andrew robert with the east cut cbd area. we have tens of thousands of people and workers who come into the district every day. i just want to speak to the code of conduct, which think it's incredibly dependant on the success of the center. i'm going to keep it brief, but that's what i think. >> thank you. oh, mr. patrick? >> relative to -- hi. jim patrick, patrick and company. relative to pets, i'm not a great dog lover, but we're not talking about pets in the park. we've sort of swept that under the table. what will the policy be about pets in the park? i read an article recently where 34% of the people living have pets, and so we're trying to market ourselves to the neighborhood and their activity. and right now, as i understand it, there are no dogs allowed in the park. and is that the right decision? i suggest it's going to be a problem, and so i leave that in your hands. thank you. >> all right. that concludes members of the public that wanted to address you under that item. >> could i have comment on that last point? w

robert mueller. will the president meet with investigators? former deputy director andrew mccabe hiring an attorney as lawmakers from both parties condemn his firing. 2020 jump start, the president looking to rally supporters taking his daughter ivanka to a key battleground state. will his message help or hurt fellow republicans concerned about this year's midterms. >>> breaking news in russia where president vladimir putin has officially won his fourth term in officing, adding another six years. let's go to richard engel in moscow. i was using cautious language 20 minutes ago. what's the latest on the election held today? >> reporter: as we were talking about earlier, this was always a forgone conclusion. what people here are waiting for is not to see if president putin has won another six-year term but by how much. that is the sport they're playing tonight as they're watching these resulting come in. about a third of the votes have been counted according to several tallies on russian state television. and a third of the results indicate putin won about 73% of the vote wi

andrew mccabe. the tweet come amid the revelation that mccabe kept personal memos detailing his conversations with the president, and those are in the hands of robert mueller. president trump on twitter sunday morning attacking andrew mccabe, and special counsel robert mueller. in a series of tweet. source close to mccabe confirmed that mccabe kept memos of his interactions with the president, and trump write "spent very little time with mccabe, but he never took notes when with me. i don't believe he med memos but -- made memos but to help his agenda, but at a later date. same with lying james comey. ing james comey. the tweets confirm he has corrupted the entire process that led to mr. mccabe's termination, and has rendered it illegitimate. mccabe met with the special counsel and gave him his memos. president trump writes why does the mueller team have 13 hardened democrats, some crook hillary supporters, and zero republicans. and does anyone think this is fair, and yet there is no collusion. robert mueller has been registered as a republican in the past in 2001, former president george w. bush appointed him as fbi director. some republicans say

and have all the independence he needs to do his job. >> cbs news learned robert robert mueller's team interviewed andrew mccabe about his conversations with the president. >>> and russian president vladimir putin was reelected. this cements his grip till 2024. his opponent was bard from competing. there was a number of reports of voting violations anyway. >>> this evening authorities in texas increased the reward for information that leads to an arrest in a spring of deadly bombings. it is $1,000. it has been more than two weeks since the first explosive package was left outside someone's home and since then there have been two others. two people died. the police chief is asking for everyone's help. >> it is important we get word out, we need your help in solving this case. please, keep the calls coming. we don't want the tips to slow down. >> authorities received 435 leads and interviewed more than 200 people and respond 735 calls of suspicious packages. agents from the fbi, the atf and other agencies are assisting in the investigation. >>> authorities identified the six people killed when a pedestrian

robert mueller? mollie hemingway is here. what does the firing of andrew mccabe tell you about the president and robert mueller? mollie: it's never a good thing when the number two person at the fbi has to be fired for violating rules of professional conduct. it was fbi personnel who determined he behaved improperly and should be fired. we know from his leaks he's saying he had unauthorized leaks and lacked candor. but i wouldn't be surprised if it's much bigger than that. he's been a central figure in so much that's going on from the botched hillary clinton email investigations to the trump-russia investigation. his name was associated with leaking quite a bit. but it's not good when the number two has to be fired. there is a lot that has to be done to restore the credibility of the fbi, thick at its leadership level. kennedy: mccabe says this attack on my credibility is part of a largerrer to take the fbi law enforcement and intelligence professionals. poll are's saying that in response to his colleagues in the office of professional responsibility sayin

