let's start with rudy giuliani calling this investigation a lynching mob. listen to what he said. >> we'll challenge mueller to write whatever you got, take your best punch, with all your 13 democrats there, you couldn't find a republican? so you got a group there that's a lynching mob. let them do their job and boy we're ready to knock the heck out of you with our report which will be authoritative and backed up. it'll be backed up with law and facts and we'll let the american people decide this. >> a lynching mob, let that lynching mob do its part, finish its job and then rudy went on to say they better finish by september 1st or they'll be meddling in the 2018 elections. >> i got to tell you i am just angry at the idea that fbi agents and doj, federal prosecutors are being called a lynching mob. a lynching mob say group of people who are going to commit a heinous crime and these are people doing their jobs to protect us to try to prevent crime, to try to investigate crime. it is -- it is hard being a federal prosecutor. it's hard being an fbi agent. those

>>> you have a group that is a lynching mob. we're ready to knock the heck out of you. >> the circumstances around james comey's firing. >> he actually did have russia on the brain. >> it has nothing to do with donald trump. >> clearly there is still cause for concern. we will continue to follow the issue. >> he is doing everything he can to make sure people never trust the fbi. >> former spy chief sat down with dinner for mike pompeo. >> he should be indicted as a war criminal. >> if we can be successful in denuclearization. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> it is now clear for everyone to see that the president and his allies are like lucy, trying to pull the football on the russia investigation and really not just that. they are looking to tackle the kicker overnight. overnight rudy guiliani called the special investigation a lynching mob but says he better finish by september 1st or that would be unfair. >> former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe has 2ur7bd of a confidential memo to special khan

. >> stephen: you describe him as being-- or the people around him, as having a mob, or a cosa nostrad the people around him that feels like a mob, which you prosecuted, to you? >> the leadership style is actually strikingly similar. and when this first popped in my head, i pushed it away, because i thought that's way too dramatic. how could that comparison be apt? and i don't mean it in the sense that donald trump is out breaking legs or shaking down shopkeepers, i mean it in the sense when he leads, it is all about the boss. what will serve the boss best? how are you helping the boss. it's all about that person, and nothing external to that, and that reminds me very much of the cosa nostra leadership. >> stephen: well, if you felt like you were working for a mob boss, were you surprised that you got whacked? ( laughter ) because that's what they do. >> i actually was quite surprised because i thought i'm leading the russia investigation. even though our relationship was becoming strained, there's no way i'm going to get fired or whacked. >> stephen: why? why wouldn't you get fired?

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it comes as he calls mueller's team a lynching mob. andrew mccabe has turned over awe confidential memo that he wrote about james comey's firing. mccabe details a conversation that he had with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein in the days after comey was dismissed. mccabe was reportedly concerned that rosenstein was providing a cover story for why the president fired comey. >> does rosenstein have a conflict of interest because he knows the president was thinking about russia when he fired comey. he may have to recuse himself here. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo meets with a former top spy. this is the highest level on u.s. soil in two decades. >>> when roseanne barr makes a racist comment about valerie jarrett, who deserves an apology? well, president trump, at least according to president trump. no one is more victimized by this than a 71-year-old white guy. he said nothing about the racism. what is he really saying here? let's begin our coverage from joe johns live at the white house. joe? >> reporter: good morning, john. wh

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it for a long time was an italian mob business and for the last 20 years a russian mob business.s soon as the taxi business came up in the cohen case my first thought was this was a mob business. this guy is a russian american. i don't think this is separate from the russian collusion case necessarily. i don't know what all he has got to say. but michael cohen has moved in the world of russian bankers, russian money and real estate for a long time. and he has moved into the russian emgrants and russian americans in this city n this country. there is going to be overlap between those two investigations this. guy could very well be not necessarily the only key but on the basis of the kind of deal he got cut he could be important in putting pressure on cohen, a particular kind of pressure that opens up a whole wide avenue of discussion that goes to the heart of what robert mueller is thinking about related to trump. >> i never thought i'd write a tee about the taxi king. i'm out of my depth here. let me ask you to pick up this thread that this could be because of cohen's interest no

