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the final one he did that i had the most concern about was with major goldstein. goldstein his situation had been reviewed, he was allowed to leave the army. as you showed that earlier broadcast, when he had admitted to actually killing the individual, they reinvestigated it and his trial had not yet starred. the trial was due to start at the beginning of december. that's the one i have the biggest trouble with. that case hasn't been heard and we haven't seen the results of that and he hasn't been given the chance to make his case. we basically dismissed the charges. arthel: before i let you go, i want to switch over to the testimony of marie yovanovitch. dedicated, distinguished civil servant for more than 30 years. she was live tweeted by the president during her testimony to which ambassador yovanovitch said it intimidated her. if u.s. ambassadors don't have the cover of the state department, let alone the president, does this undercut their standing and post throughout the world? does this threaten their personalal security? does this threaten the country's na

goldstein wasn't the only one pardoned on friday.ent also pardoned army first lieutenant clint lorance who was serving 19 years for ordering his soldiers to open fire on three unarmed men in afghanistan. keep in mind lorance was convicted with the aid of testimony from nine members of his own platoon. the president also restored the rank of navy s.e.a.l. edward gallaghe gallagher. they argued it would undermine their ability to maintain good order and discipline and tangibly endanger soldiers in the field, but trump was lobbied heavily by some trump tv stars who he cares about more than any pentagon official. andrew exum summed up his feelings this way. these men, now pardoned, remain a disgrace to our ranks. back in may he pardoned michael behenna who was imprisoned after killing an iraqi prisoner in u.s. custody. but president trump is the only president in recent history to pardon service members convicted of war crimes. of war c rimes.is is my bod proof of less joint pa and clearer skin. man 2 vo: proof that i can fight psoriatic

in his first television interview goldstein spoke on fox this morning.it sends a clear signal that the president of the united states is paying attention that he's not going to be backed off by institutional elements of the dod and they are going to try to retain their ability to do certain things and force outcomes. some pentagon brass and former navy s.e.a.l.s worried the controversial decision by the president will erode the order of the ranks. jon: thanks very much lucas tomlinson. israeli forces strike multiple hamas targets after two rockets were fired from their territory. the attack the first of its kind since the beginning of this week's cross-border fighting between israel and another doesn't group and it threatens to unravel a shake a cease-fire there. trey is live in gaza with the latest. >> good evening. a cease-fire between israel and islamic jihad's appeared to be holding on friday until 2:00 a.m. saturday morning when to mid-range rockets were fired from the gaza strip into southern israel. israeli officials believe hamas is behind these

this is for doctor goldstein.mped into it but my concern is with regard to renewables and the fact that they don't work at night most of the time. speaking more, could you speak more to the issue of batteries and renewables versus versus the continuous output available with nuclear. >> renewables work about something like 30% of the time on average. so you need something to back them up. it's natural gas now, that's the big thing. natural gas is coming on really strong and is supposed to be clean because it's only half the carbon of coal per unit of electricity. that's not going to d carbonized. there's a much worse problem with is methane is a component that meets natural gas what it is. the methane gas. methane is getting out into the atmosphere will all the way from the wellhead to compression station to flushing out equipment and the pipelines. you are still when it goes click click when you turn it on and then lights, a lot of methane is getting into the atmosphere and going up really quickly and it's a green

>> yes. >> reporter: goldstein was charged with murdering the suspected bomb maker in afghanistan in 2010. another army officer, cline lawrence, was freed last night from prison after receiving a pardon from president trump. he had been serving six years of a 19 year stint for second degree murder in afghanistan after allegedly ordering his forces to open fire and killing two men on motorcycles. president trump also ordered navy seal eddie gallagher's rank restored to chief petty officer after being found not guilty of murder. defense secretary mark esper met with president trump earlier this month. >> i had the chance to have a robust discussion with the president yesterday and i offered as i do in all matters the facts, the options, my advice, the recommendations and we'll see how things play out. >> reporter: in his first television interview, goldstein spoke on "fox & friends" earlier today. >> i think it sends a clear signal that the president of the united states is paying attention, that he's not going to be backed off by institutional elements of the dod that are going to try

