benghazi is fairly off the grid. we have a very small diplomatic post in intelligence post in benghazi. there's not a national media presence so you can't see this happening. all we have are the reports we're getting from the people a who are there which immediately go dark, and in a really chilling moment i knew the ambassador, chris stevens. i had met with him before he had gone out. and one of the ways we could get information from him. we hear this initial report that there is an attack, then we hear nothing and then there's a phone call from chris stevens cell phone from a hospital in benghazi. then it turns out the call is from someone else saying he's gravely wounded, probably not going to make it. so we're dealing with this situation where we have little information coming in other than this is under attack. so what do you do? president obama was coincidentally meeting with the secretary of defense and the chairman of joint chiefs of staff when he learned of this, and he said find out what other resources we

benghazi is fairly off the grid. we have a very small diplomatic post in intelligence post in benghazi. there's not a national media presence so you can't see this happening. all we have are the reports we're getting from the people a who are there which immediately go dark, and in a really chilling moment i knew the ambassador, chris stevens. i had met with him before he had gone out. and one of the ways we could get information from him. we hear this initial report that there is an attack, then we hear nothing and then there's a phone call from chris stevens cell phone from a hospital in benghazi. then it turns out the call is from someone else saying he's gravely wounded, probably not going to make it. so we're dealing with this situation where we have little information coming in other than this is under attack. so what do you do? president obama was coincidentally meeting with the secretary of defense and the chairman of joint chiefs of staff when he learned of this, and he said find out what other resources we

people remember you well for the probe into benghazi which helped to uncover hillary clinton's use of private e-mail. at the time you said that there should be prosecution of her for divulging clf prosecution of the president's daughter? >>o whatever tape may exist, but i have assiduously tried to avoid for calling for the prosecution of anyone, including hillary clinton, and i'm pretty sure that's true because i've had a lot of republicans upset with me. divulging of classified information is a crime. using personal e-mail is not a crime. you're not supposed to do it. it's not best practices. it violates statutes and regulations. public work is a privilege. and part of that is you give up the right to use your private e-mail to conduct government work. so you should keep the record. ms. clinton should do it, eric holder, everyone throughout government who conducts official business should use official e-mail. if you don't, you should it, and that's what we need to know from ms. trump, but i have never called for hillary clinton to be prosecuted and i couldn't have done it for using p

justice for the four americans killed in benghazi.earned about the terrorists behind the deadly attack. todd: you heard of beatlemania. democrats hoping for beto mania. will he be the candidate for the white house? we will debate that next. ♪ ♪ i am being strong about right and wrong ♪ ♪ i don't take trouble for very long ♪ todd: 13 after the hour, james comey again hounded to testify over hillary clinton's emails and the russia probe during the holiday. will he convince lawmakers the answers they need? national justice director for bernie sanders's presidential campaign and president of district media group, happy post-thanksgiving, ladies. good to have you here. let's kick it off with mister comey. will republicans get the answers they want? >> we hope we get more answers but i think it is interesting that in james comey tweet he talked about being worried about leaking if this wasn't an open hearing. this is an individual who leaked his conversations with the president of the new york times but he is pushing for an open hearing. th

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the last week than some of my house democrat colleagues did the entire time we were looking into benghazi. i'm at peace with what we have done. the public can judge whether or not those two are similar. >> reporter: and this is one of rare issues which republicans and democrats agree. cummings come january, he already vowed to investigate all of this. there is a key factor i think gets lost. she is known as being a direct conduit to her father. if world leaders were e-mailing her to keep that correspondence shrouded that's something they want to know about. they say nothing like that happened. >> good points you make. thank you so much from florida. joining me now politics reporter from the daily beast. welcome to you both. i'm curious what the republican issue is on this whole e-mail controversy given how strongly they went after hillary clinton back in 2016. >> i think gowdy's comments here are representative. he is out going. he will not be in congress when the new group of members are sworn in. so it makes sense they would scrutinize. that said of course this congress is very trump fr