now we have a mob in punishment overdrive.ow will if we are going to be anti-racist, let's be anti-racist across the board. kennedy: -- >> i say she should tweet even more about what was going on. i think it wasn't just the ambien. i had ambien and three jack and cokes. kennedy: it's a good lesson for everyone out there, if you are drink and popping pills, put your phone away before you start. make sure it's nowhere near. she'll go on a podcast friday. what should roseanne say. >> we had two didn't stories, it was ambien or drinking or a dumb joke. i would love the apology and own up to it. even though she is associated with trump, we'll move on to something else. she can say i'm a comic who made a bad joke. done. but across the board, we don't do rollover. kennedy: charlie sheen, i wouldn't be surprised if they brought back 2 2/men. and -- "2 1/2 men" and i wouldn't be surprised if he went on a coke-filled hooker binge. >> kick roseanne off the show. we can have a second roseanne. kennedy: all these people -- it's not just ac

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video that went viral, gagandeep singh, who had been visiting a temple, was seen stepping in when a mobve due to the death threats. that's on bbc hindi. japanese hunters have caught and killed 122 pregnant minke whales, as part of what it calls a "field survey". after weeks of surveys, the whale meat is then sold to be eaten. japan says its whaling programme is for scientific purposes. that's despite a un ruling against its "lethal research" and widespread condemnation. a us tele—evangelist has asked his followers to help fund his fourth privatejet. he justified the request by saying "ifjesus were on earth today, he wouldn't be riding a donkey." jesse duplantis said god had told him to buy a falcon 7x for $54 million. and this is one of the most read: archaeologists at pompeii have uncovered the remains of a man who was decapitated by a rock while fleeing the volcano. mount vesuvius erupted in 79 ad. this skeleton appears to be from a man who survived the initial explosion and was trying to flee, but a leg injury appears to have have slowed him down, before he was crushed by the huge st

>> yes, and 1843, he was attacked by a mob in pendleton, indiana where he broke his wrist. he claimed his life was staged by an abolitionist named white. he had a life paid thrown at him in a church. a small pagan --pig. me --done is to astonished me we talk about guns but people did not bring firearms who wanted to attack abolitionists that they attacked them with eggs and fruit and stones. it was part of the method. to get audiences to respond. you did not want a brick in your face that when an audience responded with hostility, sometimes it was the best thing that could happen because the next night would have more people. all theeath threats time, not all the time but there are examples in his papers. events were canceled because of threats. there was no internet. he was not trolled but he was trolled. thisu opened yourself to one. can you elaborate on the connection between how you would frame the gettysburg address and douglass'? >> both those speeches, one very minutes, five minutes. the other, about an hour and a half for both have a rebirth metaphor. rebirth is the

something we would talk about earlier off camera is that perhaps for many people in other countries a mob a little bit difficult to understand why is this such a big deal for russians why the parade why the spectacle why is this a national holiday. that's partly to do with the sacrifice that the russians made for this war is not because it is of course it is and the more than that you've got to understand the sat the sheer magnitude of this sacrifice one in five russians was killed lost his life in this horrific in this terrible war i mean just imagine five of your friends for example one of them one of them is statistically going to die after the war there was so many women who couldn't find a husband not because you know because of their character or because they were pretty enough or anything so some dealt just because there weren't enough men because there weren't enough men woman had to go and do jobs that but then traditionally male very difficult jobs you know in the in those times you didn't have the equipment to pay for roads it was taxing work and the whole country paid after th

a mob scene in san francisco union square as thousands came out to catch a glimpse of kylie jenner. she opened a new pop up store there. christy? >> reporter: that's right. the crowds did go crazy out here. crazy in a good way, though. they were screaming, some in tears, of course. trying to take pictures of her when kylie jen ershowed up. i want to show you what the crowd looks like in front of her pop up store and it's been like this for hours. >> the scream started before kylie jenner arrived and got more when she moved into her pop up store. >> most of the people wanted to see here. >> reporter: the line to see the reality show star stretching pr blocks. some people camped out over night. >> she's a kardashian, why not meet a kardashian. >> bro dy brooks came with friends and shopped before she arrived. >> i haven't bathed. i've been sleeping on the floor. >> we haven't been sleeping. >> i don't know what to do at this point. >> reporter: many fans came out with several bags, they were let in groups. >> i got lipstick for my friends and coworkers. >> i like the way kylie present

