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michael anton, i gotcha. >>> welcome back.sident trump betray the united states by entertaining a request by vladimir putin that would allow russians to interrogate former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul? that's a question posed earlier to congressman eric swalwell democrat of california who sits on the select committee on intelligence. congressman, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you, reverend. a pleasure to be on. >> let me begin by asking you have said that even the suggestion that the president of the united states donald trump would permit the questioning by the soviet union of mr. mcfaul and any u.s. diplomat or u.s. personnel is a betrayal to the country. how do you explain that's a very strong statement. many of us may agree but you as a sitting member of congress how do you explain the statement and what can you do about it in the congress? >> well, i think what this president, reverend, i think you have to draw very sharp, very bright red lines and make sure he understands that if he were

it's not just about michael anton. of republicans are having a hard time trying to deal with this, grapple with this. this was very harsh today. and a, you know, was waiting to hear something -- i even tweeteded. i was waiting to hear something from sarah huckabee sanders to defend this. they can't. no one can spin this at all. it's what it is. >> april, thank you. >>> and next, putin and trump, couldn't be happier over this gift. jeanne moos is next. discover prescription omega-3 vascepa. the one that's this pure... and fda approved. look. vascepa looks different... because it is different. it's pure epa. vascepa, along with diet, is clinically proven to lower very high triglycerides by 33% in adults, without raising bad cholesterol. that's pure power. proven to work. vascepa is not right for everyone. do not take vascepa if you are allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in vascepa. tell your doctor if you are allergic to fish, have liver problems... or other medical conditions and about any medication

anton called bine has shot some of the most iconic pictures in modern rock history . i'm always admired of people make. i think the work that i like i think wow are somebody to do that and i would love to. meet this person and cameras are a great excuse to meet somebody. you. call by name is the most prominent figure out how backs try on the oh of photography it's mounted an impressive show of this talented photographers work. there are so many people here and i get a little nervous with my german george and it's surprising that even he would be nervous. but he's photographed stars like miles davis. who channel pavarotti and brian eno. but how does he motivate his subjects to cooperate but i did and he gets everything readings and you feel really safe and you end up forgetting that you're having your picture taken. off and that's really the best way to do it this is to stand by itself as a guy he's very tall you feel as if you are like a lighthouse quickly checking out the situation you know you're in good hands and as the subject you reflect the security you stand up

anton sherman he is my cousin. and that's a hold everybody has somebody or godfather because that is only five or six families. the whole town it's more like one big family. she no doubt annoy you none of the shit i thought was best let. or do an official in michigan is issued by hordes of a few only because she was the move to cities you see all the shit that way in city little love in the air force it was a couple of a lot of us alert only. it wasn't only at a college in the middle of it was. you know that the victory gardens and planting tomatoes and with their toes and raising chicken and rabbits and etc so i know it was also part of fed back age in the community that was working. both. through stories in the form that it's. the power. they can count to you they can jump from a building to another. i never thought of and stand as the really physical place that exists. for me it was more like smurfs with. heaven. the occupation was talk by surprise they never thought of palestinians as having the capability of t

lera desperation for the sky blues as their keeper spooned what looked like a fairly tame shot from anton griezmann into the net. for france a brilliant stroke of luck on what was to be their afternoon euro why are left wondering what might have been a star man cavaney had been available their world cup campaign ends here. so just a handful of teams left for the chance of the world cup title some like sweden and russia weren't expected to be there while footballing heavyweights like germany crashed out of the competition early so who is the favorite now if for that question to the fans at moscow's red square. i hope i will come to russia we will be in and a really whole but i think over countries because it paid they are very strong and so i think that it is going to be very complicated well now that colombia got eliminated i think brazil can win the world cup for us to go to redo because they have good quality materials and. the obvious team which i think may be belgium or president and find it would be you and russia right now as we saw in the tournament open not more favorites because