years of benghazi investigation that turned up absolutely nothing. investigation, of course, has resulted in indictment after indictment, conviction, guilty pleas. even though we are not going to go for a tit for tat world, bring it on. it has proven to be complete political shams. >> all right. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thanks, john. >>> john, at that combative post-election news conference the president held yesterday, he also mocked republicans who he said did not embrace him. >> in the house, republicans dramatically outperformed historical precedence. i retired him. i'm very proud of it. i did the country a great service. you had some that decided to, let's stay away. let's stay away. they did very poorly. mia love gave me no love, and she lost. too bad. sorry about that, mia. >> joining us now is retiring republican congressman ryan costello of pennsylvania. what did you think of the president's language there? >> well, i think that there is a quote that talks about what it takes to be a good leader and a good leader shares c

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>> well, i think the benghazi investigation was obviously totally out of control.hat was a classic witch hunt. democrats aren't going to overinvestigate the trump administration. >> how do you avoid that? >> well, i'll tell you how we avoid it. first, we have made clear, leader pelosi has indicated hr-1 is going to be focused on our promise to clean up corruption in washington, d.c. involving trying to get dark unregulated money out of politics, which gives too much power to the special interests, and undermines the ability of members of congress to do the business of the people and focus on the issues that make life better for everyday americans. hr-1 will also involve dealing with the intense voter suppression that continues to take place throughout this country so that every american can just exercise their constitutional right to vote. then, we, of course, are going to turn to issues like infrastructure and lowering the high cost of prescription drugs. promises that we made to the american people, now it's time for us to deliver. >> you're saying -- but can you

they are repeated icon the benghazi hearings. i do how many benghazi hearings there were, but it looked totally political, totally partisan and some of those committees on the house side. and as i mentioned, it's the kind of, less specifically before, i don't think they had any particular success but that's, that's not your question. but they look come to go outside, extremely partisan and discouraging, by the way. i think part of the reason that the public is turned off to the extent that our war on democracy, which is a danger to all of us, is because those hearings were so, appeared to be so partisan on the health side i think people just sort of threw up their hands, if all the read about is repetition of what looks like a political hearing. i think it just leads people to believe that you guys wanted to get your act together, very negative response in terms of not just a policy which will vary depending on the party maybe the person responding but it's very bad for democracy to have an appearance that we can't work together

they were left outside for the last four days for the benghazi benghazi -- nor the last four days to had the lid over it with the vast lien some know particles really good in. we had a different one, we did not have the lid on it, the experimental. >> reporter: using a grid, students picked three random boxes and averaged the number of particles. >> if you use the naked eye to see it, we only see the chunky ones. once we put it under the microscope we see a lot more. we are actually breathing way more than we thought. >> reporter: the size of particles are usually described in microns. one micron is equal to one millionth of a meter. to give you an idea how small a micron is. take a human hair. the diameter is between 60 and 80 microns. particles that are less than ten microns are breathable and can settle deep into the lungs causing health problems. >> that fire has burned downtowns, it has burned cars, it has burned forests down, and that's all part of that smoke. so, yes, there are going to be chemicals involved in that as well. >> yesterday i was getting headaches and i think it

-- >> so contentious. >> the benghazi investigation and all the like. now finally he will be able to be the chairman of that committee. and look right next to richie neal at the bottom right. adam schiff. zplun like richard neal he is on tv a lot. >> adam schiff is on tv a lot and he will be the chairman of the house intelligence committee, which used to be a very successfully bipartisan committee, and under devin nunes, who is now going to be in all likelihood the ranking republican, has completely devolved. and adam schiff is going to have a choice. is he going to try to bring the committee back to what it used to be where it was bipartisan, where democrats and republicans would sign off on investigations together, what it was like under mike rogers, former republican congressman, or is he going to be as partisan for the democrats as devin nunes has -- was for the republicans? that's a choice the congressman, soon to be chairman adam schiff will have in front of him. >> you know elliot engle is going to be chair of the house foreign affairs committee.

