. >> the moment of the night, atry u a triumphant and oily pita taufatofua.ipped up athlete was talk of the opening ceremony in rio when he led his nation into the stadium. guess what, he learned a new sport, pita taufatofua returned as the flag bearer for the pyeongchang pyeongchagame, he's country skier now. and he went shirtless and lubed up for the opening ceremony. pita is only the second athlete to compete for tonga. >> that was painful. i was there. it was zero degrees. >> i'm told he made his appearance, he ducked out and they put a jacket over him. >> i should say so. he was also wearing flip-flops. >> nothing else. >> he's committed to his brand. the first logos to the fact that fake president donald trump and fake leader kim jong-un were tossed from the opening ceremonies by security during their fake goodwill tour. a pair of trump and kim impersonators were seen strolling the streets getting chummy. they said they were there to display peace. they made an appearance at the olympic stadium friday and as crowds gathered around the two actors, they w

by the way, it's about getting the truth out and that is scaring the living hell out of some people atrihe fbi at the doj tonight, and of course, the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, and of course, peter strzok. according to "the daily beast," rosenstein, he is named in that memo and according to other reporting from the deputy attorney general is responsible for extending the fisa warrant to literally spy on trump campaign manager, the pretext was all under carter page, they went much further. clearly rosenstein is shaking in his boots tonight. we are hearing that he is the most scared individual in washington right now and at this point, it's all about self-preservation for him. just look at what fake news cnn is reporting tonight, president trump asked rosenstein if he was on his team. some might want to check rosenstein's phone records and emails because isn't it too convenient that when the walls begin to close in on him, especially after mccabe being fired, all of a sudden, there is a targeted lake to make rosenstein look better? the fbi is also trying to attack the memo an

us -- atried to get start on that. there is a part of me that wonders by saying cyber the response is helpdesk. by not describing it in a way that is about workfare and propaganda, we do a disservice to the rear -- real problem. >> sen. blumenthal:. blumenthal. i am familiar with the work done by the belford center. thank you all for the work that is done by each of your organizations. i want to tell you, you already no, the immediacy and urgency of this task was reinforced this morning before the senate intelligence committee where dan nots said, there should be doubt that russia perceives its past efforts as successful and abuse -- views the 2018 midterm elections as a potential target for russian influence operations. that statement would be beyond conventional wisdom. it would be unnecessary to state. it is the consent since of our intelligence community -- consensus of our intelligence community. it has been accepted by everyone except the president of the united states. in my view, that is the elephant in this ro

member after member after member -- visited member after member after member to sell to them not only atry beauts of how to fix puerto rico, but came and did the things legislatively it is with extreme fight that i yelled five minutes to the gentleman. former speaker of the house of to rico. >> recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. speaker and thank you mr. chairman for allowing me to support this bill. i think it is important to acknowledge that five months storms, 30% of to reagan's are still without power. that is something that you will never expect in a u.s. territory. that is one of the biggest i stand here at 3:30 in the morning. to support a bill that will have the money to restore the power grid in puerto rico, to help the island to recover from the last hurricanes. were facing a medical cliff this year. to the that will and insurance of 680,000 patients on the island. that is the reason this bill is so important to puerto rico. for two months this bill has been stalled in the senate. happy to see the agreement between republicans and democrats on the senate side to have t

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