this is real life, hayden.esn't know what he's missing. and how long do you think that's gonna last? [ sighs ] i mean, finn's a smart guy. you don't think he's gonna figure it out? oh, i 100% do, which is why we need to wrap this up so i can get out of here before that happens. well, i suppose i should stop postponing the inevitable. can't believe you're really going to leave without talking to maxie first. trust me, it will be easier this way. [ cellphone ringing ] [ ringing stops ] hello? forget about leaving town. and why would i do that? because nina believes sasha acted alone. we're in the clear for now. that is excellent to hear. thank you. good news? only the very best. welcome home. thank you. sonny: pumpkin carving already? well, you know, i know it's early, but avery was just so excited. if it's rotten by halloween, i'll carve her a new one. aww, you're a great big sister. the best. well, she loves this holiday, just like morgan did. we were just talking about that. yeah, we saw the, uh... the flowers

general michael hayden and janine hayden. [applause] general hate and we are really proud to have you in the schar school. michael has been teaching for us for the past 10 years and we look forward to him coming back to the classroom and i think he is a few words that he would like to say. >> thank you again for coming. i think this is going to be a really interesting debut. i'm looking forward to it. thank you again. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> there we go. all right so i just want to take another brief moment and acknowledge him. this gentleman has been through a lot in last year and this is one of this first-time speak publicly since he suffered a stroke so one more round of encouraging thought. [applause] i know we are running a little bit behind so i will shorten my comments much to the pleasure of my management at the schar school. first i want to welcome you all here. i also would like to welcome the audience that is watching right now on c-span, channel 2. we are speaking to quite a large audience and i think

say we missed this and persisted in errors and delusions, one of those being and director michael hayden put it this way and ash carter mirroring that we looked at russia and china and imagined they want what we want.e and in th even in the face of contradictory information and even the fact is they don't want what we want. it doesn't mean that we will go to war but they have different interests and aspirations and they want to play lifet by different rules. that is one mistake, the patrol is committing domestic even when you have contradictory and i begin the book with the poisoning a member of this times time last year impact on the streets o salisbury two russian agents used literally the most powerful nerve agent ever developed in the history of the world more powerful than that which we don't think anymore to attempt to kill he and his daughter. they thankfully miraculously survived a british-born man who picked up with was a bottle of perfume in which it was hidden. she put on her wrist and died within days. her partner, he luckily survived as well. he remembered the outrage from t

among those signing the letter, is chuck hagel and michael hayden. >>> republican lawmakers defended the president over the weekend. mitch mcconnell vowing to stop the push for impeachment and a campaign fund-raising video. >> when impeachment stops, with a senate majority and me as majority leader. but i need your help. >> lindsey graham says he wants the whistleblowers to speak publicly. >> if the whistleblowers' allegations are turned into an impeachment article, it's imperative that the whistleblower be interviews under oath and cross-examined. >>> ron johnson spoke out saying he had heard the whistleblower's claims over the summer. why he believes the president's denials of wrongdoing. >> when i asked the president about that, he completely denied that, adamantly denied it. unlike the narrative of the press, that he wants to dig up dirt on his 2020 opponent. he wants an accounting of what happened in 2016. >>> senator johnson also made a stunning claim about the agencies. >> do you not trust the fbi? you don't trust the cia? >> no, i don't. after james comey. >> you believe the

among those signing the letter, is chuck hagel and michael hayden. >>> joe biden speaking out, slamminghe president's efforts to destroy him and his family. biden writes, president trump slanders anyone he sees as a threat. that is why he is frantically pushing flatout lies, debunks conspiracy theories and smears against my family. this time, it won't work because the american people know me and they know him. >> biden added he doesn't intend to go anywhere. telling trump, you won't destroy me and you won't destroy my family. and come 2020, i intend to beat you like a drum. >>> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders recovering in vermont after suffering a heart attack last week. the senator thanked voters on twitter. he said, i am recovering well and feeling better. i am more confident than ever to fight alongside you to make health care a human right. sanders underwent surgery after the heart attack. he's canceled events until further notice. >>> a key player in the impeachment inquiry about to testify behind closed doors. we'll tell you the latest next. for all out confidenc

