also a federal judge rebuking attorney general barr for convictions from multiple trump aids. we're going to get into that as well. right now we begin with the big story. the democratic nomination for who will take on president trump hangs in the balance. today is the first full day this has been a two-person race and the last friday before another primary day that could fortify joe biden's lead as he tries to consolidate the party. biden leading with over 600 and 20 delegates to sanders 553, which means they're just about 70 delegates apart. mow, wh now, when that is the margin, call it a mini tuesday that awards 352 delegates is a big deal. what's coming on tuesday, what everyone has their eye on tonight could hammer home joe biden's lead or disrupt things again and make them closer. voters in six different states will weigh in tuesday. now, sanders had won four in 2016 but there are clue biden's momentum is continuing. take michigan. sanders' win with clinton was a defining moment and she went on to lose that state in the general election. bernie sanders' argument is he can

the natural next step is then why did barr do what he did? see what happened and we clearly see that what we do know doesn't match what barr said, then you have to go to the next step and say then why did barr lie? what was the basis of it? was it instructed? and what are the penalties of you purposely misguiding the public? we can't just stop like this a reality show and say oops we caught you. you lied. why did you lie? what was the motive? what was the instruction and what is the penalty here? >> all right. when we come back elizabeth warren was critical of. h warren was critical of t-mobile has the first and only nationwide 5g network. experience it on a samsung galaxy s20 5g. right now, when you buy one, you get one free. plus get 2 lines of unlimited and 5g access included, for only $90 bucks a month. field is narrowed to basically two, a new poll today has joe biden with a substantial 16-point lea and with the departure yesterday of senator elizabeth warren from the race, both biden and sanders are hoping for an endorsement from her. s

barr is not a man to stand none defense of our institutions. that he he trump's attorney general, not ours. and joining me now, barbara mcquaid. she has school. barbara has testified before the house judiciary committee in june after concluding that the report quote constitutes multiple crimes of obstruction of justice by trump. david corn joins us as well, the washington bureau chief at mother jones and author of "russian roulette," the inside story of putin america and the election of donald trump. i have my trusty copy of the mueller report which was autographed by you because you helped us cover the whole story. the story behind the story here is that this went to bill barr before it went to congress and the public. and it was three or four weeks before we got the real story and in that three or four weeks, bill barr spun a tale about what was in this report that didn't turn out to be the truth. >> yeah, and it's nice to see a federal judge calling him out for that. there's certainly some outcry about it at the time, but i think william bar

that's what one federal judge is calling bill barr's statements on the mueller report. he's calling into question the attorney general's credibility and ordering an independent rerur review. and first we'll have more on the exit of elizabeth warren from the race, who will her supporters end up backing. up b. i can't believe it. that chad really was raised by wolves? which one is your mother? that's her right there. oh, gosh. no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. it's really great. well, i'm just so glad to have met your beautiful family. and we better be sitting down now. believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. $$9.95? no way.? $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell me more. just $9.95 a month for colonial penn's number one most popular whole life insurance plan

there is a double standard and william barr has to break the double standard. who lied multiple times under oath gave material lies, things they didn't know, a man was trapped, given false information, they had the actual answer to the question in their briefcase so they trapped him. that is it, one count under oath. has to dismiss that case because one is a republican and the other is a democrat we have different justice, that is the way half of america feels now if not more. they look at trump going through impeachment for allegedly threatening the president of ukraine and biden walking around free for three years, getting $14 million and they say double standard. that is not america. >> i would appoint a special counsel, the president should have a special counsel outside the justice department looking at this. >> i agree completely. lou: 10 seconds to agree or disagree. >> i think it could be done by the existing the part of justice. if it is not quickly then yes. >> how quickly. >> another week or two. guess i will be auditioning for that one. have great w

judge reggie walton called out barr's lack of candor for inconsistencies that walton says barr's statementsort come -- regarding barr's statements about the mueller report when it was a secret. the judge said those statements do not match the contents that turned out to be more damaging to president trump. now, because of those perceived discrepancies, walton concluded he will conduct an independent review of mueller's full report to see what the justice department left out. he's ordered justice to privately show him the censored portions. worth noting, judge walton is an appointee of president george w. bush. paul butler is here to talk more about this unusual ruling. he's an msnbc legal analyst and a former federal prosecutor. paul, thanks for being with us. welcome. >> great to be here. i took off my tie. now we're twins. you're the better looking guy but we're twins. >> yes, indeed. you flatter me. thank you so much. this statement from judge walton, as i understand it, you know judge walton. >> i do. >> i'm guessing this is not out of character for him. >> this is an extraordinary stat

