a. stein was a mess.people a lot of money, and then when they sold product to other customers, they didn't even collect that money. still, with some significant adjustments, i felt like i could help alan and howard save the company that their fathers built. so we struck a deal. come here, big guy. and i'm putting in $1 million. -there's the money. -alan: thank you. lemonis: so, in return, i was gonna own 50% of a. stein meats, but then i learned that the company was in way more trouble than i had been led to believe. woman: their payables are about $3.8 million. lemonis: that's several million more than i thought it was. and i learned that this company was more than $5 million in debt. guys, this is bad. this business is two weeks away from closing. i knew i had to withdraw my offer, but i also knew that alan and howard weren't gonna be able to make payroll unless they got help immediately. they needed $200,000. so we made one last deal. i'm gonna help you as much as i can, but in order for me to give you

not at all a good sign about law enforcement in this country. >> neil: ben stein, always a pleasure.od weekend. >> a pleasure to see you, sir. >> neil: ben stein. meantime, here ted williams, attorney, legal expert and enforcement expert on what happens now post these indictments. first, have to get the russians here as if after this. capital one and hotels.com are giving venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. brrrr! i have the chills. because of all those miles? and because ice... is cold. what's in your wallet? and it's also a story mail aabout people and because ice... is cold. and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you >> there's no allegation in this indictment that the americans knew they were corresponding with russian intelligence officers. >> neil: that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein saying the americans caught up in this frey had no idea, unwittingly dooped into in on the part of 12

but first, someone in his neighborhood ran a stop stein and t-boned h and a car sleeperrecked it againf-150 in alexandria across county lines nrly 30 minutes away to prince william's county and crashed it >> what i thought was a g asset, was kind of not an asset >> matthew becker took his truck to the shopnd this is h he got it back with front end damage which he said totally mo. but he said the damage from before he took it in. it was caused boy an employee at ive.y's for taking it on a testr >> the employee was trying to test drove it and they needed to give it eno t t fugure out what was wrong with becker 2016 ford f-150 had jus repaired and needed one last part frym's ford. he didn't expect to find out an ee of jerry's would crash the truck 15iles awayn prince william's county >> he said you need to talk to our lawyers because this is it getting too complicated >> becker is waiting on the company to make things right. his truck w isrecked and not drivable. fo5 spoke to a manager at jerrs in alexandria. she said she doesn't blame becker beingal upset butled it an accident. becker sa

lifelong environmentalist and political activist who's been a big critic of the major parties stein one barely one percent of the overall vote in the twenty sixteen election but she did take votes away from hillary clinton in several midwestern states which took donald trump took by a razor thin majority christensen and we spoke earlier to joe stein who like the president's top was accused of getting russian help with doing the election. the green party says it is way more progressive than democrats when it comes to issues like the environment social justice and foreign intervention but the main issue they say that separates them from not only democrats but also republicans is the lack of corporate influence they don't take money from the big corporations and therefore they can represent the people better we are charging forward with a whole different agenda that the american people are literally dying for we need health care as a human right we need to get a generation of young people out of debt they are locked into debt with no relief in sight they don't have the jobs that can ea

lifelong environmentalist and political activist who's been a big critic of the major parties stein one barely one percent of the overall vote in the twenty sixteen election but she did take votes away from hillary clinton in several midwestern states which to donald trump took by a razor thin majority christensen we spoke earlier to joe stein who like the president's top was accused of getting russian help with doing the election. the green party says it is way more progressive than democrats when it comes to issues like the environment social justice and foreign intervention but the main issue they say that separates them from not only democrats but also republicans is the lack of corporate influence they don't take money from the big corporations and therefore they can represent the people better we are charging forward with a whole different agenda that the american people are literally dying for we need health care as a human right we need to get a generation of young people out of debt they are locked into debt with no relief in sight they don't have the jobs that can earn the

