barr said no and left. which is why then trump found himself begging his own aides or former aides who had far less power than those people mentioned to, as we're hearing, find fraudulent electors or run pressure campaigns on members of congress. if there is any doubt, that's why donald trump is still out here re-live his anger and his toxic relationship with mr. barr, casting his opposition to do election fraud at the end which is a low bar for a prosecutor, by the way, just not committing new crimes. trump casting that as barr's fear of some kind of congressional impeachment. >> look, we also had a chance, but bill barr, the attorney general, didn't want to be impeached. had bill barr had the courage to do what he should have done instead of being worried about being impeached, i said, look, get impeached. >> is that what barr was worried about? there is reporting that giuliani and barr were more concerned about criminal liability and jail for trump and his aides than they were worried about congressional

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authorities say a suspect opened fire from inside the house killing barr police then negotiated with that suspect for seven hours before the man shot and killed himself. barr was a six-year veteran and was a captain of a volunteer fire department. >>> we remember longtime utah senator orrin hatch. he died surrounded by family in salt lake citi he served for 42 years he was born into poverty and became a crusader for conservative causes, helping build a conservative majority on the supreme court. he reached across the aisle to help pass measures like the children's health insurance program and theamericans with disability act he's survived by his wife and six children orrin hatch was 86 years old. >>> we celebrated louis's 4th birthday with personalized attention from an assigned team. 24/7? that's...a lot of attention. they're not actually with you 24/7, they're just available whenever you need them. oh, ok good, because i took an online quiz and it turns out i'm an introvert. oh, i actually think i'm an introvert too. oh, no, it's incredibly rare. i don't think that's right. sorry.

authorities say a suspect opened fire from inside the house, killing barr police then negotiated with that suspect for seven hours before the man shot and killed himself. officer barr was a six-year veteran of the force he had been shot on the job previously, sustaining nonlife-threatening injuries in 2017 >>> turning now to france, where emmanuel macron is celebrating he has won a second term as president, defeating his far right challenger in a tens runoff election. nbc's keir simmons is in paris >> reporter: elation underneath the eiffel tower emmanuel macron's followers celebrating the first french president to be re-elected in 20 years. >> merci >> reporter: and by a wide margin 16% ahead. macron took 58%. marine le pen nearly 42%. it's 8:00 here at the macron rally and people have just gone crazy because they have announced the on the big screen. the exit polls how are you feeling? >> all good. it's a good future >> now we better seeing the result is so better >> reporter: the french vote for continuity amid the turmoil of war in europe and for president biden one less thing to

barr has merged as the frontrunners after biden's previous pick pulled her nomination barr played a major role in crafting safeguards in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and a long-time consumer advocate. >>> and shares of veru continuing to surge after announcing positive results of the phase three trial of its oral covid treatment the company saying the drug led to a meaningful reductions of deaths of patients hospitalized with moderate to severe covid. veru will meet with the fda to seek emergency use authorization for treatment. note, this is a small cap company still below $1 billion in valuation it is much bigger than it was before the news yesterday. stock soaring more than 180% in yesterday's regular session. frank, there must have been a big short position there 180% surge in one day. >> you don't hear about a triple digit move often. >>> to the latest on ukraine u.s. and uk working to verify unconfirmed reports of chemical weapons in the city of mariupol. a report by the national guard of ukraine said they used a poisonous substance of unknown origin >>> president biden is

barr was a six-year veteran of the force. he was also a captain with the mineta volunteer fire department >>> we are nearly done with april, but winter isn't letting up in some parts of the country. a blizzard slammed north dakota, dropping a whopping 18 inches of snow with wind gusts of up to nearly 80 miles an hour. the storm cut power to hundreds and shut down roads. this is the second to hit the dakotas this month >>> the area known as tornado alley is battling surging wildfires. fires have been reported in 12 counties across nebraska authorities say a retired fire chief who was volunteering as a spotter was killed at least 15 firefighters have been injured the state's national guard has been called in to help strong winds are fuelling the out of--control tunnel fire in arizona where nearly 2700 acres have burned near flagstaff and in new mexico 20 active fires are burning about half of the state. >>> let's turn now to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman for a look at your monday ahead. hi, michelle good morning >> german