full disclosure -- i served with bill barr, and i served under bill barr. and i know him to be a personof otal integrity. >> the most fun part of the show is that william f. buckleyr. hosted the original "firing line." and in 1992, you were on the original "firing line." you were discussing torts and reforms, hed i'd like you to take a look at what you said >> let's move to another one of youproposals, namely the the cap on punitive damages. >> our proposal is to recommend to the states that the states, through their legislative bodies, consider imposing a cap. a number have, by the way. some have actually abolished punitive damages. they're sayinghat the efficacy of punitive damages is really quite limited.pr and yet the ictability is so high that it serves as a wild card. punitive damages claims are almost always asserted. by the way, so thesystem very frequently does work. but again, it has the wild-card effect, because when you do get a punitive damages award, it tends to be astronomically high. >> do you still think the same way about punitive damages

we are investigating we're seeing a lot going on there, bill barr has expanded his reach, nothing is great in the intel committee, with a grand jury and everything else, let me say something. when we talk about this, you are here because your passion about this. but when you go out and talk to people who may not want to hear this, you've got to start with the conservatives we've got to be less boring. okay. i'm tired of conservatives saying, well he is a great economy, here's this, the left is bad. i mean how many times are you seeing conservatives do this. people know conservatives it's time to get on your feet and passionately explain why this matters. it matters for our country. >> that's for sure. >> own it. >> you get really got them on their feet. >> we do have to have a hold people accountable, i get asked this all the time. do you think he's gonna do the job, what are you hearing from your sources, i believe that attorney general william barr, and that prosecutor john durham, are going to do the right thing. why do i say that? because i have to have faith in the american syst

barr told congress and the public mueller found the trump campaign did not conspire with russia. barr also said the justice department determined the president had not obstructed justice. >> about 9 minutes past the hour. after a brief hour of hope an alabama man is executed for the deaths of three police officers he did not kill. at my age? $9.95? no way. $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell me more. just $9.95 a month for colonial penn's number one most popular whole life insurance plan. there are no health questions to answer and there are no medical exams to take. your acceptance is guaranteed. guaranteed acceptance? i like guarantees. keep going. and with this plan, your rate is locked in for your lifetime, so it will never go up. sounds good to me, but at my age, i need the security of knowing it won't get cancelled as i get older. this is lifetime covera

but what he said is what barr did, didn't just destroy barr's credibility.t destroyed the department of justice's credibility. >> you went straight to my second question which is have we seen anything like this before. i know i haven't. and to have it be the attorney general by name is what's so extraordinary about this. there are federal judges here and there and cases here and there that question the way the prosecution in a case, the way they are handling certain things. we've seen some of that before. but never specifically the attorney general. isn't that what's so peculiar about this? >> yeah. well, i think it's both actually, lawrence. when you're the attorney general, the solicitor general, you are kind of supervising as many as 100,000 attorneys out in the field. and maybe once a year or twice a year you'll get a judge who says something about an attorney's credibility or something like that. but nothing like this even about a line attorney, let alone about the top attorney, a cabinet official, the head of the justice department, the attorney genera

attorney with ag barr years ago under president george w. bush said this to me.terday, the problem with seeing this through the prism of he is from brooklyn and he didn't mean it, he just talks like that. the problem is that is that according to guy lewis, it does set into motion protection for judges across the country. taking a look at federal judges, i see you nodding. i think having been ahead of the ohio state senate, you know what i'm talking about. may have sounded like a threat to someone. so does it need more attention then let's just move on? >> i think so. i don't think you want to be threatening judges. in not just judges but any policymaker be it in the executive branch, legislative branch, or the judicial branch to feel like they are personally safe to make what they believe is the right decision. that said, i don't think judges should be above criticism. they are not infallible. when they make a mistake via a lower court judge or a supreme court justice, political actors be at the president for the senate court leaders have the right to criticize t

