that is wednesday bannon stepped in and became the head of breitbart news. in bannon's hands, it became a force of economic nationalism, and in some people's view, white the premises him -- supremacy. it ran a feature on black crime. it hosted and pretty much launched the career of malia yiannopoulos,- milo on women and immigrants and god knows what. it became, as bannon had d saida platform for the alt-right, meaning the alternative to the right, a new right that was far more angry and aggressive about others, people who are not just kind of the white sort of conservatives like themselves. amy: they made a $10 million investment in breitbart? they co-owned it? >> they became the sponsors behind it. and it is interesting to me that one of the things i learned was that rebekah mercer, this heires s who is had no experience in politics, is so immersed in running breitbart news at this point -- i mean, her family is the money behind it -- that she reads every story, i am told, and grammarr typos and all that kind of thing. a force behind breitbart news that peo

was an example of that potentially talking about this and tweeting about this after seeing that breitbart news story. >> and so did this official express concern about learning of this tweet rant by the president after the fact? >> this is not new. of course, mr. trump has been tweeting throughout the course of this campaign and his presidency, so this is something that officials have just gotten accustomed to. >> but on wiretapping accusations though? that's an extremely curious matter. >> of course, but this is similar to the vaeins of voter fraud, not backed up by fact but talking about this. but the reality is his administration has a lot of actual work on their plate. they're still working on crafting a second travel ban, the executive order in which they expect next week, they're still working on crafting legislation to repeal and replace the affordable care act also known as obamacare, et cetera. this is something they will also have to contend with. i can tell you, frederica, on monday, when there is a press briefing and ask specifically for what evidence that there is to support this.

did he get it from breitbart news, which published similar allegations this week?ome from? where is the evidence? if anything comes from this investigation, congress will wa nt to this investigation, congress will want to know. breitbart news supports trump, did they have anything to back up their allegations, or did they merely reported as a rumour? they had some media reports and cited many media reports, they cited unproven claims, but certainly, nobody has been able to back—up any of those claims so far. so, if it comes to that article, perhaps president trump no small considering he does have access to white house briefings, no more than breitbart news themselves. and one wonders about his habit of tweeting. we have discussed it before, it happens in the early hours of the morning. we don't know whether he cannot sleep and he sends off these tweets, you have to wonder whether other people in the administration were aware of what he was about to do? it's a joy as a reporter when the notification noise comes up reporter when the notification noise comes up and y

the democrat on the intelligence committee is raising alarms and saying this is from breitbart news. i think you are seeing really partisan lines right now, republicans either agreeing with the president or staying quiet and hoping this goes away where democrats are saying we need a special prosecutor and this is getting ridiculous. eliza collins, who reports on congress for usa today. thank you for your time. guest: thank you for having me. host: another story from the washington times focuses on attorney general jeff sessions, saying he is expected to provide amended written testimony to respond to questions about his contacts with the russian move unlikely to satisfy democrats in the senate. fiesta committee chairman to hold a follow-up hearing so they can question mr. sessions about his failure to disclose the andings with the ambassador his decision to recuse himself from any investigations weighted to the potential campaign. the sensors wrote that they believe that they do not believe submission to correct the record is sufficient. we have been asking you to give your level of

or saying they came from intelligence briefings or reading reports from a right—wing website, breitbart newsrdinary for a president to allege this against anyone let alone his predecessor, without citing any evidence. a key former aide of barack 0bama has shot back at donald trump, saying no president could order a wiretap, he says. he said things were put in place "to protect citizens like you". during last year's election campaign the fbi opened an investigation which is still ongoing, looking into investigations between donald trump associates and the russians. the whole truth and nothing but the truth. this week the new attorney general jeff sessions faced calls for his resignation for not disclosing meetings he held with the russian ambassador. donald trump's national security adviser michael flynn had to resign last month because of conversations about us sanctions against the kremlin with the same ambassador. we will have made america are greater than ever before. donald trump began this week with a widely praised speech on capitol hill which was supposed to reset his presidency. but