michael barr held the record for attending 10 consecutive toledo mud head games.el barr, you are iconic in all of this, and you put action from your words, which is to win the tv news bracket. i am in for hundreds place in that. -- in 400th place in that. let's talk about the size of the bedding involved. was this a record year? michael: oh yes. the books were hoping that north carolina was going to win because they were the underdog and they were going to make a lot of money. at the end of the first half, it was looking like all of the books were like, hooray. then all of a sudden, the wagon wheel selloff, and that was the end of that because then kansas pulled off one of the most historic, if the most historic comeback in the finals. tom: did you go into the locker room at halftime and say let's go boys? michael: i said we've got to go. [laughter] lisa: our entire savings is resting on this. to talk about the bedding aspect of it, how much have people transferred away from brackets, which is the mainstay of a lot of office pools and gone to bedding, which is inc

twenty now is former attorney bill barr. and speaking of that, how are you, sir?hank you. >> thank you for being here, sir. you are no longer in office, but as you look at these things that come out and the new memorandum that has come out in which he says that it was not retained to help with legal advice but its primary if not sold functioning, which you said stretches attorney-client privileges. >> as i say in my blood, i think the question all along has been there is a campaign dirty trick to get the government to investigate these scurrilous allegations and then week that right before the elections. and that includes the clinton campaign developing this for this purpose and what was the role of the fbi on this. and those are two real parts of the investigation, this part of it dealing with sussman is zeroing in on the issue of whether or not the clinton campaign did what they needed to. 2 does this mean anything? when you look at it, do you think is it getting closer to people in the higher echelons of the campaign of the team? 3 it tells us that they are dev

barr resigns. but then there's the attempt to fire him. so they were trying in different ways. they fell short. but the attempt was real. it was real. >> and mya, that's the high level of the series. then you have all the sloppiness. this is a headline more at the level of the pawns on the board, but striking nonetheless, an uber driver, you take your client wherever they want to go unless they want to go into coup because uber driver decided they needed to tell the fbi and provide footage from their dash cam because this rioter was bragging about their role, which seems dumb, but also probably very arrogant and privileged. >> it's very arrogant and privileg going back to a point bill made, which is you have a president asking you. we're here because the president has called upon us. and donald trump did. he did it in tweets. he did it by starting back in april starting to lay the foundation for the lie na the election was going to be rigged in the absence of any such evidence. despite his own department of homeland security, his own department of justice, his own appointees an

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >> a big day at the white house. tonight, we catch up with oakland's mayor who saw it in person. >>> a split verdict in the trial of four men accused of plotting to kill the governor of wisconsin. they deadlocked on the ring leaders resulting in a mistrial. they are accused of plotting to kidnap gretchen whitmer. the jury apparently agreed with the defense claim that government informants were prodding those men to act. prosecutors vow to retry the group's two leaders. >>> another grim milestone of the pandemic. new data pinpoints the deadliest week of the omicron surge. it happened in late january. more than 18,000 people died across the country from covid that week. most of the deaths were among older people and unvaccinated. the death raid was high in the south and southeast. the data shows there's a racial disparity with african americans baring the brunt. >>> former president obama said to deliver the keynote address at a stanford forum on misinformation later this month. the forum is partly virtual. it's hosted

alice barr, nbc news. >>> a win for ukraine. russian officials confirm their missile cruiser has sunk. ukraine says its forces hit the ship with two missiles. but russia says the ship was damaged by an internal fire. it could undermine the country's naval operations in that region. >> i guess it remains to be seen what the major impact will be. that said, this is a cruiser. they only have three in this class, and it's basically designed for air defense. that's what this ship is designed to do, not unlike our own cruisers. >> reporter: russia says the ship's crew was evacuated and the ship was towed to port. no word if any crew members were injured. >>> two more parents sentenced in the varsity college scandal. they pleaded guilty to paying $25,000 for someone to secretly correct their son's answers on his 2018 s.a.t. test. their actions were called brazen and stupid. both parents apologized. >>> we've been exposing the fentanyl crisis in the bay area. >> the family says it spotlight as larger concern with the system's fight agai

look, we also had a chance, but bill barr, the attorney general, didn't want to be impeached. they were vicious with him. they are sad, we are going to impeach you. they didn't even know why. he didn't want to be impeached. how do you not to get impeached? you sit back and relax and wait for your term to end. it was a sad thing on a sad day for our country. but you know what? had bill barr at the courage, a lot of this would've been taken care of. >> wrote a letter to that effect and had a bill barr have the courage to do what he should have done instead of being worried about. get impeached. i went up a lot in the polls when i got impeached, you have to get up each day may be. but he was so afraid of being impeached that he refused to do his job and that includes some the things that you're talking about. >> i would say that we have criminalized political differences i don't believe that we have equal justice and equal application of our laws, our mutual friends say it's a post-constitutional america i would hope that that's not the case we save this great republic -- are you