there are plenty of fouls in the first half and this one content ollie's zero prove costly for or why anton rees mom took the resulting free kick which was headed home by real madrid defender rafael that opened the scoring making french fans jubilant as they are in the second half griezmann himself doubled france's lead when this relatively tame distance effort was harmed into the net by earth wind keeper for now and domes lit up. or old famous filmmaker of them benders describes himself as a director and photographer he took thousands of polaroids while making his classic films such as paris texas and the american friend now the director has shared a selection of his pictures of raw landscapes film sets and himself an exhibition here in the german capital berlin. the inventor's was in his late twenty's a young filmmaker when he discovered his love for polaroid photography and his love for america the land of unlimited opportunities the city of new york in the heady seventy's would become his haven as it were. when i had a bit of money for the first time i lived at the chelsea hotel. but th

there are plenty of fouls in the first half and this one client tanto need so prove costly for why anton these man took the resulting free kick and had to hold a ryall matric defender rafael i doubt that opens oring making french fan simply jubilant in the second half resigned himself doubled france's lead when this relatively seen it in after it was on to the net the old wine keeper of her had been flat. out from the world cup in formula one lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's british grand prix on the front row of the grid for the fourth consecutive season elephant snatched pole position from ferrari sebastian fattal by zero point zero four four seconds on his very last lap here i can and in the other for ari is third on the grid followed by hamilton's mercedes team mate paul terry botha's the two red balls light up fifth and sixth. and just a reminder of the top story we're following for you officials in thailand say conditions are improving for evacuating the children trapped in a flooded cave to get the group. soon rain water levels to rise and messages to their families say they'r

aaronnd judge john core low anton are sitting out monday's event. >> a judge is trying to stay held thi for this season. he has 11 home runs, under his guilt and didhe derby will be at the pass, before the derby. aaron judge is exciting to watch. it's hard like anything about the yankees, but he was baseballible. >> the nats minor league team immediates a new home. >>> first, it's a mee toe media today. up next, why police >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> we're taking a look atin a survivor in this photo here. you can see, the little hand there,ripping a finger. it's making roundsn social media. here's the story bebehind it. the baby was left alone in the woods of a national forest for several when they found him, he was facedown, buried under sticks and debris in 46-degree weather. it is miracle the baby is alive. he suffered scrapes andbr ses. police say they arrested 32-year-old francesle cr he said a baby could be barried in the wolves. no mention of who he is or who the weather is. well, it is hd to believe that bu tiny bery. >>> a pas for miami was all ready to go to barbado

anton sherman he is my cousin. and that's a hold everybody has somebody or godfather because that is only five or six families. the whole town it's more like one big family. she no doubt annoy you none of the shop bought a special it. or do an official in michigan as it should but hordes of people would feel the need to use the move to cities you see on the ship that way in city little love in the air force it was a couple of a lot of us alert only. it wasn't only at a college in the middle of it was. you know that the victory gardens and planting tomatoes and with their toes and raising chicken and rabbits and etc so i know it was also part of fed back age in the community that was working. both. through stories in the form that it's. the power. they can count to you they can jump from a building to another. i never thought of and stand as the really physical place that exists. for me it was more like smurfs with. heaven. as the occupation was talk by surprise they never thought of palestinians as having the capab

phenomenal killian pay was too much for argentina to deal with marcos rockhold brought back a down and anton griezmann stepped up to convert the resulting penalty but praise paris and german teammate i go to maria equalized with this stunning strike just before half time and just after the break argentina went in front thanks to gabriele medic out of but then benjamin powered struct a fine half volley all the way into the back of the net before kilian paid quickly scored the game's fifth and then soon afterwards six three goals in eleven minutes to turn the tie completely on its head. sergio where i've got one more additional time but to no avail argentina are heading home. so the second knockout match of the day so a year ago i take on portugal in such the first place in the quarter finals of the world cup you're a quite getting off to a dream start as edinson cavani and louis were as cross says the seven men if the side to me it was cancelled out in the second half as pat pedraja his side level. seventy five was the hero of the hour i have been scoring a sumptuous winner to send your reply

