netanyahu to get connected, we want to bring in the chairman of the house intelligence committee, adam schiffcongressman schiff, i want to ask you about the situation in israel. israel has a right to defend itself but is taking criticism about the am tamplitude of that response. 181 palestinians killed, the attack on the building that housed "the associated press" and al-jazeera, is the response disproportionate? >> it is a terrible tragedy what is going on, and the loss of life is deplorable. every rocket that hamptons hamas sends into israel are designed to kill civilians. israel has a right to defend itself, but has to use every effort to avoid civilian casualties. i think they are trying. but the violence has got t stop. i think we need to do everything possible to bring about a cease-fire. i think the administration needs to push harder ong out a cease-fire, end these hot the hostilities. >> dickerson: the biden administration has sent an envoy to israel and is working on trying to get the violence to cease. but what more can the administration do? what leverage can it use with israel? >

adam schiff joins me with more on that and more. dr. jose romero is joining me. also secretary of arkansas's department of health, chris, let me start with you. we expect that hearing with the cdc director to begin, but fill us in on the developments on the kids as young as 12 that could be vaccinated. and so. parents are saying what does this mean for schools? >> i think we're going to start to see on thursday the pictures of 13-year-olds get vaccinated. and the president of the american federation of teachers said listen, we expect that by september, by the beginning of the school year in the fall, we could have 100% of schools open. now there are a couple hurdles 37. you're going to hear a lot from officials today. so will the members of the american academy of pediatrics. they're going to startshiping vaccines directly to the pediatricia offices. we're seeing schools and communities get involved. they could be going around to get kids vaccinated. that is why i'm here in times square. new york city has had pop ups to try to get people to come get vaccinated wh

allies feeling uneasy and the radio show suggestions it was unfair with democratic congressman adam schiffnd chairman schiff, reporting there are wants at giuliani's apartment and office was related to the removal of the u.s. ambassador to ukraine. i'm wondering if it surprises you things reached this stage? >> it doesn't really surprise me. giuliani was there pursuing business interests but also pursuing this smear against the bidens to try to help his client, the president of the united states and he was working with these ukrainians like these former prosecutors. these were some of the same people he was hoping to get information that could be used against the bidens by the president but also, they had their own motives to get rid of the u.s. am basketbassador who i thought was a thorn in his side but corrupt ukrainians thought she was a foreign and if they were doing work at the same time he was doing work for the president and not registering as an agent of foreign pow there could put him in serious trouble. >> even if he didn't receive money directly from ukrainians that were trying

amy: that is adam schiff.of course, we have heard what biden said, also his conversation with netanyahu on the phone. but then you have progressive democrats like alexandria ocasio-cortez who is saying apartheid states are not democracies. refaat alareer, what do you say to president biden? >> i think biden gave netanyahu the green light to start it. the week that america suppor israel's right to defend itself, two days after the aggression started, quickly said this is going to be a long war against civilians because israel is killing us using american weapons, using american technology, using american planes. america -- the american administration has blood on their hands. the massacre going on is on biden. it is a shame to see people like adam schiff and those people who were fierce rivals to trump and is barbarity, saint israel has a right to defend itself. there is no more equivalent here. israel is -- palestinians are the oppressed native people defending themselves. it seems both the democrats and the r

do you remember adam schiff?g extended conversation with the house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff at the munich security conference. >> i think we had a beer. >> he was spotted in the hall without peer. florida senator marco rubio joins me now. is it possible to remember what happened in 2018 and not in 2019? >> well, i think it's impossible to say you don't remember you met with a foreign minister of a foreign country. the answer to that i'm not sure if it was in munich or sure it was in 2018 but i know i met with him several occasions. those meetings happen and i can guarantee they were not talking about the yankees or play national football league one thing they have in common and that's the iran deal. if i were to bet what he was saying in those meetings it was listen, don't, hold on, this guy is not going to be president in two and a half or three years. a new administration will come in and set these things right. i think that's what those meetings were about. i can't prove it. i don't think an