>> trace: catherine, we're learning more about the memos andrew mccabe row. >> robert mueller has memose fired fbi director james comey and now andrew mccabe. he said he took notes of his conversations with president trump where he raised mccabe's wife. jill mccabe received money from democrats including terry mcauliffe. meantime, a senior house democrat indicates the firing may be justified but he remains concerned about a pattern where a half dozen of james comey's former associates have been fired, retired, reassigned or demoted. >> the fact that mccabe and every other of the james comey associates, james baker, jim rybicki and corroborated james comey, have been targeted by the president, the republicans and congress. is this because they corroborate james comey? that's a question that we also have to answer. >> over the weekend and on twitter, three democrats have floated job offers for somebody cake so he can get his pension made whole again, trace. >> trace: thank you. let's bring in our political panel. adrian elrod is here. and blade blakeman, a republican strategist to george

andrew wiseman's record. the men were exonerated. a judge awarded $101 million in damages, but not before two of the men actually died in prison. robert mueller was the u.s. attorney in charge while these men were rotting in prison while certain agents in the fbi under mueller covered up the truth. let's see. andrew wiseman was ex-scorated by two judges. when did robert mueller know about this? these are questions and issues i'm sure you've not heard from your friends in the liberal media. some people in congress are praising mueller, the pillar of virtue. they have never investigated him. they're lying. it's their talking point. all the information we're telling you about is right there, right in front of the liberal mainstream media in their faces. they purposely ignore it because they're destroy trump agenda goes above all else. the reason why is because they want mueller to carry out this witch hunt even though there's no evidence of collusion. even though we know about robert mueller and his past, his current moves make a lot of sense. mueller didn't point appoint? a merry band of huge democratic donors. appointing andrew wiseman

andrew mccabe. the tweets come amid revelations that mccabe detailed conversations with trump and are now in the hands of robertorter: president trump sunday attacking former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe, and special counsel robert mueller in a series of tweets. a source close to mccabe said he kept notes of his interactions with trump, in the same way that james comey, but tweet said he spent time with mccabe. th mccabe. mccabe's lawyer sending a tweet, writing we will not be responding to each false tweet by the president, the whole truth will come out in due course, but the tweet confirmed he has corrupted the entire process that led to mr. mccabe's termination, and has rendered it illegitimate. mccabe met with special counsel and gave him his memos. president trump criticizing the special counsel in one of the tweets writing, why does the mueller team have 13 hardened democrats, some big crooked hillary supporters and zero republicans. does anyone think this is fair? and yet, there is no collusion. special counsel robert mueller has been registered as a republican in the past in 2001. 2001. >> a trump

andrew weissmann is working for robert mueller. you working for robert mueller. >> i'm not working for robert mueller nor have i ever worked with robert mueller. >> have you worked with the fbi in its investigation. >> i can't answer anything about any ongoing investigations happening. that's not for me to say. >> do you understand why people might come to that conclusion. >> of course. that doesn't mean it's true just because they come to the conclusion. >> felix sater, you can read more about his pretty incredible life in buzzfeed. it was great to have you on the show. >> i would like to say that all i can be say is after so much terrible things written about me, i'd like to thank anthony cormier and jason leopold. >> you're trying to clear your name. that's what you're doing. >> i'm not trying to clear my name, i'm just trying to give everyone a full picture of everything i've done. a full picture so there can be a balance instead of just reporting what i did in my 20s. i'm 52 years old and reporting them as if it happened last

