i think it is called the letters of adams and jefferson or the jefferson adams letters something likehat. i think you can find it but i would say it is worthwhile. the image jefferson brought back from france was the image i think then washington was looking for when he was putting together his new cabinet for the secretary of state. it was known he was of course had circulated in these intellectual circles and he was elected as president of the american philosophical society in 1797. i think it is interesting too when he was still in paris i looked at some of the letters he would write back to colleagues being very active in the american philosophical society before he went to paris. i look at some of the letters he writes back and he does a little name dropping there of who he was having dinner with. it was one of these world- renowned natural scientists and the primarily a lot of them were in the french intellectual circles so he does name dropping there. he definitely brings back this reputation as being very much a part of the intelligence and he brings back very much his reputat

congressman, you sent a letter to adam shift. we know that adam has said for a long time he said two years ago he has more than circumstance evidence that there was collusion between the trump campaign and russia. we also know that this past week we have news from the senate they saidal all of their findings they found no collusion. explain the letter you sent to adam and what you are trying to do? >> i put it out on a blog. i raised questions about shift. yes, you said he had proof. sounds like a modern day joe mcmccarthy. we had the senate and houssay there is no collusion. you know what we recently found out, maria. this is something you have been monitoring the entire time and bringing out information on. we find that adam shift met with glenn the co-founder. in aspen which never has been known to us. first of all what did they meet about. this is after the committee wanted to look into gwen good simpson. i want to know what they talked about. how many times have they met. why did adam shift fight when we wanted to find out w

. >> adam levine's only interview before he takes the stage before his super bowl performance. responding to the critics. >> there has been controversy around you guys playing this performance. >> i'm not in the right profession if i can't handle a little bit of controversy. first time in us in on a few over two years. why they are partnering again. >>> plus, new details in the jussie smollett attack. >> we are in the chicago on the latest for the hunt for the men in this surveillance video. >> and more disturbing video. the caught on tape confrontation between a "jersey shore" star and her husband. >> when the damage is done, you shouldn't stay in a relationship. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> welcome inside the nfl experience in atlanta here at the super bowl. normally thursday there is a press conference between the halftime performer and the world's media. this year was cancelled and only one outlet, "entertainment tonight" h a chance to sit down with marine 5 frontman adam levine, and right off the bat we jumped in head-on about the controversy ♪ baby i'm planning

weeks from tonight, adams can win an academy award.as half a dozen nominations over the years in movies like "the fighter" and "american hustle hustle." but for someone who has been in a classes with the biggest stars in the world for more than a decade now. the refreshing low key adams does not understand all the fuss. a amy and i got together in new york for a sunday sit-down. >> she just don't call her a mew s movie star. >> make me uncomfortable. >> is that the plan? >> adams is completely add ease in her latest oscar nominated role as vice president dick chen cheney's wife, lynn. >> she was a force of nature from the very beginning of her marriage and her relationship with dick cheney >> yes, she's a force, she's out spoken and defender of her family and her husband. >> did you find her to be a sympathetic character than you may have imagined. >> for me, i have to let go of my opinion especially somebody in the political spectrum. >> she's hard on herself. she expects a lot from herself. that's sort of what comes across because sh

thank you so much adam as of adam measure trading group really great to see you think as always for your always if i have to say that. and the beat goes on in the music business and back in time as some artist from the ages before the internet or even m.t.v. asked your parents about m.t.v. if you don't know it was way cool for a minute but the older artists from back in the day are going to court to demand a new deal on royalties five artists have filed a class action lawsuit against sony music entertainment and universal seeking to terminate the music labels copyrights on work release more than thirty five years ago the artists cited section two zero three of the us copyright act which their lawyers say gives them a second chance to profit from their work and recover some very bad and perhaps exploitive terms from their initial dealings which the music labels had a court finding in support of the reading of section two and three would set a new precedent and open the door for many other artists to recover rights and recoup profits will keep an open ear on this story. and we recently tol