the 2021 state elections coming up so it's a bit rich to be nice to be talking about where this is hayden this anti-semitism and also anti muslim sent to me come can be coming from from just a lone wolf as we saw in wednesday's attack when really there's such a 5th of the population is voting for the f.t. or more in other parts of germany who would you know if you thank you very much indeed. well in sports kenyan runner and american wild record holder to keep chug a has done what some previously thought was impossible becoming the 1st person to break the 2 hour barrier for the marathon okeechobee to complete his a specially designed course in the austrian capital vienna in a time of one hour 59 minutes and 40 seconds the feat won't count as an official world record though because of certain strategies used including the way kit was paced back in his native kenya his family celebrated the seats at their home along with the rest of the country with people gathering public hearing events held across the nation. in tennis alexanders that has sealed his force in the shanghai masters final way

stephen: and at the end of those, they did not find any grounds to dismiss you from your jobs at the haydenum or on "star talk" or "cosmos" on fox, but, regardless of that outcome, i can't imagine that was aarcularly satisfying result for you or these women who have said that they're not satisfied by that result. what has this last year been like for you? >> it's been very long, and it's been. been -- when i think about what i valued over that time, it was, in particular, just the value of support from family, from friends, friends even such as you, even, and especially fans who were there the whole time, and they're there now, receiving all that i do for them, trying to bring the universe down to earth for whoever will listen. >> stephen: i think a lot of people, during the last couple of years of sort of the elevation of the expansion of the #metoo movement have been asking the questions what can we learn from this? what did you learn over the last year, regardless of what the outcome is here, what did you learn? >> yeah, that's what i learned. i learned that i had friends in time of need

i pulled half a dozen smart people with experience, jim clapper, michael hayden, john scarlett former head of m.i. six, ash carter etc. and we customized at the end because there is a way forward and some of these are ways that are already being pursued at all of them come back to the fact you can't pursue that in a credible way without an articulated strategy at the top and that is what they say that they don't yet have today. that is the shadow war. i look forward to my interrogation. [laughter] >> the first big question do they have a version of the munro doctrine or they want to replace this is the superpower or do they not know as working out, what do you think? >> the latter. their ambitions have grown over time and i speak a lot he's too hot itaught us that the naval wr college he describes how in 1949 come actually prior, china laid out these goals and detailed a flowchart of how they were going to approach power. first was let's solidified control in china and then solidify control on tibet. strengthen, build a military comic about the second island chaichain but they referre

general michael hayden represents the position of the u.s. intelligence services. we have a biblical phrase chiseled on the wall at cia headquarters you shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free so it's not surprising that the committee wants to wants to hear and so the view of people like me is that he is an enemy of the united states i would hope that if he's ever brought back in front of a committee it would be part of a package that he was bringing being brought back to the united states also to face what i think should be criminal charges. since april 11th 2019 hearings have been ongoing at a court in westminster in london isaan supporters are demanding his release. and. the former ecuadorian consul to be done by as has also attended. you know not if you go they've notified julian that the charges against him justify his extradition . and have asked him if you'll oppose it. just about this year and he said yes. but the british are the closest allies of the us when it's a matter of occupying other countries or starting wars. embodied by east is that

[cheers and applause] i'm carla hayden, the librarian of congress, and i hope you all have been enjoying yourselves this morning. [cheers and applause] now, we have a rather large crowd this morning for this

the usual suspects, brennan, clapper, michael hayden.at's 90 people demanding that the whistleblower be kept secretive who should never serve in national security again. joining us, tom fitton. what do you think of those 90 security officials signing that letter? >> i'm surprised it wasn't more. the deep state is run bipartisan liberal democrats. the government agencies are staffed by people who mostly oppose the president. especially a president like president trump who is a threat to the traditional foreign policy intelligence community scams perpetrated by the american people for the last 20 years. you have got an intelligence community that abuse their power. lou: i am serious. i think they should never be permitted to hold any kind of national security votes if they put the identity of the whistleblower above the public's right. the citizens' right to determine the credibility of such a witness against him. this is a third party hearsay with itness. so i'm not sure why we would care. but your thoughts. >> this is the alice and wonde