french government is is noted for its support for the hafta and for the authorities in the east in benghazi is that informing your opinion somewhat. yes but the but what the french the egyptians and the marquees i believe lately. have reached. an understanding or a conclusion that have has done all he can do and they can no longer hope that after will overtake the west of the country were all the major government installations are where the central bank is and where the national oil company is and that's why i think they are. resigned to the fact that the national congress will probably be the best thing and try to get the best outcome for have and his followers general haftar of course is a military man seller isn't he he's known for being a modern day strongman if you like and if he's to be involved in this process now he's going to have to do politics can he do politics in order to turn what is military power military control in the east of the country can he turn that into political power. have to have is that harks back to the generals and the military people of the arab world in the f

was detained in benghazi after firing a gun inside cia ours parliament's only after this on november eleventh did the i.c.c. publish its arrest warrants and he was hastily extradited a week later all this has reaffirmed for some the suspicion that there's a degree of opportunism in how the i.c.c. works i think what we've learned to about the r.c.c. in the last sixteen years is that it's a much less impressive institution than many people hard and it lacks resources it also lacks knowledge of complex conflict zones in africa and as a result of that it can't go after the big fish it can't go after presidents of countries instead it's having to go after often middle ranking actors and you could tom very much fits that category still groups such as the international federation for human rights are hailing the prosecution bot hope there are more yes we absolutely call on the prosecutor and her office to proceed with for their arrest warrants against all those or sponsible in the various armed groups involved in the commission of crimes in this conflict and it has to be an inclusive justic

soames fundamental rights that had been violated that he had been essentially arbitrarily detained in benghazi in october following an incident in which it's on find a gun inside the country's parliament he was kept in the presidential detention units. now his lawyer here says that he was tortured and beaten with a bust of a rifle there and it was only once he was transferred to the hague that he actually found out any of the charges against him and therefore the judge here at the i.c.c. has rights on the rome statute to protect the defendant's rights and that he wanted the you know the judge to listen to this the judge said that these were matters that shouldn't really be dealt with orally that the defense team had to put them into proper legal files that was should be submitted and they would be dealt with in due course what are the charges that he's facing what is he a legit to have done. well basically they amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity he is alleged to have had criminal responsibility for things like murder torture cruel treatment mutilation the intentional attack again

even in benghazi they said we didn't have permission from libya to protect our men we cannot cross the border to shoot them up over there. >> we invaded in grenada and that was far less of a threat than our border. i don't think the act i mean the nazis were arrested while standing in the hamptons. to make this is the commander-in-chief and this is what he should be doing. . >> then judges would stop him in his tracks all over the country. >> i don't think so. they could bring a lawsuit but they will use. - - they will lose. . >> there is no tomorrow on this. judge: last chance thank you for being with us tonight. and here with my reaction to the developing news on the southern border tonight and the latest on the caravan author of spy gate okay you heard and and i going at it she thinks the president doing more i don't think i've seen any president do more than this president and my wrong? . >> he is doing what he can do right now. it is limited that you have explained but the border is not a suggestion he is doing but what we have had in the past that asylum-seekers get to the united

managed to stop them out of benghazi and. fortunately they have scattered. all over the country especially in the south and. the center of the country as well. populated not only somebody motu out of these and remote areas but actually live amongst the populations in sleeper cells and they strike at this. very one sort of why would some key attacks they have recently attacked in tripoli even known the north sea and most recently before the elections commission know the catastrophe in the south where they have killed so many people in the area. the catastrophe is not only the killings of these innocent people and pray for their souls but the catastrophe is that our politicians are fortunately in the parlor. then the state council and then the presidential council are going. on with their bickering. instead of organizing themselves to go for elections that can really get to meet institutions in libya and can reunify institutions in libya that are actually trying to prolong their stay in power as much as they can the cost of the libyan population so we're losin