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that goes to adam schiff. this guy, the lies pour out of him, and what i wonder is did they think we would never get the truth, that we would not see that the russia hoax was built on a lie, did they think that president trump would not release the transcript from the ukraine calls. these people had a blood lust for impeachment, and it hurt our country. we could done -- have done so much more if they could have advanced our nation, but if there was one member i had to get rid of, it would be tough one. it would be a tough one. rep. taylor greene: aren't we all thankful for the hard work congressman matt gaetz did during this russia hoax? [cheers and applause] thank you. he defended our president. he fought for him, fought for our country against the big lie, the big lie, the russian collusion conspiracy theory. rep. matt gaetz: thank you. crowd: [chanting 'usa'] rep. matt gaetz: thank you. they don't come for the meek, they come for the fighters. it is easy to see now how fake all of that was after we saw muel

. >>> joining me now is congressman adam schiff, chair of the house and intelligence committee. let's begin with ukraine. what is your reaction to what you just heard? how does it highlight the importance of ukraine's importance. >> that was fascinating as rudy giuliani makes demands of the smear campaign of joe biden. it reminded me of a conversation had where volker says you shouldn't investigation the prior president of ukraine. and he comes back right away and says like you want us to do of the bidens and clintons. just the hypocrisy. there is our ambassador promoting an ant tight corrupting message. and now the president of the united states, donald trump, is affirmatively trying to get ukraine to engage in corruption. interesting interview. >> according to the transcript i have seen, volker, the eu from the united states, set up this call and was on the call. he was participating in this call. is novikov something that the giuliani investigators should talk to? >> it depends. if they are looking at the effort to get rid of the ambassador and whether that was done on behalf

. >> let's discuss with the chairman of the house intelligence committee, congressman adam schiff.you so much for joining us. i want to get to all of that in a moment, but let me get your immediate reaction to the breaking news. cnn has learned the trump administration secretly obtained phone and e-mail records to cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr. this follows news they also targeted the communications of several "washington post" journalists. what do you make of this? >> there were a lot of abuses of the justice department's power during the trump administration, everything from intervening to reduce the sentence of people who lied to protect the president like roger stone, to making cases go away in the case of mike flynn, but also to go after press organizations, particularly those that the justice department and the president thought were hostile to the president. they apparently even went after the records behind the twitter account that would criticize devin nunes. these look like terrible abuses of power by the justice department. i think they ought to be looked into

i'll ask another ex-trump attorney, and we'll talk to adam schiff.ent in history. >> thank you all, madame speaker. madame vice president. >>> symone sanders is here to talk about the next 100 days for her boss, vice president kamala harris. i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the sunday show." >>> this sunday we continue to follow the investigation into rudy giuliani following the fbi raid on his residence and office. >> the reality is that that warrant is it completely illegal. the only way you can get a search warrant is if you can show there's some evidence the person is going to destroy the evidence or is going to run away with the evidence. i could have destroyed the evidence -- i didn't destroy the evidence because the evidence is exculpatory. it proves the president and i are innocent. they are the ones who are committing -- it's like projection. they're committing the crimes. >> and now we know more about what those agents are l

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that goes to adam schiff. this guy just, allies, just pour out of him.re never going to get the truth? did they think we would finally see that the whole rush a hoax was built on a lie? did they think that president trump wouldn't release the transcript from ukraine call? these people had a blood lust for impeachment and it hurt our country. we could of done so much more if they would've seen the potential in coming together and advancing our nation but yeah, if those one member i had to get rid of, it, edified maxine or seen or adam schiff it would be a tough one. it would be a tough one. you know what,t, i have to tell you, aren't we all thankful for the hard work that congressman matt gaetz did during this rush a hoax? thank you. he defended our president. he fought for him. he fought for our country against the big lie, a big lie, which is russian collision conspiracy theories. >> thank you. >> thank you. i tell you, they always come for the fighters, don't they? they don't come for the meek. they come for the fighters. you know, it's easy to see now