date with destiny and moscow here we see france leaving their hotel for the team bus there is striker anton griezmann and defender lucas hernandez followed by coach to. captain friends to world cup glory areas and then nine hundred ninety eight and there is also teenage sensation killian the croatia side is also on the way to the luzhniki stadium for the world cup final kick off in under one hour's time. mark meadows from the values for is here in studio with me and we're also joined by correspondent barbara moore in the russian capital barbara it's good to see you what's the mood like in moscow with the game fast approaching. while excitement is very high of course there right before kickoff it looks very promising from what i've seen already in the meter on the way here and also around the stadium so many fans who came i would say red and white is definitely the dominant picture in the dominant colors here but you might also spot some let in american fans still in from mexico from brazil and of course friends fans all along i think a craze or made a very interesting move that trying to ge

michael antone does not believe it says that. lecturer at hillsdale college and he wrote a piece in "washington post" arguing that birthright citizenship is not a constitutionalal requirement. i'm amazed the post printed this piece, people were shocked at the idea that you would even question this but you made your case partly on legal grounds. why does the constitution not say what we've been taught that says? >> you have to read the whole 14th amendment. there's a clause in the middle that peoplee misinterpret. subject to the jurisdiction thereof, meaning the united states. what they are saying is if you are born on the u.s. soil subject to the jurisdiction of the united states meaning you're the child of citizens or child of the illegal immigrants you are entitled to citizenship. if you are here illegally if you owe allegiance to a foreign nation, if you're a citizen of a foreign country that clause does not apply to you. if you read the debate about the ratification of the 14th amendment, all of the senators who are discussin

moscow. >> even an the president here, they convert aid ship container into a sauna. >> have they. >> antonump sent a tweet a few moments ago in which he blamed the bad relations of the current state of bad relations of the u.s. and russia, blamed on the u.s. this is president trump on the u.s. and on the investigation into the russian cyber attack. not actually blaming it on the cyber attack but the u.s. investigation. how is that any different from what russians are saying? >> it is in tweet form what we see on russian state television every night and what we hear from putty and pis supporters in moscow that everything that's wrong in u.s./russian relations is the fault of the washington establishment. you see in the leadup to the summit how much the russians are playing to trump's aversion to president obama in particular. and when we hear now the talk of everything that's wrong in ukraine and can we fix crimea somehow, the russians keep saying look, mr. trump, ukraine was obama's project. hayes how one putin ali put it to me in moscow the other day. this is boep's fault and now mr. trum

my name's michelle antone. i am a native american community member. i also work for the native american health center. i'm here also to get a follow up on our p.a.c. presentation back in january 23. most of the -- our priorities have been worked on or are being worked on, but that -- a major one, which is very important to our community is the washington murals and so we just also wanted to find out what's happening with that and how it has moved, if it's moved forward, and what's taking place as far as the board's end of it. it's important for our community. i work every day with our families and youth, american indians, and i know the -- the toll that historical trauma has taken on our families and communities. and with all the work that we're trying to do, the different agencies that serve our community, we need -- we need the school district to also help in that. we know that they -- our students are -- as mentioned earlier, walk-through the hauls of the school, and to see those -- those paintings is -- is shameful. they shouldn't have to see that

anton, always a pleasure to talk to you. thanks for your insights. >> my pleasure. peter strzok in his own words, reading his anti-trump text t for the world to hear. >> omg, he's an idiot. trump is a disaster. there's no way he's elected. maria: th the testy exchangee denials and the outrage. an expanded program is brewing between pizza hut and a beer delivery program. we'll tell you where you can find it. stay with us. ♪ stop in the name of love. ♪ before you break my heart. ♪ stop in the name of love. ♪ before you break my heart. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs an a