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you're a candidate yourself in new york a lot of people look at the greens as more left leaning democrats just simply more progressive democrats but i know jill stein the presidential candidate had a lot of criticism for the democrats as well so how would you respond to that are you just simply more progressive democrats where democrats we are the green party people are members of the party in many states in terms of registering as a green party member some states don't have that opportunity just because of the draconian electoral laws we are. i wouldn't even say where more progressive democrats we are left of the democrats we are independent we believe in transformational politics we take no corporate money which is very different than any of the other corporate parties and we really are a party where you can be a member you can influence you can dialogue you can make decisions locally regionally and national grassroots is the word that is often brought up with the green party chris the challenge of that is taking on these other parties with such big money you know the criticism you're going to split the opposition to president trump the democrati

harvey weinstein is to feminism and that really is a stain on m s n b c and their claim to represent anything related to the facts. now people like till stein as you mention have appeared on this channel the late ed schultz of course had his own t.v. show on our team america is a t.v. appearance really anough to brand someone a russian agent these days well for me it is as well i mean i get this very similar thing and you know we have to ask why do we get branded a russian agent for going on r t which by the way you know the neo conservative david frum has been a guest on our t.v. representative adam schiff the grand inquisitor of russia before russia gate began was on our t.v. but why are people branded who go on our team now branded russian agents well number one is because they're usually critics of american foreign policy and criticism is not permitted in our suppose a democracy number two russia is considered as greenwald said an enemy of the united states by mainstream democrats so if i go on al-jazeera and i was on al-jazeera two nights ago this is a channel run by qatar i'm not accused of being a qatari agent i worked with al jazeer

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lifelong environmentalist and political activist who's been a vocal critic of both major parties stein one barely one percent of the overall vote in the twenty sixteen election but she did take votes away from hillary clinton in several midwestern states which donald trump took by a razor thin majority because in saloons in salt lake city in the western state of utah where the green party convention is happening kristen we were just running through some of the policies there that the green party has but what makes it distinct from the other parties. well i've been talking to a lot of the green candidates here at the university of utah today and they say they're just more progressive whether it's on issues of the environment or social justice or economic equality in this country but what really sets them apart they say is that they are not influenced by corporate donations like the two big parties are the democrats and the republicans of course the democrats are very concerned about green party candidates running in the upcoming midterm elections they refer back to the two thousand and

a break. susie stein will is live with a look at how weather is how -- weather is helping air quality. >> reporter: it is counterintuitive because you look at the air quality and it looks bad. and in some cases it smells bad but we know the heavy marine layer is not bad for you. if you take a moment to inspect her surroundings the last few days, you likely noticed -- >> it is cloudy and smoky. >> it is smoky. >> reporter: the haze that settled in on the bay area the last few days is moving east. it has become a staple of fire season. >> we are impacted by fires happening in yolo county. is sending a large amount of smoke and particles into the bay area. >> reporter: there is another factor in play, experts say fog is keeping your lungs safe. >> it is doing something good for us, protecting us from having all the smoke. >> reporter: the haze you are looking at is a layer of fog and beyond that is a layer of ash. a small particulates are not reaching us at the ground level. >> usually when there is smoke from wildfires we are concerned about the fine, small particles that get into your lungs. luckil

try running for president is a third party candidate. jill stein is. still stunned was chained to a chair by police during one of the debates try parking your car four inches outside the line where society says you have to park your car try using the bathroom at starbucks without buying something while black. we are less free than a dog wandering the streets we live in one of the hardest working most on equal societies on the planet with more billionaires ever meanwhile the us applies not. first sent over the paid blood used around the world and it's almost exclusively coming from very poor people this abusive fam pie or system if it literally sucking the blood from the poor does that sound like a free decision they made or does that sound like something they did after economic force crushing down on them granted one could argue that sperm donations take a little less convincing my. point is in order to enforce this insanity the corrupt rulers most of the time don't need guns and tear gas most of the time all they need is a good old solid bull miss for

a bill. different than dine stein's. a case of being boring and talking about legislation and talking about fixing the problem. let the democrats be the party of sproeresponsibly addressing >> you know, erica, i remember back then the tea party days and everyone said that the tea party so extreme and didn't seem to hurt the republicans' chances in the midterms in 2014 and caution the idea that folks that are calling for abolishing i.c.e. lawmakers or grassroots folks on the left coming out for abolishing i.c.e. or critical are folks that hate people that work in this agency of the government or people that are just so extreme. again, i think there are valid criticisms of i.c.e. that the dhs inspector general lobbied -- lobbed themselves in a 2017 report. we can talk about also finding where are these kids? we can talk about making sure and asking and demanding that the administration have a plan for bringing the families back together. we can talk about all of it. to the moderate voters, the swing voters, yes folks need a