. >> president trump attacking former deputy andrew mccabe and special counsel robert mueller. >> very serious concerns and tie overall concern how the fbi handled investigations into the elections last year. >> ly do whatever it takes and that includes filibuster. i will try to make a point. >> it doesn't feel like it's going to be expanded. >> the last shot. >> miracle. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning, a brand-new day and a brand-new week and you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning from new york city. i'm heather childers, thank you so much for joining us and beginning your week with us, we begin with fox business alert, fox news alert i should say for you at this hour, urged residents to stay inside until daylight until a fourth explosion rocks neighborhood overnight. the blast coming over appeal to bomber from police. kelly wright with the breaking details. good morning, kelly, what can you tell us? >> kelly: not a good morning at anxious residents in austin while police investigate latest explosion to happen in their community. blast injured two men in their 20's, w

andrew mccabe. president trump questioned reports mccabe kept notes on his conversations with the president and delivered them to special counsel robert mueller. the president tweeted, spent very little time with andrew mccabe, but he never took notes when he was with me. i don't believe he made memos except to help his own agenda, probably at a later date. same with lying james comey. can we call them fake memos. joining me is msnbc military analyst general barry mccaffrey. your tweet caused a lot of stir. reluctantly, i have concluded that president trump is a serious threat to u.s. national security. he's refusing to protect vital u.s. interests from active russian attacks. it's apparent he is for some unknown reason under the sway of mr. putin. you said that in 246 characters. i'll give you time to expound upon that. >> well, david, it was almost a final straw. the attempted assassination by russian intelligence agents using a signature chemical agent that the russians had developed during the '70s. it was as if putin was finally saying i'll come murder people wherever they are on the face of the earth if they opposite me. he's do

fbi, president trump launches new twittery tacks on former fbi officials robert mueller, james comey and the newly fired andrew mccabe. also tonight, facebook fallout, was the social media platform used to target voters in the 2016 election? election night in moscow. no surprise who won. >> vladimir putin! >> quijano: but did he get the turnout he wanted. a missing pennsylvania teenager turns up in mexico. the man she was with is under arrest. a california city rolls out driverless buses. our brave reporter tests the brakes. >> will it stop. it did. and the 98 year old nun leading her team to the ncaa sweet 16. >> it was all this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. the weekend started with the dramatic friday night firing of the number two man at the fbi. andrew mccabe was expected to retire today on his 50th birthday. the controversial firing could cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost benefits. the weekend is closing with president trump twitter bashing top former fbi officials including mccabe. errol barnett is at the white house. >> president trump continues

finally tonight, sara carter, brand-new news reporting, headline robert mueller, andrew weissmann, the fbi and the mob, sara sarah detailing how bothei mueller, wiseman are directly involved in two of the biggest scandals and fbi history when mueller was acting u.s. attorney in boston in the '80s, he was involved in the fbi's corrupt, highly unethical relationship with the infamous murderer mobster "whitey" bulger. four men ended up being framed for murder, sent to jail. two of them died in jail. then it resulted in $100 million in damages to the two thatve lived. then there is mueller's pitbull, andrew weissmann, the rotten apple that doesn't fall very far from the tree. he's the guy in the 1990s organized crime case, wiseman was reprimanded by a judge for withholding exculpatory evidence. and his powerful friend, well, later were out there to get them out of trouble. we told you about his hard-charging tactics in the enron case. four executives go to jail. that case was overturned. 9-0 against him. all of this information is shocking. that is mueller's team. given what we know about

robert mueller. notably similar the way he went after andrew mccabe a matter of months ago. ty cobb, the president's attorney, this weekend basically pushed back all this and said the president is not discussing, is not considering the firing of the special counsel robert mueller. again, to be clear, it wouldn't be the president who would do that firing. and you'll remember that "the new york times" reported several months ago the president, we understand, tried to orchestrate the firing of the special counsel, even pressuring don mcgahn to look into the firing of the special counsel before mcgahn basically said he wouldn't do it. the president backed off, andrea. >> peter -- bob, weigh in on what peter was discussing. how do we interpret what the other lawyer, john dowd, had to say over the weekend? >> these are lawyers, andrea, who have had a difficult relationship at times with president trump, as he has grown increasingly frustrated with this ongoing russia probe. my sources inside of the white house say that dowd and cobb are trying to rehabilitate their relationship wit

