bill barr must monitor this case very closely.e already know epstein was able to walk because of a u.s. attorney who at best was more interested in his career than doing justice, an at worst was bought by a powerful defense attorney. the american people await your decision. that decision will impact more than just the epstein case. it will impact our faith in the american system of justice. that's my open. let me know what you think on my facebook, twitter, #judgejeanine. i tried cases where the medical examiner declared a death a suicide and two years later i got a conviction for intentional homicide. so i have never been wed to the medical examiner's manner of death which is nothing more than an opinion. this medical examiner took extra time from saturday to friday to put the facts together to determine the manner of death. how do you determine the manner of death when there are no cameras, no cellmates, guard are sleeping, some of them are even refusing to cooperate. did that medical examiner have a total picture? joining me is

>> i cannot be more proud of bill barr. [applause] he did not have to take this job, he had been attorney general before and ignore mostly successful, he could've gone off to the villages like robert mueller. [laughter] but he did not. he is coolheaded and cool as a cucumber. he knows what he is doing, they will hold him in contempt, is this a joke. i hold them in contempt by wa be way commack an. [applause] he is the man of the law he commits in the bush ministration, but he sees we have a house of representatives, he sees that we have a rogue committee chairman and they have one objective which is trying to destroy the president, yup six committees, using government paid for staff, tax dollars, that in turn the house of representatives into an opposition research organization for the d&c, that's why they will his taxes and bank records, i've never seen anything like this in my life. and they challenge him and says we will go to court, he is going to sue them and go to court and they say that's obstruction of justice. [lau

bill barr. is a legal scholar, an independent expert, not a part of your democratic team but she has argued here on "the beat" there is a problem with how mr. barr's carrying out his role. take a look. >> it feels like barr sort of leaping in front of the president yet again and saying first and foremost, my interest is not the justice department or the united states people. it's protecting this president. >> win or lose, the courts are ultimately going to decide and it could go to the supreme court which we just heard from in a different context what the president has to deal with. are you at all concerned about burglar has interceded in cases that seem more personal than public in nature? >> definitely. the so-called attorney general has long since flushed his personal integrity down the toilet. that's a shame. so many members of the trump cabinet have done that over the last three years or so. and i expect that that will continue because the president surrounds himself with sycophants. look a

yes, is this an official party for bill barr? no.ink it's a case where even a judge back home in alabama where i'm from at the county level might say, i'm not going to go to this bed and breakfast because i'm currently involved in a case which, you know, might preclude me from doing that. because it doesn't look great. the fact we're having this conversation about the attorney general of the united states really is, i think, a bit astonishing. >> no bedbugs at the trump international hotel, by the way. the president has been et twooing one of the things he's concerned about the idea there are no bedbugs at doral where he wants to host the g7. >> plus there have been claims of bedbugs at doral. but why is the trump hotel the only hotel available for a holiday party if that's what bill barr is claiming? >> no bedbugs in proximity to the justice department. >> but it's the same concept when you have -- it's bill barr is the micro, donald trump is the macro example. for the rest of the world, he wants to showcase one of his properties. h

bill barr firing back at rashida tlaib after she -- bill maher calling out rashida tlaib after she called for a boycott of his show. david: it's nearly impossible to reach one of alexandria ocasio-cortez's offices. there are fears of massive crowds at the infamous area 51 site. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. hi, everybody. i'm david asman in for trish. the trump administration cracking down on wait calls loopholes in our immigration system, unveiling a new rule allowing officials to cross our

remember, bill barr's justice department couldn't find a reason to do that. but it didn't stop the president from tweeting today, quote, perhaps never in the history of our country has someone been more thoroughly disgraced and

during an impromptu news conference today, attorney general bill barr maintained the epstein suicide was riddled with present irregularities but said he has no reason to question the findings of the medical examiner who ruled epstein's death a suicide. sean? >> sean: trace gallagher, thank you. today, president trump, he doubled down on his criticism for the anti-semitic congresswoman, congresswoman tlaib, congresswoman omar. the government of israel initially blocking the two freshmen lawmakers from entering the country because of their support of a boycott of israel. all, congresswoman tlaib actually comparing that boycott to boycotting nazi germany. that is how sick, ugly, and twisted some of their remarks are.d of course, along with her other