that has been a hectic week, changing things and breaking in the news. great to see you, ben stein. ank you, sir. >> always a pleasure, thank you so much. adam: we'll turn our attention out west where california wildfires are turning deadly. we'll have an update from the ground on the efforts to contain those flames coming up. >>> plus north korea handing over the remains of fallen u.s. heroes after six decades. what this means for the u.s.-korea relationship going forward. that's next. >> these incredible american heroes will soon lay at rest on sacred american soil. we honor the sacred memory of every incredible american patriot who fought and died in that war. accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rat

the people who is spearheading this has been involved in a number of very tense back and forth with attorney general jeff sessions and rosen stein a few weeks ago. there is a history of these guys going further than the administration is willing to. once the administration says rod rosenstein should be impeached, they say you can just fire him, just do that. >> you talk about tensions that have flared up, remember this moment from a couple of weeks ago that speaks to your point, erin. >>. >> i wonder why you won't give us what you asked for. >> i hope your colleagues are not under that impression. that is not accurate, sir -- >> it is accurate. we have caught you hiding information. >> will you allow the witness to answer? >> why didn't you -- >> order, the witness not permitted. >> i appreciate your service. it's not personal. we want the information. >> i appreciate your saying it isn't personal. sometimes it feels that way. >> kim? >> i think to say it's not personal is a joke. it's malicious and i think it was unusual to see rod rosenstein kind of show his frustration with how obscene this process has really become. >> it is

things simply for appearing on this network we saw that green party presidential candidate jill stein faced a similar allegation simply because she did interviews on r.t. and that she went to russia and met lattimer putin and we've also seen in the recent in the aftermath of the passing away of edge scholtz we've seen similar statements and strange things made in allegations made in the obituaries in the reporting around his death so glenn greenwald has responded to those jumping on him for doing the interview saying that this is simply mccarthyism and it reminds people of the period in the united states in which guilt by association was very common and people were being accused of being disloyal and treasonous simply for meeting with somebody or giving an interview or shaking hands with someone glenn greenwald is quick to jump on this as an example of kind of the hysterical atmosphere created around russia in the united states the subject of the interview he gave to r.t. but there's this sense that russia is now and then me on par with al-qaeda or the japanese during world war two russia is

a bit tougher as they climb to an altitude of eighteen hundred metres. but it gives them the chance to learn more about this mountainous area. that they need to solve this to stein granted such a hard rock that everything flows above ground which is why these small streams are also full of water the best drinking water by the way you can fill your bottle up any way you like myself and. people have been hiking across the alps for thousands of years in the seventeenth century crossing the alps became an educational journey for aristocrats but the most famous journey in history was that of the current the jimmy and military commander hannibal in two eighteen b.c. he said we'll cross the mountains with elephants. walkers reached the climax of this alpine crossing the ascent to twenty two hundred forty six meters. at a cool five degrees celsius the group reaches the picture of your mountain pass and for the first time there in italy but i will well don we made it welcome to italy results are all fine and. they. group passes summer battles at traditional farms before reaching the tell you know the northernmost town in peddling them for our tour him. time to reflect on

and for having met russia's president vladimir putin and a number of the attacks on jill stein in theus media actually suggested that she had a television program or a show of her own on r t that is simply not the case but they did not run corrections they seem to indicate that she had a t.v. show showing that not only are these these kind of guilt by association allegations rather extreme but they often are very poorly researched and state factual accuracy is similar statements have been made about the recently deceased ed schultz of this network so if you look over it a glaring greenwald has responded to these allegations and these these criticisms of him for simply doing an interview on this network saying that they constitute mccarthyism and many people are reminded of mccarthyism where people are now. even criticized for the statement that they made but simply for people to associate with guilt by association is accusations of disloyalty and treason simply for giving an interview or shaking hands with somebody so people are are widely reminded of that so as people watch the criti

things simply for appearing on this network we saw that green party presidential candidate jill stein faced a similar allegation simply because she did interviews on r.t. and that she went to russia and met lattimer putin and. also seen in the recent in the aftermath of the passing away of edge scholtz we've seen similar statements and strange things made and allegations made in the obituaries in the reporting around his death so glenn greenwald has responded to those jumping on him for doing the interview saying that this is simply mccarthyism and it reminds people of the period in the united states in which guilt by association was very common and people were being accused of being disloyal and treasonous simply for meeting with somebody or giving an interview or shaking hands with someone glenn greenwald is quick to jump on this as an example of kind of the hysterical atmosphere created around russia in the united states the subject of the interview he gave to r.t. . but there is this sense that russia is now and then me on par with al-qaeda or the japanese during world war two russia is o

