point this might be retaliation looks like it is retaliate as you may well remember the american justice department just recently got in touch with our tea america's service supplier requiring it to register in the u.s. as a foreign agent based on a law that dates back to ages ago and the law that was initially drafted to counter nazi propaganda and where does this leave our network r.t. america for instance would have to provide the personal details of the staff or share and reveal the transcripts of interviews so the russian foreign ministry previously warned that there could be retaliation to this and our editor in chief once again stresses that the amount of and wanted attention and the us to our network is just enormous and you don't know we have until recently new active missions except this time getting a reputation has been taken against us in the u.s. specifically you are asked if we ever experience the kind of pressure that we experienced today in. the u.s. to the point eventually being forced out of the country and i think that's the key with the pressure because ever since these allegat

point this might be retaliation looks like it is retaliate as you may well remember the american justice department just recently got in touch with r t america's service supplier requiring it to register in the u.s. as a foreign agent based on a law that dates back to ages ago and the law that was initially drafted to counter nazi propaganda r.t. america for instance would have to provide the personal details of the staff or share and reveal transcripts of interviews since these allegations were made of russian interference in the election pressure all over the place you remember the report by the u.s. intelligence committee on the allegations of the russian meddling and to the u.s. election seven pages of that report were devoted toward last month's also twitter how to put together a report on the allegations of russian interference artie's ad spending was put on the same page as internet bots and trolls and the mean time on that very same twitter platform the us president donald trump has wondered why the u.s. intelligence committee and the senate have done nothing to get rid of the. roles us fak

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it was an important moment for the department of justice and for this country. the american people have a right to know why he was fired, especially in the middle of so many high-profile issues going on, including the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. thank you, general sessions, for being here, and for your continuous service to the country. senator feinstein? senator feinstein: i do, mr. chairman. good morning, mr. attorney general. this is the first time you have appeared before this committee, and i want to say welcome. as a former member, you know well the oversight authority that we hold. as i mentioned that your confirmation hearing, i have a deep belief in the independence of the attorney general. although we have had attorney general to view their job as serving the president and as an extension of the white house, i do not believe that is the job of the attorney general. for the attorney general, his master is the people and the law. importantly, his job is to enforce federal law fairly and equally for all americans. this is why i was su

be to make sure that the justice department does not become a political entity in determining settlements of lawsuits that the justice department files on behalf of the american public. and so what happens is these lawsuits are settled. and then the justice department tells the defendant that we the people are suing that you contribute to this entity and this will all go away. this case will be settled. there won't have to be a trial. and so that's what's been happening over the last few years. 2012, the department of justice forced gibson gatares to pay a $50,000 quote, quote, community service payment -- $50,000, quote, community service payment to the national fish and wildlife foundation, even though the foundation was not a it was f the crime that involved in. it had no connection to that case. the national fish and wildlife foundation received a bigger windfall, again in 2012, when the government required british petroleum, we all remember the b.p. spill, to donate $2.5 billion to the foundation over a five-year period. in connection with the criminal investigation of the gulf of mexico oil spill. discretion on the part of the department of justice on w

apparently signed with the obama department of justice, it needs to be ripped up and it can be ripped up by the trump administration. by the justice department. you, the american people, deserve to know the truth about the clintons and how they sold out your national security. finally tonight, and just a pathetic display and despite mountains of evidence, and two congressional investigations, hillary clinton is saying oh, she did nothing wrong during the uranium one deal. clinton is also attacking president trump, fox news and yeah, even yours truly. because we are telling you the truth. watch this. >> sean hannity on his program has been very critical of the uranium one deal, the president saying with regard to russia, that is the real story in all of this. what would you say to those critics? >> it's the same baloney they've been peddling for years. there is no credible evidence by anyone. trump and his allies including fox news are really expert works at distraction and diversion. the closer the investigation with real russian ties between trump associates and real russians as we heard jeff sessions finally admit to in his testimony the other day, the more