so i'm glad that bill barr is continuing to do that.rtant to also remember that the ig report that we are waiting for simply investigates and recommends potential prosecution, whereas john durham's is a u.s. attorney and he can bring charges himself. >> kennedy: very good point. important distinction. >> katie: to give recommendations to the u.s. attorney in d.c. and they make a decision, it happened with andy mccabe, the former deputy. he was back in the he was or committed for charges, for leaking information. classified information we haven't heard much about that. his attorneys are pretty confident they will get away with it. that's why there are two infestations going on here, because bill barr knows the ig can't push forward with charges. >> kennedy: this level of corruption and abuse cannot be tolerated. from any agency directed at any administration, in any party. >> dagen: and by the way, comey is not a nerd, that's an insult to all nerds. [laughter] he's a frankenphony. he loves the attention. [laughter] >> kennedy: the stock

it's going to be rough, it will be difficult but bill barr is not going to pass up the opportunity to do the right thing. >> how long did it take robert mueller to find nothing? two and half years. lou: i would not come i cannot even imagine making a comparison between the meal enterprise and that of john durham were bill barr. but i do want to ask you this as we wrap it up. is there any reason for us to expect an explanation and a clear explanation and accounting of why hillary clinton could be exonerated by the fbi. and by special counsel as well. even as we are watching evidence disappear and be disappeared, immunity, given away like hot cakes to the staff of hillary clinton and meanwhile, a three year long investigation with the present of the states that began as he was a candidate. >> i predict that hillary will be by the wayside and the focus will be on what happened regarding the fisa investigation and investigation of the trump campaign. joe may differ, we rarely differ but -- >> i have no idea if they'll get further explanation of what happened to hilary. i don't how the ig

and her reasonably independent from bill barr although part of the department of justice. i think we have a good chance of knowing that. the fbi investigation -- and by the way, i'm not casting aspersions on the fbi agents themselves. this is about barr overseeing it. that if it's a criminal investigation we would only know about if they brought criminal charges against someone. and i think it's just too early to say that. i think also through house oversight we will get some answers. so yes, i think we will get the answers. i think it's probably going to take longer than people want, which is why bill barr should not be doing what he's doing already, which is putting out a few little select cryptic facts with his spin on it. >> and pointing downward with the glam. mimi rocah and john heilemann, thank you both for starting us off tonight. when we come back, lisa bloom will join us. she represents some of the women who have been -- who have lawsuits pending against jeffrey epstein for his conduct for his conduct with them. she will join us next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enterprise car s

this is a, are you kidding me, moment for bill barr's justice department. this was someone who as you reported, as we've discussed, was known to allegedly have attempted a suicide. at least that was investigated initially. then is taken off the type of precautions that would be necessary as you mentioned. and then this happens. it is a huge, huge deal. >> does it make sense to you, he is put on suicide watch, taken off less than a week later. he had a roommate. suddenly he didn't. why would he be in a situation where he could take his own life? >> yeah, i mean, the bureau of prisons is going to have a lot of really hard questions to answer about the decisions they made with respect to epstein. my guess is you will hear things like, one, the cost of staffing somebody, to have somebody with eyes on an inmate 24/7. >> hold on. cost of staffing. for this particular person, right? they couldn't find the money, somebody who has ties to a current president, a former president, business leaders in banking, private equity, hollywood, royal family members. give me a

bill barr ain't charging him with a crime. do you think bill barr would have charged whim a crime if he committed a crime? maybe even if he didn't? >> why do you think bill barr is standing there as the president's man on so many other occasions, his lawyer, basically, didn't move here? >> because even bill barr i guess has some kernel of decency and law-abidingness in him such that he is not going to charge an innocent person, somebody who didn't commit a crime. comey didn't commit a crime. but here's what he did do. he went with his gut. and he violated fbi rules, procedures and protocol. and we can all say yeah, but the ends justify the means. it was a really righteous thing he was trying to do. but if that's how we governed ourselves as government officials, we all get to violate procedures and protocols if we think the cause is really righteous, that's a recipe for governmental chaos. so i think everybody loses here. >> joyce, with this president is going to do, of course, he already doing today. arguing moral equality. u