. >> major matthew goldstein was scheduled to go to trial this year. he was charged with murder after admitting he killed a suspected taliban bomb maker. charges have been dropped. >> navy seal eddie gallagher will be promoted back to chief petty officer, a title he had before he was acquitted of murder charges. he was demoted over a lesser charge. this is a big story that's been bubbling for weeks. >> 6:30 last night, the president made the announcement. he made phone calls to each one of them first to let them know in person and then ultimately made this. this is something that was anticipated for a while. ultimately, there was a lot of resistance the president faced from the inche institution. >> what do you make of the resistance. >> the resistance is the sense there are processes by which the military has always done things. what the president realizes is that the obama rules of engagement, the way we fought wars in the past meant we second guessed a lot of these guys and their decisions and prosecuted them vigorously, no matter the evidence. matt

goldstein, who can provide a curriculum. we're expanding. that program is growing rapidly. it's also growing, as i said, into more disadvantaged locations. we still have trouble with nasa. we have trouble because we don't quite fit, but we're picking up the first of our nasa funding for disadvantaged communities. we're also going overeast now. i think it shows a great story in american leadership. we've done work on contests and in germany, and so this is a great story of all working together, the students, the mmunity, nasa, and the private sector. >> 15,000, if i'm doing my math right, that's about 7 1/2 goats. you may think of an alternative price. >> well, i can think of alternative things we can uction off in texas. senator? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank all of you for being here today. we do have -- frame west virginia, and we have a great relationship with nasa and west virginia. we have katherine johnson center that we just renamed in her honor, our proud west virginian. i'd like to ask anybody on the panel, but in my observations, i think one of the most enligh

joining us now is david goldstein, ceo of togo labs.o that, he was president barack obama's lead pollster. thank you for joining us. let's unpack what we heard from cheryl. first, she said the democrats are outspending president trump on social media. i felt like that is a little misleading because there is a competitive democratic primary going on now. but is there any kind of advantage at this point that is meaningful that we can talk about in terms of social media advertising? david: if we wanted to discuss the inborn advantage the trump team has gained, we can talk about the $27 million they have spent on facebook since the 2018 election and how many of those ads have any of the rest of us been able to see and vet. facebook has a lab library but it is difficult to penetrate and look. you don't know how those ads are being targeted and who they are being served up. i think you make an excellent point, how incredibly misleading it is to say, well, the democrats are spending all of his money compared to trump. the democrats are spendin

they are first lieutenant clint lawrence, major matt goldstein and chief petty officer eddie gallagher. in fort leavenworth as soon as today six years after being found guilty of first-degree murder, serving a 19 year sentence, to fire on and in afghanistan. 9 members of his unit testified against him saying the men were innocent. to the former green berets and silverstar recipient matt goldstein, it dropped, he admitted to bret baer that he killed a taliban bomber suspected of killing several marines in a 2011 battle. and was justified in what he did. in a fox news documentary from 2016. take a listen. >> at the time. >> after he was detained the suspected bombmake a refused to speak to investigators. because of strict rules of engagement they were ordered to release them. >> there is a limit to how long you hold guys. >> also this. navy seal chief eddie gallagher has his rank restored to petty officer, doctor paygrade after being convicted of posing for a photo with the debt isis fighter. gallagher has been acquitted of murdering a wounded isis detainee. the white house issuing a sta

now to the former green berets and silver star recipient, major matt goldstein. he will have the murder charge he has been facing dropped. he admitted to fox news' bret baier that he killed a taliban bomb are suspected of killing several marines in a 2011 battle. goldstein has maintained he was justified in what he did and he explain why in a fox news documentary from 2016. take a listen. >> at the time, you think this is the guy? >> absolutely. >> the suspected bomb maker refused to speak to investigators because of strict rules of engagement. they were ordered to release him. >> there's limits on how long you can hold guys. >> that was with bret baier. also this, navy seal chief eddie gallagher will have his rank restored to chief petty officer. he was dr. pay grade after being convicted of posing for a photo with the dead isis fighter. gallagher had been acquitted of murdering a wounded isis detainee. the white house issuing a statement that reads in part "for more than 200 years, presidents have had -- use their authority to offer second chances to deserving

