bob: it doesn't.he fact that you have tweets today and yesterday tells you how independent the fed is. i think it is a complex question. certainly, the president gets to appoint who they want as the fed chair, so they pick someone who is reasonable and moderate like jay powell. they know kind of what they are going to get. i think it was a good appointment, but he is on his own now. and i think he has laid out a very credible path going forward. jonathan: it's safe to say that the president's tweets this friday have had more impact than what is happening with jay powell in congress. what is happening with the treasury curve? it has been flat and then all of a sudden we get steepness during the week. bob: there are a couple things going on. certainly there is a belief the fed is going to stick to its rate path, that we will see increases every other meeting for now. great set of words, but i think also there has been some news out of japan that the bank of japan may tinker with its optimal yield curve

bob michele, jp morgan, thank you very much. bob: thank you.athan: we will be back before the year is out. from new york, that does it for us and we will see you next week. from new york, this was "bloomberg real yield." ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. >> rooms for everyone. china's ceo talks but rival. how it can help them a jump in u.s. exports. >> i'm alix steel. welcome to bloomberg commodities.

i completely agree with bob. think as the financial conditions are tightening, you have to be careful what you own. when everyone is rushing for the exit, it is not obvious that liquidity provide is out there. jonathan: priya misra along with bob miller and mark okada from highland capital management. coming up, the auction block. they may be chewing on the world cup in russia, but the country posted the biggest bond miss since 2015. that conversation up next. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." i want to head to the auction block now, where more than $240 billion of treasuries were offered this week. i want to focus on the $30 billion sale of seven-year know it's can mother had the lowest yield in three months, when they beat the cover ratio of 2.3, weaker than the last seven-year note sale. meanwhile, in italy, the country had its first auction of five and 10 year debt since the new populist coalition took office. the sa

bob: thank you. jonathan: our thanks to bob.rk, that does it for us and we will see you next week. from new york, this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ alix: commodities in crisis. alcoa cutting its product -- 2018 profit forecast, the latest victim in president trump's trade battle. we talk about china's rising lng demands and how it can absorb the junk in u.s. exports. ♪ alix: i'm alix steel. welcome to bloomberg "commodities edge." it is 30 minutes of focused on the company's ph

morgan and still with me michael -- -- bob bob michele.ith what is happening with the currency policy, things have changed. what the chinese are doing is the right response. what we have seen is they stepped back from the currency. they are willing to let the trade determine where the is. -- they areg to willing to see where the market is pricing it. that is a good response. for the pboc it is the right thing. they will allow some banks to invest again and ease regulations. liquidityo redo track -- they are trying to redirect liquidity. the chinese are having the right response. jonathan: there are many ways to look at the giants -- chinese currency. when you look at it, what story do you see? lisa: i think the dollar and the currency is trading roughly where we think fair value is. depreciating in the trade basket, looking at euro and asian currencies. that makes sense. the trade right now is going more toward asia. we expect more weakness coming into the basket. the u.s. is a tough call. we just were discussing what the u.s. policy respo

bob mueller was named special counsel 439 days ago. frankly, we all know that if trump did, in fact, have a very nasty and contentious business relationship with mueller he wouldn't have held it in for 439 days. now, he did interview mueller as a potential replacement for the former fbi director jim comey. now, that's a pretty hard thing to imagine trump doing if he really did have a very nasty and contentious business relationship with mueller. the truth is this, not only has it been 439 days since mueller was named, the president waited months and months and months, until march of this year before attacking mueller by name for the first time. it escalated quickly from there. in april, the month michael cohen's home and office were raided by fbi agents and comey released his book contradicting trump's account of their interactions, trump mentioned witch hunt nine times on twitter. look at these bar charts. by june, the president had attacked the investigation as a witch hunt 25 times that month alone. you see the skinny bars? it was o

did bob mueller ask you why this matters? >> if you're asking why it matters it was a comparison between a case about -- >> i've seen you -- but that is not what i'm asking you. i want to know if bob mueller asked you about this text message? >> director mueller did not ask me about any text message, congressman. >> just days after mueller's appointed in two text messages you reference impeachment. did bob mueller ask you why you were referencing impeachment? >> congressman, as i just stated,director mueller did not ask me about any text message. >> i find that very interesting, that bob mueller has to remove you as a consequence of bias. now you don't say it's bias. you say based on your perception of bob mueller's per sengs of you, it couldn't possibly be your bias. bob mueller doesn't ask you about a single one of them. then i look at other people bob mueller picked on his team, people like lisa paige. i'm curious to know if he asked her about any of her incendiary text messages. throughout the team you've got people worki