to choose to find the notes but that is only a question of training we're now in the editing studio with another very important member of our team kevin stein our picture editor kevin has chosen as his favorite episode there's a big sisters in bond with the breakdown says kevin what made this episode special for you why did you pick this one when you had so many to choose from it happens for the forgotten sheen based initial cause breakdowns on classes from those excess bond fund or and so i didn't finish of course on the big fanboy. the breakdown says who are also known as b. boys arrived from paris and immediately filled the beethoven how they with their energy. back invited them to take part in david chapman star crossed lovers a modern day romeo and juliet the dances told me that dancing in front of the many classical music is a very special event for. we're here in the direction of the newsroom and i'm with my producer martin about it because spends a lot of time here martin you've chosen an episode one of your favorite musicians who and why that's happening for the oscars and put them on the rocks. as turner ansel's music is the cauti

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washington candidates for the midterm elections in november a meeting of the party's annual conference in salt lake city policy leader jill stein has been explaining her aspirations to a correspondent christian salumi. she is the woman democrats love to hate many believe jill stein cost hillary clinton the election in two thousand and sixteen arguing the green party candidate diverted crucial votes in swing states that nearly went for now president donald trump recent revelations have only fueled her critics we know from the moller investigation that the russians not only took out ads on behalf of donald trump but also on behalf of you are you worried about russian intervention in the elections one facebook ad with the kind of you know among i think it was three thousand ads if i'm not mistaken that were attributed to this russian internet agency those ads cost one hundred thousand dollars compared to know donald trump got six billion dollars worth of free air time from corporate t.v. why because he was quote damn good for their bottom line according to the c.e.o. of c.b.s. for example so you know if you're looking for interven

reporter:: the markets will be keeping a close eye on that meeting later on. european markets trading down stein down near lunchtime. anchor: we turn our attention to ryanair, which has the to cut jobs after a series of recent strikes. reporter: they've warned 300 staff a lose -- they risk the .oss of theieir j jobs in septer your brian has the story. -- peter o'brien has the story. reporter: a warning from ryanair to its pilots on strike. baylor quarter of their -- they ared deep planning two/the dublin fleets -- planning to slash the dublin fleets. the process is being backed by french unions. >> three quarters of these pilots are self-employed, not knowing if they are working the next they are not. it to be -- 600 flights are expected to be canceled in total. further weweakening of a a compy already y having to deal with te increased prprice of fuel. repealed morenair than its core dropped in a fifth earlier. some economists say ryanair is far from the brink. >> the company has always made money. i'm convinced it can treat his low-cost model better. reporter: it remains the most profitable in

the big cat was first spotted in a backyard in san mateo. susie stein will is in san mateo with more on the house to house search for the cat. >> reporter: this is the moment san mateo first responders have been waiting all day for. what you are looking at is a tranquilize mountain lion. it rolled out of range and into a neighborhood in san mateo for five hours today. the game warden will soon release it back into the wild. >> there were several moments lives were in danger. >> reporter: several blocks were closed as police set up a moving perimeter. >> the cat moved to several different houses. we as officers were making a perimeter. the cat would be on the move and you did not know where it was going to go. >> reporter: eventually they were able to shoot it with a dart and loaded into a truck and injured. >> there to -- starting to venture into these areas more often. >> reporter: this is the second successful experience san mateo police have had with fish and wildlife tranquilizing a mountain lion in this neighborhood. before its release they will pu

a life in politics. tuesday, nasa administration jim brighton stein on president trump's proposal to create a military space force. wednesday, the 2018 national governors association summer meeting on transformation of the workforce by artificial intelligence. thursday, the conference from new orleans, new jersey senator cory booker, and pencil lieutenant candidate fetterman. this week in prime time on c- span, cspan.org, and on the free cspan radio app. >> next, from the heritage foundation, a discussion about president ronald reagan's cold war strategy. >> before i introduce my wonderful guest, i want to lay out a couple of things, first i want to say hello to jen nolan, who i work with at george washington university. we do a project of placing nuclear follows on capitol hill. then, my friend willie curtis, formally a naval cavity -- academy professor, who is now retired. i went back and looked at a 1979 cement and house armed services committee report on nuclear weapons. this is before the soviets invaded afghanistan. every singular is a single nuclear program was cut. everything from the b-52, the b- 1