a videotape expert where were the experts looking at the suppose a videotape that triggered the benghazi incident and say wait a minute that seems all suspicious i mean there wasn't any tough journalism under or barber and now under trump they decided i guess to more than make up or do you think ultimately the white house was right to take away a course this credential they would have known that this was only going to set off a huge argument with the media yet again. i think you know i think it's very important to ask probing questions but you don't have to shout them they could be probing in their substance they could be probing in you know that the subject matter that. to behave in the way the jim acosta and some of his colleagues behave shows i think utter disrespect for the office of the presidency and i think there needs to be a better balance. but appreciate your turn charles charles a little political analyst is my guest. of your system reeling from its face the disputed midterm elections that saw the democrats win control of the house but they failed to take the senate and some k

barack obama in benghazi, he said that terrorist attack was a protest over a video.ow that was an extreme mischaracterringization of the truth. and the media never challenged him on that. they let him slide over that. for accosta couple and try to argue with the president in a rude and disrespectful way. just yanking the trespass is saying, jim, get a time out, cool off for a second and we'll let you back next week. dinesh, what do you think? >> the exchange to me was highly enter takenning. it reminded me of some of the skirmishes of reagan and sam donaldson from the old days. but reagan and sam donaldson were grownups. with jim acosta, i'm looking at an overgrown infant. when you are an emotional infant, you want to grab something, you don't want to stop, you want another piece of candy or cookie and you won't take no for an answer. you have a sense of entitlement and arrogance. jesse: he thinks he's above everybody else in that room. he thinks it's the jim acosta show. and he's thank to trade barbs with the president of the united states. he thinks he's the rosa p

yet that's almost lawyer said his client had been arbitrarily detained and abused in custody in benghazi before being extradited. he hated dr julie so last year according to his clear he was tortured and he was beaten with the butt of a kalashnikov he still carries the visual mark on his right foot and he told me that the doctor of the detention center had noticed as. the judge said the court would consider these claims if officially submitted in writing and that the next hearing would be on april the thirtieth two thousand and nineteen helen's al-jazeera the hague want to syria's most prominent activists write far as has been assassinated in the rebel held province of idlib witnesses say far as and another activist hamad alginate were killed when mosque dunc gunmen fired on their car has been no claim of responsibility for the killings but far as had been a fierce critic of both the syrian government and on the groups far is founded the independent radio station radio fresh in two thousand and thirteen to iraq now a flash floods of killed at least seven people including four children in

yeah that's almost lawyer said his client had been arbitrarily detained and abused in custody in benghazi before being extradited. he hated dr julie so last year according to his clear he was tortured and he was beaten with the butt of a kalashnikov he still carries the visual mark on his right foot and he told me that the doctor of the detention center had noticed as. the judge said the court would consider these claims if officially submitted in writing and that the next hearing would be on april the thirtieth two thousand and nineteen helen's al-jazeera the hague climate change will cost the u.s. economy hundreds of billions of dollars by the end of the century that's according to a new congressionally mandated report written with more than a dozen u.s. government agencies it says global warming will disproportionately hurt the poor undermine human health and damage agricultural production findings clash with president onil trumps policies which of rollback environmental and climate protections while boosting the domestic production of fossil fuels all alan fischer is in washington and

he oversaw the benghazi investigation. he subpoenaed former secretary loretta lynch. >>> ukraine says russian boats opened fire on three ships near the kerch strait. the standoff is another complication with russia days before presidents trump and putin are expected to come face-to-face with the summit in argentina. we have matthew chance with the latest from moscow. matthew. >> reporter: polo, thank you very much. that fact that presidents trump and putin will meet at the g20 summit is one of the reasons why russian television is saying this took place. they are accusing of ukrainian authorities of orchestrating it to disrupt the meeting. the fact remaining the ukrainian navy says three ships were fired upon and boarded by russian special forces in the kerch straight between the crimea peninsula and russia. that was yesterday local time. there was dramatic video of a russian patrol vessel apparently ramming the ukrainian tugboat. the ukrainians say the second incident, at least sailors were injured. the fate of the crew n