justice department demanded that the american register under the cold war era foreign agents recently moscow said that that would result in serious legal consequences if it happened google then very recently removed you choose preview an advertising service in the states without any prior notice to this company the attacks against this channel started after january's u.s. intelligence report on alleged russian meddling there's never been any solid proof that r.t. influence the twenty sixteen us election despite the ongoing flurry of attacks in congress but one propaganda machine contributed to the influence campaign by serving as a platform for criminal messaging using russian government funded outlets russian propaganda media outlets like r t i think it's a propaganda arm of government that is definitely not on our side reports have it that russia not only wanted to weigh in in the election with they also want to undermine u.s. confidence the citizens confidence in our electoral process and in our democratic values the experts we talked to believe twitter might have been pressured in

american people to get the truth. lou: i would much rather be the justice department going aggressively in the investigation on all the things we discussed, looking into the role of the fbi, and at the same time convene grand juries so there can be indictments and they can move ahead with criminal cases which is obviously not an option for congress. so from time to time i would like to have that power. let me turn to tax reform. >> the bill is supposed to come out tomorrow. the framework was the right kind of framework. it accomplishes the three main goals we had as the freedom caucus. that should be the test. we'll get details tomorrow. let's start debating it, marking it up, and get the tax package out there that will let americans keep more of their money. lou: there is reporting that the tax legislation will be delayed another day. until thursday. we just received that word. >> that's unfortunate. it needs to happen soon. one of the agreements we had was if we are going to move ahead with this budget, we wanted to see the tax bill moved up so we could start debating it and get the tax legislation done. we wanted t

it was an important moment for the department of justice and for this country. the american paem hameramericant to know why he was fired, especially in the middle of so many high-profile issues going on, including the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. so thank you, general sessions, for being here. and for your continued service to the country. senator feinstein? >> thanks very much, mr. chairman. good morning, mr. attorney general. this is the first time you've appeared before this committee and i want to say welcome, but as a former member, you know well the oversight authority that we hold. as i mentioned, at your confirmation hearing, i've got a deep belief of the independence of the attorney general. although we've had attorney generals who view their job as serving the president and as an extension of the white house, i do not believe that's the job of the attorney general. for the attorney general's master is the people and the law, importantly, his job is to enforce federal law fairly and equally for all americans. which is why i was surpr

americans safe. the justice department plans to appeal. >>> and a new development in the russia probe.etary sean spicer has been interviewed by special counsel robert mueller's staff looking into possible russian interference in the election. spicer is known for his extensive note taking during his time in the white house, but it's not known if he handed over any of those notes. >>> president trump's nominee for drug czar has withdrawn himself from consideration. congressman tom murino was under scrutiny for his role in a bill. the bill was passed by congress with unanimous consent and was signed into law by president trump on advice of his own dea administrator. still, the justice department may now ask congress to repeal the law. >>> california firefighters are now battling several new fires in the bay area so wine country flames ease a little bit. a fast-moving vegetation fire near homes southeast of oakland prompted evacuation orders, but those have now been lifted. the flames scorched nearly 200 acres and five firefighters, we're told, were injured in a wildfire raging in santa cr

justice department can talk to. the american. register as a form. in the us a law that was drafted in to prevent the spread of world war two propaganda here's how she described the situation well as i understand it she said that there is of course one grave repercussion of the situation which is that lots of people retire people are scared it's hard to even find a stringer in the us reporters local reporters meaning and we call people who've been working on this for a long time to treat us really well they say it's all perfect but we don't want to run from the f.b.i. so how is this restricting artie's work in the us. it's not exactly clear if actually this this measure will be it will be actually taken but taken it further it looks like the tech media giants are joining the complaint against against at sea a few weeks ago sweets featured in its report on the russian interference activities on its platform also disclosing confidential details about the amounts of money these china spends on the advertising on the platform mind you not something unusu