and we're going to take care of it i spoke with a dirty general bill barr and like i spoke to mr for a director of the f.b.i. spoke to the governors of governors that were doing a lot of work a lot of people are working right now a lot of law enforcement people and others spoke to members of congress about whatever we can do and a lot of a lot of things are being done right now as we speak. people in el paso all morning victims of saturday's machine as rob reynolds reports. federal prosecutors say they're considering charging the 21 year old white man arrested in the deadly el paso shopping center rampage with hate crimes and firearms charges and they're looking at the case as domestic terrorism we are also treating this as a domestic terrorist case as a statutory definition of domestic terrorism 18 u.s.c. 2331 this means that it appears to be designed to intimidate the civilian population to say the least we're treating it as a domestic terrorism case and we're going to do what we do the terrorists in this country which is deliver swift and certain justice the suspect apparently pos

what bill barr is doing is brilliant, this is a great man.is robert jackson and the justice department. he says you have all the power in the world, you don't have to act like a thug, act like a professional. >> laura: thank you very much for being here tonight and the president once again took aim at the baltimore -- i have some breaking news about the initial target of his ire congressman cummings. cornel west debates it next. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. >> no one has paid a higher price for the far left's destructive age

attorney to the district of connecticut who at the request of attorney general bill barr is now looking to the origins of the mueller probe. >> laura: it's getting interesting. thanke you so much. getting interesting. here now to respond is robert driscoll. he was the attorney for the russian spy, maria butino, who is right in the middle of the story. attorney, trump 2020 advisory board member and the former deputy assistant director of counterterrorism for the fbi.al, i know it's a sensitive subject but what can you tell us that we haven't heard? e> basically, the timeline is right. thereio was a relationship that started at freedom fest in 2015 and continued right up until the time she was arrested a few monthshs before that. and, so to the extent -- i know the story sounds crazy, but to the extent it intersects with maria, it's consistent and can be verified through her. as to what the contacts are for the government, my main concern as her defense lawyer is he's told me that he gave the government exculpatory information saying at some point that he's concerned about her, concluded

reporter: [indiscernible] i have a lot of faith in bill barr. i thought the charges were powerful and the report was incredible. i have total confidence in bill barr to do the right thing. man. a tremendous this really showed how fair he is. those were serious charges. reporter: [indiscernible] i do not knowp: much about it. i saw something over the wires. she is a quality woman. i know she apologizes. reporter: [indiscernible] president trump: we all want liberty and freedom. throughout the world we want freedom, so we will be what happened. a very interesting time over there. my message for them, they have a strong point of view. nobody has seen marches of two million people. we will be learning a lot. we will learn a lot over the next two days. reporter: [indiscernible] president trump: i will be coming back. we have an incredible conference and a lot of experts. we will run a control center. we have people coming up to cap david. -- camp david. sunday morning i am going to fema. ,enator rubio and senator scott i do not think the governor sho

what bill barr is doing is brilliant. this is a great man.his is robert jackson back in the justicell department. he says you have all the power in the world, you don't have to act like a thug, act like a professional. >> laura: alan t and joe, thank you very much for being here tonight. and the president once again took aim at the baltimore. ii have some breaking news about the initial target of his ire congressman cummings. cornel west debates it next. >> no one has paid a higher price for the far left's destructive agenda than americans living in our nation's inner cities. the homicide rate in baltimore is significantly higher than el salvador, honduras, guatemala, yet democrats and they have run it for many years want to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on illegal migrants instead of supporting their own struggling altecommunities. >> laura: the president highlighting, or course, the failed liberal policies that brought once great cities like baltimore to the brink. we also learned that congressman elijah cummings had his baltimore h

president trump: i have a lot of faith in bill barr. i thought the charges were unbelieveably powerful. i thought the i.g. report was incredible. i have total confidence in bill barr to do the right thing. if anything this showed how fair he. i think he is a tremendous man and i think this really showed how fair he was. but certainly those were various charges but we'll see what happens. [inaudible] >> called for her to resign? president trump: i don't know much about it. i'd just seen something come over the wires but she's a very high quality woman, very high quality woman i can tell you about that. i know she apologized. [inaudible question] president trump: we all want liberty and freedom. throughout the world we want freedom. we'll see what happens. very interesting time over there. my message really for them is no, you know, they have a very strong point of view. i don't think people have seen marches of 2000 people. i think we'll learn a lot. actually, i think we're going on hong kong, we'll be learning a lot the next two or thre

