so the real innovation here is that the upper andy barr of are made out of what material, every single shoes are 100% recyclable. the loop is a 100% recyclable shoe. but it's only one shoe. why aren't adidas making all their shoes like this? you can only do it if you can manage to do without losing your business if everybodyjust stopped buying product that doesn't work, because the definition of sustainability is that it works for the environment, it works on people, and it works the economy. just had a great chat with james. it really, really made me look into myself, you know, as far as a consumer and how i can help the environment. and going back to london is going to make me think more about my choices. nike, reebok, and puma are all bringing out sustainable shoes too. but the truth is they're just a tiny slice of the multibillion—dollar sneaker market. i decided to go see if maybe recycling our shoes could help. morning. good morning. how are you? nice to see you. welcome. we used the idea of trying to shred the shoes into bits and pieces, which i'm going to ask you to do with you

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ernesttefanik and junk -- john curtis, andy barr, jim banks, and chris stewart. microcosm of our entire conference, taking more others.committees and they will be looking at a wide range of china related issues, including influence operations targeting the u.s., including our universities, tanks, and media outlets. economic threats to our government. efforts to gain the technological advantage and the origin of covid-19. aey work will lead to comprehensive report with legislative recommendations due by october. a new committee that was announced by the democrats last month was the coronavirus oversight committee, led by one of their most political members. gone over they existing oversight functions of the house. every committee has a subcommittee on oversight. three additional new oversight committees were put in the cares act. it is important to have accountability. these three new committees you have the inspectors general to select someone, you have the president and another committee who will appoint an individual confirmed by the senate, and then you have a

andy barr, john joy, jim banks, michael wallace and chris stewart. it will be a microcosm of our entire conference taking more than 10 committees of jurisdiction and others. they will be looking at a wide range of china-relate issues including unless operations targeting the u.s.. economic threats to our government and our allies. efforts to gain the technologyly advantage and roll in the origin and spread of coronavirus. the work will lead a comprehensive report due by october. host: and capitol hill, "u.s.a. today," trump to restrict worker visas for now. four republican senators asked donald trump to suspend issuance of guest worker visas until employment has returned to normal levels because of the coronavirus pandemic's impact on the economy. argued in a letter dated may 7 first reported by politico that the visa suspension would be "critical to protecting american workers as our economy gets back on its feet. the impact of the pandemic on your employment." let's hear from lane, next, stillwater, oklahoma. good morning. caller: yes, sir. yes. we

times wrote this scathing editorial about bill barr that's the same bill barr that said we're not going to charge james comey and andy mccabe and peter strzok has not been charged with a crime so you can't hate bill barr when he does the right thing for michael flynn and then not comment when he does that for comey, mccabe and peter strzok. it's the same bill barr. you know, you can't just pick and choose when you respect him. maria: we'll see when john durham comes out with his report does this go all the way up to president obama in your view that's what sidney powell just told us two minutes ago. >> you know, maria i'm going to defer to her. for sure he knew about it but i would caution republicans you've got comey, brennan, clapper, mccabe, peter strzok. if that's not enough for the executive branch to be embarrassed it doesn't have to go all the way up to the president. those are pretty senior level folks that we trusted. maria: that's up there the former head of the cia john brennan real quick you talked about the media having culpability as well name is names of the reporters out there that helped adam schiff

information, refusing to charge former fbi deputy director and then-acting director andy mccabe for lying to investigators, and it was barr praised former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein despite rosenstein helping to launch the mueller witch hunt which was fraudulent from the very beginning. and he also played a role in the sweetheart plea deal for former senate aide james wolf. wolf did serve just two months in prison, leaking the carter page fisa warrants to the left-wing media. president trump, who has said he believes everyone involved in the efforts to overthrow his presidency should be going to jail. he had this reaction to his attorney general's comments just moments ago. >> i think obama and biden knew about it. they were participants. but, so i'm a little surprised by that statement. but if it was me, i guarantee they'd be going after me. in his case, they're not, so i think it's just the continuation of a double standard, no doubt, that obama and biden were involved. and as to whether or not it was criminal, i would think it would be very serious, very, very serious. it was a takedown of a president regar

and these should not be public but they are, general bill -- attorney general bill barr commented on the decision, andyis. >> a crime cannot be established here. they did not have a basis for a counterintelligence investigation against flynn at that stage. i think it's sad that nowadays these partisan feelings are so strong that people have lost nay sense of justice. maria: and yet, andy, did you see the tweets that jim comey put out yet. do you see how andrew mccabe is dealing with this? how what's do you make of the pushback from the very people who led this wrongdoing? andrew: yeah, lack of self-awareness is big problem, probably big factor in why we are where we are at this point and i would just in pleading with those guys to look within a little bit i would point out that the most damming evidence against the investigators in this case has come from the-appointed inspector general and if you read the papers that the justice department filed yesterday, they demonstrate that the obama, the top officials of the obama justice department and the obama intelligence community were here pushing against w