justice department blocked an fbi informant for testifying before congress about racketeering and denied access by the obama justice department is in itself illegal and unconstitutional. the unidentified american businessman turned informant has direct knowledge of how the nuclear energy sought to pay off bill and hillary clinton clinton and documents bribes and money laundering that secured u.s. government a provenal of uranium one by the russian firm. back in 2010. and today, chuck grassly demanded the trump justice department removed nondisclosure agreement that stopped the informant from testifying before congress and tell what he knows. grassly also demanding answers concerning ceph us the highly secretive foreign investment committee in the united states. that cleared the uranium deal. it included hillary clinton's state department and eric holder and timothy giteener. grassly wrote. the subsidaries under criminal investigation as a result of a u.s. intelligence operation around the time ceph us approved the deal. raises questions of whether that information factored in the cfius decision to approve the transation. it is part of the vladimar putin's focus to have uranium. russia owns 60

the department of justice says up to 300,000 american children are at risk of being trafficked in the u.s. each year. listen to this. the average age of child sex trafficking victims reported missing is just 15 years old. and it's happening right here in the cities and suburbs of virginia, and maryland, and in d.c. but to solve the problem, we how it happens, and who is behind it. >> reporter: americans care a lot about money. we talk about jobs, and taxes, and paychecks. here's what we don't talk about. right here in the united states there is a thriving underground economy based on selling children for sex. if sex sells, then business is good. look at all the money. it was almost a billion dollars in this study. but these dirty profits come at a huge cost. this is how sex traffickers do business. it's about supply and demand. first, they need someone to sell. traffickers target children in their own homes. they find them by combing through social media profiles looking to spark a conversation. the trafficker targets preteens and teens by finding an end. something to bond over, and e

the department of justice says up to 300,000 american children are at risk of being trafficked for sex in the u.s. each year. 87% of sex trafficking victims are under the age of 25. >> still on that subject, we've got new information tonight about an fbi sting to break up a nationwide sex trafficking operation. dozens have been arrested, the fbi says the primary goal is to rescue children. called operation cross country. we've got video that shows fbi agents and police searching through dating apps, and websites, looking for women who they describe as looking young. undercover agents would then arrange to meet the girls. more than 120 alleged sex traffickers have been arrested. 84 were kids in this area. the average age of the kids recovered was 15 years old. >> so that all this, stop what you're doing, stop this work, they can help you do that. they can help you go back home to family so you don't have to deal with the scary stuff. >> are they runaways? have they been in foster care? what is their parent life look like? do they have any support? have they been in school? how can we pr

american businessman was wired up. eric holder, the department of justice. mueller, the head of the fbi, be handling the clinton email case also aware of this and rod rosenstein, the same guy who made jeff sessions get out of the way and appointed his friend mueller on the case as well. all these guys aware of this corruption and scandal by russia say nothing. and we sell our uranium to russia. the main witness on blockdown. should jeff sessions -- on lockdown. should jeff sessions unleash this main witness from the northern disclose our agreement. kellyanne: i can't answer that question for you. but i will tell you practically speak. this wins easy for mayor koo today to understand. close your eyes and imagine every time clinton or because names are in this he a quaition you had the word trump. imagine what sphean upright would be for the media largely ignoring the story and criticize those of us talking about it a year ago during the campaign. this is easy. you can connect a straight line. bill clinton got a cool half a million dollar check to do a speech

justice department now saying a former f.b.i. informant will testify and can testify in front of congress about a deal that allowed russian investors to require a lot of american uranium. that deal brokered under president obama. live here in "america's newsroom." good morning. >> sandra: good morning, i'm sandra smith. the green light coming as the investigation heats up. the justice department had required the informant to abide by his non-disclosure agreement and not talk about the deal publicly. now that restriction is gone giving three congressional committees investigating the deal of potential treasure trove of information. president trump comparing the uranium deal to one of the most infamous scandals in washington history. >> i think the uranium sale to russia and the way it was done so underhanded with tremendous amounts of money being passed. i actually think that is watergate modern age. >> bill: peter king spearheading part of that investigation is our guest live in a moment. we start also on capitol hill with peter doocy. where do lawmakers see this investigation going, peter? >> bill, there is already a call for a new special counsel separate fr