open question whether the dems who control the house intel committee give us truth not because adam schifftheir leader but also his main henchman eric swallwell is compromised by a chinese spy, let's not forget that story. even though the senate did unanimously finally vote to declassify all the intel on covid's origins, they did that today it is not clear if biden will actually live up to that. >> we release the reporting full after 90 days? >> yes unless there is something i'm not aware of. >> there's a lot he's not aware of but it certainly sounds like this could end up being something that could blow up his thoughts on china's agenda. that might be what comes up. if the lab leak theory does turn out to be true biden will actually have to get tough on china or suffer the consequences for the voters at home. biden would have to choose between voters and pleasing his donor base, big business, big tech, and wall street and based on biden's approach to china it is pretty obvious that he puts multinationals over the middle class. >> in my discussions with president xi i told him we welcome t

. >> well i just wanted to say this, i'm waiting for swalwell and i'm waiting for adam schiff to come we found russian collusion. and it wasn't with donald trump come was with joe biden because he is the gift that keeps on giving to vladimir putin at the russians and he's done that at the expense of amendment, american workers and a lot of them live in my hometown, he decided he was going to shut down. >> sean: i think the governor makes a good point because it was, joe biden has given them a waiver, so he lied when he said it was about climate change or given or granted the waiver. it was obama who said i will have more flexibility after the election and it was hillary that bought the 30.ca, and handed over, believe it or not, uranium. they did get a nice kick back to the foundation. >> right. i've always heard that the worst thing about betrayal is it doesn't come from your enemies. president biden also said on april 15th from the press room that he opposed the pipeline, and at lincoln said during his confirmation, which i think has been forgotten, lincoln testified under oath that

some others, the congresswoman from california is a former speaker of the california house and adam schiff has been interested in the leadership as well. there are several people that i think would like this in fact i think there are 200 people that would like this job and i think that when pelosi leaves, there will be a battle, a progressive candidate so that will be a battle to watch. nancy pelosi will have a role in that i'm sure. i don't know if she will make an endorsement that she will have a voice that matters. nancy pelosi understands just as when she got into the leadership, the leadership did not determine her victory that she will not be in the position to determine the victory of who succeeds her because it will be up to the democratic members of the house and it is a secret ballot. >> can i chime in on this. you talked about the succession talks and how that played out with a number of my colleagues. in those conversations she always said she viewed the future and her successor as someone with three qualities. someone that reflects the core democratic values. number two someon

adam schiff urged the administration to push harder to end the fighting. >> i think we need to do everything possible to bring about a cease-fire and the administration needs to push harder on israel and the palestinian authority to stop the violence, bring about a cease-fire and end the hostilities. >> also on sunday more than 25 democratic and independent senators released a joint statement calling on a cease-fire. >>> meanwhile, further stress added to hospitals and care workers in the middle east, and two people died and more than 100 were injured when a bleacher collapsed in a synagogue in the west bank and ben weederdeman wn the scene. >> reporter: this unrelated to the current crisis in which several dozen people were injured and several killed in a catastrophe in the west bank settlement. hundreds of worshippers co commemorating the jewish holiday when suddenly the bleachers collapsed. we spoke to one of the first responders that described the scene as pandemonium with the injured piled on top of one another, and we also spoke to the head of the regional medical services. this is wha

i would rather have an independent commission do it rather than nancy pelosi or adam schiff. you have mitch mcconnell coming out in opposition of creation of it. but independent commission are independent contractors and likely to make their own decisions. >> you have seen house leaders including nancy pelosi and others holding their caucuses together for votes. what does it say on kevin mccarthy's hold on his conference, the power of trump and his desire to be speaker as he desires two years from now. >> 35 was a surprising number, but not overwhelming. they kept most of the conference. i think where this went sideways was the top republican who negotiated this without a signoff by kevin mccarthy. this broke down and generally there is better communication between the two. there is politics going on with the republicans. but this could have been done and should have been done four months ago. i think it's ridiculous we are still here. it was four months ago that republicans introduced a bill that was largely like what we had. instead of running with that bipartisan approach,