this is what it will look like [ laughter ] attorney general - [ applause ] attorney general william barrin an interview today that he hopes president trump will stop tweeting about justice department criminal cases like that of former adviser roger stone because it makes it impossible for him to do his job. and then trump immediately tweeted, "you mean your job of covering up my crimes, is that what you mean? [ light laughter ] mayor pete buttigieg was caught on video attempting to do the "raise the roof" dance at a campaign event let's see a few seconds of that. >> go, pete! we've got this [ cheers ] >> seth: that does not look like a raise the roof that looks like the way you answer the door when someone has a gun in your back "no, everything's fine, carol, just come back later, okay yes. according to a new report, senator bernie sanders has had more fund-raising success with latino voters than any other candidate. but once they hear mike bloomberg speak spanish, that won't change. [ laughter ] tomorrow is valentine's day, which means the only cards duane reade has left are -- to my da

attorney general barr's credibility.eorge w. bush appointee, now wants a copy of the full, unredacted version of the mueller report by the end of the month so that he can decide whether barr's justice department was justified in blacking out various sections and keeping them from public view. and now tonight the justice department has responded with a statement saying, in part, quote, the court made a series of assertions about public statements the attorney general made nearly a year ago. the court's assertions were contrary to the facts. the original redactions in the public report were made by department attorneys. there is no basis to question the work or good faith of any of these career department lawyers. the department stands by their work as well as the attorney general's statements and efforts to provide as much transparency as possible. of all the open tabs in politics in the moment -- and there are lots of them -- you might want to bookmark this one. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help

attorney general barr's credibility. now wants a copy of the full, unredacted mueller report so he can decide whether barr's justice department was justified in blackout certain sections and keeping them from public view. and the justice department has responded saying the court made a series of assertions about public statements the attorney general made nearly a year ago. the court's assertions were common there contrary to the facts. the original redactions were made by department attorneys. there's no basis to question the work or good faith of any of these career department lawyers. the department stands by their work as well as the attorney general's statements and efforts to provide as much transparency as possible. of all the open tabs in politics in the moment, and there are the los of them, you might want to bookmark this one. m, you might o bookmark this one. ys of them, y bookmark this one. ys of them, y bookmas of them, you might want bookmark this one. ts of them, y bookmark this one. mark this one bookmark

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attorney general william barr to be there.ess conference was scheduled to start about 12 minute ago. we are still waiting. we will bring you there as it happens. meantime, there's a huge shortage of health care professionals and essential supplies as this outbreak continues to spread. i want to bring in the cl of the company called incredible health. iman abuzeid. a left from that helps connect hospitals with health care workers. first of all, give us the lay of the land. what are hospitals dealing with right now and how bad is this shortage? iman: even before the coronavirus pandemic, our country was suffering from a huge nursing shortage. health care became the biggest labor sector in the country in 2018. by 2024, we are going to be one million nurses short. our demand for health care in the country keeps going up as our population ages and there are not enough workers in the health care system. this has become even worse now that covid-19 pandemic has started. the shortages are becoming very extreme. emily: so, talk to us a

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. >> tile mcgoy, is attorney general barr's son-in-law.he white house of general council, he works there. rudy giuliani's son, the special assistant to sports. kyle yunaska, eric trump's brother-in-law. brett tahley. we could go on, right. we haven't gotten into -- we'll have to have you back to talk about the money that went into the state of kentucky, which is why mitch mcconnell is called moscow mitch. there's lots of fun stuff going on at the white house, i'm sure tim o'brien will tell us more about it maybe in some ads. >>> still to come, as the coronavirus is spreading across the u.s., trump republicans are trying to dismantle obamacare and leave 20 million people uninsured. perfect. more on that after the break. uninsured. perfect. more on that after the break tie. at ameriprise financial tie. we can't predict what tomorrow will bring. but our comprehensive approach to financial planning can help make sure you're prepared for what's expected and even what's not. and that kind of financial confidence can help you sleep better at nigh

