex ander downer. volume i, page 89, your report describes him blandly as a representative of a foreign government. he was actually a long-time australian politician, not a military or intelligence official who previously arranged a $25 million donation to the clinton foundation and, has previous ties to dearlove. so, downer conveys a rumor he supposedly heard about a conversation between papadopoulos and mifsa, calling mifsa a russian agent, yet your report does not refer to him as a russian agent. he has extensive contacts with western governments and the fbi. for example, a r