you and chafey antone a terrorist says paramilitary fighters length to nicaraguan government or use an unacceptable lethal force against protesters which must stop immediately at least two hundred seventy people have been killed since demonstrations against president daniel are think up again and april marianna sanchez reports from the capital and. family members are burying twenty year old didn't ask us on friday he was one of dozens of students and trenched inside the church for more than fifteen hours spare a military forces shot at them. his family says he was hit by a bullet from an a k forty seven according to other students agonized for more than an hour. lisa loud ambulances to take out the wounded friday night she was not one of them died on saturday morning as the siege at the church to. something meant to come across them we feel helpless seeing our brothers getting killed and we can't do anything because we don't have weapons to defend ourselves and we don't really want them because nicaragua is no place for civil war. the government says students and other political oppone

and i don't know if it was only a memorial for anton or for that other self. a young man because not the nine now but a bit and i mean that. in any. female body form we can feel. home faster how about him i mean. but both that's really how steve. carroll listen to me carefully. i want you to. run run. run . the. nobody knows for sure where did that what catherine. but there was a rumor in town that it had been that doesn't extend two years now so maybe she's an old cow living in one of those caves maybe she's even thinking of coming back to with the horde. or maybe she's dead and i'm only chasing a ghost. but sometimes to feel that life is still worth living you need to believe in something. i decided to believe in a what kal living in a cave. in the end. hello there temperatures have been soaring for many of us in north america in fact california many of us have seen the temperatures over forty degrees very very hot and the best place to enjoy or whether that high is across the sea so all the beaches have been packed it also means the wildfires have been cont

anton there, he got ahead, headed the ball in, 1-0 france, and that was how it stayed.elgium could simply not find a way through. france had brilliant defending. he helped keep belgium out. 1-0 to france, deservedly so. brent: how impressed were you by francis performance? -- france's performance? jonathan: my main impression from france this tournament is i'm disappointed they have not attacked that much. but what we saw again tonight is the just know how to win again. i was particularly impressed in the midfield. he did job of nullifying -- he did an excellent job of nullifying. they did not really get firing. they did not manage to break through the french ranks. again, france did exactly what they needed to do. brent: what was the atmosphere like in the stadium? oliver: it was one of the stranger atmospheres i have experienced in his world cup. having seen russia play and african teams play with fervent support. it was a little quieter tonight, i think partly because there were a lot of brazil fans who clearly expected their team to beat dell jim in the last round -

tomorrow, we more dallas, 1 ack on a few on 03 in oklahoma city -- 103 in oklahoma city and 100 in san antonnow, to today's top stories, later today, mariia butina will appear in court for a preliminary hearing. she has remained in jail after begrrested monday. thhe fbi raided her had home. she was developing relationships with u.s. persons and infiltrating organizations that influenced the american political system like the nra. all for the purposes of advancing the interests of the russian federation. butina's attorney maintains she is innocent and simply an american university graduate. >> it's official, boeing will build the next generation of air force one. the aerospace giant landing a $3.9 billion deal yesterday to replace the two current models. that comes months after tense talks of the white house and boeing where repeatedly criticized the cost of the planes. now the next step is looking to see what the jets will look pai planes red, white and blue. >> a woman rode her bike on to a drawbridge as it was being lifted andgned the warning gates. the video shows had her fall in a gap, b

step further saying miserliness is stupid which happens to be the title of a book he's written about anton chekhov the fall in german jokes talking he blames checkers excessive cost cutting for the ruin of his family empire. to mislead the business titan even landed in court on charges connected to the insolvency of his firm. says she helped contribute to the downfall of his business with his mind treatment of staff. thought for reform what we found was a combination of miserliness and his value system a lack of appreciation for his workforce especially for the employees and his thousands of stores and food on this also extended into a stinginess regarding investing in the future. or. when there was a need for action when the competition became so strong that he needed to take action his miserliness led him to make clear errors of judgment as special in regard to the way he behaved toward his workers. to cut costs as quickly as possible check a first laid off for part of his work force only to rehire them again through temp agencies at home if their original salary that moved did nothing t