i read the only possible place it would come from is breitbart news. the background is donald trump and his people are furious at what they see 0bamacare's or the democrat influence in the security services linking this stuff about russia. donald trump did not endear himself to the security services when he arrived. probably a mistake. to the security services when he arrived. probably a mistakelj to the security services when he arrived. probably a mistake. ithink we said that at the time. with what is coming out it invariably turns out to be true and people need to know. he has lost his national security adviser and his attorney general is having to retreat. trump had a tantrum in the oval office according to a report because of that. how could he have an attorney general scene to be not telling the truth on over? we could do the whole half—hour on donald trump. the 0bserver. half—hour on donald trump. the observer. the watchdog probe over data misuse. a hot topic. is this exciting enough to be a splash? do those stories get you excited? particularly

ththis was posted at breitbart news.used to work for breitbart news under steve bannon, top aide to president trump. >> the vitezi rend has some pretty firm rolls -- rules. you do not get to where the metal and use the "v" initial unless you join. and joining involves taking a .ifelong oath we spoke with a senior member of the group who took note of the "v" he used both on his doctoral dissipation in hungary and when he testified before congress. he said, no "v" without the oath. under these terms of the organization if he was trying to honor his fafather, he was dishonoring the roles his father was s honored by. i cannot read his mind. i was not in hungary, but we found three separate sources in the organization who said it did take the oath, he was initiated into thermal ceremony organization. amy: so, larry, if gorka was a part of this organization and he didid not disclose it when he ce to this country -- he was not born in the united states -- what does that mean? his status asat an american citizen and as a legal i

that allegation was picked up by breitbart news. within a day, president trump was tweeting this as fact. since then, the president's aides have had a difficult time defending the claim. >> let's look into this. if this happened, if this is accurate, this is the biggest overreach and scandal. >> the president of the united states is accusing the former president of wire tapping her. >> if this happened, martha -- >> if, if, if. why is the president saying it did happen? >> i think he is going off information that led him to believe this is a real potential. >> information he is seeing that led him to believe. trump is telling a web site quote this will be investigated. it will all come out. i will be proven right. answers from white house may be hard to come by today. no tv cameras allowed at the 1:30 briefing with sean spicer. sean spicer said the president is responding to reports. >> either way, this is a massive story. if it is true, it is enormous. if it is not true, it should be treated with the same gravity. >> it is the most

this officials said that story on breitbart news infuriated the president. the president social media director and adviser dan tweeted out a link to that news story which lends kre densz to the idea that the president was basing the tweet on that news story. a spokesman for president obama said he would have had nothing to with ordering wiretaps. these are getting attention from democrats and republicans. south carolina republican talked about this. listen. >> i don't know if it's true or not but if it is true, it would be the biggest political scandal since watergate. it's my job as united states senator to get to the bottom of this. >> you heard from senator graham saying it is his job to get to the bottom of this. there is far from over. lots of questions being raised about those early morning tweets. i have to remind the viewers that two former officials have called the idea that then candidate phone tapped nonsense. the other said this did not happen. it is false. pamela. >> thank you for that. >> i want to bring in cnn justice producer shimon, what is h

>> we know that he reads breitbart news, and we know he listens to conservative talk radio hosts, and we know this habeen a discussion in those circles, in those sort of right wing media circles. it's not surprising he got to this desk. he also, of course, gets intelligence briefings and talks to a lot of people within the intelligence community. he could know a lot more than we know at this point. the first one was a tough political slam. the president cannot just order a wiretap on a political opponent. it's simply -- our government is not structured that way. as ken was saying, it would have to come as a request from our intelligence agencies or from the fbi through a court to get through to wiretaps. >> there was also some taunting there. maybe there was something going on. >> certainly. it's true that we know as ken said that there is evidence that there is an investigation going on to the russian hacking, and it is possible that one of the agencies who was looking into those allegations did decide to seek a wiretap. we don't know. >> a question in -- would they even brief presid

defending the news site he has worked at since it started in 2007. >> we're not a hate site. >> do you think you have been unfairly demonized? >> oh, absolutely. without a doubt. >> breitbarteen a meteoric rise from a fringe start-up once run by strategist steve bannon. the right-wing news site exploded during the course much the presidential campaign with 240 million views a month. >> there was a former employee of yourselves who called breitbart trump bart. >> yes. >> was that a fair criticism during the election? >> it absolutely is unirfair criticism. >> he says they will criticize the president if he breaks h promises where. >> if he makes good on those promises, will he get a lot of farable coverage. when we feel like the president is not honoring the pledges he made to the public, he is going to get critical coverage. >> do you talk to the president? >> i have spoken to the president on air, i believe, four times. twice when he was a candidate. twice before he was a candidate. i have not spoken to him other than since he has been elected. >> how about steve bannon? does he reach out? >> every so often. not as often as i would have expected. i think steve is a very b