same in goldstein's case where he ambus and killed an enemy combatant.g you know, he's being brought up on murder charges. in the investigation, they fou no evidence to support this allegation other than matt said he killed an enemy combatant, which many of us have done. that is not a crime.th so still didn't like it, the rumor of it, that he wasin taopenly about this. they stripped him of his army special forces tab, took his silver star and held him for nearly 10ears. they've had this over him and his family's head andly continuoaid, hey, we're going to get to this and they kept bringing him on. >> rachel, i'd like you to follow up on some of this. david is making the point that in each of these cases, there was serious misconduct. you were a jag lawyer. c you prosecutes like this -- >> i defended cases like this. i was an aellate defense counsel as well. my heart is with the defense but my heart is also with the rule of law. and the rule of law involves process. there are numerous appellate cots establish to ensure that legal errors, if they do occur,

and army green beret major matthew goldstein who is charged with the murder of an afghan man.ed during a mission ordered by his superiors. trump tweeted last month that the case of major matthew goldstein is now under review at the white house. we train our boys to be killing machines, then prosecute them when they kill. >> train to be killing machines, one young officer said to me, that is not who we are. jake. >> barbara starr, thank you. >>> the mystery about the massacre of an american family in mexico growing. that's ahead. park capital of th, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. is just lik

two cases, gallagher and goldstein case, talking detainees murdered in detention. at that point and in the other case, first lieutenant lawrence case, there was a great dispute about the degree to which afghans approached the soldiers were any threat at all. nine of his colleagues in his unit testified that they weren't. there was no physical threat posed by them. the argument this is heated battle and asking these guys to be killers and shouldn't hold them accountable for that doesn't hold water. >> peers actually contradicting what they're saying. ryan, in general, we see this again. intervention by the president. how do top military officials feel about all of this? the reversal of gallagher's demotion, the pardoning of clint lawrence, a convicted murderer and also the pardoning of army major matthew goldstein? how do they feel about what this does to their ability to this? >> they advised the president against take these pardons. the president went ahead and did it anyway, lobbied extensively by some members of congress, some members of the veterans communities

>> take the goldstein case. he hadn't had his court-martial yet.e way you get to find out what the actual facts are, and he short-circuited that by intervening the way he did. on the gallagher -- with chief gallagher of the navy seal -- had his sentence commuted i guess, there were members of his squad that took incredible risk to report his behavior and that sends a signal -- this could send a signal, don't do this. i agree with the concerns about the overly lawyering of our military, but i'm not sure that the messages being sent by this is the one that everyone wants from it. >> chris: let's turn from democratic president of politics, because at a point when you would expect in the late fall of the year before, the fields begin to narrow, it's actually expanding. you've got michael bloomberg, former mayor of new york, who looks like is about to enter the race, and then there was former massachusetts governor deval patrick, who got into the race this week. take a look. >> this time is about more than removing an unpopular and divisive leader, as i

i'm joined now by alexis goldstein. me john harwood, a host of the cnbc digital video series "speak easy with john harwood." when we conceived the segment we were going to talk about the billionaire versus and sanders and there's been a bunch of them. bill gates had some quotes and someone cried on cnbc about how unfairly he was being created. and now we have just one, you know, coming forward basically to run on the agenda which is you guys are nuts, we want to keep our money and some other stuff. what do you think about bloomberg's entrance? >> well, i'm not convinced mike bloomberg is going to run. he has considered it in the past and decided he can't win the election, but it is hard to separate this emergence of the news from the recent angst amongst people, leon cooperman and jamie dimon and bill gates thinking that the hordes are coming for their money. the interesting thing to me is there are serious tax hikes on the table right now from bernie sanders and elizabeth warren but these billionaires felt -- many of t

truck you can see him at 7:30 tonight at the city goldstein theater on hayes street. you can buy the ticket information at city arts.com. mo rocca joined us. congratulations. officially a new york times bestseller. >> thank you. >> reporter: let's decided to marry with a check of the weather.ofthe sacepower with the sune and temperatures warming up. well above ave this ansan frcisco. std s in 73 in livermore. santa rosa and 71 for san jose. for today, one more day of warm weather with the ridge of high pressure in control and then some changes as early as tomorrow. we could let down, we are also looking at increasing wind as we go through late tuesday, and especially by wednesday which is why the fire weather watch will be in effect for all of the higher elevations. the north bay mountains, east bay and diablo range. 4 and was a little 7 and wednesday. let's time and the future cast. the wind gusts. we see a pickup late tuesday night and especially heading through wednesday. we see the strongest wind. the peak wind gusts likely by wednesday nightwatching that closely,