needs to give answers. >> bill barr, this is on you.is your house. the bureau of prisons as part of the u.s. the permed of justice. those are questions that bill barr and the doj need to answer. how was the art of suicide watch in just six days? what specific steps were taken to guard them after that? for bill barr personally, what did you know about this? with that did you take? >> melissa: harris, the finger-pointing on this one has already begun. there's so much blame to go around. how could this have possibly happen? >> harris: you know how i feel about this. we were spending much more time try to figure out what happened to jeffrey epstein then we ever did among those 14-year-old girls. and all of those victims, for all of those years who were-traffic for the mega people is important to know what's going on a federal facilities. we have prospective terrorists there, while not bad guys there. particularly this one in manhattan. el chapo was three doors down for jeffrey epstein for a period of time before sentencing. it was interesti

a lot of people have strong opinions about bill barr.esting to me that people are saying, oh, look, it's george h.w.'s bill barr and choosing not to criminally prosecute. let's set that aside. but no matter what you think of bill barr, the fact that he did not, you know, decide to prosecute, that's not a small deal, right? >> well, i think -- >> considering what the president had promised and all of those things. >> look, i think there was no case here. >> right. that's my point. >> if he could have at least had an illusion of a case, the theory goes he probably would've at least started an investigation. >> i think that is the andrew mccabe situation, right, where there is enough of a factual predicate that maybe you can think about bringing a case, and they're thinking about bringing a case. >> against mccabe. they couldn't find it here. >> here there's just no material to work with. you have two classified memos that are never retained. they are left with the fbi. you have some information at the confidential level. a court by the way

the attorney general of the united states bill barr, what's his last name, bill barr, not bill maher, of course, said he was appalled by the news. >> i was appalled and indeed, the whole department was, and frankly, angry to learn of the mcc's failure to adequately secure this prisoner. we will get to the bottom of what happened and there will be accountability. but let me assure you that this case will continue on against anyone who was complicit with epstein. any coconspirators should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice, and they will get it. >> epstein was taken off suicide watch, and it's unclear why he was. a person familiar with the case tells nbc news that epstein's lawyers visited him at the facility on friday and said they found him mentally and emotionally stable. they said. nbc reached out to his lawyers, by the way, for comment but they have not responded to us. the fbi and the department of justice, office of the inspector general are investigating the circumstances. however, amid the confusion of epstein's apparent suicide, a slew of conspiracy theories emerged on

[indiscernible] president trump: i have a lot of faith in bill barr. i thought the charges were unbelievable. i thought the report was incredible. i have total confidence in bill barr to do the right thing. it shows how farias. he is a tremendous man. this really shows how fair he is. certainly those were very serious charges. reporter: there were calls for her to resign? president trump: i don't know much about it. i just saw something come over the wires, she is a high-quality woman. i know she apologized. what is your message to the protesters in hong kong? president trump: we all want liberty and freedom. we will see what happens. very interesting time over there. havessage to them is they a very strong point of view. i don't think anybody has seen marches of 2 million people. blot.l be learning a i think we are going on hong kong. i think we will be learning a lot over the next two or three days. we have an incredible conference area of there. we have a lot of experts coming up. going up with people. we have a lot of people coming up to camp david

thank you very much to top republican senators are demanding that attorney general bill barr releases the full finding of the fbi investigation into epstein's death. why wouldn't he? we are going to ask former acting attorney later this hour but first after three mass shootings meet the republican lawmaker who says it's trying to get legislating. he's drafting a new bell, what will it do? she's going to tell us next of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? (announcer) ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't reuse needles. do not take ozempic® if you have a

bill barr firing back at rashida tlaib after she -- bill maher

but there are limits to bill barr's powers. there are ways around him.far some of the most powerful kryptonite for the u.s. attorney general has been coming from state level investigators, specifically investigators in new york. donald trump's hometown and the headquarters of his business. you saw that in december when the new york attorney general opened an investigation into the trump foundation and just like that, the foundation folded whether bill barr liked it or not. in march, when new york state opened an investigation into the trump organization's long-time insurance broker. they subpoenaed trump org after long-time trump attorney, michael cohen, told congress the business had been cooking the proverbial books and inflating the value of its assets and insurance companies. and tonight we have breaking news about a new development in an investigation aimed squarely at the trump organization. this time from the attorney general in manhattan. his name is cy vance. today he subpoenaed the trump organization. he's asking for documents related to the hu