questions continued and got more intense one director of transition going back through 2006 is michael hayden a legendary director among cia officials former director of national security agency steeped in intelligence in the military, i really - - highly respected p-letter came in in 2064 years after the first detainee and said put this on more solid ground. he was a voracious reader to master the detail. let me read everything for the right path so that effort led to a few more interrogations but by that point the writing was on the wall just five years after 9/11 four years after the 2002 capture the program is already declining. the appetite was not there. what worked, what didn't interrogator said we'll think despite the national conversation this is the most significant technique we have sleep deprivation for example again and again is a technique that was successful people don't like to be tired and then they start to lose their will. so he scaled back the program sometimes the program was shut down their time they would scale back caa leadership if you want to change the documentation

larry pfeiffer served in that role under president obama, now the director for the hayden center forligence at george mason university. thank you for joining us. whatus your insight on goes on -- it may have changed but givesident trump, us a sense of what may happen presidents and heads of states. larry: these are practices that go back many years. the little i have seen with the release of the transcript suggests things have not changed much. that isa situation room responsible for setting up and coordinating the date and time of the call, the day of the call they execute the call. as the director, i would go to the oval office and tee up the president for when the call is about to start. staff members would be listening to the call and typing fast and furious, everything they could capture. the resulting three transcripts are then reconciled into one working draft that is then provided to the national security council direct or it responsible for the call. the would then massage text, fix anything that we may have gotten wrong, and then often making the language more elegant, flow

[cheers and applause] i'm carla hayden, the librarian of congress, and i hope you all have been enjoying yourselves this morning. [cheers and applause] now, we have a rather large crowd this morning for this particular session. and that's why i'm very thrilled to introduce our next program. for the past year at the library of congress -- you may sit down. [laughter] because i have a few more things -- [laughter] for the past year at the library of congress, we have been celebrating change makers. and i can think of few people who more than aptly fit that description than the united states supreme court justice ruth ruth bader ginsburg. [cheers and applause] >> okay, i'm going to hurry up. she is -- [laughter] a hero and an inspiration to so many of us. in fact, at four a.m. this morning students from american university were right over there -- [cheers and applause] camped out in front of this facility, and they are here. she says -- and i said, justice, you know, i'm going to talk about your graduation from columbia law school and taught at rutgers and columbia, spent most of your caree

. >> i called general hayden and said before this is announced publicly, director panetta wants you to know we are standing on all your shoulders. >> you delayed your honeymoon? >> i did. it made for an extra sweet honeymoon. >> it was an extraordinary success and it was an extraordinary achievement for our military and our intelligence. jeremy and michael, seeing you in the situation room that day reminds me of how much we value your expertise here. kristin welker, courtney kube as well. >>> checking the record, why the u.s. ambassador to the eu returned to capitol hill today while another impeachment inquiry witness was a no-show. >>> and lock him up. president trump booed and jeered at last night's world series game just hours after announcing the death of isis leader baghdadi. announcing the death of isis leader baghdadi ♪ born to be wild... ♪ ♪ ♪ born to be wild... for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, ♪ stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may in

he's writing a book about hayden fox. probably the request of the s jeff zucker.s a reaction, media reporter radio host jade contract along with conservative talk columnist, worked for fake newest scene in jeff for your reaction. >> let's stipulate. jeff is a man of the left. cnn is left leaning. >> sean: a propaganda arm. >> [laughs] >> sean: stage run socialist tv. >> as i think i said, jeff is more like the president of leftist state media inc. i want to be fair and say i've had an experience where if somebody was in the control room with him and got into my ear and urged me to get in there and fight. what jeff likes and i have this experience with van jones with a skip commercials and let us go on it a fairly passionate discussion about then candidate donald trump and the ku klux klan. that was election night. this was much earlier when they were trying to say that donald trump was refusing to attack the ku klux klan, which is not true. he likes quote-unquote good television. neglects to see it. stu and i apologize. >> but my point is they like it. sure enough

happening regarding the global involvement of spying on the trump campaign, i had people like michael hayden director of the cia under bush and other heads of the intel agencies trying to get ahead of a story once i was discussing foreign government involvement in interfering with what i think is a democratic process in this country. i was very pleased to see that john durham and william barr's investigation was expanding in both scope and capabilities as soon as his trip to italy and the u.k. was finished. what i think is going to happen is, i think the foreign governments that were involved that were actually probably prodded or weaponized to do the dirty work of the obama administration are now going to be the achilles' heel of the previous administration because they have new governments and place, they are not loyal to the obama administration anymore, and people like klapper and brennan who are more likely than not prodding these governments to do their dirty work are going to be telling barr and durham exactly what happened. that's why you see people like brennan and klapper become in