now un chief antone of the tazz palin monetary fund has lent to the left government to using an acceptable lethal force against protesters which must stop immediately at least two hundred seventy people have been killed or sends demonstrations against president you know to think up again in april. the number of deaths is shocking and the use of lethal force on behalf of state related entities is not acceptable. well earlier mourners marched through nicaragua's capital of monoglot to demand justice for the latest people killed. several people died during a violent seizure at a church on saturday the catholic church has been leading peace talks between the government of the opposition but there's been little progress instead it's become the target of attacks. now the international criminal court is marking a major milestone was set up twenty years ago to bring justice to victims of atrocities like war crimes genocide and crimes against humanity but there are questions about just how successful it's being john holl reports from the hague. a billion dollars is a lot of money to pay for just fo

the goalkeeper tried to parry anton griezmann‘s shot only to turn it into his own net. six teams left in this world cup only two have w011 left in this world cup only two have won it. france and england. it gives you a sense of the opportunity that has now presented itself for england. theirfirst has now presented itself for england. their first quarterfinal since 2006. if they get past sweden tomorrow in samarra, they will be one step away from the world cup final itself. it doesn't get much bigger than this for england. the opportunity of samara's cosmos stadium is a tantalising one — to boldly go where only two other england teams have gone before. but despite the prospect of a first world cup semifinal in a generation, manager gareth southgate is keeping his feet firmly on the ground. we want to keep making that history and we know that it's not since 1990 that we were in a world cup semifinal, so we are hugely ambitious and want to do that, but we know that there's nothing in our mind other than tomorrow's game. commentator: dier does it, england win. after finally

him off and he's a defender off to a lot of striker so to be expected perhaps that was followed by anton griezmann shot on sixty four minutes what a howler that was amazing that people were really disappointed with this i mean that we can see this shot here now it's our fault it moves a little bit in the air it does work to the left but it's not about to call us and you know that free kick almost twenty years ago more than twenty years ago this is a bit but it's not you know the keeper should be dealing with that and he's gone down he's moved too far to his left and really actually a reminder of that goal we saw in the champions league final with. liverpool keep the carrier tumbling into his own goal as well so the disappointment me was very good about actually saying is that terrorists in disguise. is ruthless. and i want to do something peter schmeichel and you know our colleague neil would talk about how you know the shape of the ball has changed the design of the wolfie for want of more go. in these twenty months the ball has become alliances become more maneuverable you know the way

and anton griceman. the youngest player to score in a world cup final. elsewhere, defeated in straight sets that's it for the news. new youngest british royal -- prince louis. there )s mom - kate, the duchess of cambridge - >>> new pictures of the youngest british royal, prince louie, the royal family released these four photos taken at the christening. the archbishop of baptized the baby on monday. the royal family gathered for the official photo op. picture perfect. >> dracula, switching gears entirely, dracula took over the >> transylvania three summer vacation opened at number one.m selena gomez. second place, antman and the wasp with $29 million. >> you're a big fan. >> who isn't? >> thanks for watching. have a great night. ek, we're in new york city with hometown hero, cultural icon, and one of the greatest players in tennis history, john mcenroe. >> when i'm at my best, i feel like i'm the best at the plate. >> he dominated the sport in the early '80s and became a tabloid sensation. >> i became wh

and i don't know if it was only a memorial for anton or for the father. of it a young man back at the nih now but a bit and i mean that. in any. body form week if he is home faster how about i mean. but both it's really how steve. carroll listen to me carefully. i want you to. really. run. but that. nobody knows for sure where did that what cathy fact. but there was a rumor in town that it had been that doesn't extend to years now so maybe she's an old cow living in one of those caves maybe she's even thinking of coming back to with a horde. or maybe she's dead and i'm only chasing a ghost. but sometimes to feel that life is still worth living you need to believe in something. i decided to believe in a what kind of living in a cave. in the end. i just told you we received the weather sponsored by qatar airways hello there heavy rain is pouring across europe why at the moment is all thanks to this weather system hagen see it gradually work its way eastwards and as it does so it really gets going and is giving us some very very heavy downpours that system's