and then you've got adam schiff saying if moscow is responsible, associated with the u.s.ween' 54-55, when the world is on a nuclear brink. you basically have a bunch of policymakers on both sides in russian and u.s. figuring out essentially how to spook the other side without starting a third nuclear war that will annihilate all humanity, right? there is no rules. no one said, like, what are the rules for nuclear weapons. it feels like that's where we are with this stuff. there has to be a sense of what is and isn't a triggering incursion and the lack of that makes me nervous about what can spiral out of this. >> you are exactly right to be nervous. the u.s. doesn't have a declarative policy on what russia or china or iran or north korea, in how we respond. if we made that clear and imposed consequences in public when these things happen, that might have a chance do deter. we don't talk about our policy. we don't talk about what we might do. we don't impose consequences publicly when other bad things happen. and we have got to bring nations companies, together. no one com

leadership, it'sal easy to drawa contrast when you are dealing with new some, feinstein, and pelosi and adam schiff 2003. a recall election, someone from the entertainment field. why can't she do the same in 2021? >> sean: one word answer. i will ask you both the same. can caitlyn win? tammy. >> i don't think so. there needs to be big plans, not just commercials and name recognition. i don't think so. >> sean: joe. >> maybe? >> sean: you said one word. >> i don't know. i got to see more, sean. i've got to see more. >> sean: i think it's very possible. could shock the world.ve we will know a lot more after the interview tomorrow. thank you both.. when we come back, more "hannity" after the break. you will never guess where joe biden forgot to wear his mask. not a good idea either. take a look, coming up. ♪ ♪ .. as the covid-19 vaccines become available you may have questions. and that's normal. so, for the latest information, visit getvaccineanswers.org it's up to you. ♪ ♪ >> sean: before we go tonight let's take a look at what happened last week when the bidens went to visit former president jimmy

we just heard a tweet also from adam schiff saying republicans ousted her because they are the party lies. she stated a simple fact. the election was not stolen. he said there is no room for the truth and we also just heard from former president trump on his own website criticizing liz cheney calming her a war monger with no heart nor personality. we are going to continue to follow all of this back and forth, back to you. >>> coming to you live from santa clara at the mass vaccination site at levi stadium where the focus e vacci the younger population. we are waiting word from cdc that could approve the shot today. if that happens that age group could be getting their first dose as early as tomorrow. the cdc special advisory panel convenes today to go over data for the pfizer shot. its been shown to be 100% effective for kids 12 to 15. there are 17 million in that age group and santa clara has been working with the 49ers to encourage young people to get the vaccine by offering free tours of the team locker room, a swag bag and a chance to take a selfie on the field. >>> time for a lo

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house intelligence committee chair adam schiff released a statement saying that it appears russian isd a statement insisting that we have to step up our cyber defenses. i'm joined by kiersten todd, she served on president obama's national cybersecurity commission. microsoft made this announcement late last night. forgive us for wondering, what aren't they telling us. this coming right before memorial day weekend. it felt like one of those, to us political journalists, like a late news dump of something perhaps we should have known about sooner. what can you tell us about this? >> we know same criminal actor group that was responsible for solarwinds and other attacks was responsible for this attack where it took advantage -- it gained access to a trusted technology partner called constant contact, which is part of a -- a legitimate mass mailing services infrastructure. it took advantage of that company's vulnerabilities and then it infected its customers. now as we have seen continuously, it is undermining our trust in the technology ecosystem. we are still -- it's ongoing. we are figu