finally, tonight, i'm going long, sarah carter, brand new news reporting, headline robert mueller, andrew weiseman, the fbi and the mob, sarah detailing mueller and weissmann are involved in two of the biggest scandals in fbi history. mueller was acting u.s. attorney in boston in the '80s all he was involved in the fbi's corrupt highly unethical relationship with the infamous murderer mobster whitey bulger. four men were framed for murder, sent to jail. two of them died in jail. resulted in over $100 million in damages to two that lived. mueller's pit bull, andrew weissmann, the rotten apple doesn't fall very far from the tree. he's the guy in a 1990 organized crime case, he was reprimanded by a judge for exculpatory evidence withheld. also told you about weissmann's hard charging tactic in the enron case, tens of thousands of people lost their job, four executives go to jail, overturned, 9-0 against him. all of this information is shocking. that's mueller's team. given what we know about mueller and his pit bull weissmann, it's par for the course. national disgrace what's happening. reac

fbi president trump launches new twitter attacks on former fbi officials, robert mueller, james comby, and the newly fired andrew mccabe. >> also tonight, face book fallout. was the social media platform used to target voters in the 2016 election? >>> election night in moscow. no surprise who won. >> vladamir putin! >> but did he get the turnout he wanted? >> a missing pennsylvania teenagers turns up in mexico. the man she was with is under arrest. >> a california city rolls out driverless buses, our brave reporter tests the brakes. >> will it stop? it did. >> and the 98-year-old nun leading her team into the ncaa sweet 16. >> that was all you! ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm avenelaine quijano. the firing of andrew mccabe, number two man at the fbi is drawing fire from some republicans in congress. two gop senators on the judiciary committee want attorney general jeff sessions to testify about the reasons for the firing. and give mccabe a chance to respond. president trump spent the weekend on twitter, bashing mccabe as well as the the special prosecu

in the last week or so, the president has found time attack the democrats, robert mueller, andrew mccabe, lying james comey, crooked hillary, and crazy joe biden. when you pressed sarah sanders, she said he has addressed it in the past. what is she referring to? >>. >> reporter: that's a good question. we asked her about it and she said the white house has extensively answered all these questions but several questions remain including did the president know or authorize that $130,000 payment to stormy daniels in the days leading up to the election back in 2016? still unanswered. one thing that's clear, the president is doing something he rarely does, staying quiet. president trump out of sight once again at the white house. for plays who finds virtually nothing off limits, his silence is deafening. amidst questions about stormy daniels. >> sometimes he chooses to specifically engage and punch back and sometimes doesn't. >> reporter: sarah sanders repeatly declined to say why this moment is different. >> i don't know that i understand why the president's response has been so different. on

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. >> sandra: lastly, on the andrew mccabe memos. robert mueller has the memos.t do you think will come from them? >> these is self-serving memos obviously written by him to memorialize what he remembers. it will be subject to cross-examination but i don't expect any smoking guns to come from the memos. >> sandra: alan dershowitz, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> eric: and we are going have more on all of this in the next hour. the white house principle press secretary will be here to discuss this in the next hour of ameri "america's newsroom" >> sandra: and a self-driving uber car kills a woman crossing the street. >> nobody wants to go through this. none of us want to go through this ever again. use crosswalk -- when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connected an

none of this is stopping special counsel robert mueller who we now know met with former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and has notes on all of mccabe's interactions with president trump. >> dan merica is following all of these developments from washington. what more do we know about repo robert mueller's sit-down with the deputy director 0 are how he got ahold of these memos? >> we know that president trump continues to fume and rage about this investigation he's has for a long time. what's new here is as we're told former fbi director andrew mccabe actually sat down with robert mueller, was interviewed by him, handed over these notes that he took which are critical because they could corroborate what james comey, the former fbi director who was fired by trump had said and had written at the time. he also took contemporaneous notes about his interactions with the president. so what mccabe's notes could be, they could corroborate what comey had already said. it's been a busy weekend on the russia front for a number of reasons. andrew mccabe was days away from retiring from the department of just

robert mueller. so to the extent the memos by andrew mccabe are similar, one can imagine they have quite a degree of high import. >> let's flov that thinking then. they turned over those memos to the special counsel robert mueller. they sort of describe what he told mccabe about his own interactions with the president too. what specifically do you think this might mean for the investigation as we move forward or learn about what's in the muller investigation? >> what we know is special counsel robert mueller is interested in trying to figure out did donald trump take any steps to thwart the ongoing investigation and to the extent they chronicle or describe or elaborate on those efforts by president trump, one can imagine may would be very significant to special counsel mueller. one of the big key moments that's taken place is the one from last february in which president trump said -- i'm sorry -- in which robber earth mueller said to end the investigation into michael flynn, the white house national security adviser, that's such a critical moment in mueller's investigation. so it would be very curio

