and now the facts are catching up with bill barr because they're fighting to keep some parlg parts of report secret. and in normal times they give deference to a report like this. and a federal judge ruling barr's own conduct and deception had burned oplup a lot of the ul deference and there's an obvious, quote, lack of candor and inconsistencies in the barr's handling of the mueller report that puts his credibility to account. and pushed a trump-friendly one-sided narrative at odds and what so many doj staff found in their work inside their probe. this is a legal battle over the rest of the facts. the judges say he forced mueller facts out because of the suspicion barr made a calculated attempt attempt to attempt floouns. for -- so what's next? well, first, this is part of the system working. you need know that right now. however he haslowly t showed a powerful attorney general can be held accountable and second, his judge is demanding they turn over the full unredacted copy for his review which could lead to another ruling against potentially the justice department. we're going to g

closing the wealth gap, workers rights, equality in our justice system, sending bill barr back to thete sector. [applause] sending bill barr back to the private sector and rescuing the united states department of justice from a system where if you happen to know the president or contribute enough money to the president for if you can get yourself on fox news enough, he sending bill barr back to the private sector and rescuing the united states department of justice from a system where if you happen to know the president or contribute enough money to the president for if you can get yourself on fox news enough, he will interfere with your criminal and you don't have to go to jail for the eyes you committed. but most importantly, health care. vice president biden would expand on obamacare that we have all come to know and love. that is what you would see and what you would get. the rules of division, suspicion, and even hatred. there is an irish proverb, compassion is the basis of all morality and joe biden is a compassionate and a moral man. if not before, you could feel this craving i

and it was three or four weeks before we got the real story and in that three or four weeks, bill barrhat was in this report that didn't turn out to be the truth. >> yeah, and it's nice to see a federal judge calling him out for that. there's certainly some outcry about it at the time, but i think william barr and donald trump were very successful in spinning this doumt cument to ta tale it just doesn't tell. they repeatedly said it tells a tale of no collusion, no obstruction. if you read the report, it is contrary to that. he thought barr's representations were misleading, and we have a judge saying exactly that. he uses words like distort, misleading, lacking credibility, lacking candor, and so because of that, he is compromised the credibility not only of himself but of the department of justice. >> and let's just david, let's listen to what barr said at that press conference last april that sort of set this in motion. >> there was, in fact, no collusion, and as the special counsel's report acknowledges, there is substantial evidence to show that the president was frustrated and an

[applause] sending bill barr back to the private sending bill barr back to the private sector and rescuing the united states department of justice from a system where if you happen to know the president or contribute enough money to the president for if you can get yourself on fox news enough, he will interfere with your criminal and you don't have to go to jail for the eyes you crimes you committed. [booing] most st importantly, importantly, st. louisans, health care. biden wouldnt expand on obamacare that we have all come to know and love. that is what you would see and what you would get. a country governed under the principles of our better angels, governed under the rules of even on, suspicion, and hatred. there is an irish proverb, compassion is the basis of all morality and joe biden is a compassionate and a moral man. you and this at country are craving for now as we suffer through the trump chaos. if not before, you could feel his craving in the last few days as voters in state after out and e spoken coalesced behind our guy, joe biden. [applause] even donald trump figured it out

that's what one federal judge is calling bill barr's statements on the mueller report. he's calling into question the attorney general's credibility and ordering an independent rerur review. and first we'll have more on the exit of elizabeth warren from the race, who will her supporters end up backing. up b. i can't believe it. that chad really was raised by wolves? which one is your mother? that's her right there. oh, gosh. no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. it's really great. well, i'm just so glad to have met your beautiful family. and we better be sitting down now. believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. $$9.95? no way.? $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell me more. just $9.95 a month for colonial penn's number one most popular whole life insurance plan

we still haven't seen it and what judge walton has made clear is we cannot trust what bill barr and theys about it. the american people should see it with our own eyes. >> but we still might not see it. >> we very well might not. again, what the judge is doing, though, is independently looking at it. so he will get to see it and let the american people know whether there's important information that has been withheld from us. but the other important concerns here is it's more evidence that bill barr has turned the justice department. into president trump's own law firm. and finally, what barr is accused of distorting is evidence that the russians were meddling in the 2016 election. well, guess what? there's a 2020 election. there's evidence that the russians are continuing to meddle and interfere. you'd hope that the attorney general would be on their case. rather, he seems to be trying to protect the president. >> before we move on, does the attorney general have a leg to stand on here? i mean, the justice department made the decision of what pieces to redact and what pieces to release