anton sherman he is my cousin. and that's a hold everybody has somebody or godfather because that is only five or six families. the whole town it's more like one big family. she no doubt annoy you none of the shop bought a special it. or do i mean michigan is issued by hordes of people a few our neighbors use the move to cities you see all the shit that way in city little love in the air force it was a couple of a lot of us alert only. it wasn't only at a college in the middle of it was. you know that the victory gardens and planting tomatoes and potatoes and raising chicken and rabbits and etc so i know it was also part of fed back age in the community that was working. both. through stories in the form that. were in. the power of. the current counties they can jump from a building to another. i never thought of and stand as the really physical place that exists. for me it was more like smurfs with. heaven. the occupation was taught by surprise they never thought of palestinians as having a kid they believe this l

. >> reporter: attorney david anton who represented tetratech whistle-blowers early in the process says he's concerned these sensors only pick up one out of three types of radiation. that was actually confirmed today by mr. chu, these sensors do in fact pick up gamma radiation but not the other two kinds, alpha and beta. we learned they detect radiation within 6 inches or a half foot underneath the ground also a concern for the protesters. reporting live from hunters point, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. our investigative unit has been on the forefront of this story since we broke it a few years ago. to go in-depth go online and check out we investigate. >>> a story investors. shares of netflix stock fell by hen the company en the market reported quarterly earnings that showed slower subscriber growth than wall street expected. they did turn a profit but revenue growth below forecast. look for netflix shares to open deep in the red tomorrow morning. >>> another stock taking a hit, tesla, comments from elon musk that has investors concerned. >>> a horrible crash off the cali

prepared many of the leadership for a viable buttionship with the u.k., in any case we except the anton decisions of the commission. elizabeth: please join me in thanking our guest for a wonderful session. [applause] it's been very interesting and i think you have a lot of work ahead of you. i hope you will have a little time on sunday to savor an eu victory. thank you, very much. michel: thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> tonight, it is my honor and privilege to announce i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. i'm gratefulent, to you and humbled by your confidence in me. 's president'saugh nominee for the supreme court. i'm pleased with the nominee the president has chosen. after talking with him yesterday morning i look forward to supporting his nomination, and doing whatever i can to ensure his bipartisan confirmation. if judge kavanaugh is confirmed -- kavanaugh is confirmed, wom

we will touch on this in the next discussion i will have with michael anton, who was inside when these documents were released. the trump administration released these documents. in january 19 of 2017, the obama administration -- these documents had not yet been released -- the obama administration put out a press a couplehat included dozen additional bin laden files. then the press release declared that all of the files had been released, that was it. mr. joscelyn: hundreds of files had not been released. they released 282 files exactly at that point, out of the hundreds of thousands of files. the director of the office of national intelligence saying the only connection between iran and al qaeda is that they are at odds and they hate each other. january 19that twoment, it might be, in my decades plus of covering washington, the the single most misleading document i have ever seen. just one lie after another. the documents suggest around and al qaeda are working together. -- iran and al qaeda are working together. that document says they don't like each other, they won't mess with eac

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tonight, president trump's former national security counsel spokesman, michael anton cancelled his interview with erin burnett because he can't defend when president trump said and did today. so i'm going to bring in now senator amy and a member of the judiciary committee. good evening to you. thank you so much. what do you think of what the republican leader said? >> there is not much more to add to that except to say we need to also move forward and figure out what will happen now, and i think we need to bring in before congress some of the people that were there at that meeting to figure out what really happened, not the meeting was private but were with him and then also to make putin extradite and bring in, we want to bring in those 12 people that have been charged in the complaint. you think to get someone like john mccain to say this, i stood with senator mccain and senator graham on the front line with the ukrainian troops across from where the russians were and he went there right after donald trump was elected. he knew that there was a problem. he knew that trump was not going to s