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a federal judge just destroyed william barr's credibility and independence.ow, by the way, this federal judge was appointed by george w. bush in 2001. this dispute happened in a freedom of information act, a foia case, where journalists are trying to get information to redacted portions of the mueller report, and the judge said, i don't trust you, attorney general, to do this in a fair way, so i'm going to babysit this process, and the judge excoriated the attorney general, noted inconsistencies, said the attorney general lacked candor, and the judge even raised the possibility and raised the question if barr had acted that way in a calculated attempt to help donald trump. this is a real black eye for the attorney general and the justice department. >> yeah, a pretty shocking statement. thank you, eli he honig, as always. >>> up next, italy takes drastic new measures to try to contain the spread of the coronavirus. restricting the movements of 10 million people and banning everything from concerts to church services. results, it made her feel proud. they saw

barr's lack of candor specifically calls into question attorney general barr's credibility. barr has flatly denied claims he was misleading about the mueller report when he says he quickly and largely released. sources close to barr telling me this morning the judge is wrong on his facts and his comments on his intentions are inappropriate. amy? >> all right, pierre. thanks for the latest. we turn to those missing idaho sib listeni siblin siblings. the mother set to face a judge today as the fbi puts out a new call for help focusing on a trip the family took to yellowstone last september. diane macedo has the story. >> reporter: this morning, the fbi is asking for the public's help after releasing new photos of lori vallow's missing children, 7-year-old j.j. and 17-year-old tylee. they say this september 8th trip to yellowstone national park is the last time tylee was seen. now the bureau is asking for any other photos from the park that day that might show lori, her brother alex, the kids or their car. vallow seen here arriving at the airport in idaho on thursday was just e

and we have some people hoarding and attorney general barr is speaking about that in a second.e want to prevent price gouging and critical health and medical resources are going to be protected in every form under this directive. the secretary of health and human services is authorized to designate essential health and medical supplies as scarce. so they'll designate certain supplies and medical elements as scarce. and that means it will be a crime to stockpile these items in excessive quantities which is happening to a relatively small degree, we think, but nevertheless, it's happening. we can't let it happen. and we can't let them resell them at excessive prices which some people are doing. very simply we'll not allow anyone to exploit the suffering of american citizens for their own profit. so we're going to be watching that with our great attorney general very closely. the department of justice will be aggressively prosecuting fraudulent schemes related to the pandemic. yesterday federal prosecutors took action in their first case shutting down a websit selling a totally fa

but the slam on barr, i agree with you, was really extraordinary.nd -- >> he's a george w. bush appointee. >> and he was really exercised and -- but if you compare the report to how barr launched it back in march, a lot of people have that complaint. >> and ultimately, the impact might be perhaps some day we'll see the whole mueller report, the unredacted version? >> i think we'll see more of it. some of it, i suspect the national security stuff will not be released, but a lot of it related to the roger stone investigation which was then pending. i assume that will now be released because the stone trial is now over. >> jeffrey toobin, thanks for being with us. >> always good to be with you. >>> thank you to our international viewers for watching. for you "cnn newsroom" is next. for u.s. viewers, we have breaking news on the coronavirus crisis. "new day" continues now. >> the air national guard air lifting coronavirus test kits to a cruise ship off the coast of california. >> we don't have enough tests today. >> we're going to need millions and mill

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our and the work he spoke with attoey general bill barr about that effort.e get rerts of some warehouses, full of equipment. attorney generalwilliam barr says anyone trying to profit off f the current pandemic will face criminal prosecution that could vove prison ime ys the department of justice has seen evidence of hoarding critical medical supplis and tryinto sell them at higher prices, it's mostly a personal protective gear rgical masks, it also includes some drugs this week president order to crack down on ve retailers hiking up prices. barr says the order is not aimed at consumers who are stocking upon essential supplies for their own use we're talking about. >>middlemen whcome into the market try buy this equipment and important terial live for the purpose of jacking up the price north carolina republican sator thom till says some price increases are normal may be the use of the supplies needed to manufacture a product of got up and yohave to flect that cause but tillis said he introduced the ending price gouging during meencies act to stop sellers fro

barr: no, i won't. take on the task at hand which culture at the bank and to reform the management structure that you've the problem. so please, i urge you to resist the temptation to politicize and focus on the actual issues at the institution. me ask you, in the past, wells fargo maintained a in which core functions such as risk management was decentralized visibility from or accountability to wells fargo company leadership. a key management breakdown identified in the published lastrt week. i understand that the company as moved to build out an enterprisewide risk management like your peers. a flatter organization? mr. scharf: yes. will it fix the things of the past? mr. scharf: a combination of the things you referred to. no question we need an independent control infrastructure that does not -- any s not accountable to individual line of business, and in the case of risk and the other functions like this are directly to our board of directors. independent, makes independent judgments, and in combin