. >> i don't know bill barr. wondered after he did that -- and i worked in republican politics long enough to know bill barr type. and he seems so hannityized. there are not a lot of people with bill barr's pedigree that act like sean hannity is head of the justice department. >> this is part of the process of the way trump corrupts everything around him. rick wilson says everything trump touches dies, but it's more like the corruption. bill barr apparently has decided that he is going to be the roy cone for donald trump. >> why? >> i think you go back in his record -- maybe we shouldn't have been so surprised. this is somebody who has a view of the uniitary executive, the all-power to the executive. but also there is something about him that -- where he is willing to turn the position of attorney general into a servient of the president. this president and quite frankly you've been talking about the importance of credibility at a time like this. this administration, one lie after another. one attack on its credi

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we are investigating we're seeing a lot going on there, bill barr has expanded his reach, nothing is great in the intel committee, with a grand jury and everything else, let me say something. when we talk about this, you are here because your passion about this. but when you go out and talk to people who may not want to hear this, you've got to start with the conservatives we've got to be less boring. okay. i'm tired of conservatives saying, well he is a great economy, here's this, the left is bad. i mean how many times are you seeing conservatives do this. people know conservatives it's time to get on your feet and passionately explain why this matters. it matters for our country. >> that's for sure. >> own it. >> you get really got them on their feet. >> we do have to have a hold people accountable, i get asked this all the time. do you think he's gonna do the job, what are you hearing from your sources, i believe that attorney general william barr, and that prosecutor john durham, are going to do the right thing. why do i say that? because i have to have faith in the american syst

gap, workersealth rights, equality in our justice system, sending bill barr back to the private sector. [cheers] sending bill barr back to the private sector, rescuing the united states department of justice. you a system where if happen to know the president or contributed enough money to the president or if you can get yourself on fox news enough, with theirfere criminal case and you won't have to go to jail for the crimes he committed, but most importantly, st. louisans, health care. biden wouldnt expand on obamacare that we have all come to know and love. that is what you see and what you would get. governed under the principles of our better angels, not under the rules of division, suspicion, and even hatred. there's an irish proverb. compassion is the basis for all morality, and joe biden is a compassionate and moral man. and that is what you end this country are craving for now as we suffer through the trump chaos. , you could feel this craving in the last few days as voters in state after state have spoken out and coalesced behind our guide, joe biden. [cheers] even donald trum

full disclosure -- i served with bill barr, and i served under bill barr. and i know him to be a personof otal integrity. >> the most fun part of the show is that william f. buckleyr. hosted the original "firing line." and in 1992, you were on the original "firing line." you were discussing torts and reforms, hed i'd like you to take a look at what you said >> let's move to another one of youproposals, namely the the cap on punitive damages. >> our proposal is to recommend to the states that the states, through their legislative bodies, consider imposing a cap. a number have, by the way. some have actually abolished punitive damages. they're sayinghat the efficacy of punitive damages is really quite limited.pr and yet the ictability is so high that it serves as a wild card. punitive damages claims are almost always asserted. by the way, so thesystem very frequently does work. but again, it has the wild-card effect, because when you do get a punitive damages award, it tends to be astronomically high. >> do you still think the same way about punitive damages