this official said that breitbart news story infuriated the president. and a couple of hours ago the president's social director tweeted out a link to that very same breitbart story. that lends credence to the idea that it was that story that president trump based his tweets on. we haven't heard any official comment from the white house staff. >> shimon, you've been speaking with a former u.s. official with direct knowledge of the investigation. what has been the reaction from the obama team on these wire-tapping claims? >> bigger than just the obama team. this is a former official who has direct knowledge of the fbi and the department of justice investigation. and there's been flat denial. and i'll read you something this person told me. which is -- this didn't happen. it is made up, false. wrong. there was no equivocation. it just isn't like oh, well maybe it happened here or maybe it happened there. or we may have been looking at something else this person flatly denied that anyone at the department of justice had done this. had gone before a judge, t

he later resigned from breitbart news. he was dropped from his book deal as well. >>> happening today, san francisco supervisor aaron pass kin is addressing too few ambulances. it was first up covered in january. friday night, at least five people were left with no ambulances to transport them in the hospital. some of the shortage had to do with an unforeseen surge in 91 # calls. they are hosting a meeting to look into problems and what to do about it. >>> the widow of the orlando nightclub shooter will likely be released on bail. a federal judge ruled yesterday noor salman is not a danger to the public, casting doubt on the federal government's case. she was granted conditional release. she cannot leave her uncle's home in rodeo and will be under house arrest. >> she's going to be with her son. >> orlando police chief calls the decision disappointing and says he has faith she will ultimately be brought to justice for aiding her husband in the orlando nightclub shooting. >> dna evidence is going to be back in question late

he had received, but rather, as strongly suspected, he was reading a right—wing news report on breitbart newsames clapper coming out and saying there were no wiretaps. and clapper is not only somebody who worked for barack obama, he also worked for george w bush and george herbert walker bush. he is seen as a trusted figure, a non—partisan figure. and another key development — the fbi director, james comey, it has been reported he approached the justice department, and asked thejustice department to come out publicly and say that president trump was wrong, that this was a false accusation, and that it needs to be rejected. that is a big slap down from the director of the fbi. the french conservative, francois fillon, has said no one can force him to withdraw his candidacy for the presidency. he's under investigation over payments he made to his family. in a television interview, he insisted his campaign would continue. party leaders are due to meet on monday to decide the way forward. three influential figures propose that mr fillon be replaced by his defeated rival, the former prime minister

he has access to all of the intelligence in the world, but he goes by breitbart news? he goes by some crazy news source? this is the president who is so concerned about fake news? and so i think that -- and a lot of people believe he just doesn't seem to have settled into the presidency yet. i mean, it's as though he needs to understand what powers a president has or not. president obama wouldn't have the power to say let's go wiretap donald trump. so, you know, it's just a concern, and it just makes one wonder whether it's diabolical or whether he just is not very stable. >> let me ask you this, i know that you say attention needs to be paid for donald trump and his taxes and policy at hand. >> yes. >> want to ask you about the senator that say there are transcripts that exist between the conversations and the meetings between jeff sessions and also the russian ambassador. >> well, again, that's further my point, that there's a lot that we still don't know. i heard senator coons say that the other day and that's the point. we are at the tip of the iceberg and there's a

he had received, but rather, as strongly suspected, he was reading a right—wing news report on breitbart newspments today. one is james clapper coming out and saying there were no wiretaps. and clapper is not only somebody who worked for barack 0bama, he also worked for george w bush and george herbert walker bush. he is seen as a trusted figure, a non—partisan figure. and another key development — the fbi director, james comey, it has been reported he approached the justice department, and asked thejustice department to come out publicly and say that president trump was wrong, that this was a false accusation, and that it needs to be rejected. that is a big slap down from the director of the fbi. leaders of the french centre—right republican party will meet this monday to try to resolve the crisis surrounding the party's presidential candidate, francois fillon. mr fillon has been battling allegations of financial irregularities, and insists he won't pull out of the race. this report from our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, contains flashing images. despite the temporary comfort of a cr

