abbe: sure. let me say in response to what matt just said i know we are talking about civil litigation but we are getting these criminal cases and that adds an interesting development. it may get at this am i going to be held accountable individually for my role in actions like this . i think the criminal development is an interesting development to watch and it contributes to civil cases atmospherically it shows the public have an appetite and the desire for conviction and punishment. litigation in the federal -- one of the first things providing jut -- the presiding judge said was this case should not be here this is a legislative solution and we are stuck with it. we are going to do what we can do. i say that because i don't think there is any health law professor who would say litigation is the solution to a public health crisis. the question is how can litigation fit into the broader policy landscape. so far we have seen a couple of important benefits of the litigation. one is that it has ra

of a rich entertainment package that's been around or 2 with golf laid on for him by japan's shinzo abbéfor the u.s. president's 4 day visit to japan. and a sushi meal with their wives too. but lying beneath the surface is the issue of trade between the 2 countries trump expressed his dissatisfaction about the trade deficit with japan almost as soon as he arrived in 2018 it was almost 60000000000 dollars mostly related to the auto industry or. for both sides it's hard to reach an understanding at this time specifically in terms of automobiles the u.s. has announced a delay to its decision on whether to increase tariffs on cars and auto parts for 180 days so there won't be a conclusion any time soon. the u.s. is also hoping that its agricultural products will enter japan at a lower tariff but with japan's upcoming elections it's difficult for it to make such concessions if they can't resolve the trade issues though at least the 2 go for years can enjoy some time together formula one racing now where lewis hamilton of assaidi is defended his pole position to win the monaco grand prix is wh

also, alan fuderfess, alan garten and abbe lowell. used for a criminal and corrupt purpose to get him to lie to congress about the trump tower moscow deal. those lawyers are being told to hand over documents and also to testify, themselves. what we learned today is back in march those lawyers were told by the intelligence committee that they needed to hand over documents related to that alleged obstruction of justice. documents related to the drafting of michael cohen's false statement to congress. documents about the joint defense agreement. documents and communications about whether pardons were offered or discussed for cohen or other witnesses. statements about the trump tower moscow project. tons of stuff. the document request, itself, is sort of stunning. i mean, even just the pardon part of it is amazing. i mean, these lawyers are being told, i'll just read you the pardon part of it, they're being told to hand over documents or communications about, "a presidential pre-pardon, global pardon, pardon or other pardon-related concep

who's the abbe that he refers to here? answer, from michael cohen, that's abby lowell, representing jared and ivanka. question from the staff attorney. okay, could you read the four things that are listed under there? answer, the first bullet point, she was not involved in the backs and forths with felix sater and michael cohen. is that true? no. why is that not true? because she knew about the back and forth, some of it. question, perhaps that goes to bullet point number two. can you read that. yes. she did not know felix sater was involved in the possible project in that country. question, is that true? answer, that is not true. question, so she knew about this? answer, that is correct. >> so michael cohen, long-time employee of the trump organization, long-time lawyer of the president, he's in prison right now in part for lying to cover up what happened in the presidential campaign about the extent of the secret trump tower moscow negotiations that were going on during the campaign that the president was publicly denyin

issue here for which there's apparently some sort of documentary trail, is the allegation that lawyer abbe lowell specifically told cohen that he should tell congress ivanka trump had essentially no knowledge of trump tower moscow. according to michael cohen, that wasn't true. according to cohen, ivanka trump was regularly briefed on trump tower moscow. well if, as cohen alleges, abbe lowell was involved in telling michael cohen to lie to congress, specifically about the involvement of ivanka trump in that scheme, i mean, that feels like the sort of thing that could trip 50 tripwires all at once. right? that's sensitive on a lot of different levels. but that is apparently now what the house intelligence committee is chasing down and we are being told to expect that that may be in the form of subpoenas soon. we are also told by the intelligence committee tonight that as of this evening, they are in negotiations with the justice department over yet another subpoena that they issued last week for the redacted material that's been cut out of the mueller report, and for the counterintelligence