[applause] sending bill barr back to the private sector and rescuing the united states department ofa system where if you happen to know the president or contribute enough money to the president for if you can get yourself on fox news enough, he will interfere with your criminal and you don't have to go to jail for the eyes you committed. importantly, health vice president biden would expand on obamacare that we have .ll come to know and love that is what you would see and what you would get. a government not governed under the rules of division, suspicion, and even hatred. there is an irish proverb, compassion is the basis of all morality and joe biden is a compassionate and immoral man -- and a moral man. before, you could feel this craving in the last few days as voters in state after state have spoken out and coalesced after our guide, joe biden. [applause] even donald trump figure it out earlier -- he knew that running against joe biden was the worst thing that could happen to them and he got impeached for trying to prevent it. i know and i testified that what you see is what yo

attorney general bill barr and the head of the dea with the charges contained in separate indictments in new york miami and washington now the move ramps up the latest move against a country that's already struggling economically as it faces the dire consequences of the coronavirus pandemic so joining us now to break it all down miguel teams arsalan he's author and professor of latin american history at pomona college professor thank you for being with us so 1st the indictment of a head of state is unprecedented the state department is now offering a reward of something like $15000000.00 for information leading to the capture of president mother little can the state department just sort of put a price on the head of state like that. well it's obvious that this administration feels that it can do whatever it wants the fact that bill barr has to start his conference by saying we are not the policemen of the world in fact speaks of the fact that this action is highly political and really reinforces the notion of the us as an imperial power able to dictate policy able to order the arrest

it was obvious that this administration feels that it can do whatever it wants the fact that bill barr has to start his conference by saying we are not the policeman of the world in fact speaks of the fact that this action is highly political and really reinforces the notion of the us as an imperial power able to dictate policy able to order the arrest of world leaders heads of states as it wishes if it really was interested in dealing with drug issues it would actually look at some of its closest allies in latin america in all due to us one would love to have done this whose brother was indicted and found guilty and in new york courts for actually drug trafficking has also been implicated in drug trafficking so have many other political leaders in the region including leverage in colombia so this is very much a clearly a political moment a cruel inhuman action at a time in which the country is reeling not only from the pen demick but also from low prices for oil and also dramatic shortages created in part by the sanctions imposed by both the obama administration and now the trumpet mi

. >> bill barr hasn't tested positive.l. we don't know if ivanka has been tested. >> one of the things, ivanka trump in public. we may have seen bill barr, if they don't appear to be symptomatic. the guidelines would say you don't need to be tested. what the guidelines say is you need to self-quarantine. you have seen a number of elected officials, including the chief of staff, mark meadows tested negative but he was around somebody at cpac who tested positive and been around a bunch of people. the president is refuse to go o do that. they want to send a message that this is not necessarily worst case outcome. that's fine. you can't be surprised when the public confused about what you're trying to say. >> thank you very much for the latest reporting. >>> the response from the sports world to the coronavirus is also unprecedented. seasons, entire seasons suspended. march madness canceled. we discuss what happens next. my patients i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. th

. >>> all right, a federal judge is sharply criticizing attorney general bill barr's candor and credibility in his handling of last year's mueller report. judge reggie walton ordering the justice department to let him review the un-redacted mueller report in response to a freedom of information lawsuit filed by buzzfeed and a watchdog group. walt appointed by a republican president called barr's summary of mueller's main conclusions, quote, misleading. barr told congress and the public mueller found the trump campaign did not conspire with russia. barr also said the justice department determined the president had not obstructed justice. >> about 9 minutes past the hour. after a brief hour of hope an alabama man is executed for the deaths of three police officers he did not kill. at my age? $9.95? no way. $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell me more. just $9.95 a month for

have a great weekend. >>> all right, a federal judge sharply questioning attorney general bill barr candoreport. now, walton who was appointed by a republican president called barr's summary of mueller's main conclusions misleading echoing mueller's own objections at the time. barr told congress and the public mueller found the trump campaign did not conspire with russia. barr also said the justice department determined the president had not obstructed justice. now, we'll be right back. ge business in america. t-mobile has the first and only, nationwide 5g network. and with it, you can shape the future. we've invested 30 billion dollars and built our new 5g network for businesses like yours. while some 5g signals only go a few blocks, t-mobile 5g goes for miles. no other 5g signal goes farther or is more reliable in business. tomorrow is in your hands. partner with t-mobile for business today. a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle tomomembers like kate.nds. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simp