adam schiff got more airtime than the mypillow guy.y pushed it despite hurting our institutions in creating a hostile atmosphere for trump supporter's which leads to the other part of this b.s., that trump should be banned because the big lie lead to violence on january 6. if that's the standard, than every person and the media should be banned, especially after the last four years. again, you want excitement? that was their daily exercise. branding you evil so that's a target on your back got even wider. >> donald trump has been embracing american every day of his political career. >> you voted for the person who the support. >> the racism, the, the cuddling. >> he followed in the footsteps of hitler. >> is it fair to side that there are republican officeholders with a kind of blood on their hands as we are discussing in 2018? >> greg: you are discussing. and wise always hitler and for these folks? thankfully, some have moved on. >> i've been thinking to myself this whole time, al qaeda, usama bin laden, the taliban, the people who wa

also as well congressman adam schiff today, the chair of the house intelligence committee, weighing in on this discussion. >> and i think we need to do everything possible to bring about a cease-fire. i think the administration needs to push harder on israel and the palestinian authority to stop the violence, bring about a cease-fire and these hostilities. >> and schiff adding that while israelis had the right to protect themselves, and their people, that he does not want to support this policy of evicting palestinians from their homes, communities from their homes. and so, fred, you can see there is a much more direct conversation that's taking place, a more nuanced conversation, and more pushback that was happening from lawmakers here on capitol hill. fred? >> all right, suzanne malveaux, arl arlette saenz, both of you in the nation's capital, thank you so much. >>> advice to john kerry during the obama administration, he was the special envoy. and frank good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> i wonder what your reaction is to our reporting that president biden, using the word c

the bottom of what happened on january 6, and i would rather have an independent party do it than adam schiff be the one to do the work. that is the backup option for speaker pelosi and democrats. although she told me she would much rather go the bipartisan route because she wants people, mainly republicans, to engage with the commission's findings. but if the senate blocks the commission, pelosi has, at any time, the opportunity to charge any of her committee chairs with opening up a broader investigation or to create a special committee like the benghazi committee is the easiest comparison to make that would be tasked specifically with digging into this, again, if this fails in the senate and the speaker has gone to great lengths to say she would rather avoid that situation if possible. so, anna, let's talk about this if question in the senate. there were seven republicans? the senate who voted to investigate donald trump. that's less than needed. >> definitely an uphill battle. i think a pretty honest assessment you played was from senator thune at the top where he basically said a lot of

and then you've got adam schiff saying that if moscow is responsible the brazen act of using emails it going, when the world is on a nuclear break. you basically have a bunch of policy makers on both sides in russian and u.s. figures figuring out, essentially, how to spook the other side without starting a nuclear war that would ignite all humanity. there are no rules. no one said what the rules are for nuclear weapons, and you have all those people trying to figure it out. it feels to me like that is where we are with this stuff. there has to be some sense of what is and isn't a triggering incursion. the lack of that right now makes me very nervous about what can spiral out of this. >> chris, you are exactly right to be nervous. part of the problem is that the u.s. doesn't have a clear policy on what russia might do to us or china or north korea and how we respond. if we made that clear to them and then actually imposed consequences in public when these things happened, that might have a chance to deter them. we don't talk about a policy. we don't talk about what we might do and we do

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take a listen to what adam schiff had to say about the ongoing crisis. >> i think we need to do everythingadministration needs to push harder on israel and the palestinian authority to stop the violence, bring about a ceasefire, end these hostilities, and get back to a process of trying to resolve this longstanding conflict. >> now, president biden, alex, spending most of yesterday working from the oval office. he's here today in wilmington. he's golfing this afternoon. he was expected to return to washington tonight. the white house now saying he will not go back until tomorrow. alex? >> okay. thank you for that update from wilmington, delaware. joining me now white house correspondent with reuters and a good friend to us. good to see you. the white house has reiterated israel's right to defend itself against hamas and other militant groups. that building just folded. what can the white house do under these circumstances? >> well, i think lauren said it well. it's certainly a big foreign policy challenge for president biden. and he's facing pressures from within his own party about how to