>> it is like a mob -- it is like a mob movie.ut you know, another indication that natasha is absolutely right about all of this, this tone is set by the president who has dumbed down the level of language and the rhetoric and the tactics. it feels like we're on a sixth grade playground so often. >> well said. >> we knew that from the campaign. >> in a tough pretty neighborhood, actually. >> it's a very, very tough neighborhood. but look, rudy giuliani is not articulating any sort of a coherent legal strategy whatsoever. and what you see is basically, you know, a hint of how incoherent that legal strategy is. but also how they're going to treat this like a back-alley fight, broken bottles. they're playing it in the court of public opinion, and maybe simply hoping to throw up so much mud, so much slime, that everybody doesn't want to pay attention. they want to look away. >> let me go to caroline on this question. they're making a big deal about the first anniversary of the investigation. the republicans pushed white water, which l

so many tough team victims and sex slaves in holland is famous for its red light district there's a mob for young girls into prostitution and so i think traffickers make use of our system. legalize prostitution to bring them in all of these to the past to get them into. prostitution holland six hundred and sixty million euros every year four million tourists flock to amsterdam most to steroids and often times the mines the prostitutes working in it's me only would. have a lot of money some here might turn the women families together if we had been down here bush asked me and the victim in the traffic toshi that has worked for sixteen years with the women has been working in the windows of amsterdam's red light districts if you want to you even think and you want to believe there are a lot. the things what they're doing you know. the story behind them is so different that what you see each street she says is organized by nationality. there are certain streets where you have the south america transsexuals then there's another street where the majority are at hungary into the sea and then

he is called president trump out of step with those values comparing him to a mob boss and stresses personal loyalty over the law and has little regard for morality or truth. not surprisingly the president has had some choice words for mr. comey calling him a bleaker and a liar among other derogatory names. meanwhile sales of "a higher loyalty" keep going up. [applause] and tickets for events like this one fell -- sell out in minutes. this evening you will get a chance to see and hear mr. comey in person and form your own impression without a filter. you will be in conversation with mike allen one of washington's most prominent and tireless journalist. mike wrote for the "washington post" and a couple of other news organizations before watching the daily newsletter playbook and "politico" just over a decade ago. he left with ago and 2016 to help establish axios where he is now executive editor and author every morning of the newsletter axios a.m.. ladies and gentlemen please turn me in welcoming james comey and mike allen. [applause] >> thank you very much brad. we admired the business the l

we're going to go through this you couldn't go through a mob. this agreement has been worked out over twelve years a long diplomatic process. isn't really gobert it's certainly far from ideal i'm not so much up with this. i also agree that there are many other issues of concern with iran log the fight against israel the ballistic missile program the role that iran plays in syria. all that is correct and yet i believe that it is not right to unilaterally terminate an agreement which was negotiated and then approved unanimously in the un security council i inched to me to believe this violates confidence in the international order. for us to let the thought oh. ok i just want to pick up on those words from chancellor merkel it is not right to unilaterally unilaterally terminate an agreement this violates confidence in the international order. is traditionally quite cautious quite a diplomatic politician so there's a pretty strong words for this is very unusual for merkel but she has spoken previously and want against the idea for texan is an isolat

so you have a group there that's a lynching mob. >> we are joined now by former members of what rudy giuliani would call a lynching mob, joyce vance former u.s. attorney for alabama, and back with us is jill wine-banks former federal prosecutor. joyce vance i want to get your reaction to what rudy giuliani just said. >> it's incredibly disturbing to hear him say that, lawrence. i live in alabama and not too many weeks ago a memorial to victims of lynchings occurred down here. these were people who were killed without a trial,an often people who had done nothing wrong. and for rudy giuliani to compare what robert mueller's team of experienced prosecutors and investigators from whom we haven't heard a single peep of a leak in this entire run of an investigation, for him to compare those people to lynching mobs in the deep south during jim crow and earlier eras is deeply offensive. >> jill, it used to be the accepted position of special prosecutors is that they come from the opposing party of the president. you don't want a democratic special prosecutor investigating a democratic preside