alice barr is tracking that story from washington. >> reporter: today, new evidence of atrocities in ukraine, igniting global condemnation and adding power to president biden's repeated assertion that russian president vladimir putin is a war criminal. >> we have to gather all the details so their can be an actual, have a war crime trial. this guy is brutal. >> reporter: the president referencing reports of mass killings in bucha, near the capital kyiv. volodymyr zelenskyy calling it genocide. in a visit to the terrorized town where the mayor says more than 300 civilians were found dead, after russian forces pulled out. >> they were indiscriminately killed bit russian occupiers. a lot of them are elderly people. >> reporter: moscow denies it, despite video showing bodies in the streets. president biden promising more sanctions, though zelenskyy says that won't be enough. >> we have to continue to provide ukraine with the weapons they need to continue to fight. >> reporter: a senior u.s. defense official saying roughly two-thirds of the russian troops that were positioned around kyiv

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >> okay. it's going to be a busy holiday weekend for tips and insight on covid and the pandemic please welcome dr. peter chen hong. hi, dr. peter. happy friday. thanks for being with us. we heard it. numbers are ticking up, 23% up in the past two weeks. is this going to be a spring surge? >> well, we'll definitely see an increase in cases. aim not sure it will qualify as a surge. it's a really, really different kind of, you know, surge per se because all the cases are going up 25% in california, going down 25% in the hospital. today at ucsf compared to 150 cases we saw in january, a day, we are tomorrow seeing about 11 cases, none of them ventilated. so it speaks to large immunity force field. whether or not we keep that up, i am crossing my fingers, but time will tell. >> that is a major difference. less hospitalizations. good news. it's going to be a busy holiday weekend. passover, easter, it's one of the first major holidays without any mandates. family and friends definitely going to get t

nbc's alice barr begins our coverage. >> reporter: as evidence grows of russian atrocities against ukrainian civilians, the u.s. and allies are toughening their sanctions on the russian economy. >> there's nothing less happening than major war crimes. responsible nations have to come together to hold these perpetrators accountable. >> reporter: president biden today rolling out a ban on all new investment in russia, increased penalties on financial institutions and state-owned companies, and sanctions on government officials and their families, including russian president vladimir putin's adult daughters. >> we're going to keep raising the economic cost and ratchet up the pain for putin. >> reporter: the biden administration also sending an additional $100 million worth of javelin anti-tank missiles to arm ukraine. >> advanced weapons and ammunition are flowing in every single day. >> reporter: in an nbc news exclusive, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken in brussels for nato meetings offering this context. >> for every russian tank in ukraine we have provided or will soon provide ten ant

nbc bay area ace alice barr is tracking the story from washington. >> reporter: with the war in ukraine and strict sanctions on russia disrupting the global fuel supply president biden today announcing new steps to reduce soaring gas prices here at home while pinning the blame squarely on russian president vladimir putin. >> putin's war is imposing a cost on america and our allies. >> reporter: the president planning to release a million barrels a day from reserves over the next six months republican leaders saying the president needs to focus on making it easier to produce energy in america. >> we have the ability not only to meet our own energy needs but to help europeans meet theirs. >> president biden is urging u.s. oil companies to increase production. today calling on congress to make oil producers pay fees on wells from federal land leases they aren't using. . start producing or pay a price for inaction. >> reporter: the white house also invoking the defense production act to support processing materials for the batteries in electric cars. >> to speed the transition to clean ener

barr brawl takes a turn for the worse overnight. what we know about the 2 victims shot. and be careful where you park far is coming after people skipping out on their parking payments. we show you where your more likely to get a ticket. >>thanks for joining us on kron on news at noon. i'm stephanie lynn now to our top story this hour. one of the men accused of murdering kevin issue to was scheduled to be in court today. she did was gunned down while protecting one of our news crews back in november. kron on's charles clifford is at the dublin superior courthouse. charles has the suspect entered a plea yet >>so this what he was originally supposed to appear in court a month ago. they delayed today. he appeared via zoom from the jail in the courtroom up defended by a public defender. they have delayed that hearing another month until may 13th. so he did not enter a plea. today will be few more weeks before that happens. let's going take a look at some video here now. 25 should mitchell along with 24 year-old herschel hail and 27 year-old lauren gilbert. they're all facing