prison time but italso involves find barr says the deptment of justice has seen evidence of hoardingcritic medical supplies and trying to sell them at higr prices, it's mostly a personal protectivgear surgical masks, it also includes ome drugs this we president trump signed an executive order to cracdown on taile hiking up prices barr says the order is not aimed at consumers who are stocking on essential supplies for their own use we're talking about. >>the middlemen who come into the market try to buy ths equipment and important material op for the purpose of jacking up the price north carolina republican senator th tillis says some price increases are normal may be the ause of the supplies needed tomanufacture a product of got upand you have to reflect that cause t tell us as he introduced the ending price gouging during ergencies act to stop sellers from exploiting people's fears to pin it down and understand why. >>and if that really has proven to be going than people need to be held accountable for that barr dered every us attorney's offi to appoint a lead prosutor to tackle cor

lou: i know you are a confidant in attorney general william barr and john durham, the u.s. attorney from connecticut he assigned to investigate the investigators of spygate. sheer we are more than a year later and there isn't a work product or conclusion. and that has been part of what is the new fbi. truth goes there to die. reports -- with a report we wait patiently and we are told they can't comment because they carry out an investigation and haven't filed a report. it looks like a subterfuge straightforwardly that allows them not to comment and not to ever deliver the truth. >> i have done a lot of reporting from this area. there has been an exhaustive investigation. there are bombshell revelations coming out, particularly about how early the effort to spy object be trump and other republicans was. i think you will see it go back to december 15. there will be new new revelations and discipline. there will be new shaming of the people who oversaw this. there may be some more firings. there may be one or two indictments. but we'll get some accountability. i think john dur

lou: i know you are a confidant in attorney general william barr and john durham, the u.s. attorney from connecticut he assigned to investigate the investigators of spygate. sheer we are more than a year later and there isn't a work product or conclusion. and that has been part of what is the new fbi. truth goes there to die. reports -- with a report we wait patiently and we are told they can't comment because they carry out an investigation and haven't filed a report. it looks like a subterfuge straightforwardly that allows them not to comment and not to ever deliver the truth. >> i have done a lot of reporting from this area. there has been an exhaustive investigation. there are bombshell revelations coming out, particularly about how early the effort to spy object be trump and other republicans was. i think you will see it go back to december 15. there will be new new revelations and discipline. there will be new shaming of the people who oversaw this. there may be some more firings. there may be one or two indictments. but we'll get some accountability. i think john dur

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barr told abc news today that he thinks it's time for the president to stop tweeting about departmentf justice criminal cases. in other words, he's like listen, moron, how am i supposed to do your dirty work if you keep telling people about it? [ laughter ] and some people are applauding him. i don't know. i think it's a pr move. if barr did this without trump's okay, if he went down and sat down with abc news to say this without trump's permission, he'd be covered in tweet vomit right now. [ laughter ] he would be covered in little orange fist marks all over his face. trump's former chief of staff john kelly is also speaking out. last night in new jersey, john kelly defended the newly fired lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, who testified against the president, and criticized the president's position on many subjects, which is all well and good, but it's now a year since he left the white house. this is like a smoke detector that goes off after your house burns down. trump lashed back at kelly on twitter and is continuing to unload on former new york mayor michael bloomberg. it wo

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attorney general william barr is joining.we await the president, he is about to enter any moment, do we have "dr. oz" on the line? if he is there. >> i'm here. elizabeth: your reaction to the delay in the bill? >> very perplexing, very disappointing. definite shortage in the hospital systems. we're at epicenter here in new york. it is crisis mode. if nothing else emotional support but physical support as well. we don't have masks. we're short on iv equipment. not getting better. we don't have a lot of time. you don't know when the explosion of complications may erupt. we don't want to be italy, especially when we have the opportunity to intervene. elizabeth: we know that scientists identified nearly six dozen jobs to test against the coronavirus. the ibm supercomputer found 77 mixes. chloroquine, the drug of ma lar raw and z pack. they have obtained a lot of both to start the own drug trial. china found it did work, close row quinn and z packs. your reaction to that? >> i interviewed the physician who studied french study, i