goldstein who is facing a murder charge over the controversial killing of an unarmed man in afghanistan he claimed was a taliban bomb maker was also a former army army 1st lieutenant clint lawrence who was convicted of 2nd degree murder back in 2013 for ordering his soldiers to open fire on 3 unarmed afghanistan villagers and then according to the new york times called him false reports over the radio to cover up what had happened he was a mediately turned in by his own men and finally trump reinstated the rank of cheap petty officer edward gallagher the controversial navy seal who was recently acquitted of murdering an islamic state detainees but but ended up being convicted of the crime of posing for pictures with a corpse yes with a corpse and selfies with an enemy corpse what a lovely trilogy of people in response to trump's pardons heena shams the director of the a.c.l.u.'s national security project tweeted with his use of his powers trump has sent a clear message of disrespect for law morality the military justice system and those in the military who abide by the laws of war i wou

in a fox news interview in 2016, goldstein admitted to killing the man after his release from u.s.ustody because he feared he would kill u.s. troops or civilians. another army office was freed last night from leavenworth after also receiving a pardon. he had been serving 6 years of a 19-year sentence for second-degree murder in afghanistan. nine men from his unit testified against him. president trump also ordered navy seal eddie gallagher's rank be restored after being found not guilty of murdering an isis fighter but posing for a photograph with a dead isis fighter. defense secretary mark esper met with president trump earlier this month if. >> i had the chance to have a robust discussion with the president yesterday, and i offered as i do in all matters the facts, the options, my advice, the recommendations, and we'll see how things play out. >> reporter: in a statement the pentagon reacted. quote: the department of defense has confidence in the military justice system. the president is part of the military justice system as the commander in chief and has the authority to weigh

a piece for the new york new york magazine and it was called publish the marshall project andrew goldstein is the notorious guy that suffers from schizophrenia and he was psychotic 20 years ago off of his meds and he pushed kendra webmail in front of the subway and that case sort of sparked kendra's law which sort of mandated that people with schizophrenia have to take their medication and it gives them more help and i could tell the story i could interview him and that's what i did. telling me stories isn't just about good reporting and access from the inside it's completely dependent on maintaining the trust of present authorities many of the i'm a journalist that we spoke to said they didn't often experience direct censorship but they did acknowledge that there are certain limits on what they can report and those boundaries are 2nd monitored by prison public information officers. this is lieutenant sam robinson the public information officer at sanguine state prison and i approve this story. at san quentin lieutenant sam robinson is the man with the final say we do want the newspaper to

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incidents of the type that that the 3 were convicted of or accused of one of them was major matthew goldstein he was accused of killing an unarmed afghan he had not actually gone to trial yet the other former army lieutenant clint lorenz had been convicted of murdering 2 civilians in afghanistan members of his own platoon testified against him in that case and finally the navy officer who's. whose rank was restored edward gallagher had been acquitted of killing a teenage afghan who he believed was a bomb maker he was acquitted on those charges but then convicted of posing for photographs with the corpse of that individual so his rank has been restored by president. rob thank you for that robyn is joining us live there from washington d.c. sudan's former president bashir has been in court facing charges of possessing illicit foreign currency and corruption but shia has admitted receiving millions of dollars from saudi arabia but says he didn't use it for private purposes police discovered foreign and domestic currency stockpiled at his home after his arrest this year was forced from office and

goldstein who was facing a murder charge over the controversial killing of an unarmed man in afghanistan he claimed was a taliban bomb maker was also a former army for me army 1st lieutenant clint lawrence who was convicted of 2nd degree murder back in 2013 for ordering his soldiers to open fire on 3 on armed afghanistan villagers and then according to the new york times called him false reports over the radio to cover up what had happened he was a mediately turned in by his own men and finally trump reinstated the rank of chief petty officer edward gallagher of the controversial navy seal who was recently acquitted of murdering an islamic state detainees but but ended up being convicted of the crime of posing for pictures with a corpse yes with a corpse getting selfies with an enemy corpse what a lovely trilogy of people in response to trump's pardons heena shams the director of the a.c.l.u.'s national security project tweeted with this use of his powers trump has sent a clear message of disrespect for law morality the military justice system and those in the military who abide by the l