what bill barr said the other day is a perfect example. it is a non-stop cycle. you get the people, putting them back on the streets and recommitting and no one is saying anything and it's the communities hurt the most. >> harris: i've heard you say it before and it's important. relationship building and ownership for both sides. criminals and police wanting to stay because they feel honored and revered and protected to do their jobs, and then those communities that really do need the extra protection because as you say, the greatest threat has never been men in blue. ist is crime. all right. i want to get to this. florida governor ron desantis defending the state's decision to reject math textbooks. they push critical race theory which you just mentioned. florida democrats are demanding to see examples of the crt in the textbooks. desantis has set up a review but he is not budging. >> you do have things like social and emotional learning and some of the other things more political in there. in our view on something first it doesn't meet the standard but second m

which barr declined to do. mr. navarro acknowledges he kept a journal detailing this episode and other postelection actions he took. earlier this year, he was refusing to comply with our subpoena. mr. navarro made multiple media appearances during which he discussed his various roles in the event that culminated in the attack. i would like to play a media clip right now. can you please q the clip? -- cue the clip? >> i have so much knowledge to share with you about what i was involved in. what i know. given what you told me. that you have a plan that you pushed to deal with the certification. you told me 100 members back. he said trump was on board. you say all those things out here, why risk a legal battle or going to jail to refuse to discuss with the committee under oath? >> because i have a loyalty to the president. the president has invoked executive privilege in this matter. is not my authority to revoke that privilege. >> you say it's not your privilege. but how often you have waived it. looks like a some of

they didn'tey are know why, but they were going to impeach bill barr. he didn't want to be impeached.o how do you not get impeached? ne you just sit back and relax and wait out for a term to end. that's what he did. and it was a sad thing and a sad day for our country. then he writes a crummy book which was so false. but you know what had bill barr had the courage. a lot of been couldd have taken care. the i say this the us attorney, the u.s. attorney in slidell not to investigate the fraud in the elections and he said don't do it. and he wrote a letter toha that effect. and you know what had bill barr had the courage too do what he should have done instead of being worried about being impeached. i said, look, get impeached. i went up a lot in the polls when i got impeached. y you have h toave get beats mayb. but he was so afraid of being impeached that he refused to do his job and that includes some of the things you'reab talking about. >> i would argue we have criminalize political differences and i do not believe in america todayizio that we have equ

barr: thank you, secretary yellen, for your testimony. let me follow up with ranking member mchenry's line of questioning about the energy loophole in the sanctions on russian banks. i've talked to deputy secretary about this and he's a very impressive guy. and he's open-minded to my line of inquiry. i hope you are as well. i have a bill called the no energy revenues for russian hostilities act. that would close that loophole or give the administration the option to create an escrow arrangement that requires all russian energy revenues to be allocated for humanitarian purposes, which is similar to arrangements currently in place with iran. so to the extent that you have concerns or the administration has diplomatic concerns or sensitivities with respect to our european allies' overdependence on russian gas, this legislation or this approach would enable you to retain the ability to waive or license specific transactions to help our european allies get those supplies of gas. but then escrow the proceeds of those transactions and have a car

president biden today praised another solid jobs report for the 11th straight month but as nbc's alice barr shows us, many americans don't feel like the economy is strong with with inflation and gas eating away at their paychecks. >> reporter: president biden today celebrating another strong jobs report. >> our economy has gone from being on the mend to being on the move. >> reporter: u.s. employers adding 431,000 jobs in the month of march, with the unemployment rate falling to 3.6% that's nearly back to pre-pandemic levels. the president saying the hiring trend means fewer worker shortages. >> which can help ease the supply pressures we've seen. and that's good news for fighting inflation. >> reporter: inflation remains the top issue for a majority of americans with with many workers seeing their wage increases swallowed up by rising prices. >> going into this year are wages going to go up more than prices? thus far, for the first three months, they are pretty close so i think the jury's still out. >> reporter: democrats are under pressure to help americans feel better about the direction