and to the extent to which john brennan and others, including even as good a man is mike hayden, doingo, is extremely unusual and i think it speaks of something that reaches back as well into the current crop of intelligence officials who again the president of a citizen trust and i could see why he would not. >> tucker: yes. i think it's reckless. i have to ask you about something that just breaking now. applying the speaker of the house is delaying a vote on impeachment. the white house it has mandate case that if you are going to make a case for impeachment, vote on it, and now she is saying they are not going to. why do you think it is? >> i can frankly think of a good reason from her perspective why she would hold a vote. it exposes vulnerable democrats who represent trump districts that he carried two of those that constituents in those districts may not like it all. this way, she gets all of the fruits of this particular investigation that she announced going on and none of the downside. and they are conducting a very unusual investigation. he looked back to the nixon impeachmen

briefings in which he was read into some of the sensitive intel about what the former fbi director mike hayden called the hack of our democracy and 2016. you write about the first meeting with donald trump's is something that for you conscious up memories of being around or investigating the mommeetinb. mr. comey: yes. were two dev meetings. the first was in a group setting where the director of national intelligence was going to a brief mr. trump and his incoming team on the unanimous conclusions of the intelligence committee which was that russia interfered in our election with the three goals, damage democracy, hurt hillary clinton and help donald trump. that actually was not the meeting i was nervous about. that one was odd, and it was odd what they didn't ask. i don't remember anybody asking, so how do we stop this going forward? you are about to become president of the united states. i remember the focus being entirely on, it did not affect the vote, right? to which the intelligence leaders had to say, we don't do that work, we can't tell you that. we saw no evidence that the russians pe

chuck hagel, michael hayden are among those who signed this letter. >> major developments on that front. >>> also major developments breaking overnight. significant foreign policy move by the trump administration. u.s. troops are right now withdrawing from northern syria abandoning kurdish fighters who fought alongside the u.s. to defeat isis. let's begin with suzanne malveaux. >> reporter: good morning. of course the impeachment process is now moving at lightning speed as democrats present their case. a case they believe is getting stronger by the day. now that they not have just one whistle-blower but two come forward. a second whistle-blower coming forward intensifying the accusations that pressured ukraine to investigate biden and his son. this whistle-blower has first hand knowledge supporting claims made in the first whistle-blower complaint and has already been interviewed by the intelligence community inspector general. >> people around the president who were in the oval office in the situation room are watching what is happening and are finally saying my god, this cannot happen

consequences for saying whatever they like the poll also found that almost half of americans think hayden says for saying whatever they like the poll also found that almost half of americans think hate speech should be made illegal caleb maupin has got more this morning. the u.s. that speech should be made illegal to them opens go more this morning the usa boasts that it is a land of freedom and the 1st amendment is a key pillar of the usa boasts that it is a land of freedom and the 1st amendment is a key pillar of the us constitution but ironically most americans now think it's out of date constitution but ironically most americans now think it's out of date and that it should be updated to meet the new cultural norms the fan that it should be updated to meet the new cultural norms the findings of frankly extraordinary free speech rights and or free press rights have awnings of frankly extraordinary over free speech rights and or free press rights have evolved well over 200 years and people now seem to be rethinking that now moved well over 200 years and people now seem to be rethinking

honored that we'll be giving a lifetime achievement award i'm announcing this now to general mike haydeno will also give final remarks to our audience. and i'm honored by that. so with that said, i'd like to now introduce greg potter. he's the corporate lead executive for northrup grumman at fort meade in aberdeen, and he'll be introducing the luncheon keynote speaker. greg? >> thank you very much. thanks, tom. thanks to billington for putting on such a great conference. it's my honor and pleasure this afternoon to be able to introduce the keynote speaker for this afternoon. major general dennis crall is deputy principal cyber adviser and senior military advisor. he was appointed to that role in february 2018. major general crall is a career aviation command control officer who has commanded squadron and group level. he's got deep cyber and information operations, operations background where he was the chief of the joint cyberspace operations center at central command as well as the deputy chief of their information operations center at central command. lastly, he was the branch chief fo