it seems like sean hannity has likened bob mueller to a mob boss running a mob family operation.'s around the corner in terms of their defense against the investigation? >> well, the risk is, it was sort of a pick your own poison. at the beginning of the administration, the president was also sort of hate watching a lot of msnbc and a lot of cnn and that created one set of headach headaches for this white house. he's hearing what he wants to hear. he's hearing what his base hears. but then you see him sort of engaging in some conspiracy theories, getting advice his lawyers might not want him to have. and obviously not governing towards the center. >> all right. none of those helpful. ashley parker, bob, thank you very much. when we come back my favorite headline of the day. white house leakers leak about leaking. don't go anywhere. today, there are more sensors on our planet than people. we're putting ai into everything, and everything into the cloud. it's all so... smart. but how do you work with it? ask this farmer. he's using satellite data to help increase crop yields. that's

kill a mob and looks at how far the billionaires sphere of interest extends. now with all this talk of foreign meddling you would think that the activities of a hungry and billionaire pouring money into american politics might get more mainstream media play george soros is a long time liberal money man and right now he's trying to influence the election of district attorneys across the united states basically he's pouring money into the campaigns of prosecutors he thinks will enforce the law in line with his liberal politics my name is noah phillips and i'm running for district attorney got some work and some healing to do to rebuild trust so we can keep sacramento safe forever. now getting supported by george soros isn't always a plus the man has plenty of detractors what is the out of state billionaire funding no with phillips campaign not telling us know what to say and dangerous wrong for. george soros has been sticking his nose into politics around the world for decades he started out funding anti communist dissidents during the late period of the cold war

is standing by for us in the kettle on capital of barcelona good evening to you and why does forged a mob reject being appointed as leader of the region isn't this the job that he wanted to have back. hello good evening from barcelona spain blogged good someone from being elected president so it's legally impossible that someone is president again and that's why he chose a new candidate to be elected next week to be elected next as the next president and it's important to mention us as you said the man i sent it to on the twenty second of may it will finish the period to have a new president in catalonia and if that's how long it has no president will have new elections telling us not elections that will take place on july so that means article one five five that suspense kept telling us self-government right will continue until june i've got to run as president on on the chance to check on the fly ok let me ask you about the person in the bridge to mom proposed today. a political newcomer i mean what do we know about it and who is this person. is an ally a close ally puts them on who's o

this is an idea of part of a broader ideological struggle within lama than say it's secular vision a mob had been solomon's vision of just continue to run sunni nationalism and this is going to try and south yemen or major theaters and then saudi arabia wants to get the upper hand in this diplomatic struggle again not let's take a closer look at the u.s. military role in yemen and north africa and we really see an interesting picture forming him i guess have touched on this in the country has bases along the southern coast of yemen the main port city of aden is dominated by u.a.e. backed separatists on the african side of the red sea it operates the a sub naval and air base in eritrea the u.a.e. is building a military base in beveren somalia as breakaway region of somaliland and buys d.p. world has signed a thirty a deal to manage the report an agreement that has not been recognized by the somali government in mogadishu the u.a.e. is also developing the ports in puntland in other parts of somalia who self-governing status is not internationally recognized the u.a.e. is training and equip

the a mob. odd to me to mock. audience . this is you know we newsline from berlin straight out of a crime thriller a man comes back from the dead widely respected russian journalist arkady but shango yesterday reportedly gunned down today he's turned up alive and well at a news conference will get reaction from kiev in the end moscow also coming up markets settle down after encouraging words from ilesa prime minister doesn't it article that he says new possibilities have emerged to form a new government so the two main populous parties are back to the drawing board to woo.