barr is more of an ideologue than mcconnell.s that he cares about more than mcconnell. mcconnell is a political animal who cares about winning. i read his book. he is a big baseball fan. he is very competitive. he is animated by the game of politics. so i think it is interesting to ask that question to mcconnell. i don't think he would view the left taking over in such apocalyptic terms which -- look, i don't have reason to doubt the sincerity on that day. i think he was genuinely outraged. his wife resigned. i think there was a two-week period max when he and a few others in various positions thought finally we're done with this guy and we can cut him out of the party. that window closed and everyone shut their mouths and mcconnell went to mar-a-lago and it was back to normal and the nrc was giving trump whatever it was the freedom award or whatever. it was so quick. it didn't take a month. so, yeah. >> the door didn't close. they closed it. the republicans had the opportunity to purge trump from the party and they blinked. the

except for bill barr, who had a minor stroke. >> stephen: we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are ken burns, mandy patinkin, and a special appearance by john c. reilly. but when we come back, "meanwhile!" won't you? ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ ♪ easter... easy as target. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. it was a tragedy. with knockoff batteries, little miss cupcake never stood a chance. until, energizer ultimate lithium. who wants a cupcake? the number one longest-lasting aa battery. yay! case closed. find your beat the number one longest-lasting your moment of calm find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: give it up for the band, everybody! ( applause ) happy-- happy friday. >> happy friday, stephen. >> stephen: happy friday to you, louis. i'm very excited. we have two guests on at the

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president biden seriously considering michael barr as the fed chief.ources he is an architect of the dodd frank act and is the leading contender for the pose. he is seen as a nominee to appease everybody in get support in the senate. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are taking you live to beijing, a briefing on the back of trade data, experts grew at the fastest pace, despite increasing commodity prices and disruptions caused by the lockdowns and hearing china saying that it's foreign trade is expected to maintain a stable development and more efforts to achieve stable foreign trade this year. more lines coming from that briefing. >> yeah. we just got january through march export numbers as well. we are waiting for the breakdown for march specifically. there is a sense that export growth is slowing in china. you put this with what we have been hearing from premier -- the premier. we have heard from him three times when

i'm thinking of bill barr that wrote a book about what actually happened, the lies around january 6th and then when asked would he support him again, he said, well, yeah, if he is the nominee of the party i couldn't help but support him. they would like to step away from donald trump but as long as he holds the sway he holds, they don't seem to be able to step away. >> but i think i would put mitch mcconnell in a unique category, not just because he is the most powerful figure in the republican party. but if you go back, as i said -- before i did this interview i watched every piece of tape of senator mcconnell that i could find, every interview he has done, everything that he has done that i could get my hands on. if you watch the tape on him on january 6th and february 13th of last year, they are remarkable historical documents. he's a very controlled man. he controls your emotions as -- it was probably the most difficult interview subject i have ever tackled because he is just immoshl and refuses to answer questions. wu in those speeches you have can see the emotion under the surfa

and in italy, just over .20% i'm pleased to say luke barrs is joining us head of gsem luke, great to speak with you. we have seen a repricing in bond markets over the last few months many argue that bond markets are driving equity markets right now. curious to hear your view on the path forward and link with bond markets and equity markets and your take on european heequities moving forward >> good morning, julianna, if we look at last few months, the inflation concerns and managing the risks and the weight on the markets. the link is a simple one discounting mechanism. if you look at higher growth and longer-term, clearly, those are long duration. you see a little bit of e entre entrenchment we look forward and we think the market is over reacting. our view is innovation and some of the innovative areas are over sold we look at fundamentals. it is healthy. if we look at november with the central bank cycles are more hawkish, we have seen it remained robust. top line and environment and solution providers and it is still healthy if not improved three or four months ago valuation has

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barr, for five minutes for his questions. >> thank you, mister chairman. and thanks to our witnesses for this testimony today. and it's the discussion has progressed, i notice a them continues to come up. and that's the benefit of short term liquidity for consumers provided by these overdraft eligible accounts. and ahead of this hearing, i asked many of my constituents, kentuckians, for some anecdotes about their experiences with bank accounts and overdraft fees and i got a whole lot of feedback, you know. and one of them, i just have to share. there were a couple of brothers, and they were horse traders, kentucky is synonymous with horses. and these guys would buy western performance horses for cutting and reining. and they bought them for about $3,000 and they sold him for 5000. they had short term liquidity needs. and they sometimes paid the bank $1,000 in overdraft fees and negative bows his. but they wanted to do it. they knew that they were going to have to do it. they didn't qualify for a line of credit, so they wanted to do this because they had no