and governors in many states across the country have a significant role in doing that. >> governor sam steinurity. it's a state by state system. you're about to take over the situation. on a scale of one to ten, how would you rate the electoral security of our nation states? >> well, sam, i think it's something that every governor needs to be paying attention to. because i can't speak for every state. but from the perspective of making sure that americans really have faith and trust in our electoral system, we've got to make sure our ballot boks are secure and there's the integrity there. encourage other governors to do everything we can to be sure there can't be manipulation on problems with election security. as we're seeing morgue and more in this digital world, there can be some real significant problems. >> governor, before we let you go, there are a lot of people looking at you within the democratic party because you are progressive. you increase education funding. you fought for equal pay for women. you've expanded medicaid in a red state, again, and won election and re-election. i su

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i wanted to make a point about what ben stein said earlier liz about point of order, point of order anddemocrats disrupting the hearing. this is what democrats do. this is what vice president to candidates democrats have done. joe biden did it. liz: fred barnes would love having you on. great stuff there. obama officials jumping into the fight over the way trump is handling data one more. more after the break. stay right there. the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. that's the same things i want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine -but i'm gonna get a new one. -oh yeah when it's time for your old chevy truck to become their ne

that, he argued, was meddling in our internal affairs in the midst of a national election campaign. historian bruce deer stein reported that the russian ambassador in 1960 invited stephenson, adlai stephenson, to the embassy, plied him with drinks, caviar, and fruit and offered to back him if he'd run for president again. stephenson rejected the offer. that was the russian ambassador in 1960, clearly attempting to interfere. nikita kruschev, the soviet premier in 1960, bragged in his memoirs that, quote, by waiting to release the pilot gary powers until after the election, we kept nixon from being table claim that he could deal with the russians. our ploy made a difference of at least half a million votes which gave kennedy the edge he needed. o you've got nikita kruschev bragging he got john f. kennedy elected. i'm not saying that. i'm just reading what's historically available. in 1968, under orders from moscow, the soviet u.s. ambassador dobrenin offered to secretly fund hubert humphries' presidential campaign. the offer was made in a breakfast at hum niece' home. debrenin wrote in his memoirs that humphri

a wall. let's not try to screen people out of -- david: that is whole another issue. ben steinabsolutely. borders make a country. david: they're giving me and you the hook. ben, great to see you, my friend. thank you very much. melissa: seeking answers. lawmakers grilling lisa page on capitol hill one page after peter strzok has his chance to defend his actions. the latest on the fireworks coming out of washington coming up president trump attempting to set the record straight with the media. we'll tell what you he is saying after the break. ♪ ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. can a ring bearer

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take a look at what caused this facility to be evacuated this afternoon. technically this is the kaiser stein campus building number five. a truck was delivering liquid oxygen. it backed up to the hospital and then something went wrong. they do not know exactly what, during the delivery of the liquid oxygen into a pipe at the back of the hospital. there was an explosion and a fire. that fire was knocked to eed do quickly. the truck driver hospitalized because of injuries suffered in the explosion. >> we got a call of a possibly explosion out here. it ends up being an oxygen leak that occurred from a tanker truck in the back of kaiser. at this point we're considering it an industrial accident that occurred. we've evacuated the area here on campus. >> reporter: highway 101 near the hospital north and southbound closed for an hour and a half. reopened about 4:30 this afternoon. that area is back to normal. it recovered rather quickly. we don't have any further information on the one person injured in all this, the driver of that liquid oxygen truck. >> we did issue a break news alert right after

coming up, a new reporter on rod rosen stein, feeling shaken and used by the white house in jim comey's firing, and why is bob mueller delaying the sentencing anotherity 60 days. and a special break down on trump's legal week, including the losses you may not have heard about. when needs to fall back this week. special guests joining arie's for fallback friday. you are watching the beat on msnbc. with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. can make you feel unstoppable. ♪ but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by talking to your doctor. ask about vraylar. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia due to increased risk of dea

to all of you which is fifty years on from the treaty was it a success or failure did it achieve its aims mr rolfe i'll start with you and stein . while i would split up the creator has been a success the failings of those are states themselves not living up to the obligations that they themselves and the took particularly with regard to achieve it nuclear disarmament disparaging us on free of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction in the region of the middle east many predicts blame for failings on the treaty itself rather than on the actions of one hundred ninety one member states of this treaty mr fitzpatrick was the treaty excess a success but the country's a failure what do you make of that oh the treaty was a huge success it limited the number of nuclear armed states to less than ten it changed the whole norm of nuclear weapons for most states in the world when they agreed to make it permanent that they would forego a nuclear weapons but i would have to agree of course with my friend tariq that states who have possessed nuclear weapons over these years have shown no intention of fulfilling the disarmament obligati