yeah that's almost lawyer said his client had been arbitrarily detained and abused in custody in benghazi before being extradited. it does to a soul on c.d.'s according to his clearance he was tortured and he was beaten with the butt of a kalashnikov he still carries the visual mark on his right foot and he told me that the doctor of the detention center had noticed as the judge said the court would consider these claims if officially submitted in writing and that the next hearing would be on april the thirtieth two thousand and nineteen helen's al-jazeera the hague newborn babies in the democratic republic of congo are being infected with the ebola virus the world health organization says seven newborns are among thirty six new cases of the outbreak babies don't usually catch the disease but experts suspect it may have been passed from infected parents the ebola outbreak in the d.r. c. is the worst in its history with three hundred forty six confirmed cases including one hundred seventy five deaths serbia says it's reimposing visa restrictions on iran after an estimated twelve thousand t

towards sunday and really affect parts of tripoli as we make our way toward sunday over towards benghazi it is going to be a rainy day as well with clouds in the forecast and a temperature of about nineteen. over one hundred years ago britain and france made a secret deal to divide the middle east between them now we can draw them in the second episode we explore the last two new facts of this agreement that there is a regional set to six because it's at those borders were drawn without consulting the people who have to live with the. sykes people in the sun. i'll come back a quick look at top stories now the g. twenty summit of the world's top economies has been overshadowed by the presence of saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmaan he remained on the sidelines of the family photo before being warmly pointed in front of the cameras i russia's president vladimir putin. has already held talks with the french president reportedly and not listening to him. and ukraine's president has banned russian men between the ages of sixteen and sixty from entering the country for a month and a bit to

himself who was the victim of infringements of his fundamental rights that when he was detained in benghazi in october as a result of an incidents in the parliament where he fired a gun inside the parliament building itself he was arbitrarily detained lawyer says that he was tortured and beaten in detention it was only once he got here to the international criminal court that actually any of the. the charges will make clear to him all right rory thank you for that challenge is our correspondent there at the hague well now we can speak to phil clark his a reader in comparative and international politics at the school of oriental and african studies so s. and he wrote the book distant justice the impact of the international criminal court on african politics and he's joining us live now from london thanks for talking to us phil how big a figure then is. in terms of the atrocities that have been carried out against the people of central african republic yet it's all me is in effect a middle ranking actor in the violence in central african republic that there's no doubt that he's charged with e

the whole benghazi hearings got very extreme.here is a danger for democrats if they abuse this subpoena power to embarrass or humiliate trump officials, it could cost them the 2020 election. jason: 2020 was exactly where i was going next. all of this happens as we move toward the reelect. josh: the reelect started yesterday. we are already in the middle of the 2020 election. framing the backdrop is this fighting in congress, more contentiousness. that is where we are heading. it will be a heck of an election. carol: there are so many political stories in the magazine this week. we just wrapped up the midterms it let's bring in the editor of that midterms. -- we just wrapped up the midterms. let's bring in the editor of "bloomberg businessweek," joel weber. you covered this story a lot of different ways. joel: you had a josh green writing that. carol: it will be a heck of a few years. joel: what does this all mean? what does it all mean and what is it going to mean? we will watch this unfold beginning in january. between now and t

of about sixteen degrees over here towards the east we're looking at some better conditions for benghazi at twenty two kyra looking at about twenty six but we do expect to see some clouds down towards the middle part of the are with us once again twenty eight. this encampment that we're in today it didn't exist three weeks ago now there's at least twenty thousand or hinder refugees who live here. all i'm hearing is good journalism. has resigned. there's. coverups. some form of closure he saw the syrian army. in the city. of syrian president bashar. but. now. from under the top stories. ukraine's president has called an emergency meeting in response to rising tensions between moscow and kiev in the black sea russia has stopped three ukrainian navy vessels from entering the carriage strait placing each cargo ship but he said russian controlled bridge. tear gas has been fired at asylum seekers trying to breach the fence separating the border between the u.s. and mexico. have approved and the treatment on the u.k.'s withdrawal and future relations insisting it's the best and only deal possib