. >> to this attack on the american democracy that my former colleague michael hayden described as aolitical 9/11, the unanimous judgment of the intelligence community was that russia attacked our democracy, robert mueller testified in his july 24th testimony -- july 23rd testimony a giant joke, putin and trump. >> it's not a laughing matter. it's a very, very serious matter. russia did interfere, continues to isnterfere. and the fact that donald trump and putin can make jokes about this i think just shows how unable donald trump is to defend this country's national security. and it's something that i think all americans should be outraged over. >> and if you think about some of the high-level departures. john bolton gave a speech last week and sort of voiced his disagreements about disengagement on iran, on north korea. on this sort of emboldening of putin to treat the entire issue of election meddling as a joke. do you think that that puts some steel in the spine of former security officials to come out? >> i certainly hope so. i think that john bolton and others, even though i dis

he is the director of the hayden center at george mason university and a former senior director of thehite house situation room. larry also served as a chief of staff to the cia. the evelyn, i want to start with you. i just asked matt this, i think it's worst asking you again, the big concern is that these isis fighters and the families, as mat. was just describing, will escape and try to reconstitute the caliphate. the president was asked about this and he seemed to brush it off and said, well, they would escape to europe. >> yeah. i mean, katy, it's absolutely irresponsible what's happening now. the fact that we would allow this to happen, you know, the president threatened to do this last december and this is why secretary mattis quit, then secretary of defense, quit. in addition to the envoy to the region. what's going to happen is not exactly what matt described, it's actually going to be worse, because the kurdish fighters are going to abandon their posts guarding those hardened terrorists and their kind of hardened families, as well, and they're going to go and defend their own

white house reporter for "the washington post," the former chief of staff to cia director michael hayden, and a former republican congressman from florida. thanks to all of you for joining us. let me just start with you. again, we have all of this reporting preceding fiona hill's appearance today, the appearance still under way right now. do we have any sense of what has been transpiring behind those closed doors? >> i mean, so far we have reason to believe that she told the lawmakers what we expected her to tell them. again, there may be some interesting specifics and she may not have said some stuff she planned to, but our understanding is that she went in there and she did convey what she said she was going to convey, which is that she was incredibly frustrated that rudy guiliani and gordon sondland were basically running a shadow secretary of state doing end runs around her, around the national security council, and that this was a real problem. and, also, that she was incredibly outraged at the way the president handled recalling the ambassador to the ukraine, who was a career profe

former cia director mike hayden called it a political 9/11.e still have an administration at the highest levels, the president trying to get the ukrainians to turn over a server when i don't even know if there is a server. why are all these line ticks still corrupting our national security on the eve of another election? >> and a lot of experts in this field say the most important thing here is that president trump still has not fully acknowledged that russia interfered in the election here in american democracy in 2016 and is set on doing it again in 2020. and, you know, regardless of the details of how this investigation came to be or whether there was some mistake made along the way, the evidence is irrefutable based on the intelligence assessment that russia interfered in many different ways, the hacking of the emails, the misinformation campaign on social media. we have charged dozens of russian officials with those crimes. and it all goes to the president's ego, i think, because he, from day one of this russia investigation, has been ang

and for those of you following us online and streaming online, i'm carla hayden, the librarian of congress, and this is one of my favorite -- [applause] as you can imagine, times. and our next author is not only a local celebrity, he is also an international one. chef jose andres is as well known for the many extraordinary restaurants he runs as he is for his humanitarian efforts. in fact, he will be leaving directly after this program to go help others. [applause] so he's backstage signing books right now because if he doesn't catch the plane, he won't be able to get there. you probably know that following the 2010 earthquake in haiti chef andres formed the world kitchen to feed the distressed island nation, and after maria struck puerto rico in 2017, he once again answered the call for relief efforts by providing millions of meals with his team of chefs and volunteers. [applause] his efforts and experiences are recounted in his book, "we fed an island: the true story of rebuilding puerto rico one meal at a time." jose andres and his team have fed people all over the world. he's been name