adam: the u.s. europe but fortunately, europe is starting to look less like itself. labor force petition patient has got -- per dissipation has gone up a lot in europe, and spain and greece have lots of youth unemployment. there are lots of places in europe pulling them in. part of the message from the u.s. that the fed is not following, you can pull more people in if you run the economy up. levitt, thisan screams opportunity for me. oppenheimer funds is a unique and international perspective. do you load the boat? brian: valuations are attractive -- tom: and the yield is outstanding. brian: to unlock that value, you need a catalyst, so any return framework over the next five years, you would expect returns outside of the u.s. including europe to outperform. dr. posen makes a great point when talking about trend. the problem we have with the u.s. growing above trend, the rest of the world growing below trend. we need a catalyst. the u.s. and europe are slowing. we need to have a clear signal from th

adam sandler is here.en merchant is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] big bird is here. [ cheers and applause ] big bird! and we have music from metro boomin featuring gunna. it's a great show. [ cheers and applause ] it's gonna be a lot of fun. and now it's time for "do not play." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ do not play do not play do not play these songs these songs ♪ >> jimmy: now, before we start -- [ cheers and applause ] i want you to know that every artist and song that i'm about to play for you is 100% real. questlove doesn't agree. but i swear these are all real. [ laughter ] let's see what's on "my do not play list." this first song is from a a singer called fancy j. london. and her single is called "blu3." but she spelled "blue" with a a 3. >> steve: hmm. >> jimmy: i get it. yeah. [ laughter ] do i? no. i don't get it. anyway, it's "blu3" with a a three. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: it looks kind of like "blub" almost. but it's not blub, it's blue. [ light laughter ] anyway, on her we

the president has gone from kumbaya to combat as he lashed out at adam schiff. >> did you say adam schiff? >> reporter: brand new probes from russian election meddling and any possible links to mr. trump's global business dealings. >> i don't know what basis he would do that. he has no basis. he's a political hack who's trying to build a name for himself. it's called presidential harassment and it does hurt our country. >> reporter: the reason for the president's outburst, schiff's investigation will be invasive, looking into whether the russians have compromising information on the president or his family members being used as leverage. >> we will be conducting our investigation to make sure the country protected. >> reporter: the democratic chairman's announcement comes on the heels of the president's plea during his state of the union address for the democrats to not open new russia investigati investigations. >> if there is going to be peace and legislation, there cannot be war and investigation. it just doesn't work that way. >> reporter: that was one of many moments that seemed to d

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and yet, adam schiff -- that 3-i'd raven.schiff, who can things nobody else can see, says he has evidence more than circumstantial, not quite drug. for those who didn't go to law school, there is no such thing. there is no such thing as evidence that is not circumstantial or direct. but adam has seen it and he is never pressed on it. >> harris: meanwhile, attorney general william barr said in his confirmation hearing that he would be as transparent as possible with the mueller report. there is precedent involved, here, as the justice department has released everything republicans requested in the hillary clinton email investigation. doj also released the starr report and leon dvorsky's throat don't like watergate investigation. where we going here? >> chris: oh, gosh. adam schiff, the leader of first don't like russian conspiracy theories, was always going to release every word of this that fits his theory. if the classified he's not going to release come he will lead to "the washington post" and "the new york times." that wa

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that's my main concern right now with chairman adam schiff.e dossier of course everything that transpired. and adam schiff playing a major role. you think that he should recuse himself? >> yeah, that's a decision by the speaker of the house and the intelligence committee. but understand this coming of the clintons pay the law firm that hired glenn simpson he went and hired christopher steele that then put this dossier together. the idea that the chairman of the intelligence committee is meeting with the very guy hired a foreigner to put the dossier together which is as you said, the basis for going to get and find a warrant to spy on the trump campaign, that is serious. i think is a pretty important question for the speaker of the house to raise with chairmanship. lou: absolute. congressman, always good to talk with you. appreciate it. >> you bet. lou: one of the most embarrassing figures in modern american political history. former vice president joe biden has said his anti-american message overseas embarrassing the united states in front of