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and now, i would like to ask attorney general bill barr to say a few words.nd we will take questions in a little while. thank you. >> let me start by thanking you, mr. president, mr. vice president, for your decisive leadership in this unprecedented battle to save american lives. the department of justice working hard to protect the health and safety of our personnel, while at the same time, keeping our efforts at full throttle. so i would like to thank all of my colleagues and law enforcement, not just those at the federal level, but of all of the state and local partners. the police officers, the sheriff's deputies, who are protecting and serving their communities are often at great risk to themselves. what i would like to do here is start with a few remarks about the order that the president mentioned. to ensure the availability of critical medical and health supplies from warding and price gouging. march 18th, the president issued executive order 139 oh nine with the defense production act with the respective health and medical resources needed to respond

. >>> up next, a federal judge cries foul over attorney general's bill barr handling of the mueller report ahead. stay with us. ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ ♪ downy unstopables which of your devices are protected by daily security updates? daily security updates... daily? i don't know. the only thing... i'm struggling with this. some providers you have to manually download updates to each device. comcast business securityedge updates every 10 minutes to help keep your connected devices protected against new ransomware, malware and phishing threats. every 10 minutes feels pretty good. get secure, reliable internet and voice for an amazing price. call today. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> tonight the justice department is pushing back after a federal judge excoriated attorney general bill barr over his handling of the mueller report. yesterday the judge who was overseeing a freedom of information act request for the full and unredacted mueller report called the attorney general's handling it of, quote, distorted and misleading. in a scorching 23-page opinion, d.c. federal judge

now i'd like to ask attorney general bill barr to say a few words and we'll take questions in a littlehile. thank you. >> let me start by thanking you, mr. president, mr. vice president for your decisive leadership in this unprecedented battle to save american lives. the department of justice we're working hard to protect the health and safety of our personnel while at the same time keeping our enforcement efforts at full throttle. so i'd like to thank all of my colleagues and law enforcement, not just those at the federal level but of all our state and local partners, the police officers, the sheriff's deputies who are protecting and serving their communities often at a great risk to themselves. what i'd like to do here is start with a few remarks about the order that the president mentioned. to ensure the availability of critical medical and health supplies from hoarding and price gouging. on march 18thheresi issued executive orderin envoe eninvoking the health prevention act and the health and resources needed to respond to covid-19 including ppe and ventilators. the we have started

pointlessly cruel it's obvious that this administration feels that it can do whatever once the fact that bill barr has to start his conference by saying we are not the policeman of the world in fact speaks of the fact that this action is highly political and really reinforces the notion of the us as an imperial power able to dictate policy able to order the arrest of world leaders heads of states as it wishes so this is very much a clearly of a political more moment a cruel inhuman action at a time in which the country is reeling not only from the pandemic but also from the low prices for oil and also dramatic shortages created in part by the sanctions imposed by both the obama administration and now the trump administration . you know states has found itself the center of the cove in 1000 pandemic with the largest number of cases globally almost 86000 americans have tested positive for the virus more than 1300 of died you'll see the spin by far the worst hit with nearly $40000.00 cases that's around haul for the national total $466.00 people have died in new york state governor andrew cuomo says

so obvious that this administration feels that it can do whatever it wants the fact that bill barr has to start his conference by saying we are not the policeman of the world in fact speaks of the fact that this action is highly political and really reinforces the notion of the us as an imperial power able to dictate policy able to order the arrest of world leaders heads of states as it wishes so this is very much a clearly a political more moment a cruel inhuman action at a time in which the country is reeling not only from the pandemic but also from the low prices for oil and also dramatic shortages created in part by the sanctions imposed by both the obama administration and now that trumpet ministration. italy has suffered the largest loss of life of any country because of the pandemic more than 8000 people have died and there are 80000 confirmed cases north of the country's been hit hardest this video shows a local climate or in that has been simply overwhelmed by the outbreak it is overloaded with coffins additional refrigeration devices have been brought in as workers were unabl