>> you know, general hayden says that one of the reasons he speaks out and took the job at cnn was tovoice to the people in the intelligence agencies who are very reluctant to do that. i imagine a lot of people in the military feel that way when they see you. what do you imagine they feel? active duty military and generals of the bepentagon stationed all over the world when they watch this president on a day like today? >> since i am in contact with most of the millry leadership would never try to characterize their viewpoint. they will loyally support the commander in chief unless he gives them an illegal order. if the senate asks them for their personal opinions in closed session or opened session, they will hear. but i think what we got right now is any normal intelligent experienced senior official in the government is looking at this mess going on simply appalled at what's happening. there is no way to understand it. i never thought i'd see america reacting in this fashion. >> john heilemann, "the washington post" writes it like this. trump took credit for the ceasefire and sugge

and michael hayden. i've got some expertise but i want to start with julia. wild-goose chase? is this like him going down to hawaii to look for the real origins of president obama? is this o.j. looking for the real killer? how serious is this investigation? >> there's so many unknowns here, but it is hard to separate the politics from this especially because william barr right at the time he was opening this investigation tasking john durham to run it -- said i think there may have been spying into the president's campaign, which goes far below -- >> that's a use of a term, spying. there was an investigation of the president's campaign with russia. >> this was authorized. this was signed off by multiple people. judges have to continuously sign and renew fisa warrants which allow them to continue an investigation like this. they also have been going down roads we know that have been in prop gated -- propagated in conspiracy theories. none of that has teeth yet. i think the real potential damage from people i've spoken to is we're getting to this place where th

completed, the first person i boss, director leon panetta, told me to, was i called general mike haydenad been george bush's cia director i said tonight, we're standing on your shoulders and the shoulders of the men and women for the past ten years have been chasing this target. >> harry truman started the cold war, reagan ended. okay, maybe bush ended it. it was both sides. >> and everyone gave credit to everyone as well they should have. and this is a tradition that really goes back to the night of pearl harbor. after pearl harbor, franklin roosevelt invited the congressional leadership from both parties to come to the white house and talk about what they do next. that tradition went all the way through the cold war and the post cold war era. looks as if it's another that may be going by the wayside. >> he also asked wendell wilke to cut a deal with the british before the war. let's talk about the pelosi thing because pelosi is an honorable person. she's obviously partisan. no more partisan than anyone else in washington. a smart, patriotic person. in a statement today, pelosi said th

hayden, ii, and previously john t. c. open are hager jr. he is a fourth member of the circuit judicial of conference. he has volunteered service to the bankruptcy institute for many years. he served most recently as the coordinating editor for the a.b.i. journal, focusing on the problems of the code calling. even with all those accolades, frank knows the value of hard work because he is a west virginian through and through, and that's what we do. the federal bench that serves west virginia needs judges who are thoughtful, hard working, and have good judgment. frank fits that role. frank brings such a great level of experience to the bench, and i can safely say that i am pleased that president trump has nominated him to be a u.s. district court judge and the united states district court for the southern district of west virginia. i think we all will be served well by frank's service. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: thank you very much, mr.

griff: troy hayden, great work and thank you for keeping us informed.e. thanks, troy. >> thanks, griff. griff: we have seen republican leaders under attack. >> why won't you leave my husband aalone. [shouting] well, it happened again. this time to another u.s. senator. we will show you the confrontation coming up. where the hell have you been, soldier? >> training, sir. >> what kind of strange, son? >> army training, sir. >> army training, sir. ed: one of the best movies ever stripes perfect for your shot of the morning. is he biding servinpete isbusy e army reserves. pete: "fox & friends." doing a fantastic job this morning. griff, i just rolled through your hometown of washington, d.c. about to take the army physical fitness test. two minutes of situps, pushups and two mile run. wish me luck. ed and griff have you groomed me for this training on the fox square. i think i'm ready to go. jed, it's a tough job but keep those two in line, will you? all right, guys, see you soon. jedediah: so full taivelg with these two. ed: be safe driving with that phone

according to madeleine albright, general michael hayden, former senator turn in many others, overwhelming and is failed to advance our national security. and is in fact, imaging of interest. moreover as we will discuss today, muslim man keeps families apart and harms businesses and supports the false notion that actors are more likely to come from certain countries. this is contrary to american values and our immigration laws. best way of lynn the house of representatives in this challenging legality of the band and why an original cosponsor, and representative judy hsu and senator chris coons, no man act. this legislation would repeal all three versions of the man. strengthen the immigrant nation and nationality act prohibiting discrimination based on religion. in the issuance of immigration decision. in limiting executive authority to issues to travel bans. they will also delve into the waiver process and rightly so, so many aspects of the remaining mystery. the department of state plans allows 5 percent of waiver applications have been approved. the standards for granting waiver appear