andrew weissmann. the men were exonerated. a judge awarded $101 million in damages but not before two of them and actually died in priso prison. robert mueller was the u.s. attorney in charge while these men were rotting in prison, while certain agents in the fbi under a mueller covered up the truth. oh, let's see. andrew weissmann was excoriated by two judges for withholding exculpatory evidence. so what did robert mueller know about all this? when did he know about all of us? these are questions and issues i'm sure you have not heard from your friends in the liberal media. toro some members of congress, e media, they are praising mueller. the pillar of honesty, the pillar of virtue. they've never investigated him. they are actually just flying. it is their talking points. all the information we are telling you about is right there, right in front of the liberal mainstream media, and their faces, but they purposely ignore it because they the desr trump agenda goes above all else. they want muller to carry out the witch hunt, even if there is no evidence of collusion. now that we know more about robert mueller and his past, his curre

are watching to see if he says anything about the firing of fbi director andrew mccabe and where the white house stands on robert mueller. it's just monday morning. town hall editor and fox news contributor at katie pavlich, host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. in joining us on the couch, chris bedford. he is "outnumbered," good to have you. >> chris: great to be back, happy monday. >> harris: you are one of my favorite accounts on twitter, so creative. >> chris: thank you. >> sandra: this is a big deal. new developments today after a busy weekend at the white house and all of washington reacting to jeff sessions firing fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. mr. session says mccabe was terminated after an extensive and fair investigation, which found that he leaked to the media and did not tell the full truth about it. at first the president's personal lawyers reacted by calling to the end of the mueller probe. white house attorney ty cobb said the president is not planning to fire mueller. the president for the first time specifically mentioning robert mueller in a tweet, saying the russia probe never should

andrew mckay. they think robert mueller will be next even though the white house again has just insisted he is not but for me this was the most shocking thing that happened this weekend. former obama cia director john brennan the direct message to the president in the wake of the mccabe firing. quote, when the full extent of your banality moral turpitude and political corruption becomes known you will take your rightful place as a disgrace demagogue in the dustbin of history. you may scapegoat andy mccabe, but you will not destroy america. america will triumph over you. whatever you think of donald trump he won the election according to the rules set out in the constitution. if you want to get rid of him the time to do that is the next election. i hear people in the elite saying if the president tries to fire robert mueller it's a constitutional crisis but isn't it in incomparable bigger crisis if the establishment in washington tries to depose a duly elected president. it seems to me that that is what they are trying to do and john brennan statement this week has confirmed. right. let's get react

president trump launching new attacks against former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and special counsel robertthe investigation nothing more than a partisan witch-hunt. welcome to a brand new hour of "america's newsroom," everyone. i'm sandra smith. >> bill: if it looks different this will be our home for next couple of months studio j as in jazzy. which means he will be jazzier than before. our beautiful new newsroom is behind us. >> sandra: it is lovely. everyone is hard at work there. >> bill: we have a window, too. >> sandra: that's a plus. >> bill: on beautiful day. i'm bill hemmer, latest barrage coming as reports mccabe kept personal memos about his reaction with the president. senator rand paul said mccabe had it coming. >> they basically have said that mccabe leaked classified documents. that's illegal. but then he also lied about leaking classified documents, and so, you know, the fbi are sticklers on this and they don't tolerate lying from their agents. so if all that is true. i see no way that he could continue in his office and that punishment is appropriate. >> bill: critics now