alfonso, jennifer and adam are still here.t with you, the republican party is the party that has a history of nominating its runnerup from four years befo before, than the democrats. how unusual would it be if bernie standers is the nominee? >> i think it would be unusual. and what you have right now is a large field starting out early on. what strikes me is interesting, senator sanders ran a strong campaign last time. he got 43% of the vote throughout the primary system. throughout the primaries, and he's polling in only one poll i think above 25%. at about 27%. he has as much name i.d. right now as everyone in that field, probably except joe byiden. but probably as much given his campaign. i don't know what's holding people back from where they were four years ago, i think democrats want to win. i'm not sure they settled yet on a candidate or who they think has the best chance to beat donald trump in 2020. >> adam why is it bernie sanders is not being treated as the front-runner in this race. on paper now, there's nobody who

numbers from disney and now we'll do a does the deep dive and take a look at a few other companies with adam mesh of adam they're trading groups and later a saudi shakedown appears to be in the words conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve malzberg helps us understand what's going on or going wrong in the monarchy all that directly ahead but first let's get some headlines let's go. global energy politics lead to a global report today as opec the organization of the petroleum exporting countries moves to formalize they d. facto alliance with russia the secretary general of opec mohamed keno is reportedly eager to extend its strength and strengthen the so-called opec plus arrangement which we've discussed in the past under the agreement opec effectively manages global oil supply in consultation with russia with saudi arabia in a leading position within opec saudis surging sway within opec was among the factors that recently led to qatar to leave the group now the idea seems to have grown to include nine other non opec energy producing nations in addition to russia the proposed though why

maybe seeing adam scott's ball come up so short. i love the way he turns through the ball, so aggressive. peter: now just one yard closer for justin thomas. sticks his follow-through beautifully. well balanced. ian: best iron player on tour. peter: wow, both he and j.b. holmes, huge errors. offensively hmm, that will be an interesting little chip. land it short of the green, it doesn't get on. you land it on and it scoots by. over to three. gary: jordan spieth now, from the fringe, and he just pounled that one. ooh. gets cold, you lose a little bit of feeling. we'll go with that. jim: so we're running out of time. third-round coverage will continue tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. 7:00 here local. as expected, 7:00 a.m. restart and you can see that on pgatour.com. pgatour live will have it all for you. there's your leaderboard. just a logjam on the second hole so i thought we knight might see the lead group get through three holes. i don't think that's possible now. nick: no. jim: this is going to be it and you heard a little di

. >> we're on the field with adam levine, plus all the meme-worthy moments going viral today. >>> andoap star's shocking death. an investigation under way. >> rescue 105, unconscious. >>> plus, jussie smollett back on stage. sounding off about getting attacked. >>> and are you ready for this at the oscars? why bradley isn't. >> it's very nerve-racking. >>> plus, our oprah and gayle exclusive. dishing details on everything. >> i just wanted to share this with you. >> from fashion to friendship to romance. >> "e.t." chronicles. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome to atlanta, and what a difference a day makes. already signage coming down on mercedes-benz stadium right behind me, but yesterday it was electric. here's what we learned. stars can turn a low-scoring football game into a high-wattage party and adam levine has clearly been working out. ♪ i swear i'll behave >> it was the unexpected move ripped from the jagger playbook that nearly broke the internet. adam told me during his only super bowl interview he has been training hard. >> i have been working out a lot. take ca

henry adams he had problems. and the adams family was in this state of political decline where there were two adams presidents in their background. but henry adams couldn't make even a start in politics. henry adams became a very distinguished historian. when he was writing in the 1870's 1860's and early when youly sys grant was theident and this was after publication of the introduction of the theory of evolution. he thought that anybody who looks at the progression of the presidency from george washington to youly sys grant understands that evolution is a crock. it utterly refutes the theory. anyway -- i was going to say that in most cases it looks as though there's this linear line, there's this line that maybe you think you think it goes down or goes up. there's a striking thing. i'm going to propose this to you. there is one sense at least in which donald trump is positively and this is an adjective that i haven't heard applied to donald trump. hat donald trump is positively washingtonian. he is very much li