. >> martha: so bill barr got everyone's attention when he said there was spying.cene after jeff sessions left. and he had a very different take when he was shown some of the background and the investigation. and he said that indeed, there was spying. so the horowitz report is looking into that. any also have the durum investigation which could go even further. can you explain that? >> the difference between the two investigations, michael horwitz who is the inspector general of the justice department can only look into the justice department. the fbi and, but he cannot look at the cia. so the big reason that bill barr, the attorney general commissioned this john durum investigation is that he could look beyond the confines of the justice department and see what the entire year u.s. government was doing in the lead up to the 2016 election. now the spying thing that caused so much trouble when bill barr said it, we really know a number of things. we know that the fbi got a warrant to wiretap carter page. we know that they used an informant named stefan helper, and w

but i have total confidence in bill barr to do the right thing. i think if anything, this showed how fair he is. i really think he's -- he's a tremendous man and i think that this really shows, you know, how fair he is. but certainly those were very serious charges. but let's see what happens. reporter: [ inaudible ]. >> well, i don't know much about it. i had just seen something come off the wires but she's a very high quality woman. very very high quality woman. i can tell you. i know she apologized. reporter: what is your message to protesters in hong kong? >> look, we all want liberty, we all want freedom. we're with everybody. we want freedom. throughout the world we want freedom. we'll see what happens. it's a very interesting time over there. but my message really for them is, you know, they have -- they have a very strong point of view. i don't think anybody's ever seen marches of two million people. but we're going to be seeing a lot. i think we're going to be learning a lot over the next -- i think we're going to be learning a lot over t

i put this in the bucket of reasons that bill barr is donald trump's lawyer.right? you've talked about them and this starts with the mueller report where barr gives a summary that isn't a summary because it's his opinion excull pay thing trump using trump's own language. we have a long line of barr weighing in on things that the justice department actually has no role in. the one that i want to think about as we have this conversation about whether barr should be the guy who is investigating the buck stops with him on ep seen in obstruction, epstein, anything else. >> who gets to claim immunity, who gets to claim executive privilege. there's nothing that there justice won't do seemingly to protect the president. the thing i wanted to bring attention to mark stern at late wrote about this last week, it was an extraordinary friend of the court brief that was filed in a lawsuit going on right now in washington, d.c. the house oversight committee is trying to get hold of trump's financial records from the past eight years from an accounting firm. district court ju

of that. >> that is key. >> bill barr i is a horse.: only shot we got. >> thank god he is there. lou: amen. ed rollins good to see you. >> thank you. lou: up next, "new york times," oh, man this is hard to believe, they don't like the tough rough language of your president, they changed a headline based on twitter verse. and i don't think they will be taking the president to task so much about any rough language should sh he employees, their executive editor out did the president. by the way the editor is supposerred tis up-- supposed t, we'll take it up after the break. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i can't believe it. that sophie opened up a wormhole through time? (speaking japanese) where am i? (woman speaking french) are you crazy/nuts? cyclist: pip! pip! (woman speaking french) i'm here, look at me. it's completely your fault. (man speaking french) ok? it's me. it's my fault? no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. (pterodactyl screech) believe it. geico could save you 15% or more on

. >> juan: the reality is the man who is in charge of making this decision is bill barr, bill barr isical player on the trump team and he said this wasn't even close, he said it wasn't even close and yet you have people, oh, yeah, this is a double standard. let's look at that. the memo, the memo said it was not classified at the time it was given to the professor. so he can decide what's classified and not classified. the second thing, the guy wasn't the president, he was in transition as president-elect and the second thing here is with donald trump jr., we had no instinct about intent, the only reason he didn't get indicted from my understanding in the mueller report is -- >> dana: for people out there, they were driving 85 and a 55 even if they didn't intend to, they are getting the ticket. hillary clinton, james comey, no one else gets in trouble. >> greg: i may be wrong on this, emily is the lawyer, not me. comey set his own precedent by not indicting hillary, so he set a precedent for him. hillary wasn't indicted, it's like a politician decriminalizing pot before he buys a marij