the department of justice, the attorney general bill barr announcing in the last few hours but they aren on those organisations that might be hoarding some of those essential supplies or indeed price gouging stop we have heard reports of these facemasks being sold for nearly seven 01’ facemasks being sold for nearly seven or eight times their face value. so that is something that the government is clamping down on. they also have said that they have closed down a website that was offering an entirely fake vaccine. peter, thank you very much. that was peter bowes with the latest from the us. meanwhile in australia, in the state of new south wales, it says it is going to use harsh penalties to enforce self isolation against the coronavirus. the number of cases in the state has jumped to 880. 0ur correspondent, shaimaa khalil, joins us from sydney. i suppose this is a country that has been dealing with the nightmare of the bushfires you we re nightmare of the bushfires you were reporting on not long ago, and now it is dealing with the nightmare of coronavirus? that's right. many people tha

attorney general bill barr announcing he's going after people stockpiling crucial supplies.still to come together in much-needed coronavirus package as more states go on lockdown this morning and more people find themselves out of work. both sides expected to come

of course he did have considerable help from his water boy bill barr in also trashing the report beforeeard a case about alabama restrictions. the court will consider whether congress can subpoena president trump's records and whether immune from investigations. they will render opinions on trump's efforts to phase out an obamacare program shielding 700,000 immigrants from deportation and consider whether to drive into questions connected to the affordable care act and sanctuary cities. should they be taking on such partisan cases in an election year? >> it's a great question. the thing is the supreme court is the institution of last resort to decide the constitutionality of laws and of executive orders. so of necessary, they have to take on cases like this if those cases actually present a constitution al issue that needs to be decided. so political though they may be, these cases have to be handled somewhere. and i've always said, it's not called the supreme legislative branch or the supreme executive branch, the last stop to decide the constitutionality of our laws is the supreme cou

our and the work he spoke with attoey general bill barr about that effort.e get rerts of some warehouses, full of equipment. attorney generalwilliam barr says anyone trying to profit off f the current pandemic will face criminal prosecution that could vove prison ime ys the department of justice has seen evidence of hoarding critical medical supplis and tryinto sell them at higher prices, it's mostly a personal protective gear rgical masks, it also includes some drugs this week president order to crack down on ve retailers hiking up prices. barr says the order is not aimed at consumers who are stocking upon essential supplies for their own use we're talking about. >>middlemen whcome into the market try buy this equipment and important terial live for the purpose of jacking up the price north carolina republican sator thom till says some price increases are normal may be the use of the supplies needed to manufacture a product of got up and yohave to flect that cause but tillis said he introduced the ending price gouging during meencies act to stop sellers fro

. >>> attorney general bill barr could soon rule that some of oldest and most vulnerable inmates be sente in coronavirus. 10 inmates and eight staff members have tested positive for covid-19. 20,000 inmates in the federal prison system who are in their mid-50s and older. what can be done to protect these vulnerable populations as the virus continues to spread. joining me associate professor of health and medicine at harvard. doctor, we were talking about this idea, prison populations, you worked in prison populations before, studying the spread of infectious diseases, this is really dangerous place for people in close quarters unable to social distance. >> yeah, absolutely, ali. you know, when you think about it when you're in a prison you're crowded together and you eat together, you move around in very specific ways. you can't control what you clean and how many times you're washing your hands necessarily there's a lot of issues around prisons and we have had outbreaks of a number of diseases in prison. we know that prisons are at very high risk. >> what can be done, what have you seen

what bill barr has been saying all along is contrary to the facts.g to take this sitting down or he's going to back down. let me tell you real quickly, judge walton is something of a lion in d.c. justice circles he was first appointed by ronald reagan in 1981 and reappointed by george h.w. bush. he did that for 20 years before joining the federal bench by appointment of george w. bush. and then chief justice roberts appointed him to the fisa court where he became chief of the fisa court. he's serious, legendary, he's no nonsense. in a battle between judge walton and bill barr, my money is on judge walton. >> my money is on you. keep us up to date on your filing. thank you for being here. >> thank you, joy. >> more "a.m. joy" after the break. , joy. >> more "a.m. joy" after the break. more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com everything was so fresh in the beginning... but that plug quickly faded. luckily there's febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200