that didn't stop house intel chair committee chair adam schiff threatening to bring special counsel in of congress to testify if he's not happy with how much attorney general bill barr discloses to the public. >> we will subpoena the report, we will take to court if necessary, we are going to share the information with the public and if the president is serious of claims of exoneration, then he should welcome the publication of this report. >> in response the president tweeting the only collusion with the russians was with crooked hillary clinton and the democratic national committee and where is the server that the dnc refused to give to the fbi, where are the new texts between lisa page and agent lover peter s, we want them now. senator lindsey graham saying it's time to wrap this up. >> if there's no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and the russian intelligence community, then that should be the end of all of this. the democrats keep pushing this, it's going to blow up in their face in 2020. >> now, justice department regulations require the special counsel provide t

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>> adam schiff. >> i heard of him. >> can we get your reaction? >> on what basis would he do that? he has no basis to do that he's just a political hack who is trying to build a name for himself. it's called presidential harassment and it's unfortunate. >> all right. trump snively joking there he has no idea who schiff is. schiff is now going to the heart of what president trump has said is off limits. okay. so here is some of what 65 released today as a part of his beyond russia focus. he listed some areas, saying he is going to quote investigate whether any foreign actor has sought to compromise or holds leverage, financial or otherwise over drunk, his family, his business or his associates. financial and financial leverage. those are the key word. remember this? >> i was looking at your finances, your family's finances unrelated to russia. is that a red line? >> who you would that be a breach of what his actual -- >> i would say yes. i would say yes. >> all right. we are not past that red line. and, frankly, we're not obviously talking mueller or the house intelligence committee

more on adam schiff. we love to talk about adam schiff, and his collusion with fusion.will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you ♪yeah, i would fight for you♪ ♪i'd lie for you ♪walk the wire for you ♪yeah, i'd die for you ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you lou: the head of the house intel committee, adam schiff, and fusion gps. the smear merchant founder of fusion gps, glenn simpson, they may have been colluding. they were colluding with each other at an aspen event in july last year. the author of that report, john solomon of the hill talking about schiff's collusion and complicity with the anti-trump smear merchant. >> we have adam schiff even ghaijt same behavior -- engaging in the same behavior he was criticizing. bruce ohr, hillary clinton, christopher steam, all connected through him, and he doesn't tell the committee. lou: that's it for us tonight. have a great weekend. and good night from new york. >> announcer: the heroes of the space race capture the imaginati

hear how adam levine is responding to his critics tonight.here are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. (grant) before they even hit the super bowl halftime stage maroon 5 was met controversy --(vicki) so how did they do? entertainment tonight's nischelle turner has the story. (nischelle)hi vicki and grant, adam levine brought his moves like jagger to tv's biggest stage--but the critics are split over his shirtless shimmy.just shoot for the stars, it feels right.... maroon 5 played their arena pleasing hits -- but it was this moment that had social media in an uproar.i swear i'll behave -- adam tears shirt offtwitter was divided! half the fans were swooning over levine's chiseled chest -- while others questioned why adam's shirtless performa

mesh of adam ashtray hey adam thank you so much for being with us again it's so great to see you always you're so insightful on these things and we're going to talk later if we have time about one of your favorites pay-pal but first i want to get your take on disney disney got a bump to about one hundred thirteen bucks per share on the report which we told the busters about last night them beating expectations but they've since lost a couple of bucks since then what do you make of the report in the company overall adam. great to be here the most pressing news on disney was they're going full speed ahead with this new cluster streaming service so they're going to be pulling their content away from competitors like netflix which will cost them hundreds of millions of dollars and then creating new original content such as and the vendors series and the new star wars spinoff series but these things cost a lot of money so they're giving up profits to spend their money it's a big risk and we'll see if it pays off interest they will keep watch and there's such a big eight hundred pound gorilla