did bob mueller ask you why this matters? >> if you're asking why it mattered, it was comparison between a case about -- >> i have seen you answer questions i did not ask. i want to know if bob mueller asked you about this text message. >> director mueller didn't ask me about any text message, congressman. >> gosh, just days after mueller is appointed in two text messages, one on may 19 and 22nd of may, you reference impeachment. did bob mueller ask you why you were referencing impeachment? >> congressman, as i just stated, director mueller did not ask me about any text message. >> i find that very interesting that bob mueller has to remove you as a consequence of bias, you don't say it is bias, you say based on your perception of bob mueller's perception of you, it couldn't possibly be your bias, has to be the appearance of bias. when we get into the manifestation of that bias through your words, bob mueller doesn't ask you about a single one of them. then i look at other people bob mueller picked on the team, like lisa page

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i met bob during this period. it was also during this time that the organization for a better austin under the leadership of gail was organized. south austin coalition community council, s. a a.c., was formed with bob as a lead organizer. and i decided to run for the city council. over the years, i have followed bob's work without exception. south austin is practically an all african-american community except for a few merchants who never left the area. a few white citizens, schoolteachers, and policemen. of course bob is white our caucasian. and yet he won the hearts of the community and the trust of the people. he has developed intimate relationships with many of the residents, and to many he's like a member of their family. through bob's leadership s.a.c. became known as the top grassroots community organization in the chicagoland area. bob was always a strategist. but the members like mr. ed bailey, miss irene norwood, mrs. lillian drummond, mr. eorge larson, juanita were the voices. many people don't know it

>> he did not. >> did bob mueller ask you what you meant by an insurance policy? >> director mueller did not. on july 26, this is contemporaneous with the opening of the trump russian investigation. she said that clinton has to win now. and you replied, damn, this feels momentous because this matters. this other one did too. this matters because it matters. so super glad to be on this voyage with you. did bob mueller ask you why this matters? >> if you're asking -- >> no, no. i've seen you do this. that's not what i'm asking you. i want to know in bob mueller asked you about this text messa message. >> he did not ask me about any text. >> in two texts, one in may, he asked you about impeachment. >> he did not ask me about any text message. >> i find that interesting that bob mueller has to remove you as con sequence of bias. you don't say it's bias. you say based on your perception of you, it couldn't be your bias. when we get into the manifestation of that bias through your words, bob mueller doesn't ask you about a single one of them. so i looked at 0 people lik

he stopped by bob's doughnut.e's been eyeing this challenge for quite some time now. >> that doughnut just seems relevant to him. >> you have a point. he's seven feet tall. >> that doughnut didn't stand a chance. >> my heart rate's going up. i'm so excited. >> do they have a gluten-free version? i would do it any way. >> what do you get? the doughnut for free. >> if you finish the challenge, you get your money back, a t-shirt and listed in bob's hall of fame. >> they're coaching him in the background. >> get it under two minutes. >> 45 seconds. >> his official time was 1:59:29 so in addition to be a two time nba champion he will be enlisted into the bob's doughnut hall of fame. >> this is more important. >> seriously. >>> here comes the lambeau cruising the boulevard. >> if he's not the owner, that is a brilliant way to still a lamborghini. >>> and dad wants the tv remote. >> but his head is to too comfortable leaning against the pillow. >> and what do you expect him to do? reach for it? >> how he calls in the per

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how many more boxes will bob dudley tick? bob: we are getting back to the way we should be at the company. we say the company is firing on all cylinders, all those things are operating at levels that they should be. we turned around and retooled the company over seven years so it would be good to get back to being efficient. mountain to climb at the beginning, you are at the peak now. i assume this may be not the peak but close. things are as you say back on an even keel. it has been a tough mountain to climb. do you stick around and enjoy take theor do you cable car down? bob: i love what i do, i survey the pleasure of the board and we have a fantastic team, a real team of people. every once in a while you work with a high performing and this has been high-performing for years now, it is a joy to work with them. javier: you continue traveling and you are talking to peers. how do you see the global economy doing especially with trade wars, we have real trade wars question mark -- wars? we -- our projections, 3.1 this year, 2.