bill barr the attorney general met with mccarthy and they hammered it out and pelosi liked it and theyt under the bus. that's a situation they are on in capitol hill. >> i hate to ask a specific question about something that's obviously so murky but this sounds like politics as usual despite the fact it may be the biggest crisis since 9/11. you think this is going to last a long time and nothing trump wants is going to get done just because of politics or do you think both sides can forget we are fighting this huge crisis and we need to resolve this and move on. thoughts about the timeframe. >> he this was supposed to be the easy bill,. that may not happen. they might move something to the house but the senate does not even here in the president seems to object. what happens when they go to bail out the airline industry or the travel industry? >> said the bigger packages which are almost inevitably coming in a few months or next year or whenever once they understand the gravity and how dire the says. nancy pelosi is no dummy. she's like okay we are going to move a bill and if you liste

i think we've got to remember bill barr put him in charge because, one, he's a litigator, one who actuallylly knows what he's doing. he's a tough-minded person who's not going to put up with the fluff that surrounds a lot of these high profile investigations. he's going to go desperate to the grand jury, and he'll either make charges or won't make chargings. trish: you're making me nervous. he'll either make it or he won't because it seems to me he ought to be making some. >> i think he will. but i want to be very clear. a lot of times we want to go straight from a to c and remember that there, b. look, when bill bar actually went with him to europe, when he introduced him to other folks who are pieces of this investigation, when they opened it up to the intelligent community, when clapper and brennan all of a sudden had to start getting worried they were going to get subpoenas and go before a grand jury, those are the kinds of things that made me think this is an investigation that's not simply not finding anything, they're going to make sure it sticks. trish: we know of one lawyer alread

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♪ >> well it's been nearly a year since a federal judge took a closer look at attorney general bill barr'swalton is ordering the justice department to submit and unredacted copy of the wrote. here's what he wrote. >> jim trusty, a former prosecutor. love to ask you these questions. so who defends attorney general william barr when they come after you on this sort of thing? >> well, ultimately the department has to make comment or you let it play out in court or you have old pundits say something about it. it's not really a direct fight between barr and the judge at this moment. >> what is the fight about? >> it's a narrow issue. basically judge walton and the d.c. federal district court is looking at the issue of the foya redactions that were made for the report. what he basically said, he's going to do his own private review to see if the redactions were legit. he bases that review on the need for that review on some pretty scorched findings about the attorney general barr. i think it's opening up some interesting questions about whether he needed to go as far as he did in that 23-page op

story, val demings in florida, kamala harris as a candidate, and as a senator and her questioning of bill barrthers. it's almost an embarrassment of riches. is governor whitmer, would that be a smart choice for the vice president? should he be the nominee. >> he does have a lot of good women to choose from. and i am way too smart to start handicapping the women on the list for potential vice president. but he really can't go wrong with what i'm confident are the 10 or 11 or 15 women that he's got on that list. they all have excelled. they all have shown strength in difficult circumstances. they all are qualified to be president of the united states. and they all will reinforce the fact that joe biden wants strong women around him, he's not interested in putting them down. >> claire mccaskill, i wish i could say it's nice to see your face, but we're struggling more than usual on the technological side. i trust you're in your beautiful kitchen. eugene, thank you so much. so nice to hear from you. thanks to everybody -- yes? >> no, i was just going to say, we could put claire on that list, too, i

says he feels fine but it is a big deal for the trump administration considering he fertr met with bill barr and ivanka trump last friday. >>> for the president of the united states, it does all come down to numbers. >> when you have 15 people, and the 15 within a couple of days is going to be down to close to zero, that's a pretty good job we've done. >> i would rather because i like the numbers being where they are, i don't need to have the numbers double because of one ship that wasn't our fault. >> the united states because of what i did and what the administration did with china, we have 32 deaths at this point. other countries that are smaller countries have many, many deaths. 32 is a lot. 32 is too many. but when you look at the kind of numbers that you're seeing coming out of other countries, it's pretty amazing when you think of it. >> as "the washington post" reports, the president is responding to the coronavirus the same way he has responded to everything, from his rally crowdsizes to the stock market. his obsession with numbers has dominated and shaped the administration's respo