to launch a deep investigation -- >> did you say adam schiff? >> adam schiff. >> oh, never heard of him. that wouldn't be partisan, would it? would that be partisan? he's just a political hack who is trying to build a name for himself, and i think that's fine because that's what they do, but there would be no reason to do that. no other politician has to go through that. it's called presidential harassment and it's unfortunate and it really does hurt our country. >> your reaction to that, senator? >> well, listen, the mueller investigation has already returned countless indictments connected to the trump campaign's connection to russia during the 2016 election, and so we all know that there is significant smoke and possibly some serious fire to the president's involvement in what may have been an attempt to manipulate and steal a u.s. election. so as democrats we're just doing what we think the country expects of us, which is trying to get to the bottom of all of this, trying to get to an answer so that the country can come to some conclusion as

in a statement walmart says adam is a valued members of the team.we're looking for a solution that keeps him with the store and are reaching out to his family as well. >>> in sports one of the biggest young stars in basketball suffered what appears to be a very serious injury last night. zion williamson of duke suffered a knee sprain after one of his shoes split open causing him to do an awkward split. even though he's only a freshman, he's considered a potential number one pick in the nba draft. williamson wasn't the only big name in durham last night. that right there, former president barack obama, was also at the game. tickets for that game hovering near super bowl levels so people are paying top dollar to see zion who then only played about 36 seconds. >> $3200 and let's talk about zion because you burst out of your shoe. >> yes. >> you do it in front of the 44th president of the united states in front of this big crowd for this big game. it wasn't a good game for you. 36 seconds. >> no, but then he did get a shoutout from lebron james as well

yes. >> i nominate steve adams. >> second. >> clerk: okay. would the nominee like to make a statement? >> commissioner: i'm honor and to serve as president one more year. every single person that sits up here is the reason why the commission's a success. it's not the president or vice president it's everybody as an individual. with your questions and the way you challenge when we have the board of supervisors up here with legislation everybody has small business and their neighborhoods in their heart and you're stick up for what you are supposed to do so it's not an individual person but all of you up here and i wouldn't be prouder to be sitting up here with a group of san franciscans. >> clerk: any additional commissioner discussion? okay. would any member of the public like to make a comment? nope. seeing none, public comment is closed. so we have a nomination by commissioner zouzounis for commissioner adams to be president of the small business commission seconded by commissioner dooley. roll call vote. commissioner adams. >> yes. >> clerk

major breaking news surrounding adam shifty schiff. listen to this. >> and she met with trump and she wrote him -- also known as a person with a strange -- >> and what's the nature of it? >> well, there were pictures of naked trump. >> and so, putin was made aware of the availability of the compromising material. >> yes, of course. >> thank you very much. we will be back in touch with you through our staff to make arrangements to obtain these materials for our committee and the fbi. >> sean: the guy leading the investigation caught on tape concluding with russia to get dirt on trump. also breaking tonight, new from john solomon, the newly crowned house intel committee chair was pictured, adam shifty schiff, with the founder of gps. you can't make this up. they're the ones that hired christopher steele. in fact, at the time of the photo, simpson was a witness before the house intelligence committee. what was the top democrat doing socializing with one of the witnesses? pay attention. he announced that their bipartisan investigation had