i think so and i think that jeffrey goldstein the president of a.b.c. news has a lot to has a lot to answer for here i mean this is a. pretty self-evident but the problem is a lot of the people in the media seem to be implicated in this these executives at these stations are implicated that's what amy robach is saying in her words here jim virgin you're roberts you free she told me everything she had pictures she had everything we had bill clinton we had everything that's a direct quote from amy robock so i'm not i mean the only conclusion i can draw is that a lot of these network executives are very close to the people that were hanging out with jeffrey epstein per amy amy roebuck so she says quote i am so pissed right now amy robach speaking on the hot mike again the tape speaks for itself i encourage other insiders to come to project com slash brave if you have evidence of this we will have your back and we will tell your stories. the fund reporting very tough times on estates like a thank you for your time thank you. spain has issued fresh arrest wa

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names of three american service members, granting clemency for two of the army officers, major matt goldsteinirst lieutenant clint lorance. first lieutenant clint lorance released from a military prison, there's video right there, thanking president trump. he was released six years after being found guilty of murder over the death of three taliban fighters. michael waltz has been monitoring the case closely. he joins us now. congressman, thanks for being here this morning. >> thanks, pete. >> your reaction to the president's actions on friday night? >> first, i want to say that this is absolutely 100% within the president's right to do as commander in chief. when it comes to the united states military, he is the ultimate boss and he can make this call. i have had questions and concerns about first lieutenant lorance's case in particular for some time. sent a letter along with other congressmen and women to the president, asking him to look into it and asking him to look in in this case a pardon. here's the problem, pete, what we have to avoid and what we can not do. i'm not saying that he mad

ordered a review of charges against army lieutenant clint lawrence and army green beret major matt goldstein he's reportedly considering restoring the rank of former navy s.e.a.l. eddie gallagher who faced a court-martial who faced charges. the three pentagon officials tell cnn an information packet is sent to the white house to make sure the president understands what these soldiers did and how his actions could undermine the integrity of the military justice system. >>> the queen dissolves britain's parliament. the prime minister heads to meet the queen. cnn arrives in london. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. get a 4-week trial plus postage and this piece is talking yeah?. so what do you see? i see an unbelievable opportunity. i see best-in-class platforms and education. i see award-winning service, and a trade desk full of experts, available to answer your toughest questions. and i see it wit

some members of congress, even fox news personalities, and one of the individuals, major matt goldsteineared on fox to talk about his conversation with the president when he gave him the news. >> you joke about stuff like that but it is very interesting to get a call saying you know, stand by for the president, and out he comes. it was an incredible honor, and again within just struck by the words and listening and -- >> the compassion. >> and such warmth and understanding for what not only matt has been through, but our family, our children, everyone around us. >> now he had been charged with a war crime, killing an afghan man, but had not been convicted of this. so he was still awaiting trial, but the other two individuals, eddie gallagher had been convicted of missouriiposing wi corpse. and his rank was restored, and the third individual, clint lawrence, he had been convicted of ordering his men to fire on two unarmed afghan men, and he was released following his pardon. and now we'll likely return to the u.s. army. so again, three very different cases and all high profile and we're

the president pardoned army major matthew goldstein who was charged with the murder of an afghan bombmaker. .mr. trump reinstated navy s.e.a.l. eddie gallagher to the rank of chief petty officer after he was convicted of posing with the corpse of an isis detainee he was later cleared of murdering. >>> when we come back, prince andrew breaks his silence. he says he doesn't ever remember meeting a woman who accused him of sexual abuse when he was a minor. just heard, hear what his accuser thought it was like while she shared his testimony. tremfya® helps adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis uncover clearer skin that can last. in fact, tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya®. uncover clearer skin that can last. janssen can help you explore cost support options. what's this? cindy, that cold's gonna keep you up all night. and

the pardons mean that lawrence and goldstein will return to the u.s. army in good standing.awrence after being convicted had been imprisoned in'leavenworth in kansas. he will likely, we're today, return to military. president trump had been expected to make some decision on this. some members of congress had lobbied president trump. and some fox news lobbied trump for full pardon for levinstein and lawrence. he overviewed the advice of his senior military commanders who are worried this decision do have a negative impact on good order and discipline, as well as potentially underline the ucmj, the uniform code of military justice system. the white house says president trump as commander in chief has every right to make these type of decisions. this is something he had promised to do, take a look at these cases, and he's fulfilling that promise. again, a controversial decision embraced by some. some are also criticizing it as a potential abuse of the military justice system. for now, president trump making it clear these three men, two will be pardoned, and one will have his r