i want to play this clip here from adam schiff, the chairman of the intelligence committee in the house. >> and i think we need to do everything possible to bring about a ceasefire. i think the administration needs to push harder on israel and the palestinian authority to stop the violence, bring about a ceasefire, end these hostilities. >> reporter: and what you're hearing here is that democrats want the biden administration to be more involved in these negotiations. they are essentially asking that something needs to happen, and this is an issue that could divide the democratic party. you do see some divisions between younger generations of democrats and older generations of democrats over the issue of israel. so something to keep an eye on in the upcoming days as the party really grapples with what the best way forward is for the biden administration. >> you're so right, lauren, it's a real notable shift given the number of younger, more progressive democrats in that chamber and in the house as well. we will see what the biden administration does with it. thank you very much. >>> let

house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff says, quote: russia remains undeterred despite sanctionsollowing the solar wind attack. those sanctions gave the administration flexibility to tighten the economic screws further if necessary. it now appears necessary. microsoft says the hackers access to u.s. agency for international development marketing service. then they used it to send legitimate looking emails like this to thousands of accounts. clicking on the link in the email gives the cyber spies access to computer systems. these emails went out as recently as this week and at least a quarter of the targeted organizations working international development, humanitarian aid, and human rights. biden has promised to get tough on russia. republicans have recently criticized the president for even agreeing to a summit with the russian president. and for the administration refusing sanctions on the company building the nord stream two pipeline. >> the white house says, despite the hack, there are no changes to the biden-putin summit scheduled for june 16th in switzerland. bret? >> bret:

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congressman adam schiff, always a pleasure to have you.on that defeats my own premise, which is let's just get to the solution. can you get to a solution when you can in the do it one-sided, and you now see that the gop is dead and buried, and it has now become the party of trump and mcconnell made it very clear, we ain't working with you guys. can you do anything to fix anything? >> well, look. it's very hard. we're working with a party that doesn't have any commitment to the truth. and people who are willing to tell the truth, like liz cheney, are essentially kicked out of their leadership. so it's a truthless party. it's an anti-democratic party now. all that being said, there are some things that i think we could get to yes on. but this is a very difficult one. years ago, chris, we tried to pass a major cyber safety bill, and one of the key components of it was requiring that critical infrastructure, whether it's in public or private hands, maintain certain minimum cybersecurity standards. and the gop wouldn't go for it. >> right. >> a

we have just heard from the democratic chairman of the house intelligence committee adam schiff, he saysrussia remains undeterred, despite sanctions following the solar winds attack, those sanctions gave the administration flexibility to tighten the economic screws further if necessary, it now appears necessary. and john, as you noted, this coming pairly three weeks before that biden-putin summit in geneva. >> escalates the stakes for that. alex marquardt, thank you for the reporting. and catherine, just the timing here, pew skin is a b-- putin i a bad actor. we know in the agenda for the summit discussions about 2020 election interference, back to 2016 if you want. the russian troop build-up with, the poisoning and the jailing of aleks aleks alexei navalny. you're nice for a few weeks in advance to set up a summit mood. putin is poking the president in the eye here. >> that's right, it's a long list and it's gotten longer. this comes at a tough time for the president, they're getting ready for the summit and the white house is not going to disagree with you he's a bad actor but they are

take a listen to how congressman adam schiff framed it this morning. >> i think we need to do everything possible to bring about a cease-fire. i think the administration needs a to push harder on israel and the palestinian authority to stop the violence, bring about a cease-fire, end these hostilities, and get back to a process of trying to resolve this long-standing conflict. >> reporter: the u.s. has long supported israel's right to defend itself. that's something we saw in the u.s. readout of these calls yesterday with the israeli side as well as the palestinian side. but then of course yesterday when we saw those images of the high-rise that had been home to the ap bureau and other media outlets, we also saw the president more forcefully express his concern over the safety and security of journalists and an independent media. that's something that has been echoed over the last day, although we should point out the united states has not specifically called out that israeli air strike, instead speaking in more broad, general terms. in the week coming up, the president has a lot of diff