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we're doing same thing unless mexico gives us that authority if you're recall even in benghazi they saidwith didn't get the -- permission to libya we can't crossed border to shoot them up over there. if that's what you're talking about to send military there. >> we invaded reagan innovated granada and that was far left of a threat to americans than what's happening on our border and i'm say, i don't think that act. nazi have been arrested by our troops when they landed it in the hamptons no less because there weren't -- >> commander in chief what he should be doing. >> on paul ryan. >>e judges all over country wil stop him in his tracks. real fast. >> i don't think so. i don't think so. most s of that property in texas -- >> all right. ann -- >> d with a lawsuit but they'll lose. >> ultimately that's not a reason to try it. >> but you know what in 9th circuit is on this. well -- >> omnibus bill and is last chance. >> all right ann coulter thanks for being with us tonight. and here with more reaction to the developing news from the southern border tonight, and the latest on the caravan, n

how long did benghazi take? that was a witchhunt.his guy wouldn't hurt that has been put in place, that is what wants, and the whole. there are so many things going whole thing. there are so many things going on. collusion is not a crime. things like spears see, treason -- conspiracy, treason. host: we will come back to your calls in a moment. the president traveled to california. witheath toll risen to 76 an estimated 1300 individuals still missing. the headline from the l.a. paradiserveying the devastation bound to work together. president trump spoke to orders yesterday. [video clip] nobody would have ever thought this could have happened. the federal government is behind jerry and i have been speaking. we have got to know each other we are all going to work together we will do a good job. this is sad to see. as far as the lives are concerned, nobody knows yet. we are up to a certain number, but a lot of people are not accounted or. this is the kind of destruction. they are telling you this is not as bad as some areas. some areas

partisan from my perspective some of the hearings i quickly called , they are repeated like those benghazi hearings i don't know how many of those were but it was totally political totally partisan and some of those committees and as i mentioned in a less specific way but i don't think they are looking at a particular type of success but particularly on the house side extremely partisan and discouraging by the way and part of the reason the public is turned off with democracy which is a danger to all of us because those hearings appeared to be so partisan on the house side. people threw up their hands a fall they read about is repetition of a political hearing, i think it leads people to believe you guys need to get your act together and that is a very negative response not just the policy depending on the party or the person responding but very bad for democracy. the appearance we cannot work together to look at a common threat for god sake we cannot look at a threat to the elections? i'm not particularly observant religiously but you are talking about basic stuff in a democracy you canno

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. >> unfortunately the republican congress basically went after benghazi ad nauseam. that's basically what they did. we need to go after those miss deeds the corruption that's been so apparent, but we need to deal with shirts like the policies which i just spoke about, about the coal issues. we do have another constitutional issue, called the emoluments clause, which strictly prohibit the president and pup officials from any gift, any payment. beonemoluments, and certainly there's other -- but do the democrats have the right to go after the president's personal finances? >> uh, the answer is yes, if it involves some problem that is existing in his administration. he never game up his ownership or put his properties into a blind trust. he controls that trust today, though he's handed it over to his son, and he has the full opportunity to take any of the assets and profits at any time. so that ties back into the conflict of interest. and it also ties bake to the emoluments, so yes, there is a nexus there, but that's not directly. his tax returns are another area that wi