justice department can can talk to the american service supply demand that it register as a foreign agent in the us a law that was drafted in back in the thirty's and was actually a to prevent the spread of nazi propaganda now the measure could potentially obstruct work as the america will have for example to notify authorities of personal details of its employees and provide the transcripts of the interviews so potentially that could that would mean that you will have some hard times trying to find u.s. officials and not see experts and u.s. experts for the interviews. described the situation as intimidating the russian foreign ministry says the measure if taken with minute departure from the u.s. on freedom of speech principles. just a quick change here i would like to reaffirm that and now we're here it's a blatant violation of u.s. domestic law and freedom of speech it's not only the freedom of speech that the u.s. proclaims that's being violated it's a very principles that the u.s. is actively exploiting but now the ministry spokesperson also said that russia might even consider taki

the department of justice said up to 300,000 american children are at risk of being trafficked in the to this. the average age of a child sex trafficking victim reported missing? just 15 years old. and it's happening right here in the ti virginia and maryland and in d.c., but to solve the problem we have to understand how it happens and who is behind it. >> americans care a lot about money. we talk about jobs and taxes and paychecks, but here's what we don't talk about. right here in the united states there is a thriving underground economy based on selling children for sex. if sex sells, then business is good. look at all the money. it was almost $1 billion in this study, but these dirty profits come at a huge cost. this is how sex traffickers do business. it's about supply and demand. first they need someone to sell. traffickers target children in their own homes. they find them by combing through social media profiles looking to spark a conversation. the trafficker targets preteens and teens by finding an in, their trust. it could be the promise of a modeling career. they might buy

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encouraged the department of justice is is investigating claims of discrimination against african american and hispanic police officers as a relates to hiring, promotion, and disciplinary actions. the specific allegations have not been made public. he will only say he has learned of 100 allegations in the past two years and welcomes this probe. >> i think it is getting ahead of the problem before it gets out of hand. >> we will not tolerate an unfair work environment. jay: the chief says he has been active through the process. perceptionsspelling that things were not being handled. secondly, a panel to look at promotion, discipline, and practices. the polices department is fully cooperating with the doj investigation. jay korff, abc 7 news. jonathan: this month there will be less parking along one of d.c.'s busiest streets. d.c. officials say the proposed program could make the area around dupont circle safer. tim barber explains. tim: on district streets, patients and parking are hard to come by. >> and extreme need of parking. you cannot find it. the district to starting a pilot program

so now the justice department is working with mueller to keep material comey leaked away from the americann't got the guts to say enough and end it now. we'll have to get you back here soon. we'll take it up. tom fi fitton. judicial watch. a chinese space station hurtling out of control and threatening those of us on the blue rock. it's expected to crash into early sometime between this fall and next year. large chunks of metal could be raining down on areas that we hope will not be inhabited. we'll keep you posted. up next, president trump targeting the nfl. >> it's very disrespectful to our country when they take a knee during the national and i them. the people our country are very angry at the nfl. all you have to do is looking at their ratings and their stadiums. you see empty seats where you never saw them before. lou: rachel campos-duffy and niger i i i i i jackie: as an 18 year old, i let my mistakes kind of take over my life. i was point-five credits away from completing high school and i didn't do it. angela: i got pregnant and i was the main one working so, i did what i had to d

justice department, the top leadership of the justice department and f.b.i. director wray need to take a pause. are we being forthcoming with the americaning the last guy who was here, james comey and loretta lynch in the justice department and hillary clinton and barack obama? that's the way it looks to us. you would think. there had been no election on november given the way this justice department and f.b.i. have been handling document requests about hillary clinton. it is really disturbing. >> sandra: clearly. and f.b.i. director began drafting this letter, the f.b.i. is now releasing documents he started drafting that letter they're saying months before conducting key interviews in that investigation. >> the president should order the justice department not to go and prosecute hillary clinton but to reopen the investigation or at least do an audit of what went on in terms of handling her investigation to make sure it was done properly and if necessary go back to square one and do it again. >> sandra: you know, people listening to all these revelations and your outrage clearly at the process involved and getting documents that you w