the house minority leader thought there was an agreement earlier this week that he negotiated with bill barrgeneral on fisa. and then that was blown up in the senate for the time being. republicans in the house are very concerned about getting this right. i spoke with one senior republican who said that some of the outstanding issues were just technical. this is why they thought they had an agreement maybe 10:00, 11:00 this morning and they might have this bill on the house floor. but this bill will probably pass later tonight with an amal gum of democrats and republicans what's key here, bret, we still don't have the bill text. house speaker nancy pelosi at one point this afternoon seemed poise to go ahead and pass her own bill without any republican support and basically say, look, you know, we have done our part, the senate it's up to you, president trump it's up to you. and if you don't pass something we will see you in november, bret. >> bret: chad, that's important. pelosi in her letter said she listed a few things including secured paid emergency leave, to weeks of paid sick leave and

you talked about bill barr. there were people, not just belmar, but thousands of other blue check mark elitists saying i don't care if someone loses their job. i don't care if they lose their home or can't make their mortgage payments, you know if we can get one of our leftist clones to implement free health care for illegals were never going to pay for it, that's well worth your suffering. donald trump has put americans first. he's put america first again. we shouldn't be embarrassed about that. he was ahead of this and no matter what his response, there's going to be criticism. they will rethink it and when you have everyone in the media that will run with whatever the democrat talking points are, they can pretend to make up facts. as you've seen and as they've done. >> sean: you know it was amazing i heard from somebody in the room that your dad, everybody said no, probably shouldn't do it. those who weighed in on the political side said it's going to backfire. fake news he an end said stigma and fear that th

this week, a federal judge sharply criticized attorney general bill barr's handling of the mueller reportsaying that barr put forward a distorted and misleading account of its findings and lacked credibility on the topic. so a viewer asks, what is the practical result of this judge's finding that barr publicly misrepresented the mueller report? >> this was a remarkable ruling. a federal judge just destroyed william barr's credibility and independence. now, by the way, this federal judge was appointed by george w. bush in 2001. this dispute happened in a freedom of information act, a foia case, where journalists are trying to get information to redacted portions of the mueller report, and the judge said, i don't trust you, attorney general, to do this in a fair way, so i'm going to babysit this process, and the judge excoriated the attorney general, noted inconsistencies, said the attorney general lacked candor, and the judge even raised the possibility and raised the question if barr had acted that way in a calculated attempt to help donald trump. this is a real black eye for the attorney

now i would like ask attorney general bill barr to say a few words.ll take questions in a little while, thank you. >> let me start by thanking you, mr. president and mr. vice president, for your decisive leadership in this unprecedented battle to save american lives. the department of justice, we're working hard to protect the health and safety of our personnel while at the same time keeping our enforcement efforts at full throttle. so i would like to thank all of my colleagues in law enforcement, not just those at the federal level but of all our state and local partners. the police officers, the sheriffs deputys who are protecting and serving their communities. often at great risk to themselves. what i would like to do here is start with a few remarks about the order that the president mentioned. to insure the availability of critical medical and health supplies from hoarding and price gouging. on march 18th the president issued executive order 13909 invoking the defense production act with respect to the health and medical resources needed to the r

attorney general bill barr laid out the charges thursday, claiming maduro's socialists united of venezuela party partnered with dissident factions of colombia's farc rebel movement "to flood the united states with cocaine" while using the drug trade as a "weapon against america." the state department has offered a $15 million reward for information that could lead to maduro's arrest. in a nationwide e address thursday, venezuelan president maduro d dismissed the charges s anotheher attempt by wasashingto stage a coup d'etat. maduro blasted president trump as a racist cowboy and fired back at the united states' handling of the coronavirus crisis. >> the united states has become . public health threat there is no public health system in the united states. there is no pububc health system. the entire system is private. amy: and 30-year-old indian-american journalist liyna anwar has died after a long battle with an aggressive form of leukemia. her struggle for what might have been a life-saving stem cell transplant exposed racial disparities in the national bone marrow registry and inspired a