if you don't remember who breitbart news is, this is the flagship for the one that said women are less attractive who are on birth control and makes them crazy. remember who breitbart is. >> there's still a chasm through what donald trump said saturday morning and what we are hearing from advisers over the last 24-48 hours saying if this is the case it would be the greatest overreach. if it is true, we have to get to the bottom of it. the bottom line is, they, themselves indicated the president has a higher classificati classification level than either of them. there remains no evidence. here is the statement that came out moments before the sunday shows went on the air yesterday. this is from the press secretary, sean spicer. we'll put it on the screen. president trump is requesting that as part of their investigation into russian activity, the congressional intelligence committee exercise their oversight authority to determine whether their powers were abused in 2016. neither the white house nor the president will comment further until such oversight is conducted. they have commented

now, this official pointed to a story on the conservative website breitbart news that has been circulating around the west wing which followed up on comments made by radio talk show mark levin. that claimed the president, president obama, was trying to undermine trump's presidential campaign and his campaign on russia and possible ties between russians and trump associates and these stories -- that story in particular angered the president according to this senior administration official. and just a couple of hours ago, the president's social media director and adviser tweeted out a link to that very same breitbart news story which could be the basis for the tweets from the president, but as you mentioned the president obama has strenuously denied this through a spokesperson. let's read it from kevin lewis. a cardinal rule of the obama administration is that no white house official ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the department of justice. neither president obama or any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. citizen. any suggestion otherwise is

it happened on the night former breitbart news editor milo yiannopoulos was scheduled to speak at an event hosted by the berkeley college republicans. the riot shut down the event and caused an estimated $100,000 damage. at least 6 people had minor injuries. police are also encouraging witnesses who may have more photos of that night to come forward. >>> this morning, president trump continues to pressure republican lawmakers to support the gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare. one of mr. trump's core campaign promises. >> today president trump meets with key house committee chairs to discuss advancing the gop healthcare bill. and vice president mike pence will meet with abortion rights opponents to make it clear that the bill would defund planned parenthood. >> last few years it's been hard enough for hard working americans of small businesses to get ahead and frankly obamacare is only made it more difficult. >> reporter: today's push by the president and vice president comes after two fresh and substantial legislative victories in the house. the energy and ways and means commit

. >> late yesterday, breitbart news released speaker ryan last fall refusing to defend then candidate trump amid the ""access hollywood"" tape, he wrote. with me co-founder of axio, how does this look? is it likely to pass? >> it's republican care. i think that is why you have republicans so worried about the cones e consequences. will it pass the house? it will be difficult to pass the house. because the discussion you just had there, if you want to lower the number of people who are going to be uninsured. to do that it costs more money. you need to expand medicaid. >> which costs money. >> the minute you do that, you lose the conservatives in the senate who don't like the bill, because they don't think it goes far enough of getting rid of obamacare in totality and something that looks like it's free market theology. >> who is the architect? is speaker ryan the architect of this primarily or two houses? >> remember he and tom price head of hhs, they spent years working on this bill or a version of this bill. so it's much more the intellectual brain child of tom ryan and tom price tha

but now based on a breitbart news report or some report out there he's making the allegations against the last president. >> and even fellow republicans weren't sure what to make of president trump's wiretapping claims. take a listen to florida senator marco rubio. >> i have no -- i'm not sure what it is he is talking about. perhaps the president has information that is not yet available to us or to the public. and if it's true, obviously we're going to find out very quickly. and if it isn't, obviously he'll have to explain what he meant by it. i don't -- i'm not sure what the genesis of that statement was but while u i imagine we're going to learn more about it over the next few days one way or the other. >> is this a case of shoot first ask questions later? did the president throw out the charge yesterday and now wants to see if there's proof of one of the most stunning allegations of the free world of his predecessor? >> this is exact lly why the people of america are becoming less trusting of media. we've had accusations from the "the new york times" saying there were definitely u