. >> bob innes says his website has broken up almost 100 murder for hire plots, even though he doesn't make any money off of it, it is now his personal mission to help save lives. >> when he says kill my mom and my dad and my sister, my brother. >> reporter: bob innes is reading an email he got yesterday morning from a 14- year-old boy in alaska, and email submitted through his website renda hitman.com. >> this is the website. >> reporter: bus, it is not what you think. >> we decided we wanted to start a company doing risk analysis, intrusion detection, white hat hacking. >> reporter: that is where the name came from, back in 2005, and the website, created right here at his desk in the kitchen of his home. >> this is where it happens. >> reporter: instead of getting email for i.t. services, people were literally asking for a hitman. >> the emails for a living. it was absolutely not expected. >> reporter: bob decided to run with it. >> after receiving those emails, i have decided to basically transform the webpage. >> reporter: now it is almost a parody site, complete with an intake for

bob bob said this and together and. told bob and bob came down and i auditioned them and we got is first songs recorded just the same you know so i didn't discovered i just was the man. no one's heard of you know it isn't it but anyway today there was like welcome x. milk a jug of a big bell fame was in the twenty first century did you get to meet. strangers thing is. when i went to new york the they market mccausland speak i was on my way to the border. and heard it don't work oh. he's gone so. that's it they were you interested in the in that in the bad store rights over the good well as it as it seemed there in history books well he was a king he's ok before the veil of speech and welcome to. the jerusalem i don't know you know the media. artist obvious when promote who they want to promote but when you look at that ghost who. freedom fighters their parts were kind of different you know malcolm was blunt. just get to the point and maybe speak of violence in him you know fight fire with fire maybe he's sick of that wa

guest: thank you, bob. we've had a spectacular year both from a financial point of view and from the critical and prize-winning point of view. do you want to throw anything in their? host: let's introduce bob. >> i love-- run at live right which is a division of norton, i'm editor-in-chief and publishing director. live at right is a classic name in american book publishing, so it's the relaunch of a great american name. host: so, you are adding on to what she was saying? guest: we just work so well as a team, yes. host: financially, has it been a good year for live right? guest: it's been an extremely good year for live right. people say, i'm so sorry you are in publishing how are you doing and it always surprises me because we are doing great. how are you doing, i mean, there is in this country i don't care how polarized it is, people everywhere want good books. we had a good book at live right that won the pulitzer prize which has electrified people along the belt from florida to texas and every event tha

bob: what you said is correct. the may government has been lobbying very hard -- -- has been lobbied very hard whether itis airbus, is lufthansa saying it is very concerned about future investments. with the ofut future investment for its many plant near oxford. there is a long list of manufacturers saying that we have very complex global supply chains and if we do not have a free trade agreement those supply chains and future investment will be disrupted. the manufacturing sector has resulted in the white paper on goods. in terms of the service sector, it has not received the same level of lobbying. that thereas assumed would not be what we would call a passport into your. that is why as that managers have switched operations to luxembourg and dublin. bankss why investment increasingly allocate resources to paris and elsewhere. matt: it almost seems like the lobbying has worked better than that democratic process. that is a long discussion. bob parker will -- will stay with us. i will get his thoughts on what you

bob mueller is operating on bob mueller's time line and until he releases that report, until there's a conclusion reached in that report, all of this is -- is politics. meaning outside of that investigation. and bob mueller to his credit has done a completely apolitical type of investigation despite the onslaught of hyper political tensions outside of it coming at him from both sides. so until that conclusion is reached and until that report is made public, you know, no one knows what's on the tapes. but i will say, why was michael cohen recording those tapes? i think you know, the president has tried to go after him for that. >> i think a lot of people want to know that reason. >> julia, let me play for you what rudy giuliani said right after this allegation was made. let's listen. >> ip expected something like this from cohen. he's been lying for years. i don't see if he had any credibility. if you had a trial and there won't be a trial, which lie do you want to pick? the first lie, the second lie, some new lie? there's nobody that knows him that hasn't warned me that if he's backe