you've got a tough job to do the department of the department of justice after eight years of mismanagement where i think the americanople lost confidence in the department's ability to do things in a nonpolitical fashion. i know you are the man to help restore the reputation of the department. i know how much you care about it and how many years you have given to that. keep up the good work. a.g. sessions: thank you. senator cornyn: i want to ask you about a couple things. this may sound a little bit obscure. i know you are familiar with the committee on foreign investment in the united states. as you and i have discussed on the telephone, china steals our intellectual property on a regular basis through cyber theft and cyber espionage. also foundve creative ways to invest in u.s. companies, in ways that circumvent traditional review of the also found investment, in wt give them access to the crown jewels of a company. property, foral example, in a way that blunts the u.s. technological advantage when it comes to national security, and in a way that undermines our industrial base at home. if it takes us 10 years to

it was an important moment for the department of justice and for this country. the american people have a right to know why he was fired, especially in the middle of so many high-profile issues going on, including the investigation into interview -- russian interference in the 2016 election. thank you, general sessions, for being here, and for your continuous service to the country. senator feinstein? senator feinstein: i do, mr. chairman. attorneying, mr. general. this is the first time you have appeared before this committee, and i want to say welcome. as a former member, you know well the oversight authority that we hold. as i mentioned that your confirmation hearing, i have a deep belief in the independence of the attorney general. although we have had attorney general to view their job as serving the president and as an extension of the white house, i do not believe that is the job of the attorney general. , hishe attorney general master is the people and the law. importantly, his job is to enforce federal law fairly and equally for all americans. i was surprised that i

justice department investigation is underway amid racial discrimination among the prince george's county police department. the claims, allege discrimination against african-americanispanic police officers as it relates to hiring, promotion, and disciplinary actions. now the specific allegations have not been named, but the head of prince george's county naacp says he knows of 100-complaints in just the past two years. he welcomes the investigation. now chief hank stawinski with prince george's county says his department is fully cooperating with the d-o-j's investigation. in the district, there will soon be fewer parking spaces in the dupont circle area. a year-long pilot program begins october 19th. it will impact the two blocks of connecticticut avenue just south of dupont circle. they'll become "no parking" zones thursday, friday, and saturday nights seven the following mornings. some workers say the change will make it harder for them to get to their jobs. but planners say they don't need to worry. the cleared areas will be ok zoned for "drop offs" only. and officials say that will make it safer for people hailing uber and lyft. at xx time for weather. toss t

there was a justice department investigation into bribery, russians bribing americans to get that dealough and there was an informant at the center of that. he's not been allowed to speak to congress. he's under a gag order. that gag order ended about five minutes ago. the justice department says he will be allowed to speak congressional committees. expect more on that story. a spector is haunting the west. the spector of white nationalism in this book "go back to where you came from." the biggest threat to democracy isn't mass immigration from nonwestern societies, instead of right wing hostility for new arrivals. sasha, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: i guess the 30,000 feet question is, can you be surprised that when you change a society as old as european society or one as old as ours completely through immigration in a short period of time, that some people won't like it and there will be a backlash. does that surprise you? >> i'm not surprised at all, tucker. i don't believe in absolute open borders and i absolutely understand why people are unse

it was an important moment for the department of justice and for this country. the americanwas fired, especially in the middle of so many high-profile issues going on, including the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. so thank you, general sessions, for being here and for your continued service to the country. senator feinstein. >> thanks very much. mr. chairman. good morning, mr. attorney general. this is the first time you've appeared before this committee and i want to say welcome. but as a former member, you know well the oversight authority that we hold. as i mentioned at your confirmation hearing, i've got a deep belief of the independence of the attorney general. although we've had attorney generals who view their job as serving the president and as an extension of the white house, i do not believe that's the job of the attorney general. for the attorney general's master is the people and the law. importantly, his job is to enforce federal law fairly and equally for all americans. which is why i was surprised that in april you declared that t