andrew mccabe could have been keeping. we're told the memos are in the hand of robert mueller. what does the president anticipate will come from those? >> first off, as i said earlier, there's no collusion, no obstruction, no findings of wrongdoing will come from the special counsel's investigation. when it comes andrew mccabe, he was let go by the department of justice based on the findings from the office of personal responsibility in the department of justice because of his actions. i think they'll be documented in the inspector general report. it's going to go through the actions he did that led career officials to recommend to the attorney general he be fired. so i think he is responsible for his firing and own conduct and has nothing to do with the white house. >> sandra: i have five seconds left, raj. does the president think mark zuckerberg needs to testify on the data misuse story? >> the president believes americans' privacy should be protect. without knowing the specifics it's difficult to talk about whether an individual should testify but we support the privacy of

tonight andrew mccabe's firing and the president's new attacks on robert mueller. >> the special counsell conduct a probe that is fair and thorough and arrive at the truth. >>> plus demanding answers. lawmakers slam facebook's data breach of 50 million users. and how that data was used during the 2016 presidential election. >> i d

the memos kept by fire deputy director andrew mccabe of his conversations with the president are fake memos and that robert mueller's russian investigation is staffed by democrats. the tweets coming less than 36 hours after f.b.i. andrew mccabe was fired by the justice department. marco rubio was saying he didn't like how the situation was handled. >> he should have been allowed to finish through the weekend. the work that's being done, after he had retired, that report would have vindicated wrongdoing, there are things that could have been done after the fact. >> reporter: mccabe was fired friday. "the wall street journal" is reporting those are now in the hands of special counsel, robert mueller. in washington, i'm derek tenney, fox news. >>> the real estate firm owned by jared kushner's family filed false paperwork. according to the report, three years ago the firm bought three apartment buildings in the neighborhood of queen. most of the tenants were covered by rules that prevent developers by forcing them to leave and then raising rents. the report says jared kushner did that. there were no rent regul

robert mueller. >> yes. i mean, let's review what happened yesterday. let's go back to friday. when andrew mccabe was dismissed 26 hours before he retired, it was vindictive to stop him from getting a full government pension, but it was another sthot sshot to say this fbi role is not legitimate in the investigation. then trump's lawyer comes out and makes a statement that he's praying for the end to the investigation. the white house scrambles and says he's speaking in a personal capacity, but then hours later donald trump says the same thing as his lawyer. he says not only should the mueller investigation be ended, he says it should never have begun in the first place. so whether or not donald trump is being held back from advisers from firing robert mueller or moving towards it, and i think he is, he now is gathering his troon ranks to set up that possibility. whether it comes to trying to put pressure on rosenstein who formally has to be the person to get rid of mueller. whether it's more pressure on attorney jeff sessions to intervene, even though sessions is not supposed to because he

andrew mccabe rarely took notes in that period, he kept notes of conversations with president trump, he has now given those to the special counsel, robertrto mueller, subsequent to his firing. it is fair to say president trump has really been pushing for the firing of andrew mccabe, andrew mccabe stepped down from his position in january, was mccabe stepped down from his position injanuary, was due to retire actually today, he would have retired on a full pension after more than 20 years in the fbi. that is now put in jeopardy by the fact he was fired some 26 hours before today, which is his 50th birthday. you have this very contentious argument between them, about what was said and what was done, and all of these details have now been passed on to robert mueller, special counsel, who is looking at allegations of russian interference in the us election back in 2016. i whole range of other matters as well which have shot off from that effectively. sounds like president trump, with his tweet, is attempting to undermine the credibility of the notes. beyond that, andrew mccabe claims that he is trying notjust to taint him and the fbi but ta

andrew mccabe kept interaction. buzzfeed now reporting that he gave those memos to robert mueller. conducting the investigation into russia's interference in the presidential election. help us understand the import of that, if what's being reportd is true, that there were these memos and are now in possession of the special counsel. >> sure i have confirmed for npr that mccabe wrote these contemporaneous notes and memos about his interactions with president trump, interactions in which president trump allegedly called mccabe's wife a loser and made other derogatory comments but also notes that back up what jim comey told congress and robert mueller about the events before and after his firing. so, those documents could be one more piece of evidence to support what comey has been saying all along, what mccabe now appears to be saying, that they were both fired, at least in part, because of the russia investigation. that will go to the state of mind of the president and help to develop further evidence of possible obstruction of justice in the firing of comey and maybe others last ye