it is attorney general bill barr who is responsible, the department of justice, the fbi that reports. the problem every american is asked to believe these people when we had doubts about all of them. the way he handled the mueller report, donald trump has been caving against fbi since he walked into the white house the fit problem is, many people may never believe whatever the truth might be, whatever comes out what happened to jeffrey epstein because it's hard to believe the very people that you're being asked to believe. >> i think that we need to find out exactly what happened before we start pinning this on president trump who is in washington and ask some questions of the prison guards that were on duty that night why he was taken off a suicide watch and why he wasn't being watched happy in our like he was a bus to be who is light in and out, when he didn't have a partner in his cell if he was supposed to creative this might shine a light on the number of problems but it's not attorney general bill barr's fault. i will say, it's very important as he said today to continue moving

those are questions for bill barr. bill barr, this is on you. this is your house. the bureau of prisons is part of your office. what specific days were taken to guard him and for bill barr personally, what steps did you take, attorney general, really the guy who has to have been the highest priority, most important prisoner they had at the time. >> do you want to jump in on that, as you're nodding? >> i'm just agreeing. the idea that he could be suddenly not considered to be a suicide risk is just extraordinary. i would love to talk to the psychologist/psychiatrists examining him. there are questions for them, too, right? >> my executive producer said according to evan perez, he found out that the guards hadn't checked on him for a number of hours. so how often should you be checked on? every at least half hour? >> i think the protocol is a half hour in that situation. also the specific unit in which he was housed, it's small it's maybe a hundred feet long or something like that. there's a lot of cells lined up all in a row there. it's not like something dramatic c

. >>> the attorney general, bill barr, is planning a holiday party for 200 people in december. guess where he booked it -- the president, the president's washington, d.c., hotel, fueling more questions about his independence. the "washington post" obtained the party contract barr signed. he will pay for the gathering himself. eventually writing a check to the hotel for more than $30,000 for his party. according to the justice department, the attorney general chose the president's hotel because other hotels were booked. a doj official says ethics officials were consulted. they looked over this. the purpose of the party is not to curry favor with the boss. that's the finding of the doj. >>> sources tell cnn a bitter disagreement broke out between president trump and several g7 leaders over whether to allow russia back into the group. two diplomatic officials tell us the leaders were discussing issues like iran and the amazon rain forest fires when president trump interjected asking why russia was not included in the talks. that was met with sharp resistance, especially from angel

attorney general bill barr, want to know how it could have happened while he was in federal custody in the inspector general to investigate. and nebraska senator ben sasse says heads must roll. cnn's polo sandoval has more on epstein's life and the case. >> reporter: the millionaire financier turned convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein had been held in manhattan's correctional center since his arrest in early

wants toow, bill barr do an entire investigation into the whole matter. what happens, he has been going on for a long time, the whole epstein episode. investigation by attorney general barr, he is handling that. the retweet was from somebody, he very respected -- a very respected conservative pundit. questions]sking president trump: i want a full investigation, and that is what i absolutely have demanded. that is what our attorney general, our great attorney general is doing. he is doing a full investigation. is a veryong thing tough situation, very tough. we will see what happens, but i'm sure it will work out. i hope it works out for everybody, including china, by the way. i hope it works out for everybody. [reporter asking question] president trump: a very tricky situation. i think it will work out and i hope it works out for everybody, including china. i hope it works out peacefully. hope nobody gets hurt, hope nobody gets killed. the chance of doing a deal with china? president trump: i've always been optimistic. my only question is whether they are

bill barr said they'll be thoroughly investigated.s saying there's serious irregularities. >> bill: hang on right now. president trump going to pennsylvania today. it could be the state that determines the campaign next year. he'll talk jobs and natural gas while in iowa, 2020 dems are continuing to push climate change and bernie sanders laid it out this way. >> not only is climate change real, but if we do not get our act together in the next 12 years, there will be irreparable damage done to our country and the world. we'll tell the oil companies and coal companies and gas companies they're short-term profits are not more important than the future of this planet. >> bill: so peter doocy joins us live from des moines on that. hey, peter. >> it's not just iowa state fair week it's also american wind week. the two kind of come together at the entrance of the fair ground. there's a 187-foot long wind turbine some of the candidates have come to sign and now that they've left the democrats that want to be president, are fan ought across -