a complete breakdown and fracture of trust. >> fbi director christopher ray and the deputy attorney general were on capitol hill last week. those who know rosen stein emphasize he's in a difficult position, because they say it's not routine to provide records from ongoing cases. >> i know rod rosenstein. i think he's an honorable person. i think anybody in that position would take it personally if they're going to say that you personally have been obstructing congress, or holding things back. i think that he views himself as a point of the spear in a process and the one that has to interact with congress. >> a congressional aide for the house judiciary committee says the justice department has asked for more records and asked for more time, and went further saying the department is simply not in compliance. a justice department spokeswoman drain declined to commit, adding they will respond directly to the house committee. ed? >> when we return, countdown begins. we're three days away from the president revealing his supreme court pick. did orrin hatch let lapse that it will be a woman? and tariffs kick in. who has the upper hand? plus, we'll introd

just one piece of a puzzle, one tweet about jeff sessions, one comment about rosen stein and these can end up having a boom rang effect. now going to be part of this investigation about the southern district and the mueller investigation that these tweets now will be part of court room type of proceeding. and so i think -- the politically expedeiant the tweets are good but from a legal point of view it could be ea disaster. >> any historical precedent for this? >> i got to edit ronald regan's diaries. even during the iran continue ruperiod, he put in his hapbtd written diary and keep it in a sock drawer. what donald trump is using with twitter is this impulsive craziness, sometimes weird hours. remember early in his presidency, do them at 2/3:00 in the morning. and the nixon tapes. people were wondering why didn't nixon burn the tape stphz why keep that kind of recstphrd where donald trump's case he has twitter out there which isn't anything you can burn because it's already put on the public record. so there's nothing like this sort of unsrarpbished, unhinged use of social media like

he then talked to lester holt and said, oh, it was this russia thing, you know, it's a big nothing. rod rosen stein, he is the one who brought in the special counsel. he did this. t why did he do this? he knows this information as well. so look at the justifications for why we should look at this. look at the depth of this investigation. and then look at where this investigation might go. we are looking at the greators, the people who were executing the hacking, the people who were doing social media influence. what if they work up the chain? if we go back to osama bin laden, the indication against bin laden after the bahamas bombings, you is start off with the figures who atakds but we talk to the person who made the decision. what if we're looking at that coming forward the next few months and looking at the americans who might be tied to this case in the next few months? we're going to have a major collision between the white house, the special counsel's department, the department of justice and congress. i think this is the time, especially if you're on clilg, you need to start making decisions

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about a few other you know now she asked malcolm as about jill stein and her like support stein supporters during the election about their anima their lack of animosity towards russia the pearly world supposed to have now and he responded saying quote well jill stein you know how's the show on russia today would. it's completely untrue and i missed that really has a string around the office that's where i know it's amazing you know what's really incredible too though is that here you have a commentator you know a contributor some of there saying about national security expert all these things blatantly lying about a journalist blatantly lying about a candidate for president why you are twice candidate for price candidate for president and they have done nothing to correct that poll so they've done nothing to say look if we gave them a wrong fact or if i said something on this show that was later proven to be false or someone said hey you know about person never did that i would come on t.v. and say hey how did what i said. well you have done this the part of the yeah you've done that in th

we've seen much the same happen when people like jill stein the former presidential candidate appear on this channel they're automatically labeled a russian agent is there any end to this. i wish i could say yes but i'm not i don't think there is. america is going through a very rocky time as much of the world has. suffered severe foreign policy setbacks in the ukraine in syria it sees russia's and behind both of those it's very very angry and what america is angry doesn't it's anger does not naturally subside it tends to build and build and now where it stops i don't know russia is a very powerful country so presume presumably. even washington will not. let good sense prevail i can't be positive but things are getting very feverish very angry very fast it does seem like we're getting out of pitching point we'll have to wait and see how that pans out author and journalist daniel is are that you so much for your time this evening. let's turn now to the world cup there are just four countries left in the race for the cup florrie later on to say france the clash with belgium in the semifinals those teams are now the two favorites to