bob: first, i love my day job. progress the board is making and finding the next great ceo for this wonderful company. in terms of the process, the board has not set a timeline. they are moving with a sense of urgency. they are looking at highly qualified internal candidates and extra candidates. -- external candidates. they will take the time to make sure we find the ideal candidate and will have a variety of considerations in picking who that person is. for our company, diversity and inclusion is a very important part of the makeup of the company. i am sure a criteria, main criteria the board will take -- the board will consider is how important diversity-inclusion is for the next leader of this company. it has been a stalwart for intel and is important for our culture and it will be a consideration that the board will evaluate. you have progressive programs which we have reported on. intel decided that brian had an affair that violated company policy. what are you doing to make sure that does not happen again el

rob appointed bob mueller to be his special council. bob mueller, a republican. so, you know, this is not an investigation being run by chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. it's being run by a man, who is a republican, who was appointed by democrat deputy attorney general for again, on what have of a republican led justice department. i think it's also important to note that in the u.s. system, we let the rule of law run its course. to suggest that nothing has come of the last year or so of this investigation, there have been more indictments of people in this investigation, and anyone i remember in recent memory. you have the president's former national security adviser, his campaign chairman, and a number of others who have been indicted. the campaign chairman is in prison as we are speaking now. so, it's not as if he's not finding crime. keep in mind, some of these crimes, people have admitted to. have pled. reached plea agreements. so, sometimes you hear this notion this uncovered nothing. it has uncovered a lot. some of this is not just the special council's find

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nbc's bay area bob redell joins us live at the san jose dmv. we have all waited in the lines before, bob. >> reporter: yes. and there were long lines this morning. good morning to you, laura. anyone going to the dmv, one thing you dread outside of the paper work is the long lines. that's why the dmv in san jose and another are opening hours earlier to help people get through the offices faster so the two offices we are speaking of are the san jose driver's license processing center here on center road and the oakland-claremont. 7:00 a.m. four days a week except for wednesday opening at 9:00 a.m. on top of the two offices opening earlier, 14 bay area dmv offices with saturday service 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., beginning on august 4th. as far as the workforce goes, dmv plans to hire 400 new employees, statewide to handle the long lines. with the agency already hiring

that is gone, i agree with bob. as financial conditions tighten you have to be careful what you want. everyone is rushing for the exit. it is not good for liquidity providers. coming up on the program, the option bought. biggestia posted its bond since 2015. this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ >> this is bloomberg real yield. i want to head to the auction block where more than $240 billion of treasury were offered this week. i want to focus on the $30 billion sale, the lowest yield in three months. a ratio of 2.53 which is weaker than the last 70. in italy, the country had its first auction of five and 10 year debt. the sale posted a bid to cover ratio, the lowest anomalous the year. their five-year bonds are the highest in the eurozone. after greece syria russia is on track for its biggest bond issuance miss, they sold half of the money that wanted to borrow. that is the worst result since 2050. priya, bob miller, and mark okada. priya, i want to begin with you. basically just -- book your trade, book your products. i'

>> absolutely, bob makes a good point. the question is will trump listen to his legal team who clearly say he should not sit down for an interview. next week the president is set to sit down with vladimir putin, and while rudy giuliani is saying there was no contact with russia, according to people last week, there was election meddling. >> you mentioned the meeting with putin, and giuliani touched on that, too, the meeting set with putin for july 16. let's hear what he had to say about it. >> he has to sit down with vladimir putin. putin runs the biggest government on earth, has a big weapon collection and has shown that he wants to negotiate. if anything, it's confidence for the president to show he did nothing wrong. >> what's your reaction to that, bob? >> i think it depends what the president says to putin. i don't think there's any problem, whether it's president obama or prior presidents. they've met with leaders who are a bit hostile to the united states. but is trump going to push him on election meddling this yea