joining me, former senior national council spokesman michael anton and matthew continetti, editor inngton free beacon" ." michael, the senior administration official saying that china is just not taking this seriously even after the $34 billion in tariffs already and that china has told the u.s. they do not see that they are doing anything wrong and that this administration says it's time to step up the heat, your thoughts? >> that's an extraordinary statement. not that it's unexpected, but for the chinese government to say they don't think they are doing anything wrong, we know that forced technology transfers are wrong, intellectual property theft is wrong. widely distributed tariffs that have all but shut the u.s. out of the sectors. chinese goods can flow into the u.s. economy at such a rate that they have decimated industries and hollowed out communities. i've been in many meetings over the years of this type where we explained to the chinese exactly what they are doing wrong and what we expect them to do about it and they usually have one response, which is to say those are ver

he was one of the potential choices to fill justice anton scalia's seat before the decision went to the now justice neil gorsuch. hardiman serves with the president's sister in pennsylvania. he's seen as a strong supporter of gun rights. then there's raymond kethledge, the candidate trump reportedly referred to as dull. the michigander is a former law clerk to justice kennedy. he's been applauded by conservatives in recent rulings against the irs and the equal employment opportunity commission. and there's brett kavanaugh, a yale law school graduate, the only ivy leaguer among the president's final choices. he also clerked for justice kennedy. he spent 12 years as an appeals court judge in washington, d.c. also, he served as a close aide to george w. bush for five years, a point in some quarters is shaping up to be a mark against his nomination. he is reportedly the favorite of white house counsel don mcgahn who is running this selection process. then there's amy coney barrett. she's the youngest, 46 years old. she clerked for justice scalia as well. but she's only been an appeals court

instantaneously not as a seismologist but someone who worked on the earthquake in particular and presumably, anton plate tectonics. >> right. >> and anything further? >> sure. >> i don't go back quite as far as george. >> so he went, actually, it's actually very interesting. as was said at the beginning the most powerful earthquake ever to occur in recorded time, and somebody had mentioned the krakatoa before. krakatoa was the age before seismologist so what was out. the only way to defend alaska quake was 1960 chilean quake which i was 9.5. so when george came out with this paper 1965 and laid out this basic idea that mega crust earthquakes happen, and in doing so essentially the way i like to say is the only way you can understand this earthquake is if you acceptt the idea like tectonics. very prominent guy at caltech by the name of clarence allen said okay, you think you have figured out why dided you go out and chk out the 1960 quake and see what you see. so we did. he got a grant and with two children. he did more or less the same thing. he hired a fishing boat. he spent time working for an o

. >> jessica: it is in anton perez talking about her victory in which a representative in which you canor the party does not make for the new phase of the party. that doesn't work, they're only 42 reading a nationwide, the idea that our platform will be open borders and abolish ice is patently ridiculous. and that's not what's going on here. >> harris: you just call it the way you see it. she doesn't represent and what your policies are. as a minority of it hijacks your party? >> jessica: is not going to come a lot of people would argue that how he pushed the platform to the left. he certainly does have a lot of followers. >> harris: the burning sands were flying in the wind. >> katie: that is not a minority policy within the democratic party. >> jessica: where that anywhere in our platform? >> katie: you guys to vote against catch and release policies, against border funding, of course your open borders policies extend. >> jessica: didn't they propose 40 when billions for don't we have democrats all over the country saying that we get effects for dhaka and can deal with these kids have

we'll touch on this in a little bit in the next discussion i have with michael anton, who is inside the nsc when these documents were finally released. the trump administration released these documents. in january of -- >> november 1st, 2017. >> november 1st, see tom knows these things. in january -- >> 2017. >> january 19th of 2017, the obama administration, these documents had not yet been released. the obama administration put out a press release, director of national intelligence, james clapper, put out a press release included couple dozen additional bin laden files. >> yeah. >> the press release declared that all of the files had been released. that was it. that is january 19th of 2017. >> hundreds of thousands of files had not been released. hundred of thousands. they released 282 out of hundreds of thousands of files. that press release came from something, a note from odi, office director national intelligence, only thing to see in file al qaeda and iran they hate each other. nothing about the main artery of al qaeda organization being inside of iran of the they did not want to