andy characterized it. it's a possibility and i would add to the caveat, witting or unwitting. >> attorney general barr says they could be consequent so for those who pushed the russia collusion narrative too far. >> history is written by the winners are largely depends on his writing history. >> the transcripts and the end of flynn's prosecution undercut the investigation of special counsel robert mueller. the house has long tried to get mueller's grand jury testimony and just today, chief justice john roberts temporarily deleted. >> bret: chad, we'll follow it. thank you. intimates democracy 2020 report, a blast from the past they could be another explosive blow to the joe biden presidential campaign. it comes in the form of new evidence appearing to bolster the sexual assault claim against biden by a former member of his senate staff. correspondent peter doocy shows us. >> behind the scenes, joe biden isn't taking any chances. >> good afternoon. this morning we received the worst job report in history. >> there's a new distraction for biden, tara reade who accuses him of raping her on capitol grounds. ac

barr these texts can now be read in a greater context. for example, on august 15th, 2016, stzrok texts page, quote, i want to be leave the past that you throughout for consideration in andy's office, andrew mccabe, that there is no way trump gets elected but i am afraid we can't take that risk. it is like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you are 40, end of quote. the next day on august 16th, 2016, the fbi opened the flynn probe codenamed crossfire razor. on august 17th, 2016, the fbi used a briefing for trump, who was now the republican nominee, and flynn, to survey flynn for his, quote, panoramas hims. what that is about i don't know and whether he mentioned anything about riker, let's also not forget the text from november 2016 that senator johnson and i made public. those texts between stzrok and page show that the fbi used in november of 2016 briefing for presidential transition staff as a counterintelligence operation. for example, stzrok told page, quote, he can assess if there are any new questions or different demeanor. if katie's husband is there, he can see if there are people we can develop for potential relationships. that is an astoundi

barr's doing a great job. but for him putting jeff jensen on the task, we might not get this information. we anxiously await the report. i want to go back to something andyhe term coup. that's not what the fbi called it. they called it the insurance policy, right? they called -- the insurance policy started off stop getting donald trump from getting elected, and then it transformed into stop the american people from knowing what we did. bill barr, jeff jensen, is sidney powell and i have been pushing, and we know everything we've been saying is now true. we were right about the whole a darn thing. lou: and the reality is that a great deal is riding on this investigation. do you believe that -- by durham and now joined by u.s. attorneys shay and jensen -- do you believe that they will have results before the midterm -- before the presidential election in november? >> i sure hope so, and i hope they're still looking at jim comey, because comey is the common denominator through this whole thing. he's the guy that told us early july 16th hillary clinton did all these wrong things, but we're not going to prosecute. that same month they launched this investiga

barr, these texts can now be read in a greater context. for example, on august 15, 2016, strzok texted page, quote, i want to believe the path that you threw out for consideration in andy's office -- and that was referring to andrew mccabe -- that there is no way trump gets elected. but i'm afraid we can't take that risk. it's like an insurance policy, that in the unlikely event you die before you're 40, end of quote. the next day, on august 16, 2016, the f.b.i. opened the flynn probe, conamed crossfire razor. on august 17, 2016, the f.b.i. used a briefing for trump who was now the republican nominee, and flynn to surveil flynn for his quote, unquote, mannerisms. what's that about, i don't know. and whether he mentioned anything about russia. let's also not forget about the text from november 2016 that senator johnson and i made public. those texts between strzok and page show that the f.b.i. used a november 2016 briefing for presidential transition staff as a counterintelligence operation. for example, strzok told page, and i quote, he can assist -- he can assess if there are any new questions or different demeanor. if katie's husband is there, we can see if there are p

jim comey, andy mccabe and peter strzok there were many others that either made poor decisions or worse and we are going to find out once john durham's investigation comes back and bill barroing to get to the bottom of this. there were many people that either used poor discretion and judgment or even worse, may have committed criminal acts. steve: on purpose? >> well, it sure looks like based on what we are learning every day, you know, from the january 5th meeting that happened at the white house from what we know jim comey did to cause the special counsel to be appointed from andy mccabe making trump the target of an investigation without any evidence or predication for that investigation. i think we see a lot of actions that, to me, were not just bad judgement but were probably worse than that. steve: so, ultimately, you know, everybody hopes there is an investigation and they figure out what happened. do you feel that laws were broken or just bent? >> well, there is no doubt in the examples of general flynn and president trump where there was improperly predicated or no evidence to start an investigation, that was for sure inconsistent with fbi policies and procedures