>> based on my conversations with bill barr and his testimony, i'm fully confident he is going to get to the bottom of this in response to a question by senator john cornyn, he said he is not certain that the steele dossier wasn't part of russia's misinformation campaign and if americans participated in injecting that opposition brief church, lies from russians into our deliberative intelligence process, and there has to be a mechanism to hold that behavior accountable and to ensure that it never happens again to any president. this is a vulnerability of our system if we allow our intelligence community to be politicized. >> bill: one more point as you get ready to see the president to take the stage, what do you think about what we've watched in the past week with 20 democrats? >> i didn't see a single person who is going to beat donald trump. they aren't interesting and bold enough given what the american people want. they want to see a system that is shaken up for their benefit, not the benefit of special interests and i'm confident the president is going to rally them up good in o

yesterday attorney general bill barr offered this warning to epstein's associates. >> let me assure you that this case will continue with his co-conspirators. they should not rest easily. the victims deserve justice and they will get it. >> barr said he was appalled and angry to learn of the detention center's, quote, failure to adequately hold epstein. it puts a sight on federal prisoner that one of the two members was just anything in. every 30 minutes around the clock, but a source is now telling tn zone. he was not checked. >> reporter: good morning, allison and will. justice officials have also uncovered broader kmechds at the metro electrical facility. it's not clear what has been found but they say it goes beyond the 24 hours before epstein's death. we know employees at mcc have been complaining about being overworked. justice officials say the mcc has suffered a breakdown of protocols for a period that goes back years. epstein accusers are asking a federal judge to unwind the non-prosecution agreement epstein reached with federal prosecutors in florida over a decade ago in the p

the state with a lot of black voters, a demographic where warren trails. >>> the attorney general bill barrplanning a holiday party for 200 people in december and booked it at president trump's washington, d.c., hotel. fueling more questions about his independence. the "washington post" obtained the contract barr signed. he will pay for the gathering himself, eventually writing a check to the hotel for more than $30,000. according to the justice department, the attorney general chose the president's hotel because other hotels were booked. a doj official says ethics officials were consulted, and that it is not the purpose of the party to curry favor with the boss. >>> breaking moments ago. an extraordinary move in the u.k. the british prime minister will ask queen elizabeth to temporarily suspend parliament. part of a plan to tie the hands of lawmakers who want to proponent a no-deal brexit at the end of october. for the latest, we turn to nic robertson live in london. good morning, sir. so this in all likelihood makes a no-deal brexit even more likely. good morning. >> reporter: it does, da

that took waiting until bill barr got installed, i don't know the guy, but only then did i trust things enough. >> martha: it's my understanding that i should just point this out because some people might be listening and saying how credible is this? we did some asking around and we have basically had the indication that there is every reason to believe that your story is indeed credible. >> i'm not in the convincing business. >> martha: let me go back to what everyone is saying at home, what did they tell you to do, what did they ask you to do? >> some of it involved this young lady maria butina who came here -- so some of it involved her, some of it involved setting up hillary clinton for what looked like law enforcement, it looked like law enforcement was setting her up to be blackmaile blackmailed. i had help them set up hillary clinton to be blackmailed. i'm sure there are a bunch of people in washington who are going to rip me apart and i have been warned, i was warned last october from a friendly person, if you come forward, this entire town is going to destroy you and turn you i

. >> if any good news is that bill barr shares outrage, he said i'm appalled, first day, right out ofe, that this could happen, i think he perfectly understood that this just is not going to flying there is something seriously wrong, i commend him for that. lou: and i just want to say thank you to william barr for taking attorney general, i can't imagine what circumstances and national mood would be were he not. i want to turn to another turn here. part of the administration. at the same time they are announcing this rule, president is making clear, he wants more legal immigrants in the country. senate looking a at 386. that is oriented today visa holders to double the h1 bvisa, that is outsourcing american jobs weaker kellyanne conway -- we teen have tha down have that, she said this is negotiable with the republicans, she thinks they deal can be done on illegal immigration, and on guns. >> throw it all in together, give it up to democrats night ms well too it at once. do you think that democrats are give up on getting more gun regulation for something to immigration that absurd. at-