it shouldn't be up to a mob mentality.t should be a judgment a company maked based on that person, they know the person, i don't. they know all the things about the person, whether it's one mistake or a string of mistakes, they know those things. that's why when the woman said that about barbara bush, it was a horrible, reprehensible thing to say. there was a group of conservatives who said it's not our place to tell that employer whether they should or should not fire. that's my view, that's how i approach the issues. melissa: the whole series and tting people out of work, they could have pulled her and called the show the connors, i wonder how much thought went into the past three hours what the other options were in order to be true to the values. but you know about all the other people on the show. let me ask you quickly about starbucks and run out of time. that's another situation where it's supposed to be at the bottom of it, a really overpriced cup of coffee, that people are trying to race in and get out with. i don

almost a mob scene. so is the counterpart of an american exhibition opened in moscow next month. cultureelaborate exchange, sputnik is one of the things russia is proud of. legitimately impressive achievements. that theo long after united states sent their national exhibition to moscow, which was a huge hit. over 2 million russian visitors came to the exhibition. this is a keepsake that various things were handed out to the visitors. this is actually a little polaroid keepsake. american exhibition covered various topics, including polaroid technology, automobile technology, and of course kitchen technology. we know we have heard a lot about the kitchen debates. do you want to talk about what was the kitchen debate? >> clearly what was going on to these exhibitions, it is really this idea of which industry is better. capitalism or communism. one of the features was an american kitchen. you have this translator working with president nixon and nikita khrushchev. >> vice president in this court soviet premier khrushchev on a preview of the united states fair in moscow. in the offici

a u.s. county and the people who were lynched there by white mobs. is a clip, played during one of the opening events for the museum, featuring the family members ofynynching victimims. was great-grandfather lynched. is man w was taken a and strangd to death. they also shot bullets in him. him, beat him,ed tied into the back of the buggyy and drove it arounund town. >> his lynching was in the mississippi news. parts of his body as souvenirs. >> are we going to hang him? they put a noose around my neck. i rememberer. >> there was no accountability. famililies torn apart. communitities torn a apart. loss of bubusinesses. >> as a black person, you don't expect justice. amy: in addition to the memorial dedicated to the victims of lynching, its partner site, the legacy museum: from enslavement to mass incarceration also opened thursday. the museum is located on the site of a former warehouse where enslaved black people were imprisoned. it is midway between an historic slave market and the dock and train station where tens of thousands of enslaved people we

you've got a group there that's a lynching mob. let them do their job and boy, we're ready to knock the heck out of you with our report. >> joy, explain the use of that term. the last time i heard something like that was clarence thomas' hearings about anita hill and he said this is a hi-tech lynching. rudy giuliani is saying this about the president of the united states being the victim of a lynching mobbing. > i think he's trying to up the ante on the witch hunt thing. this is part of their strategy from the time that mueller was appointed we started hearing whisperings they said what can we do to undermine this investigation. they were going after credentials and getting in the weeds should he be allow to investigate people whose law firm is also representing and then they went for the jugular and went for politics and want to paint this as something republican/democrat. people coming after the president because they don't want him to be president, not people gather dg evidence in a serious criminal investigation. >> how can thi

he was murdered by a mob after a nato bombing. we've heard that before, but this is almost from kim jong-un himself as reported by president moon. moon also said it was kim jong-un who asked for this surprise summit. he said kim is committed to sitting down with president trump, also committed to denuclearization. he wants a successful summit. and north korean state media says that kim is fixed on this summit. he said that there would be more talks between north and south on friday. china within the last few hours also saying it wants a successful summit. it says direct talks between president trump and kim jong-un are crucial and as you heard, trump himself, who on thursday, canceled the meeting now talks as if that cancellation never really happened. he says things are going fine. june 12th is still on. we've got the momentum towards the summit building again. it's certainly back from the dead. we're now clear that the key issues are denuclearization and trust, but you know, alex, the problems still remain. president trump moon