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a conversation with amy adams and adam mckay about their film "vice."nd rica dawson shares her take on individuality. but first, it has been almost a year since kremlin intelligence rs tried to kill a russi defector in the british city of salisbury by poisoning him with nerve agent. that attack, and subsequent death of a british woman last summer from the nerve agent,sc ed away tourists and shoppers. as special correspondent malcolm brabant reports, british authorities and the town's people are working hard to get salisbury's economy back on track. >> reporter: at salisbury's twice weekly market,ively sales patter and cheap prices are irresistible lure. >> pound a punnet, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, seedless grape. pound a bowl. pound a punnet. >> reporter: stall holder shane gilkes is keen to consign the poisoning to history and projects an image of confidence and normality >> took three months to pick back up. but we're okay now. people are a bit more confident back out in the town, so here we are as you can see. >> rorter: these two officer fro

this is exactly what adam schiff and others are pointing to. saying she wasn't charged and yet you turned over everything. so how are you not going to do the same in the russia investigation? >> so now you have, david swerdlick, mark warner, the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee, adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, they're the majority so they have subpoena power. schiff tweeting, "this double standard won't cut it. for two years i sounded the alarm about the department of justice's deviation from just that principle as it turned over hundreds of thousands of pages in closed or ongoing investigations. i warned the department of justice would need to live by this precedent. and it will." a huge fight is emerging. >> right. and of course, senator warner and congressman schiff are right about this. let me go to one thing that d.a.g. rosenstein said, he said we don't want to get ahead of things if we can't prove things beyond a reasonable doubt. that's right. particularly if someone is being charged along

adam schiff says at one point they will release the transcript. did he give your committee new reason to go ahead and subpoena additional witnesses in the investigation? >> we certainly have learned about additional relevant witnesses. that includes what we heard yesterday. different committees of jurisdiction sorting out which one will take up which witness. i found him, i have to say, wolf, different than when we interviewed him in october. he did not want to say anything that could be misleading or inaccurate. i did see him demonstrate that concern when he testified in october 2017. you know, when he perjured himself before congress. he has seen that paul manafort went from being a cooperative witness. he does not want to touch that same hot stove. >> can you tell us what kind of documents you want him to bring to your committee? >> i wish i could but we're going to try to make this transcript available as soon as the testimony is over and we have checked to make sure it's not invading on any investigative -- open investigations that are out th

what is adam schiff to?ot to go back to his debunked, nonsensical conspiracy theories because we three, he is embarrassed. he's been in other networks, trump hating these nonsense theories for months, none of them have come true, and he has to save face. now he's on to -- >> laura: looking for an assist from the southern district. he's like, help me out, got to do something, got to give me some document, give me some -- >> nothing else has worked out. >> laura: intention to leave a garage. >> it will be trump got a parking ticket. his driving record. >> it's exactly right. a continuation of trying to delegitimize this president since election day, to ari's point. that is all they have. they have nothing else but to try to damage him because it's all politics to them, not about -- >> laura: i think his numbers are pretty good. his numbers were low, he took a dip, trump ari, a month ago. you don't want them to go below 40. you know that from bush in 2006, when his numbers started to go down. that was a warning

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mesh of adam as trading group welcome adam good to see you again always good to see it thanks for having me so let's first of all talk about j. and j. buying this robotics for morris for three point four billion bucks i mean what does that mean for the company that you know is known for like talcum powder and you know baby shampoo. you know it puts j.n.j. on the cutting edge of health care technology. are specializes in a robotic camera that makes surgeries simplified so if you think about a camera going inside it makes the procedure less invasive so not only is it good for johnson and johnson it's good for all future patients as well so this is one of those deals where everybody wins and do you think put you on the spot but i always feel like you're the guy to ask i mean you think it's a buy for an average investors it least in the short term or maybe a longer term body. i don't think it's going to move the stock that much i think johnson johnson's a safe stock but it's a three point four billion dollar deal in a three hundred sixty eight billion dollar company so that won't move the ne

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he can't do anything about adam schiff. absolutely nothing.sentative of a coordinate branch of government who is answerable to the voters in los angeles and to nancy pelosi and the leadership of the house democrats. if anything, they want him to be more confrontational, not less. the president's leverage is so completely transformed from where it was when he first made that red line remark. the world is just different. >> susan, let me ask you this -- and a nod to your great piece in the new yorker, welcome to

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