barr: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend, the gentleman from south carolina, for his leadership on the foreign affairs committee, his leadership in the congress and his advocacy for the free people of ukraine. mr. speaker, as the united states and our nato allies and other ally respond to vladimir putin's unprovoked and brutal attack on the free sovereign and independent nation of ukraine, we must assess the many ways in which russia is seeking to evade sanctions. and that includes the extent to which russia is turning to china to enable its aggression. mr. speaker, the unholy alliance between the chinese communist party and the authoritarian oligarchs running the creme shrine a serious threat to the united states and our allies and it's enabling this illegal aggression against ukraine. on february 4, russia and the c.c.p. released a joint statement following a meeting with vladimir putin and xi jinping outlining a strategic partnership with, quote, no limits. following russia's illegal invasion of ukraine,

sources say barr was one of the architects of the dodd frank act and has emerged as a leading contender the post. he has support in the narrowly divided then it. in britain, boris johnson is now the first sitting u.k. prime minister in modern times to have and found guilty of breaking the law. he broke the coronavirus rules his own government set. johnson maintained he did not know the gatherings breached rules. >> of course the police have found otherwise, and i fully respect the outcome of their investigation. i have paid the fine and i once again offer a full apology. it is my job to get on. vonnie: sri lanka has halted payments on foreign debt to preserve its dwindling dollar stockpiles for essential food and fuel imports. they are said to be seeking to negotiate with creditors. the announcement follows mounting holes for the president and his brother to resign. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. haidi: the u.s. has ordered all nonemergency staff out of shangha

i want to say something about the sound on tape from bill barr.tion to do something about what was going on in the 2020 election and he stood back. we have to make that clear. he should take some responsibility. he knew what was going on at that time. when we talk about the disinformation in the media and president trump as you know regularly called the press the enemy of the people, and i don't subscribe to that term but however they are certainly the enemy of inconvenient facts that they covered for the biden family, joe biden, hunter and james biden we're learning. the drips of information we continue to find the american people are taking note. we saw recent polling that shows that 65% of individuals that were recently polled said that they believed the president was consulted about hunter biden's business dealings and perhaps profited from some of those dealings himself. so this is more where the light needs to be shined. at this point joe biden and hunter biden and james biden are making chicago politicians look like angels. >> harris: quick

let's listen to former attorney general william barr.p to get the government to do this, go after trump with a fake narrative but no fingerprint the of hillary on this. watch a.g. barr. watch? >> why did the fbi act the way they did? there was no basis, really a flimsy basis to go after the trump campaign. even as they learned this information was bad and could easily be russian disinformation they continued. this was a campaign ploy to put out scurrilous information about trump then after the if in by investigate it, leak it right before the election. the ultimate corruption of democracy to have people in charge of the coercive tools of the country, national security police power, use it to choose the leader of the country. elizabeth: you know this is really poisonous and stuff what hillary and her team did, abusing the doj and the fbi for their own power? >> this is well beyond opposition research, what normally goes on in a campaign. what is being alleged with the durham probe and investigation, hillary clinton and her campaign doing

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let's watch former attorney general william barr.on what you were just talking about. let's listen to this, watch. >> why did the fbi act the way they did? there was such a flimsy basis, really no basis for them to go after the trump campaign. even as they learned this information was bad and could easily be russian disinformation, they continued. this was a campaign ploy to put out scurrilous information about trump and then had the fbi investigate it, then leak that right before the election, sort of the ultimate corruption of democracy, to have the people in charge of the coercive tools of the country, national security police power, use it to choose the leader of the country. elizabeth: mollie, do you hear that? the ultimate corruption of democracy. what he is saying is the clinton campaign did sort of like a hit-and-run. they put information inside of the fbi, doj, didn't want their fingerprints on it, in order to attack trump when the fbi knew early on, they were told early on that this could be russian disinformation. they kne

. ♪♪♪ >> in the center seat we are fortunate to have former attorney general bill barr.arly life, years under h. w. bush and then the tumultuous trump years, and discusses violent crime, parental rights, but also goes over my relationship with trump. >> is there something in the process of writing it that surprised you as you were recollecting through all of these years, or that was particularly impactful to you? >> actually the most pleasant part of writing it were my early years, required me to go back and think through my childhood here in new york on the upper west side and that was a pleasant time bringing back those memories. >> has your family said anything about it, excited about it for you? >> they are excited, excited, they keep track of how it's doing. >> well, we all cannot wait to read it. now we are going to move on to this topic, which is a surprise gone sour in kentucky. it's led to a man winning a $450,000 lawsuit against his former employer, get this. the poor man has a history of anxiety and panic attacks but asked the company not to throw him a surpri