. >>> meantime, new reaction from congressman adam schiff to the fbi raiding the home and office of trump's former personal attorney rudy giuliani. >> the danger here is you have an american citizen, the personal attorney of the president, engaged in pushing out a kremlin false narrative and perhaps being -- doing so at the behest of these ukrainian politicians. the focus of the investigation appears to be was rudy giuliani, this person who was basically communicating with members of congress, with the president, was he secretly working for a foreign power. >>> and in texas, the first hotly-contested special election of the biden administration will advance to a runoff. republican susan wright is so far the only candidate in the 23-person race to meet the threshold to fill her late husband's congressional seat. nbc news has not yet projected who wright will face in the runoff but it appears to be coming down to a battle between republican jake ellizey and democrat sanchez. nbc's mike memoli, mike, welcome this sunday. where is biden's next stop on the infrastructure tour? >> reporter: if yo

we heard from congressman adam schiff regarding this investigation. listen to what he said. >> the focus of the investigation appears to be, was rudy giuliani, this person who was basically communicating with members of the congress, with the president, was he secretly working for a foreign power? because he was making money from it or because there was some other bargain, that is, you help me get rid of the ambassador so i can help the president get ukraine to do these sham investigations, and i will help you in some other way or i'll help you get rid of the ambassador for ukrainian reasons. i think that's really the predominant focus. is it possible they'll find other corrupt things in his electronics, without a doubt? that is certainly possible. i wouldn't speculate what that is or who that may involve. >> reporter: alex, to reiterate, giuliani has denied any wrongdoing and is also not been charged with a crime. he is calling these searches illegal now. over the past several days he has said they are unnecessary. he said he was willing to work with

later on this sunday show, the chair of the house intelligence committee adam schiff joins jonathan to talk about the rudy giuliani saga and what it means for trump and his inner circle. that's coming up at 10 am eastern time on this sunday show. >> plus the gop is raising some eyebrows as leaders turn on congresswoman liz cheney over her her criticism of donald trump. but refused to take action against matt gates who is now under investigation by the doj. what that says about the current state of the party. the bowls are back. applebee's irresist-a-bowls all just $8.99. hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah i should've just led with that... with at&t business... you can pick the best plan for each employee and only pay for the features they need. during photosynthesis,

we did hear this morning from congressman adam schiff. listen to what he told us. >> the focus of the investigation appears to be was rudy giuliani this person who was basically communicating with members of congress, with the president, was he secretly working for a foreign power, because he was making money from it or because there was some other bargain. that is, you help me get rid of the ambassador so i can help the president to do these sham investigations and i will help you in some other way, or i'll help you get rid of the ambassador for ukrainian reasons. i think that's really the predominant focus. is it possible they'll finding other corrupt things? without a doubt. i wouldn't speculate about what that is or who that may involve. >> so, still so much involved, yasmin, but giuliani said they seized eight to ten electronics. rudy giuliani has not yet been charged with a crime. yasmin. >> all right, cori coffin, thank you for that. >>> i want to go to a video getting a lot of attention. senator mitt romney met with thunderous boo

. >> do you recall having a conversation with the house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff athe munich security conference? do you recall having an extended conversation with the house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff at the munich security conference? >> i think we had a -- i think we had a beer underneath the thing but i don't recall specifically very much. >> there was a main room. i was there, as well. there was a main room where there were a bunch of speakers and i was there and i watched. you guys had an extended conversation. you don't recall that conversation? >> in the main hall? >> yes. >> it's entirely possible. >> i remember sitting with him having a beer. it was more fun. >> you don't recall having that conversation with the chairman? >> i don't recall the conversation. it's entirely, yeah, i think he sat beside me and we sat on the right side of the hall looking towards the stage. >> you guys were standing. but when you guys met with zarif, when you were talking about u.s. foreign policy, would you advocate for your position on policy? >> the only time