their son, art jr.as 14 months old when they noticed something was wrong. >> i had a strong intuition that something was wrong. i was right. >> at his worst point, how bad was it? >> he was lying in a hospital bed and most he could do sometimes is move his head a little bit to many say no. couldn't even shed steetears. >> he had multiple practice yours in legs and arms and couldn't cry. >> their son diagnosed with a similar syndrome and like charlie doctors told his parents there was little chance for survival. >> you were told there was no home and no cure. >> right that it was terminal and average age for these children was three years old. >> he was basically dieing on us. >> but what his parents call a miracle appeared in the form of a pioneering experimental treatment and art would be the first child in the u.s. to get the treatment. they administered first trial at johns hopkins hospital. >> we were very lucky to his geneticist who were like there's hope for this, let's go ahead and try. i will ne

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jr. doesn't have the art of the deal like his dad does. >> there is a lot of amateurishness here.er spent no time in government. this is not exactly the a-team here. kennedy: that's part of the magnetic force. ben shapiro, thanks for coming by. coming up, snortable chocolate. chuck schumer want the fda to crack down. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease and lower your a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects

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jr. is a master of dark arts.t describes the -- the activities of the russian foreigns named in the agents registration act complaint. so, without objection, those will be included in the record record. i in the would like to introduce in the record, a senator who has a constituent who would like to submit written testimony about his experience with the two companies for the record. he may do sotion, within one week from today. i also want to insert a letter from airline pilots association, alleging that the u.s. travel association has not properly registered under fair -- pharaoh. --fara. without objection, i would do that, now, let the ranking member make any statements she has, then i will introduce and square our witness. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. today our committee continues its investigation into the fara act. we heard from representatives in the justice department and the fbi along with doj inspector general. that discussion, confirmed that there is a significant problem with under enforcement o

art has been on display for decades. >> text 57251. text send me when you make that request. >> we leave you with >>> tonight, the russian connection. donald trump jrrevealed. agreeing to a meeting, told he would get information that would incriminate hillary clinton. those e-mails revealing he was told it was the russian government trying to help his father win. don jr. replying in the e-mail, if it's what you say it is, i love it. >>> also at this hour, the russian lawyer with reported ties to the kremlin who came from moscow to trump tower. she is now speaking out about the meeting with don jr., paul manafort and jared kushner. who is she? what did she bring? and did then-candidate donald trump know? >>> also moments ago on the deadly military crash. the c-130 with 15 marines and a sailor on board, we're on the scene. >>> the close call at san francisco airport.

art cards here. >> yeah. >> stephen: this is the first thing you tweeted this to him first. would you mind reading it? >> i said, yo, donald trump, jrroys the planet. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) assuming he would do it. ( laughter ) >> stephen: sure, yeah. >> it's like when you wave when you're driving, i waved, hoping he would let me in. >> stephen: sure. no response? >> he missed me on that one, which was shocking. i was polite. i tried to be polite. >> stephen: you said, thanks, dude. >> i said thanks, dude. >> stephen: this is the part i love. because you said because you both follow, you can direct message, then you direct messaged him. >> i did. >> stephen: this is a message that up until this moment only he has received. >> i think i said, hey, man, it's seth. your father is trying to discredit our media, collude with russia and destroy our environment. it would be super cool for you to say, yo, dad, why don't you stop all this and just go back to being a guy on tv? the majority of the world would be pretty psyched, thanks. ( cheers and applause ) nothing. >> stephen: no response? >> no response whatsoever. which,

art under the statue. opposition research counts as a thing of value, which makes it a contribution, which makes it illegal for trump jr. to solicit it. >> to be clear, that exchange, and i don't know if we can put it back on the screen, the exchange to which we are referring, rick tyler, this is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump. the response from don jr., "if it's what you say, i love it." rick, this would seem to be pretty damning. >> absolutely damning. it does point out collusion and it settles a couple things. one is the russians did want to help donald trump and you have an e-mail indicating so. now ron is probably a little removed from the russian government but he's passing this on. i also find it interesting that ron didn't actually want to attend the meeting. i don't know if he didn't want to attend the meeting because he knew what was going to happen or no information or damning information about hillary clinton was actually exposed or transferred over, but it was very obvious that donald trump was willing to work with someon

art that we better learn now. can you please explain to all of us consciousness of guilt, as legal terminology and how it might play a role in this case of donald jr. >> first of all we're told that the russians didn't deliver the goods at this meeting. but we know that the russians delivered the goods big time by november. and we are now learning for the first time of contacts between not only people in the campaign but the very top people in the campaign and russian agents. and to criminally prosecute someone, yes you need to to show mens rea to intent on their part at the time of the criminal to exit the crime. if they knew the russians obtained information illegally, of secretary clinton by hacking computers, by that engaging in espionage inside the united states. it would be a cranium for them to meet with the russians and participate in that conspiracy. as professor butler pointed out it's also a criminal to accept contributions in kind in dollars or rubbles or whatever fl a foreign government or national of any sort. and this was clearly assistance from the russian government offered to the trump campaign. it needed to be reported to the fb