robert mueller? pete was under the impression that he hwould be surprised if andrew mccabe had not been interviewed by robert mueller. >> if he hasn't, i'm sure he will be soon. it's not surprising he would keep these contemporaneous memos like james comey did, they're a key piece of bob mueller's investigation into the president and potential ties to russia, and now of course potential obstruction of justice charges. mccabe of course, yes, was one of the first investigators to be looking at potential ties between trump and russian officials. let's remember the story which he has become tripped up on and lead to his dismissal was the hillary clinton foundation investigation. president trump has seized upon him as part of this sort of deep state conspiracy, the secret society in the fbi that a number of people on the right, particularly in conservative media, have seized upon suggesting a bias in the department of justice against this president. he's looked at the fact that mccabe's wife ran for office as a democrat, that mccabe's wife had ties to terry mcauliffe, a long time clinton adviser. mccabe wa

mugabe: if it is to correct that illegality andrew: he is still fuming, speaking for the first time since losing the presidency, robert mugabe lashed out at those who forced him from power. mr. mugabe: we must undo this disgrace which we have imposed on ourselves.on w't deserve it. we don't deserve it. d please, we't deserve it. andrew: it was in november laste year that zim's army seized control, forcing muge to step down and ushering in his deputy emmerson mnangagwa, now installed as the country's new president. zimbabwe celebrated. the world endorsed the coup, but 94-year-old robert mugabe is less forgiving. mr. mugabe: i don't hate emmerson. i brought him into government. i would want to work with him. but it mustpr ber. but he is improper where he is. l.ille and if it is to correct that illegality that he would want ms to disith him.hi i am wit andrew: but will his comments have any impact in zimbabwe? in harare, there was little enthusiasm. >> legally, the process has been done. i don't see it as a coup. >> he seems to be bitter about continuejust going to squandering our resources. andrew: today, president mnan

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host: what would you tell robert mueller or andrew mccabe? caller: i can't tell them anything. is up to the government. i would tell robert mueller to sit down and cease and desist. host: your final point? final point, they are looking at the wrong people. this should be looking at themselves. we have found the enemy and he is us. the president's lawyer saying in part, i pray the acting attorney general will follow the brilliant and courageous example of the fbi office of professional responsibility and the attorney general and bring an end to the alleged russia collusion investigation. next is our democrats line. caller: i follow politics closely. i looked up the word politics in the dictionary and it means people. if i had to summarize this administration, i would say that it will turn out to be the most corrupt in modern american history. that is all i have to say. host: thank you for the call. day in russia and joining us on the phone from moscow is new york times reporter andrew grammy. we know the results of the election. be thestion is what will percentage of the vote fo

headline last week that robert mueller issued a subpoena for documents from his private business, something he had called a red line. it is also a president who felt vindicated by andrew mccabe's firing, a disloyal fbi agent getting with the president thought he deserved. so our big question is if robert mueller is next, who can or who will stop president trump from orchestrating his firing? and if he can't fire robert mueller s president trump's real goal not to oust mueller but to discredit him and his witnesses? in about 40 minutes or so, the president is scheduled to make remarks in new hampshire on combatting the yes, i opioid cr. >>> first, let's get to our team of reporters for the latest. we start with breaking news about the president's legal team. kristen welker is at the white house. natasha bertrand covering the trump-russia investigation for the "atlantic." kristin, this use was broken by "the new york times." you have since confirmed it. donald trump is considering hiring a new lawyer, someone who feels the same way he does about the justice department and the fbi and who's shouted some of the same conspiracy theories on television. who is this guy? >> t

andrew mccabe had taken notes throughout the period. notjust notes on the events of that but his conversations with president trump. he has given them to the special counsellor, robert fire andrew mccabe. andrew mccabe stepped down injanuary and was due to retire actually today, which he would have retired on a full pension after more than 20 years in the fbi. that is in jeopardy by the fact he was fired 26 hours before today, which is his 50th birthday. you have this very contentious argument between them about what was said, what was done and all of these details have now been passed on to robert mueller, the special counsel, who is looking at allegations of russian interference back at the elections in 2016, but a whole range of other measures that have shifted that have off shooted from that effectively. residents from several cliff top seaside chalets in norfolk have been told to evacuate their homes due to strong winds. police say six properties in the village of hemsby are at risk of coastal erosion overnight because of the high tide. in 2013, tidal storms saw three homes in the village washed away. robby west reports. knowing the tide was drawing in, lifeboa