you have a group there which is a lynching mob. we are ready to knock the heck out of you with our report. >> giuliani defending the president with the reports he tried to get sessions to un-recuse himself on russia. giuliani said if true that would still not be obstruction. >>> president trump with a veiled attacks on session was the volley of tweets saying he wishes he picked a different attorney general. giuliani says he does not think the president will fire sessions before the mueller investigation ends. >> i don't think the president is going to touch mueller or rosenstein. i think it will be worked out. >> has he ever said to you i would like to get rid of jeff sessions? >> i decline to answer. >> former attorney general weighing in on the attacks against his successor. >> it serves no purpose whatsoever. it doesn't help the president. he is attacking him for something he is required to do. >> your advice to sessions? >> stay strong. >> the white house is pushing back and trey gowdy under cut the conspiracy theory that the f

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m of the.ginning [inaudible] the mayor of new york city is told by a mob back to blood. w the title of your book, aside from being a great phrase is there any symbolism to the fact that you began your novel work using that phrase and now it's the title of your latest book. >> tell me that phrase again. [laughter] i felt i had to explain in the prologue ofpr the book, this was not wet blood. although if there's any fans who would like that, you can interpret it anyway you want but it was bloodline. i do honestly believe in an age in which religion is fading, particularly among educated people. in some areas it's a gaffe to admit the religious. any university, you could be in the english department and say you don't believe in the theory of evolution and they'll find a way to get you out. it's unfortunately true. i think in an age like that, everybody wants to be able to believe in something. everybody wants to believe their own beliefs are chiseled in stone, if not by god than by darwin. i think it's quite natural to retreat to your own people after 911, in new york, this

maybe a mob figure, but i don't know any. this is absurd and insane. how is this happening?orry. >> and yet it is happening and april it kind of makes rudy giuliani make complete sense to me. everybody said what was that crazy interview. maybe it was him trying to get some stuff out. he offer it had out there maybe because he knew all of this stuff was going to break and he poorly but tried to get to be the guy to break it. >> right. let's say this. i'm not going to give rudy giuliani the sanity umbrella for that. i'm going to say some of what has transpired is starting to make sense. the question is, and van is succinct with this. it is not normal. and van is right. who has an attorney that does that kind of thing? who has an attorney -- and if they do, that attorney is not ethical. and there is a chance for that attorney to be disbarred. and it looks like cohen can wind up being disbarred. there are some issues here on the table and the bottom line is you have to follow the trail of money. that's the big question. where did all of this money go? we heard about people getti

your sca l, vice versa and companies fire people and suspend and they see the pitchforks amassing as a mob. but here is the thing, you know, samantha bee apologized and i believe you should accept an apology even though no one will return the favor to me. >> geraldo: i apologize. >> greg: people are coming after you and waiting for you to slip up at any moment and there are organizations that are paid millions that have sponsors that wait for us to screw up so they can go after your advertisers and livelihood and career. but we don't do that. i would not say that to samantha bee. she apologized and that is fine. but i know that there is an industry of knives waiting for all of us. we have to do it back to them and it was a mutually assured destruction. i don't want to do that. why don't you stop that. >> you mean all of us. people are paid to monitor fox new and wait for to you say something. >> geraldo: my goodness, greg, the c- words the equivalent of the word. it is disgusting and you are talking about looking for a person to slip up. this was not a slip up. it was a assault on presiden

bathroom looking confused and that was the defense, he couldn't be running a mob outfit. i think giuliani quoted the president exactly and accurately initially and wasn't confused at all. >> josh, how much of this could be, in fact, quoting the president accurately, following up on a conversation that rudy giuliani and the president had had because we saw the president follow up on twitter and then the president realizing that maybe this didn't land the way he wanted it to. perhaps now he's backtracking. >> one concern in describing his conversation with the president and giving the president's recollection of the facts is attorney/client privilege and discussing your private conversations with your client could endanger that for rudy giuliani, the mayor and obviously the president's main lawyer now. that could -- i know it caused consternation in the white house that he on public televisiotele. rudy giuliani basically put a new reason in there, is that he wouldn't tell the president he wasn't under investigation. if you talk to people inside the white house, that read as