the president pardoned army major matthew goldstein who was charged with the murder of an afghan bombmaker. earlier he spoke about getting that call from the president. >> you joke about stuff like that, but it's very interesting to get a call that says, you know, stand by for the president and on he comes. it was an incredible honor. again, just struck by, you know, the words and listening. >>. copassion. >> come snoogs and warmth and understanding of not only what matt has been through, but our family, our children, everyone around us. >> mark esper and other leaders told the president a presidential pardon could potentially damage the integrity of the judicial military system. >>> congressmen are in a showdown with the president over his tax return and now the president is asking the supreme court to weigh in. the question is whether the justices will take the case. stay with us. there's my career... my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatmen

on friday he dismissed an outstanding murder charge against greenbrae matthew goldstein and pardon formerrent who was serving a 19 year prison sentence. the president also restores the rank of navy chief petty officer and eddie gallagher convicted of posing for a photograph with the body of a dead ices fighter but acquitted of murder. steve scalise is backing the president's decision. watch. >> i think morale is much higher amongst troops i've heard from because this has been a concern i've heard from our men and women in uniform for years, that they felt they were sidelined because they needed a team of attorneys before they could return fire on a battlefield. >> harris: and this response from a democratic congressman. >> this is not a question of our soldiers being constrained by lawyers on the battlefield. we seek justice and that's what we've done and of course the president has a reverse that and that sends a terrible signal to those good people in the military. >> harris: there's been a lot of reaction to this. >> melissa: there has and i think it's important to look at them all as

we also had eddie gallagher and matt goldstein who were part of the presidential aca shun actio.holly, franklin graham, burgess owens. don't go anywhere. jillian: a former critic of candidates going on so-called apology tour, new york's mayor michael bloomberg started his own campaign by saying sorry over stop and frisk. listen to this. >> i was totally focused on saving lives but as we know, good intentions aren't good enough. i want you to know that i realize back them i was wrong. and i'm sorry. rob: carli carley shimkus herh the backlash he's getting on social media. >> stop and frisk was one of michael bloomberg's signature initiatives. now he says he was wrong to champion it. this policy lets police officers stop and frisk anyone that had are suspicious of. bloomberg largely supported it and defended it since his times as mayor up until now when he is considering running for president. some are calling the apology disingenuous. one twitter user says kind of tough to gain momentum running for president when the first thing you do is apologize. john on twitter also chiming in

the president to stop and reverse a court-martial or to hurt court marshals and to exonerate major goldstein. is this a big deal in the larger scope of things? i don't think so. i think everyone realizes that the american military, particularly our special forces are not -- the one you have several cases recently where the president has intervened. we are focusing on eddie gallagher and him to be able to keep the trident as a navy seal. what kirby was saying is that it messes with our allies. you are absolutely right, he was acquitted of the murder charges, gallagher found guilty of taking up photograph. so, do our allies -- how does that work with our allies? >> i think it has no effect whatsoever. i think the admiral is overstating the case. i think the bottom line is the military justice system works, it worked in gallagher's case even though the navy data, i think, do a terrible job with the investigation. the other day a panel of six officers, presumably most of whom are combat veterans looked at the evidence and found chief gallagher not guilty, which i think reinforces the quality of

here's jonathan goldstein again.re over 100 cases, serious cases, within the labour party at the moment, and there are thousands waiting to be heard. there are nine prospective parliamentary candidates who are within the labour party who have been outed for very unpleasant anti—semitic comments over the course of only the last 2—3 weeks, and nothing has been done. labour leaderjeremy corbyn launched his party's faith and race manifesto today, and protesters were waiting for him. the message on this van reads, "labour under corbyn is institutionally anti—semitic." but again he's defended his party's processes. where the cases have been reported to us in the labour party, we have a rapid and effective system of dealing with them. mr corbyn didn't address the chief rabbi's comments directly, but he did address the broader issue head—on. anti—semitism in any form is vile and wrong. it is an evil within our society. it's an evil that grew in europe in the 1920s and onwards and ultimately led to the holocaust. but even tha