weekend, writing this on twitter, "andrew mccabe fired, a great day for the hard working men and women of the fbi, a great day for democracy." with us tonight is robert former fbi director of the criminal, cyber and services branch. he's known andrew mccabe for 20 years. he was the assistant director of counterintelligence while mccabe was the assistant director of counterterrorism. i note that you got up either very late or very early for us in london to do this and i thank you for doing that. i ask you to describe the andy mccabe you know and part two of that is how do you square the fbi internal findings against him? >> thanks, brian. great to be with you here tonight. the one thing i'll tell but andy and i don't think people have said this enough on television. i've worked with him for a number of years on the highest level of the fbi and what people don't understand in those jobs as you pointed out when he was the assistant director of counterterrorism and i was the assistant director of counterintelligence and we were both assistant director of operations, you split the job and he was running one side of the fbi and i was running the other. whe

robert mueller, exceeded his authority by charging him with crimes unrelated to russian meddling. that's happening as attorney general jeff sessions considers whether to fire former fbi director, andrew mccabe, just days before his planned retirement. a move that could put his pension at risk.

robert mueller. ordering firing of andrew mccabe. these things that just stink. >> there's no evidence of slough. not evidence. there are evidence of one thing. >> i don't think it's entirely inconceivable that someone at the white house tossing around, what if they get him on tax evasion or not filing properly, etcetera. could he be for financial crimes but not for collusion. >> that's what i'm saying. >> may be somebody tossed around the idea, we hate to see paul go to jail for that, can we pardon for it. i don't think it's anywhere near horrendous the smell around the way you are describing. >> also, who recommended that andrew mccabe be fired? was if the president? >> no, it was the office of responsibility within the fbi and the inspector general. those are the two recommendations for andrew mccabe. >> months before. >> we're not talking about what people were talking about. >> you're not making a proper distinction between what if and what is. >> we got to wrap it up. >> i would say what single digits more than anything, these media reports keep piling up about conversations. the president

war and is essentially trying to interfere with the special counsel investigation, but andrew mccabe got fired. robertueller did not. he is still running that investigation. we'll bring you more shortly. all eyes meantime on russia this hour as it threats to retaliate in the wake of new u.s. sanctions. the trump adminitration hitting russia where it hurts as punishment for messing with everything from our elections to our water supply and power grid. all this after the u.s. joins forces with our allies to denounce the poisoning of an ex- spy from russia and his daughter. will these sanctions be enough to retired four star general fox news senior strategic analyst general jack keane. always a pleasure to see you. is this just symbolic these sanctions? should we do more, will we do more? >> we should do more and we just have to do more and the reason is this. russia has taken the wraps off the mainstay of the soviet union which was always involved in political warfare and that's what they have established as a routine operation for themselves , this comprehensive coercion, destabilizing western democrac

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robert mugabe, who says he was ousted illegally. mr. mugabe is insisting that e calls the disgrace be undone. andrew harding reports. mr. mugabe:f it is to correct that illegality -- ewanhe is still fuming, speaking for the first time since losing the presidency, robert mugabe lashed out at those who forced him from wer. mr. mugabe: we must undo this disgrace which we have imposed on ourselves. we don't deserve it. we don't deserve it. please, we don't deserve it. andrew: it was in november last year that zimbabwe's army seized control, forcing mugabe to step down and ushering in his deputy emmerson mnangagwa, now installed as the country's new president. zimbabwe celebrated. the world endorsed the coup, but 94-year-old robert mugabe is lessorgiving. mr. mugabe: i don't hate emmerson i brought him into government. i would want to work with him. but it must be proper. but he is improper where he is. illegal. and if it is to correct that illegality that he would want me to discuss with him. i am with him. andrew: but will his comments asve any impact in zimbabwe? in harare, thereittle enthusiasm. >> legal, the process has