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trump breaking with his own administration and with abbe on north korea saying he's not worried by thes recent short range missile tests. >>there's been no nuclear testing for 2 years. so i am a very happy with the way it's going intelligent people agree with not bothered at all by the small muscles. no i'm not i am >>the president on foreign soil also siding with north korea's dictator in order to take a shot at a democratic political rival back home. >>kim jong un made a statement that joe biden is a low i q individual he probably is based on his record. >>i'm reid binion reporting. >>a live look outside we've got international airport this morning. there is some low cloud cover overhead and clear just yet if that's going to cause any delays once flights start getting under way but we'll keep an eye on that for you back with more >>close to 05:00am now for 54 on the diet and what we're looking at outside is a i'm not too bad of visibility across the golden gate bridge right now you are seeing some fog filtering overhead for your morning hours. temperatures well up there in the 50's f

of a rich entertainment package that's been around or 2 with golf laid on for him by japan's shinzo abbéfor the u.s. president's 4 day visit to japan. and a sushi meal with their wives too. but lying beneath the surface is the issue of trade between the 2 countries trump expressed his dissatisfaction about the trade deficit with japan almost as soon as he arrived in 2018 it was almost 60000000000 dollars mostly related to the auto industry or. for both sides it's hard to reach an understanding at this time specifically in terms of automobiles the u.s. has announced a delay to its decision on whether to increase tariffs on cars and auto parts for 180 days so there won't be a conclusion any time soon. the u.s. is also hoping that its agricultural products will enter japan at a lower tariff but with japan's upcoming elections it's difficult for it to make such concessions if they can't resolve the trade issues though at least the 2 go for can enjoy some time together. let's take a quick look at some of the other stories making news around the world. a powerful earthquake has struck northern

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trump has started a state visit to japan by taking off a round of golf with prime minister shinzo abbe trump says he wants to strike a deal with japan to address what he calls a trade imbalance between the 2 countries north korea's missile tests are also likely to be on the agenda but so far the visit has mostly focused on fund. heavyweight fighter in a black leather jockstrap sizing up the opposition and throwing loses out of the ring. perhaps donald trump was going to get some ideas for his next move in his trade and diplomatic negotiations from the sumo wrestlers. but in fact this was all part of a rich and to taman package there's been a round or 2 of golf laid on for him by japan's shinzo abbé for the u.s. president's 4 day visit to japan. and a sushi meal with their wives too. but lying beneath the surface is the issue with trade between the 2 countries trump expressed his dissatisfaction about the trade deficit with japan almost as soon as he arrived in 2018 it was almost 60000000000 dollars mostly related to the auto industry or. for both sides it's hard to reach an understandi

abbe has made t the up dot t. issue a top priority. the japanese leader is alalso offering to mediate potential dialogue between the us and iran they thing to use his close ties with both countries to ease tensions. abby has rolled out the red carpet for trump the state visit included a meeting and a banquet with japan's and u. m. and empress. donald trump becoming the first foreign head of state to meet the imperial couple. donald trump in that japan. some of the day's bususiness coastal the start of the deal that could shake up the global. auto industry. mark fiat chrysler has proposed a merger with -- no not the deal goes through it would create the world's third largest automaker the largest if you count nissan and mitsubishi which are part of an alliance with renault. plan still needs approval from the french automaker but the french government which owns about 15% of the company says it's favorable. now earlier in the day the ceo of fiat chrysler celebrated what might lie ahead [inaudible] also. i hope that the p past ten years w

welcoming ceremony at the palace the next up is that guest house where he is talking to the prime minister abbeh at a joint press conference is scheduled at 1:00 a.m. and we will have that here and now back to modern warriors. >> lieutenant colonel serving in the air force in the rat - - iraq and afghanistan after his service serving in the house of representatives elected 2010 and continues to serve to this day. two years ago it did not just happen in congress also continues to serve as a pilot in the air national guard and protecting the southern border. >> welcome back to modern warriors defending our country and the flag overseas often time defending other people's wars and we have a showdown of her own crisis everyone acknowledges it took a while for the left to figure it out but it does have to do with national security. you have been on the border patrolling in your reserve capacity living down here engage on a regular basis so what are your thoughts on the situation and what is done quick. >> this didn't happen overnight this is been going on for a long time. the confusion is none of us

while abbe was correct, you know, a fundamental difference is that there's no positive use of tobacco. there is a positive use of opioids under the right circumstances. so when we ask ourselves what are the parallels of why we're in litigation, what can litigation accomplish, i think we've hit each of the buckets but not explored them in depth. the first is a prevention function. how do we use litigation to prevent this from happening in the future? attorney general hunter talked about injunctive relief. it is incredibly important when we're talking about injunctive relief here to ask a core question, and that is, we're dealing with somebody who is engaged in, in both cases, massive wrongdoing. how do we make sure this doesn't happen again? how do we use the litigation tool to accomplish things that we know if we drop into the legislature, will result in the kind of compromise weakness that won't truly create the kind of guardrails we need. if we haven't created a set of injunctive relief that will make it very, very difficult for this to happen again, we haven't accomplished our goal

>> abb is a wonderful blessing , a wonderful winner of the week.oser would be senator richard burr. he's the head of the senate intel community, who has largely not done anything in terms of oversight with the russia hoax, except for having a staff member who is in prison for lying about sleeping with one of and reported. decided to subpoena donald trump jr. months after there was no rush occlusion. >> the winner is president trump who is experiencing a boon at the polls. job approval 45.1%, the highest it's been since february 20th 2017. in the and the loser is like refuting. who figures himself as an athlete. you know, all those guys mysteriously died shortly after. he's a loser for me. >> bret: i could watch that a lot of times. i guarantee you it was not covered in moscow. >> i think it was totally blacked out. he should probably stick to meddling in elections. >> bret: he was kidding about the people being dead, okay? panel, thanks. we made it around the horn. when we come back, notable quotables. we know a thing or two because we've seen a th

that japanese prime ministerol abbe is eager to show off his friendship with the president taking him for a round of golf but most importantly inviting him to be the first international leader to meet the newly enthroned emperor. while pomp and ceremony will take up part of it the issue of trade will take center stage as president trump still works to reduce the 50 billion-dollar trade deficit with japan. >> the prime minister and i along with various other things we have a productive day. reporter: that trip is a welcome respite from the investigation and swirling talk of impeachment back home for the president. and then new criticism giving attorney general barr new power to declassify documents of where the origins of the russian investigation imperil national security. >> i think it's very important for our country to find out what happened. reporter: on trade with japan the president said people wait until after elections in july to push for a new trade deal and in a tweet to contradict the national security advisern bolton who said on saturday that north korea firing missiles in

. >> jay sekulow, i believe abbe lowell as well. >> and back now to the president who today praised his attorney general william barr for opening an inquiry into how the russia investigation started. >> mr. president -- >> no, i didn't ask him to do that. i didn't know it. i didn't know it, but i think it's a great thing that he did it. i am so proud of our attorney general that he is looking into it. >> now, the attorney general has appointed this man. his name is john durham. he's a veteran u.s. attorney from connecticut. he's going to lead an investigation. he's a lawyer who has handled special tasks for republican and democratic administrations over the years. notably, "the new york times" says this will be a review for now and not a criminal inquiry. that means that that man, durham, will not have the ability to subpoena documents or compel witness testimony. however, the "a.p." reports attorney general barr will also be working with cia director gina haspel, director of national intelligence dan coats, fbi director christopher wray, as part of this investigation into the investiga

on trade in north korea trump arrived in japan on saturday for a 4 day state visit earlier he and abbe played a round of golf at a resort outside tokyo where abby offered to try and defuse tensions with iran donald trump is also expected to meet the new japanese emperor. when he is live for us in tokyo when it seemed see president made it all about trade as soon as he arrived what does the u.s. want from japan. yes he certainly did soon after arriving in tokyo he met with some much japanese business leaders spoke straight away about the big trade deficits that the united states has with japan and wanting a better deal he's mentioned this many times before the main area of focus recently from donald trump has been on the japanese auto industry he's threatening to increase tariffs on exports of japanese cars and trucks from here to the united states within 6 months if these trade negotiations with japan successful that would be of course a devastating blow to the auto industry here and he also wants the japanese companies to do more in the knotted states in the form of building more fact

we are still waiting for the joint news conference with president trump and japanese prime minister abbetate visit to japan earlier today the first head of state to meet the new emperor of japan. who ascended to the throne may t when his father stepped out. stay with fox news for live coverage of the joint news conference which should begin shortly. uk voters headed by nigel in the election for representative to the european parliament. the party captured 31 percent claiming 29 seats the second biggest winners in the uk where the pro- european liberal democrats and the ruling conservatives were a distant fifth. now back to the hannity special. great one, mark levine digs deep to the dark history of "the new york times," "washington post," recently, "new york times" has been grappling with an anti-semitism scandal. weeks ago, the so-called paper record, they were forced to answer why two cartoons appeared in the pape's international edition days apart. more disturbing, how anti-semitism and the hatred for israel. not only is it spreading across europe, it's becoming more and more main str

african-americans had success with barack obama and are now serving the entire field in a way that abb would not have been willing to do 2008. where?nd that comes from guest: my father's side of the family, and i lost my dad last fall, but my father's side is from the austria hungarian empire. growing up we would often say it ukrainian. personig ancestry.com and i've been able to track where his side of the family came from to one of two towns in modern-day poland. my mom's side of the family is completely nailed down. was aher's grandfather cobbler for the last king of montenegro. he actually had the montenegrin equivalent of a royal warrant because he made boots for the king. host: sorry about the loss of your father, by the way. guest: thank you. host: let's go to larry in illinois. good morning, larry. caller: thank you for remembering that. , i'm having aer hard time talking, pertaining to the people of color. if we are going to do it for them, what we have to do it all the native americans if we were off their land? which youstion i had, will not like at all, but i'm handicapped

of a rich entertainment package that's been around or 2 with golf laid on for him by japan's shinzo abbéfor the u.s. president's 4 day visit to japan. and a sushi meal with their wives too. but lying beneath the surface is the issue of trade between the 2 countries trump expressed his dissatisfaction about the trade deficit with japan almost as soon as he arrived in 2018 it was almost 60000000000 dollars mostly related to the auto industry. for both sides it's hard to reach an understanding at this time specifically in terms of automobiles the u.s. has announced a delay to its decision on whether to increase tariffs on cars and auto parts for 180 days so there won't be a conclusion any time soon. the u.s. is also hoping that its agricultural products will enter japan at a lower tariff but with japan's upcoming elections it's difficult for it to make such concessions if they can't resolve the trade issues though at least the 2 go for can enjoy some time together. and take a quick now at some of the other stories making news around the world. there's been fresh fighting outside the dispute

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together and offering comments and when you see the transcript as i suspect you have, you will see abbe lowell is offering comments whether he should be talking about ivanka trump. remember, this is michael cohen's statement and it was drafted by a collection of lawyers on his behalf acting not on michael cohen's behalf but acting in the defense of donald trump. >> the jill wine-banks, i want to get your response to jerry nadler's letter which is the new entry in what is a triple document day, first a memo from the justice department saying that don mcgahn has complete immunity from congressional subpoenas, doesn't have to testify then the president ordered don mcgahn not to testify, his lawyer to nadler saying he's not going to testify. the president and justice department says he doesn't have to. jerry nadler comes back tonight with this very powerful letter filled with legal citation beyond the justice department's citations. >> first of all, the office of legal counsel opinion in my opinion is extremely weak. it is built on one thing and one thing only. and that is prior office of l