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>> i think it's interesting that rudy giuliani is acting like a mob lawyer at this point just trying to sway the quote unquote jury. the assumption we'll go to impeachment is big. for all we know mueller could come out with a lot of indictments and not mention the president. there's guilty by the president and the people around him to the fact they're jumping to this. he's pruurposely doing it. he's throwing misleading and out right lies and he's being aided by people like rudy giuliani who are making up boldfaced assumptions about what's going on in this investigation and being repeated in the press. >> let's turn to another important story we're reporting on today. c has cancelled roseanne barr highly rated show. what are your thoughts on the decision? >> number one, it's the right decision. they should have fired her a long time ago. she did tweet out or sent pictures out that were anti semitic. she made fun of several african-american women politician before. i'm glad this is done. this is a problem that's happening now because of the trump administration or donald trump, not the

the mob, whatever it may be. a spy would likely be someone you bring in is not a pre-existing member of the operation. you try to insert and intersect with that organization to get information to either prosecute them or investigate them on a ci case. which means, the guy in this case was a spy. these knuckleheads are -- tucker, you understand this is full-blown propaganda? >> tucker: i do. either way, the person's function is the same. he is spying, gathering information and not telling you he's doing it, and sending it to a third party. and i'm asking dumb rhetorical questions, just because they keep throwing this out you like, black is white, two plus two equals eight. i just want to make sure i have this right. if they were doing this for the benefit of the trim campaign as clapper is now claiming, wouldn't they have told the trump campaign, we are worried the russians are trying to penetrate you. but they didn't. >> tucker, if this was for the benefit of the trump campaign, why not equal assistance and support

i understand what it feels like to be on the wrong side of a twitter mob or get a lot of nasty commentsfeeling, anda bad it is a counterproductive tactic, but it isn't censorship. and it's especially strange coming from the company where, the president of the united levys is trying to additional postal rates on the owner of "the washington post" in revenge for its reporting, and people who have kneeled to brutality ate football games or they have seen their careers explode people -- explode. brutality at footballpeople who have challen. peterson have been hounded by misogynist invectives. [applause] jordan, we will have three minutes up on the screen. please respond to what you have heard. todan: i guess i would like set up a challenge in somewhat the same format as mr. fry did, to people and the moderate left. i have studied totalitarianism for a long time, both on the left and on the right, in various forms, and i think we have done a decent job of determining when right-wing believes become dangerous. i think they become dangerous when the people who stand on the notions of racial su

he has called president trump out of step with those values, comparing him to a mob boss who stresses loyalty over the law and has little regard to morality and truth. the president has trace words for mr. comey, calling him a beaker and a liar among others. meanwhile, sales of "a higher loyalty" keep going up. [laughter] [applause] and tickets for events like this one cell outle in minutes. this evening you'll have a chance to see and hear mr. comey a person inform your own impressions without filter. you will be in conversation with mike allen, one of the most prominent journalists. mike wrote for the washington post before launching the daily newsletter, playbook at political over a decade ago. he left political in 2016 to help establish ask seo's where he is executive editor and author. please join me in welcoming james comey and mike allen. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. politics imposes a great growing independent bookstore and they are coming soon to union market. thank you for making this possible. mr. director, backstage he said there's something you hope to ne

. >> reporter: he didn't miss a beat pre-game, dodging a media mob. almost six weeks after a sprained knee left him benched. even with the spotlight on him tonight, behind the scenes. >> i can't believe this. >> it was all about the fans. curry sprang a surprise on some season ticket holders. a free batch of his latest shoes. >> shocked. thank you, steph. my hero. >> reporter: some say this is classic curry. a good guy with game who has beaten playoff injuries like this in the past and come back with flying colors. tonight within seconds. he looked like his old self again. >> the greatest of all time. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers 5. >>> tonight california is on the showdown of the trump administration once again. this time over cleaner cars. the state filed a lawsuit, challenging the epas plan to roll back looming fuel efficiency requirements for cars and light trucks. and set new ones. the governor came out swinging today, calling that a matter of life or death. >> this character in el taste in his funny little redecorating plans that cost