he talked about how he'd like to have clint lawrence, matthew goldstein or edward gallagher show up at rallies or even have a moment on the stage at his renomination convention in charlotte next year. >> it's shocking, i guess, but it's very trumpian in another. this is an extension into the military. he already raided the military budget to fund his wall. so there's that. this is actually taking people who are accused of some of the most egregious war crimes and popping them up on the campaign stage. the state department he clearly views as a vessel for his reelection campaign. the department of agriculture, he's doling out billions to help farmers. the gop is looking to the origins of the 2016 meddling. that is a domestic political agenda. >> the fbi wanted him to stop the investigation into russia because it covered him and he's told the cia, who brought him news he didn't want to hear about russia and iran and north korea, to go to school. >> politicians use their agenda as inherently politically beneficial but this is very different. this is actually taking the mechanisms, the res

. >> bret: army major matthew goldstein is trying to get his special forces tab and silver star medaling his pardon from president trump, stars & stripes reports that he has filed a request from the secretary of the army, he was stripped of his metals when charged with the murder of a death of a man in afghanistan, the president pardoned him two weeks ago. iran is accusing the u.s. of promoting a conspiracy to foment violent confrontations between protesters and government forces, we are learning tonight just how widespread those demonstrations have been. trey yingst corresponds from our middle east newsroom. >> according to amnesty international, the country's supreme leader the ayatollah is blaming the united states for the uprising. >> it was a deep, extensive, and dangerous conspiracy that cost the u.s. so much money and effort. >> the iranian regime says they arrested eight cia linked agents during the protests but gave few details about their identities. with iran's internet restored, the world is getting a glimpse into what happened during the crackdown against civilians who we

. >> you have major goldstein who was pardoned by the president, and the army is looking at whether he can keep the ranger tab and the silver star in the engagement that brought him up on court martial charges and as barbara indicated, confusion inside the seal community. there are three other navy seals going through the same review process as gallagher was for the same offense, posing with war dead. t those guys haven't gone public and the president hasn't weighed in publicly. it's a valid question. there's a lot of confusion. >> sometimes the president in prime time gives ukraine advice from scene hannity, and military advice from pete on fox news. like this. >> he's the commander in chief, he won the election, you didn't. you served at his pleasure and he has set a progreerogative, i giving him the benefit of the doubt, if you're a navy secretary or army secretary who doesn't understand that, then you can see the door. >> that's how they teach it at war. >> you can't really take away how much pete hexit has been involved in this process since very early this year. the "daily beast"

. >> major matthew goldstein was scheduled to go to trial this year.a suspected taliban bomb maker. charges have been dropped. >> navy seal eddie gallagher will be promoted back to chief

minority leader mccarthy wrote a letter to james goldstein demanding abc hand over the video interviewbuck conducted, and more information pertaining to why the story was not published. in this letter mccarthy said "it is clear that abc news is enabling of mr. epstein has consequences, fewer victims willing to come forward to bring perpetrators of this modern day flagrant injustice in possibility that any number of miners could've been spared from human trafficking over the past three years." abc news has not commented on this letter, but they have said that amy roebuck's reporting did not meet standards to error. >> john: we will see how this goes from here. three people dead after a shooting in a walmart parking lot this morning happened in duncan, oklahoma. 80 miles south of oklahoma city. police say they found a man and a woman dead inside a car, another man found dead outside the car. the police chief said that the shooter believed to be one of those three people. family members told the local station that a domestic dispute sparked the violence. police in california searching for

he pardoned major goldstein, another one of these individuals who was going through a court martial,adn't even been through trial yet. his case had not even been heard by a jury. he was alleged to have killed three afghan -- i'm sorry -- another prisoner that was in detention, a taliban prisoner, excuse me. anyway, he had never gone through court martial, and the president pardoned him. now the army is going through a similar review process to see if he can keep the silver star that he won in that engagement as well as his ranger tab, which is a very similar thing to a trident pin. it's a warfare designation inside the army. so the army is watching this navy case very closely because they're next in the chute. >> admiral kirby, thank you for your time as always. >> you bet. >>> you know, congressman devin nunes accused of pursuing his own scheme to dig up dirt on the bidens. we need answers about this, and i'll make my case. that's coming up next. now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja food