coming up, brian interviews adam schiff, ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> the breaking news we're covering tonight, the former trump campaign chairman paul manafort is in even hotter water. a new court filing from the mueller team tonight all witness tampering. >>> plus donald trump's claim that he has the absolute right to pardon himself. we'll ask the top democrat on house intel whether the presidt ndeed above the law. >>> and bill clinton 20 years after impeachment back in the headlines for his comments about the "me too" movement and monica lewinsky. "the 11th hour" on a busy monday night begins now. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters in new york. this was day 501 of the trump administration, and as we come on the air tonight, we have breaking news on robert mueller's russia investigation yet again. in a new court filing just tonight, the special counsel's team said formerrump campaign chairman paul manafort attempted to tamper with potential witnesses whilonl release. the

schumer: adam schiff, ranking member on intelligence in the house. mr. schiff: thank you, mr. leader. just to underscore a couple points. i think probably the two key conclusions of the inspector general report are, first, that no political bias influenced the decision making at either the f.b.i. or the department of justice. while there may have been political bias exhibited in some private text messages, none of that political bias influenced decision making in the clinton email investigation. the second, i think, key conclusion of the inspector general is that director comey and others made serious errors of judgment. and while these serious errors of judgment were not driven by political considerations, they were nevertheless serious mistakes. those mistakes unquestionably have the effect of helping the trump campaign. that was not by design, but that was the effect. and you need look no further than candidate trump's comments, applauding then director comey for discussing the investigation in october to see which way those errors in judgment cut. none of this report obvio

congressman adam schiff, the top democrat on house intel, is here with us in new york. he'll join us in the studio to weigh in on all of it. >>> and then later, president trump break from the specl counsel to once again ramp up the culture war on the sidelines at nfl games. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a monday night. is. but right now, our bond is fraying. how do we get back to "us"? the y fills the gaps. and bridges our divides. donate to your local y today. because where there's a y, there's an us. tnow introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. that hean pardon himself set off a lot of alarm bells, and it went off like something of an incendiary device on social media. the reaction included this from california democratic congressman adam schiff, who reminded us we've been here before though in a different context. quote, president nixon asked the department of justice if he could pardon himself. they said no, and no one may be the judge in

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now we're joined by our ranking member on intelligence, adam schiff. in addition to what was presented, i wanted to make two points which may be additional, but i want to emphasize them. one is that the i.g. informed us that leaks to rudy giuliani were part of the investigation. we'll see what that takes us to. the report does not answer how he got those leaks and democrats are demanding answers. secondly, it the report says that the f.b.i. was under constant pressure from congressional republicans. that pressure has now been directed to the mueller investigation. the report provides no basis for the g.o.p. to challenge the legitimacy of the mueller investigation. it must continue unhindered. it's deeply disturbing that the republicans remain obsessed with undermining our intelligence and law enforcement agencies. republicans need to end this and focus on what matters, protecting our democracy. just this week special counsel mueller said that the election meddling operations are still occurring. yesterday the house g.o.p. failed to appropriate a single

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i will talk with the top democrat in the house intelligence committee, adam schiff. our correspondents and analysts are standing by. first, loets et's go to jim aco. the president put on a show this afternoon. >> reporter: he certainly did. president trump staged his celebration of america event here at the white house after dis-inviting the eagles from their own event dedicated to the super bowl championship sthey won. this is a continuation of his culture wars. this t brigh shiny object of the white house was the nfl's trophy itself. ♪ somewhat singing along, president trump doubted a celebration of america. it felt like a celebration of, you guessed it, him. >> it's bigger than we had anticipated. >> reporter: white house held this tribute to the nation after pulling the plug on an event honoring the philadelphia eagles for winning the super bowl. mr. trump was furious once he learned of the number of players attending. he tweeted about it. a small number of players decided to come. the white house accused the eagles of attempting a t. >> if this wasn't a stunt by

you are apparently a liar says adam schiff. i know that you are in your crying towel all day and night. very upset about it. >> i hate to say it, but it is more [bleep] from the congressman of california. it is hard to know what he is talking about. if he is referring to the twitter direct messages which were leaked to the atlantic, a proof that i had no collaboration with wikileaks. i turn those over to the house intelligence committee last september. if he is referring to the emails that were cited by "the wall street journal" that proved that i had no direct contact from the source and was using a back channel, why those fell out the precisely worded scope of the intelligence committees request. a scope cosigned by mr. schiff himself. the real issue, laura, very clear. he has said that he has seen "significant evidence of russia collusion in the 2016 election" and has produced none, zero. he would like to change the subject. my testimony before the house intelligence committee was entirely truthful. >> laura: this is what he

congressman adam schiff, the top democrat on house intel, is here with us in new york. he'll join us in the studio to weigh in on all of it. >>> and then later, president trump takes a break from the special counsel to once again ramp up the culture war on the sidelines at nfl games. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a monday night. dray, when he was younger, he loved to smile; and we knew he would need braces because his teeth were coming in funny. that's when he had the bunny rabbits. we called him the bunny rabbit. now, those are the same two front teeth, there, that they are now. then dray ended up having to wear braces for 5 years because he never made it to appointments, because he was busy playing basketball. if he missed practice, he don't get to play in the game. this is the picture that was on the front page of the newspaper. all you can notice is the braces! then, once he got to michigan state, he broke the retainer! my bottom teeth, they were really crooked, and i just wasn't getting braces again. smile direct club fits into my lifestyle so well. the l

if adam schiff wanted to turn them over on his own, they could.feinstein released transcripts earlier. but even if had the power, i'm sure he'd be reluctant to serve a subpoena on a congressional committee. >> matt, true? >> yes. it's difficult for the department of justice, there have been repeated court fights over the department of justice trying to get congressional records over times. congress has protections under the speech and debate clause. it would be a long court fight if they were to send that kind of subpoena. >> barbara mcquade, matt miller, happy friday. thank you for joining us. >>> many republicans have tried not to oppose the president, at least in public, but some new polls say maybe they should. this is important for people with asthma. yes. it's a targeted medicine proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, and lower oral steroid use. about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. fasenra™ is designed to work with the body to target and remove eosinophils. fasenra™ is an add-on

if adam schiff wanted to turn them over on his own, they could.in released transcripts earlier. but even if had the power, i'm sure he'd be reluctant to serve a subpoena on a congressional committee. >> matt, true? >> yes. it's difficult for the department of justice, there have been repeated court fights over the department of justice trying to get congressional records over times. congress has protections under the speech and debate clause. it would be a long court fight if they were to send that kind of subpoena. >> barbara mcquade, matt miller, happy friday. thank you for joining us. >>> many republicans have tried not to oppose the president, at least in public, but some new polls say maybe they should. you like dinosaurs? so do i. hey blue. i brought you something. okay. we're getting out of here. you're welcome. run! holy! this is gonna be awesome. rated pg-13. hais not always easy. severe plaque psoriasis it's a long-distance run and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for over ten

top democrat adam schiff is here ahead. >>> and the philadelphia eagles, disinvited the day before the white house visit. why aren't they getting the patriot treatment? what do you say, friends, let's get at it. >>> all right. this is our first official night. so thank you for being here. and we do have a lot to test. why does president trump think he can pardon himself? and why would his attorney say the president could shoot jam comey and still not be indicted? we talked to rudy giuliani about exactly that. joining us now, president trump's attorney, mr. mayor, rudy giuliani. good to see you, sir. >> how are you, chris? >> so you went to jerusalem. are you trying to invoke the power of the holy spirit in this interview? >> i just came from the church of the holy sepulcher and from the wailing wall. i can't tell you what i prayed for or wished for. but maybe i'm trying to get a little help. we can use all the help we can get. >> let's see if you it works for you right now. you're not here at home in the u.s., but you're big news, sir. >> i am? all right. >> do you regret saying that t

my guests kellyanne conway and adam schiff. plus,hat is happening to the children separated from fair parents? >> this place is called a shelter but the kids are in fact incarcerated. >> whoever wins the immigration battle the children are the losers. >>> and the new endangered species -- republicans who criticize the president. my conversation with trump critic congressman marord. just lost his republican primary race. joining me for insight and analysis are, nbc news national repolitical porter carol e. "new york times" pentagon correspondent he lean cooper. republican strategist al cardenas. and "new york times" columnist brettstevens. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. happy father's day. what kind of week has it been for president trump? to president trump'ss crthe north korea summit was a self-serving spectacle that achieved lit and to the president itth moveworld away fr

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if adam schiff wanted to turn them over on his own, they could.the same way senator feinstein released transcripts earlier. but even if had the power, i'm sure he'd be reluctant to serve a grand jury subpoena on a congressional committee. >> matt, true? >> yes. absolutely. it's difficult for the department of justice, there have been repeated court fights over the department of justice trying to get congressional records at times. congress has protections under the speech and debate clause. i think it would be very difficult. it would be a long court fight with an uncertain ending if they were to send that kind of subpoena. >> barbara mcquade, matt miller, happy friday. thank you for joining us. >>> most house republicans, including paul ryan, have tried not to oppose the president in public. but new polls say maybe they should. never thought i'd see one in real life. [ dinosaur screeches ] the park is in the past. run! we're not on an island anymore. there is a town five miles from here. am i dead? not yet, kid. change was inevitable and it's hap

i was watching adam schiff on msnbc. although democrats said they would -- adam schiff was such a negative nancy about the whole thing. and democrats promised if the president emerged from the meeting with something positive and productive they would give him credit for it. but they can't help themselves. that's where you talk. i'm sorry, i thought we were playing a clip. thank you. i remember their outrage. at least they are consistent. i remember outrage they expressed when president obama sat down with a dicta went to a baseball game in cuba. oh, wait, that didn't happen. they cheered that. i guess that's a bit of hypocrisy when it comes to the standard they apply to president trump. no matter what the president does, it will never be good enough. it will always be bad. and that's horrible. there are certain things we all should root for ascans. we just saw bill maher root for the economy to take, because that's wait would take to get rid of trump. the fact they are rooting against the success of our country because t

congressman adam schiff facing online backlash after the >> congressman adam schiff, the california democratticism of the most recent pardons. serving a long sentence, now you too can get a pardon. he was referring to alice johnson, 21 years for a first-time drug offense. the progressive marijuana laws, the state's democratic governor is saying no to licensed tasting rooms for so-called edibles, vetoing a measure that would have allowed adults to consume small amounts of marijuana through edibles at those establishments. in interview to promote the brave one jodie foster weighing in on the gun control debate telling them they are not comfortable with emotional beings having an instrument of death. she would be more comfortable with robots brandishing weapons because they lack feelings. a study from dartmouth college's student newspaper, a divide between interacting people with opposing viewpoints, the study found 82% of democrats on campus are most likely to date a republican to 42% of republicans who said they probably wouldn't date a democrat. tonight's midnight hero is a remarkable young

congressman adam schiff, a member of the house intelligence committee saying abuse of power continues but conservative activists who broke campaign finance laws by hiding donations over the legal limit trying to send a message to michael cohen and earlier today i spoke to patty blagojevich who said he wasn't necessarily expecting the pres.'s announcement that he is considering pardoning her husband. >> three big developments, let's break them down. mccabe in the pardons. we will start there. breaking news tonight that jim comey has been interviewed by prosecutors examining they will bring charges against andrew mccabe. they don't see eye to eye on the inspector general's report which found the light four times, two under oath. comey tells a different story. >> the us attorney's office, district of columbia, taking this seriously and they should. the inspector general released a detailed report with extremely damaging findings that could expose mccabe to criminal jeopardy. he made a referral to the us attorney which doesn't guarantee an indictment or charges will be brought but it typi

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adam schiff wants to be the chairperson of the house intelligence committee. nancy pelosi wants to be the speaker of the house. they want bob mueller to do what peter strzok and hillary clinton could not do. which is beat donald trump. just be aware you're being used would be my advice to bob mueller. >>chris: i want to ask you for quick answers. should based on what you knew before what you know now from the ig's report, should hillary clinton been charged with a crime? >> i need to interview effectively. i need to ask for those questions on intent. we know she lied. we know she concealed evidence. we know they destroyed evidence. those are all circumstantial markers of intent. so i would need to interview her without going into it knowing i was going to clear like the fbi did. >>chris: should call me and peter strzok be called to testify before congress?>> >>chris: on what issues? >> peter strzok, you name it. the highest leof bias i've ever witnessed in any law enforcement officer. and james comey, has a mclean to do. he's having a hard time getting his sto

adam schiff, representative adam schiff on your show says if you look at his memo from the house intelligence committee it had a new revelation which is that papadopoulos was also -- the russians previewed for papadopoulos their plan to disseminate the e-mails. that's a further step. >> and that papadopoulos copies manafort on e-mails riltded to these exchanges. >> one of which is titled something like russia wants to meet putin. sorry, russia wants to meet trump. after that, after the being told of the e-mails and manafort sends this e-mail to rick gates that says we shouldn't let dt do this, somebody low level to do it so as to send no signal. >> okay, that's a pretty good case. that is what is hanging over paul manafort. public record langing over paul manafort and his decision making as he spends the night in d.c. jail. thanks for joining us. >> more new reporting on the scope of the trump administration's family separation policy. we have documents no one else obtained. but gadi schwartz with a tour of a new policy and beta o'rourke on the tents going up for children near el paso. and pr

we're talking to cessman adam schiff.cerns here, ethical or legal concerns, from your perspective? >> both ethical and legal. certainly if this information is derived from foreign services that are violating the emolients clause, we simply don't know if the trump organization is up for sale. there was word that jared kushner was trying to get money from the golf organizations. we don't know and we shouldn't have to ask these questions. that's why in the past presidents have divested themselves. in this case the first family, which has a first policy poll. we have to wonder is ivanka getting trademarks from china for some reason? the chinese investment of a property in indonesia? did that influence the president's decision to reverse sanctions on the gte? we shouldn't have to wonder. but with this majority in congress unwilling to do oversight and with the first family unwilling to divest, we are left to question whether the policy is driven by their financial interests and not the interests of our country. >> who is looki

coming up, brian interviews adam schiff, ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee.r trump campaign chairman paul manafort is in even hotter water. a new court filing from the mueller team tonight all witness tampering. >>> plus donald trump's claim that he has the absolute right to pardon himself. we'll ask the top democrat on house intel whether the presidt ndeed above the law. >>> and bill clinton 20 years after impeachment back in the headlines for his comments about the "me too" movement and monica lewinsky. "the 11th hour" on a busy monday night begins now.

now you can get a pardon, said congressman adam schiff.randmother alice johnson, pardoned yesterday by president trump after serving 21 euros for a first-time drug offense. despite colorado's progressive marijuana laws, the state's democratic governor john hickenlooper is saying no to licensed tasting rooms for so-called edibles. he is hiding public health concerns, feeding a measure that would have allowed adults to consume small amounts of marijuana is through edibles are rating at those kinds of establishments. internet tribute to promote her new film, actress jodie foster weighing in on the gun control debate. telling indie wire that she's not comfortable with the emotional beings having what she calls an instrument of death. she said she would be more comfortable with robots brandishing weapons because they lack feelings. and a study from dartmouth college and the student newspaper revealing the provides when it comes to interacting with people who hold opposing viewpoints. the study found that 82% of democrats on campus would be less

congressman adam schiff says there's been questionable behavior on both sides of the political spectrum. >> the report shows that they talk to an anti-clinton bias in the new york office. >> sa james comey failed to follow established protocol and made serious errors in judgment over the course of the investigation into the use of a private email server by hillary clinton appeared to fbi officials, peter strzok and lisa paige exchanged thousands of text messages. many are anti-trump. and the president said discredits the investigation. his attorney is calling for an investigation into the special counsel. >> there was no collusion, no obstruction, the ig report yesterday went a long way to show that. i think that the robert mueller investigation has been totally discredited. >> i believe the investigation should be investigated, not because so much robert mueller but because of the nesis in this very, now completely, almost illegal or unethical probe. the russian probe that began with peter strzok in charge. >> they say the ig report completely exonerates the present. rudy giuliani says

an event hosted by acts use in washington, ranking member of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, spoke about the u.s.-north korea summit and investigations into interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. fcc chair talked about the future of the internet. mike: so, congressman, we're going to start with a quiz. i am going to describe a public figure and you're going to tell me who it is. mr. schiff: oh, no. mike: one. very talented. two, very smart guy. three, great negotiator. mr. schiff: yes. well, sadly, that's trump's description of kim jong-un. you know what a surreal world you're in when that's the description of the north korean dictator. weak, obnoxious, and dishonest is the description we give the canadian prime minister. mike: what do you make of that? what is the consequence of that? as we would say, why does that matter? mr. schiff: well -- what do i make of that? i make that we are at greater odds with our allies now than ever before in my lifetime. mike: but what does that mean? what's the consequence of that for our guests? mr. schiff: i think the consequence

adam schiff by the way he's a partisan hack. if that's a guy whose going to come out and say maybe peter strzok shouldn't be at the fbi, then there are deep problems at the fbi. liz: vince coglianese great to see you. >> thank you. liz: let's get to this story in silicon valley google recently saying it will not, will not work on any u.s. military contracts involving its own artificial intelligence as part of its evil strategy, now look at this, amazon investors calling on its ceo jeff bezos to stop selling amazon facial recognition software to law enforcement across the country. my next guest is asking what's going on at silicon valley more on that story we're bringing in weekly standard executive editor fred barnes that's after the break. don't go b away. e changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com start winning today. if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip. it

all of that ought to concern us in the aggregate as much as any particular firing. > congressman adam schiff, thanks for being with me. >> thanks. >> for more on the russia investigation, the president's campaign to up end it, barbara boxer of california and former state department official jake sullivan who is deputy chief of staff to of hillary clinton. jake, your reaction to hearing in private the president has been doing what he has done publicly, urging his own attorney generalton investigate hillary clinton. >> you alluded to there at the top of the program. this is a tin pot dictator mentality. the president basically believes the justice department is his peschell playground for him to direct the law enforcement apparatus of the united states to go after his political enemies and that is a deeply dangerous proposition. but it's consistent with his broader world view. he thinks that if the president criticizes him he should yank their licenses. he thinks the u.s. foreign policy is there to advance the business interests of himself and his family. so all of this adds up to a particular

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adam schiff, chuck schumer, they put on the receiving end of really biting jokes.n the studio for some of those jokes and some of them are funny, some of them aren't. i think we need to take a step back and make sure that both sides are not weaponizing comedy and weaponizing the first amendment. there are legitimate concerns about how we speak to each other and politicizing it doesn't make it better. >> shannon: know. again, guy, it creates a situation where people don't know what is a fireball offense, what isn't. people are offended across the spectrum. they've been hearing for years from roseann and think they have been saying to my key ring from samantha bee, is there a rulebook? >> that is the thing i am puzzled by. it sometimes seems to me that there are different standards depending on which end of the political spectrum you might identify with. in some cases, it looks like just saying i'm sorry is good enough if you are joy behar and insulting questions or if you are samantha bee insulting the first family or if you are keith olbermann being very venomous a

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