the last time i saw him, he thanked me for working with carla hayden, the librarian of congress.saw a lot of things change in we lifetime, but understood were not where we should be yet. my heart is broken. as i weep personally and for his family, community, his unmatched integrity and leadership leaves a remarkable integrity -- legacy. his struggle for justice and freedom lives on. may his memory be for a blessing. some of the reaction from elijah cummings'- of elijah passing away. robert in pennsylvania, republican. back to our conversation. what do you think about republicans, democrats coming together? vietnami am a disabled veteran and i agree with the syria.nt to get out of speaking of abandoning the kurds, how many people did we abandon in vietnam? host: robin in cleveland, tennessee, it is your turn. caller: first, i would like to say these republicans are not telling the truth when they say weren't fighting. -- we were fighting. the kurds lost people for us. when a democrat says something you don't think is like, you always chime in. i noticed that about you all the time

you know, as general mike hayden said about that stunt, not only did they make fools of themselves, they probably broke quite a few laws in doing it. >> yeah. >>> still ahead on "morning joe" -- think about that, goes. a tale of two polls in the democrats race for president. >> joe biden had the lead according to new numbers yesterday, but a new poll just this morning shows elizabeth warren out front. we'll break that down just ahead. but first, let's go to bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill. >> we have an active day in california. winds howling overnight. we have one new fire that's formed and potential for rapid fire growth. the fire that's formed in sonoma county overnight grew from nothing to 7,000 acres in no time at all. during the day today extreme risk for areas of southern california. 25 million people are included in these red flag hours outside the mountainous areas out side of san diego. we'll watch that as we go throughout the next two days. dangerous times there in southern california. snowstorm in colorado from denver to pueblo. little shoveling before you head

stayed there and coached with hayden frye and a bunch of great coaches for five years that catapultedok is "no excuses." i want to know how you behave in the locker room in the middle of the game? do you shout at them? do you berate your players? or what? >> no, there is no berating. that doesn't work. more getting them to understand what is working, what is going well, let's keep doing this. what hasn't been correct you get them to understand, more than learn, what hasn't been working and why and let's get it corrected. stuart: but you won't accept any excuses. will you accept the other side of the coin, a reason? >> no. you either succeed an win or you don't and at the end of the day there is a lot of good excuses out there. but all they do is try to justify failure. we have nothing to do with it. it was plastered across our weight room wall, no excuses, for my entire career. you got to find a way to succeed. stuart: i'm looking at the sporting world right now and i see a lot of athlete very ready, willing, able to be sharply and harshly critical of president trump. the other side o

director hayden, c.i.a. director brennan and acting c.i.a. director morrell. it stated, the russian government continues to use local being aers in a number of ways, including closer to a target especially one who would be hesitant to offer assistance to russian operative directly or manipulate a target to suit their needs. they use these agents to probe individual targets, to see if they might be open to a relationship or blackmail, and they recruit individuals within a country to help them understand how to appeal to u.s. populations and target and shape the contours of disinformation campaigns. the recent senate intelligence committee report affirmed these tactics, explaining, russian-backed trolls pushing disinformation have also sought to connect with and potentially co-opt individuals to take action in the real world. the special counsel's report described how the kremlin and kremlin-linked actors deployed these tactics in the united states to interfere in the 2016 election, including as early as 2014 the internet research agency instructed its employees

ainsley: hayden is swimming foswimpulling for the nationals.we are immersed in the world series stuff. carley shimkus is here because jillian is going to the world series. carley: she is so excited. i'm happy for her. she will do a good job: let's turn to headlines right now. we begin with a fox news alert. breaking overnight, a marine is killed during a training accident in california it 21-year-old chris ball tease had died riding in a armored vehicle. came on the same day three army soldiers were killed while training in georgia. emotional general holding back tears. >> it is hard enough when you lose one soldier but when you lose three at one time, that pain is amplified. carley: soldier is identified as corporal thomas walker of ohio. sergeant first class brian jenkins of florida, and private first class antonio garcia of arizona. fighting bradley vehicle went off a bridge and flipped into water. the illegal immigrant charged with murdering mollie tibbetts is due back in court today. attorneys for christian rivera want his confession throw