trump breaking with his own administration and with abbe on north korea saying he's not worried by the recent short range missile test >>there's been no nuclear testing for 2 years. so i am a very happy with the way it's going intelligent people agree with you not bothered at all by the small muscles. no i'm not i am >>the president on foreign soil also siding with north korea's dictator in order to take a shot at a democratic political rival back home. >>kim jong un made a statement that joe biden is a low i q individual he probably is based on his record. >>i'm reid binion reporting. >>07:38am and still after the break on the crop for morning news. the woman was rescued from a forest in hawaii is now back home with her family we're going to hear more about how she managed to stay alive for 2 weeks. and finally looking at some sunshine out there across the bay consistent sunshine in the forecast ahead of us too. >>your forecast a con. >>and also approaching of the different bridges around the bay area here is the bay bridge toll plaza approach or speeds 100 the limit to get into san f

trump breaking with his own administration and with abbe on north korea saying he's not worried by the north's recent short range missile tests. >>there's been no nuclear testing for 2 years. so i am a very happy with the way it's going. >>intelligent people agree with not bothered all by the small muscles. no i'm not i am >>the president on foreign soil also siding with north korea's dictator in order to take a shot at a democratic political rival back home. >>kim jong un made a statement that joe biden is a low i q individual he probably is based on his record. >>i'm reid binion reporting. >>and we're checking out your weather for a tuesday started or week for a lot of people registered a off. yeah we missed we missed the sunshine too. >>yes came the bad side of the comeback as well already looking good for some spots in the day another sponsor still holding on to the clouds this morning, this is your look across the bay in san francisco where a little bit of both are taking place you've got sun shining just north of downtown san francisco. you head south of the and it's mostly those

korea in the 70s and 80s which has a tremendous political importance in japan particularly under the abbe government. thirdly, japan right now and the addition to being isolated and in the kim jong un round of parties, round of summits, has real concerns about the, the erratic, spasmodic, and unpredictable quality of the us statements pertaining to north korea. and feels that it is important, number one, to not be excluded, and number two, not to allow the trump administration to rush headlong into some ill advised deal that might compromise alliance efforts. and japan's interest in particular. on russia, i would say simply that we see what we see is characteristic opportunism. and certainly, the russians perceive an opportunity to get back in the game so to speak. and as a special side benefit, to make some mischief for the united states. in the past, russia took a pretty firm view on traditional nonproliferation issues and pushed hard for denuclearization consistent with its global equities and policies . that seems to have really dissipated over the last several years. and right now, a

that shows where the economy is now and where it may go will add to this debate should prime minister abbet looks like for speed ahead of print the gdp number we got came in positive. this will definitely be added to those skills. we will see how it balances out down the road. paul: let's talk about the impact of the trade war on growth. sounding more worried than ever. kathleen: we are in the middle of a trade were, looks like the u.s. and china are heading for a deal. you know, china steps back to my trump steps up, more tariffs on tap, even more potentially. let's listen to what the chief theoecd told bloomberg television today. over the pastened year. it is now quite weak. there have been trade tensions. we really see trade has derailed the global recovery that was going on in 2017. >> you are the only one that really slashed global forecast in march. 3.2%. numbers like that are too close to something that can begin to look like a recession globally. downgraded, sot has japan. the u.s. has upgraded. nevertheless, there are more threats in the trade war. let's see what's on the list of

african-americans had success with barack obama and are now serving the entire field in a way that abb not have been willing to do 2008. where?nd that comes from guest: my father's side of the family, and i lost my dad last fall, but my father's side is from the austria hungarian empire. growing up we would often say it ukrainian. personig ancestry.com and i've been able to track where his side of the family came from to one of two towns in modern-day poland. my mom's side of the family is completely nailed down. was aher's grandfather cobbler for the last king of montenegro. he actually had the montenegrin equivalent of a royal warrant because he made boots for the king. host: sorry about the loss of your father, by the way. guest: thank you. host: let's go to larry in illinois. good morning, larry. caller: thank you for remembering that. , i'm having aer hard time talking, pertaining to the people of color. if we are going to do it for them, what we have to do it all the native americans if we were off their land? which youstion i had, will not like at all, but i'm handicapped and ev