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swan nice to have you this morning, bob.'re quoted in "the wall street journal" story covering your quarter as having said about it there's not much not to like but the market seems to not like it so what are they missing >> for us we had an outstanding quarter. revenue up 15% operating margins expanding by 500 basis points earnings per share up 44%. to the first six months of the year, we generated $6 billion in cash and returned over $8 billion in cash to shareholders. more importantly as we looked at the rest of the year, we raised the full year outlook. we feel like we're building great momentum to the first six months and really excited about execution on the second half as we go into 2019. so we feel great about the quarter. >> you know, stock down 8% is not insignificant. do you think it is the continuing delays in rollout of the chip or the fact your guidance implied gross margins won't expand even though revenues are what's causing the decrease in market capitalization? >> well look, i think investors are a little a

bob? >> yeah, the -- the -- there had been an earlier episode of heroin addiction that focused in california and new york. and in both of those states they had developed a substantial civil commitment program for heroin addicts. governor rockefeller embraced the civil commitment approach to the problem. separate from that growing out of it the program called synonon became across mississippi as daytop and odyssey house which was therapy to the communities in new york city was an alternative treatment program that involved a year or two or three years of residential care of heroin addicts. it changed their character and that was the approach john lindsay, the mayor of new york, for what was going on -- those were the two sort of polar ideas. what happened was vincent dole started in the 1960's his program which involved giving the person an oral dose of methadone once a day. heroine addicts have to inject the drug and it is very unstable. method on, because it is overly effective, you can o

bob alvarez, formerly with the department of energy. bob? >> i am recovering from the department of energy. what i'm going to talk about here are mostly pre-disposal issues associated with nuclear power plants. especially the spent fuel aspect of it, which is the most significant long lasting problems facing the closure of power. -- power plant. nuclear power plants have been major large-scale radioactive organizations. after about 60 years, the united states have generated roughly 30% of the total global energy of spent nuclear fuel. there are about 80,150 metric tons at about 125 sites, nine of which are operational. i'm concerned about this because of this material which is the most hazardous material on the planet. it is a unique material that is something that was totally new and i thought about until about 19 50 when the united states government began to ponder the subject of what do we do with these wastes. in 1959, abel weldon, university professor at johns hopkins testified before congress the first time to inquire it on the subject

bob mueller indicting russians for hack iing. the biggest developments in this probe since paul manafort's indictment. this is friday, july 13, and the special counsel probe that donald trump has spent his presidency degrading in which house republicans furiously blasted in that nearly ten-hour hearing yesterday in which currently hangs over trump's foreign tour and putin summit, well, tonight there has been the most detailed indictment of russian election meddling in american history. there are implications here for the u.s. relationship with russia, the security of the upcoming midterms and most importantly implications for potential further charges here in the united states. tonight on the beat we have special coverage of all of this including reaction from a top aide to hillary clinton and a former roger stone associate sam nunberg. but i bring you the facts tonight. tonight's indictment not aimed at a lawyer who did work for trump associates like some past indictments, not aimed at unknown political operatives like george pa

i never felt aggressed in any way. >> you felt bob mueller's investigators were fair? >> yes, they were really. >> did you ever see bob mueller when you were doing the interview? >> no. i had a conversation with two agents from the fbi at the headquarters in chicago. >> how many agents did you speak with? >> two. we were in connection with washington with a microphone. >> how long was the discussion? >> at least two hours and a half. >> and what did they really want to know? >> if i had sensitive information that even concerning me personally and i suppose also my experience, my background was interesting because i used to work for the european parliament. i was extremely nervous. it was very wild. i said, okay, i go by myself. i would try to understand, first of all, what they want and help them. >> and you think bob mueller is interested in accuracy? >> i think he is doing a very accurate job. >> there have been allegations that it's a, quote unquote, witch hunt. >> no. i never found that. they just wanted to meet to clarify certain number of things and i never felt

bob: yes.quarter, we had probably about a $50 million hit in terms of our china business, related to the implementation of higher tariffs on the china side in response to tariffs put in place by the united states. if we look at the full year under the inception -- under the assumption they stay in place, that could be $200 million of headwinds. david: president trump announced that we will not have tariffs on european imports because they have come to terms in various ways on trade. how much relief will that give ford or is that just already baked into your numbers? bob: we had not assumed any headwinds from that. the thing to take away from that is it is very encouraging to see the two parties coming together to work on free and fair trade. we hope that same mind set and cooperation from both sides takes place in terms of the the the naftaof agreement and issues in china we talked about. david: finally. he talked about $11 billion and $7 billion in cash of restructuring charges. in addition, w