certainly you coming from a party that did do benghazi, i'm sure you're not afraid of that? >> i'm not afraid of anything. i don't think there's been any wrong doing. the issue i have is like the mueller investigation which has stretched on and cost millions of dollars of taxpayer funds and yielded no russian collusion, we're going to see more of these investigations into things that really don't have any bearing on how americans live their lives. you keep saying i come from this party. i'm a fourth generation military veteran. i'm an american. i have concerns that affect all americans. what i'm looking for is for the house of representatives to do what they're constitutionally mandated to do while keeping in mind they're going to opposite the president. there's nothing wrong with that. but the idea that somehow because i'm a republican i don't want any oversight over the president or that i don't think anything should be investigated is absolutely patently false and i never said that. >> great, we're on the same page, i appreciate that thought. >> i don't think we're on the

fast and furious, irs scandal, solyndra, taxpayer money, benghazi, dead u.s. ambassador. susan rice said it was a tape that caused the death. the va scandal, a disaster. tens of thousands of veterans denied care. of course we had the opm hacked by the chinese which was a nightmare. we could go on and on and on. so yeah, no one was indicted. it's more related to the fact that we had loretta lynch and eric holder in the justice department. i don't know. that's just a speculation. >> seems like you have to kind of focus your fire. >> laura: really? they are facts. >> what i will say is i would observe two things. i agree with you and i agree with our discussion there. i prefer, i would prefer if president obama and all previous presidents, you know let it go. let the battles be fought not by the old administration. let the new administration -- even if you think they are making mistakes, i don't think it's right for the president to be the one out leading personal attacks. you saw with the bush administration, george bush went to the ranch, and dick cheney took a different a

congress has got -- he is cosponsor of a bill that would actually honor men that were killed in benghazist will be joining to talk about the latest of the caravan. busy 3 hours that kicks off rob 13 minutes right here where everybody trusts on morning news. rob: thank you so much. congressman elect and former navy seal crenshaw silences political panel, listen to what he said about the president's attacks on the press. >> that was not an attack on the president. >> it's literally -- >> i've literally been attacked so i would choose words carefully. if you want to criticize style, i'm with you, but to say attack on press, that's a bold statement. rob: blue lives matter is calling out democratic mayor bill de blasio and cuomo of new york, a decision not to honor first nypd officer killed in iraq, community board rejected street naming for staff sergeant who was shot and killed by sniper in baghdad in 2005, online petition supporting the renaming has over 5400 signatures. jillian. jillian: nancy pelosi is facing challenge from help members of her own party but getting support from unlikely

he oversaw the benghazi investigation. go goodlatt subpoenaed loretta lynch. she has yet to kbhecomment. >>> looking ahead, united nations security council is calling for an emergency meeting over the tensions with russia and crimea. bumping a boat. that could have serious consequences here. this standoff with a russian ship ramming a ukrainian tugb t tugboat. this is days before presidents trump and putin come face-to-face at the g20 summit. we have cnn's matthew chance with the latest from moscow. matthew? >> reporter: the kremlin issue t d the reaction. they said this should be looked into further. that videpisode was originacheso delay the meeting with trump and putin. they are scheduled to meet at the g20 summit in argentina later this month. of course, the ukrainian navy have been in a series of confrontations over the weekend with their russian counterpart. saying six naval personnel were injured when russia opened fire on three vessels in the stretch of water of the kerch straight which separates crimea from the mainland. russian forces boarded the shi

. >> laura: because we had benghazi, -- >> they also didn't question whether or not obama was born in this country. >> these are cheap shots. >> i'm going to finish my thought. they are trying to resurrect their legacy, this administers and has laid slaughter to their legacy. >> laura: thank you very much. president trump called out once again for his embrace of nationalism by the leader of a country who benefited from american power, of course, a , and intellectual nationalism is answering emmanuel mike rohn on the emmanuel macron next. >> to have a word, it sort of became old-fashioned. it's called a nationalist. i said really, we're not supposed to use that word? the know what i am? i'm a nationalist. >> laura: president trump has defended his use of the term nationalism as an intense love of one's country. but leftist commentators and other international lists say a dog whistle. a white supremacist. and on an occasion commemorating the 100 year -- french president emmanuel mike macron has joined the fray. >> nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism by saying ours first, who cares a