but he's now working for bob mueller, on team america telling bob mueller and investigators everything they want to know about the trump campaign. any concern about the amount of time rick gates lasted after manafort was off the scene? he was in and out of this white house long after donald trump was inaugurated. he was in and around some key people in places who were also of interest to robert mueller. is there anything about those intersections between gates and folks in the white house and the folks that you write about today that creates more anxiety for people now that he's a cooperating witness in the mueller probe? >> yeah, absolutely. and you raise a valid point. manafort was pushed out. despite the fact that what he was pushed out over, which was his work in ukraine for pro russian oligarchs and officials there, was something that rick gates was his right hand man on that work for more than a decade before the presidential campaign started. so you would think that if there was concern about what manafort was doing in the interest of investigators and that same concern was exte

bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> all right. thank you very much, bob. >>> okay. you might as well prepare to bake and, no, not talking about in the kitchen. outside. those temperatures hitting 90s in some parts of the inland areas. >> kari, you know that's not my favorite kind of weather. this is my kind of weather. little built little bit of fog there. tracking the rising temperatures. >> yeah. i know you love it when it's humid, too. >> the hair so big. >> big hair today, don't care. a lot of clouds. and some tropical moisture being streamed into the bay area. this is coming from about 1,100 miles away from tropical storm fabio. some people feeling sprinkles out there right now and this is something that we haven't seen in quite a while. if you felt that, what is going on? we're seeing spotty, light rain in parts of the bay area. but it is clearing from south to north. as that kind of pushes off to the north heading into the rest of the afternoon. so a live look outside at san jose, all clear and the outside over tib ron where the temperature is at 75 degrees s

obviously i don't know what bob mueller knows. none of us knows what bob mueller knows.relates if is hard to tell. for the first point, obviously his liberty is at stake. most of the other folks involved in the mueller investigation have plead or -- so i think that the really concern here with paul manafort is that he is innocent and he is hoping that president trump will grant him a pardon. he is taking a big risk allowing this to go to trial. >> this is a campaign manager that had close ties to russian money. at a time when the russian government was authorizing attempts to meddle in the election, but there is a difference between that and does ma manafort have anything in regards to collusion. if they were going to make a deal with him, it would have happened by now. >>. >> i think that is a fair assumption. pob mueller has his strategy on people who would have information about russian experience and the role, the personal involvement of the president, but we have not seen this happen, again, in a situation if he believes he is innocent, and if he is convicted the pr

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. >>> bob mueller indicting russians for hacking for the first time, the biggest development in this probe since paul manafort's indictment. >>> this is friday, july 13th, and the special counsel troeb that 2kr probe that donald trump has spent his entire presidency degrading. well, i can report for you tonight that today that probe has produced the most far-reaching and detailed indictment of russian election meddling in american history. there are implications here for the u.s. relationship with russia, the security of the upcoming midterms and most importantly, implications for potential further charges, right here in the united states. now, tonight, on the beat, we have special coverage on all of this, including reaction from a former top aide to hillary clinton and a former roger stone association. but first, i bring you the facts tonight. today's indictment, not aimed at, say, a lawyer who did work for trump associates like some past indictments, it's not aimed at unknown political operatives like george papadopoulos and certainly not aimed at any one individual's allegedly non

. >>> bob mueller indicting russians for hacking. >>> this is friday, july 13th and a special counsel probe that donald trump spent his presidency degrading in which house republicans blasted in that nearly ten-hour hearing yesterday in which hangs over trump's foreign tour and putin's upcoming summit. tonight that probe has reached the indictment of russian meddling in american history. the security of the upcoming midterms and, most importantly, implications for potential further charges right here in the united states. now, tonight, on the beat we have special coverage of all and a former roger stone associate. but, first, i bring you the facts tonight. tonight's indictment not aimed at say a lawyer who did work for trump associates like some past indictments. not aimed at unknown political operatives like george papadopoul papadopoulos. no, tonight, the who is quite clear and disturbing. mueller aiming squarely at top russian military intelligence officers. the white is a conspiracy to interfere in the 2016 election. the charges are conspiracy to commit an offense against the u.s.

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