conspiratorial rant by conservative talk radio host that got picked up by the right wing website breitbart news. and now those appear to be mr. trump's sources of information, not the fbi, the white house, says president trump didn't ask the fbi director about this. today the white house dodged the question of how the president knows what he's claiming to know. >> he's the president of the united states. he has information and intelligence that the rest of us do not. and that's the way it should be for presidents. >> i haven't had the chance to have the conversation directly with the president, and he's at a much higher classification than i am, he may have access to documents that i don't know about. >> president trump statements fit a larger pattern of conspiracy mongering that began before he even entered politics. and since taking the oval office, he's fed off conspiracy theories, he falsely claimed millions of illegals voted in the election, all of them for hillary clinton. he's falsely claimed the press was covering up terror attacks. he's claimed the courts are conspireing against him an

had him wire tapped, but he appears to have picked up the idea from the conservative web site breitbart news trevor: oh, that's comforting. the president gets his news from a right wing conspiracy web site. quick question, how can you be a conspiracy theoriest when you are the president? you are the person with access to all the information. people make conspiracy theories because they don't know the truth. the president is supposed to know the truth. pretty soon trump will be covered in tinfoil doing, the government is spying on me! but you are the government! i know, it goes all the way to the top! ( laughter ) you know what's sad about this is just a week ago -- just a week ago, people -- the media was calling donald trump presidential. tinted he learn anything from that? you know, the press was, like, dude, you can trick us the you want! just talk nice! instead, he was like, pass! and that's with two ps! ( laughter ) as with most trump scandals, the most fun for the ride is watching his people try and fail to defend him. and sean spicer has clearly learned his lesson because he didn't go

i want to bring into this, related to this, breitbart news, the alt-right conservative website whose former ceo is at the right hand of trump, another editor is at the right hand of steve bannon. this is an old story. cnn and other news organizations reported the day after it happen, the day after the access hollywood tape came out, paul ryan had a call with other members who said i can't support trump when he says things like this. we have to worry about ourselves. breitbart months later publishes audio. >> his comments are not anywhere in keeping with our party's principles and values. i'm not going to defend donald trump, not now, not in the future. i had real concerns about our nominee. i hope you appreciate that i'm doing what i think is best for you, the members, and not what is best for me. so i want to do what is best for our members. i think that this is the right thing to do. i'm going to focus my time on campaigning for house hpens. >> why did breitbart news right now at this very sensitive moment in the health care debate decide to roll these grenade into the room? >> it's

. >> it is interesting to see what breitbart news is saying about this. very far right alt right website, very big fan of donald trump. it used to be run by stephen bannon, trump's advisor. they have gone for a little bit of a quote here from a fox news anchor, chris wallace, who said i feel like tonight, donald trump became president of the united states. a lot of people say that speech was the first presidential speech we saw from donald trump. right-wing media is going further than that, saying this is the best speech trump ever gave, perhaps the best speech any president has ever made. genie: some papers on going deeper than this modified tone from donald trump and focusing on the nitty-gritty of what he said. he focused on many issues with him promising improvement to the economy, infrastructure, national security. florence: fox news is focusing on the economic aspect of the speech, the centerpiece of that address. he was calling to restart the engine of the american economy through tax cuts, better trade deals, and immigration enforcement. some pape

any evidence to substantiate it from best we can tell, he appears to have been riled up by a breitbart news story based on a mark levine radio rant on thursday, which was filled with speculation and conspiracy theories about what may have gone on here. so, you know, it is not -- it is not surprising that the fbi director who jim comey, who, for all the flack he took during the campaign, does take the fisa process seriously, and does not want the fbi to be further tarred with the idea of doing something politically improper. >> let me jump in, you say fisa process, you're referring to that special foreign court that lawfully oversees these kinds of wiretaps, and then david corn, we have the new york times, also reporting that conspiracy theory or not, white house counsel don mcgann pursuing this, senior white house official said mcgann, the president's counsel, working to secure access to what he believed to be an order issued by that fisa court authorizing some form of surveillance related to mr. trump and his associates. earlier this hour, david, doj official said that sounds appropriate.

there is something interesting on the breitbart news website.he architect and chief, paul ryan, in october saying he was not going to back donald trump all the way. what do you make of the timing? isaac: it is not a coincidence. clearly this is something that has been held for the right strategic moment to go after ryan. , used to beitbart run by steve bannon, now donald in the chief strategist white house. he has severed his connection to breitbart, but hired people that work on the website. there is a lot of connection. it is hard to see where the lines are exactly between breitbart, the white house, donald trump. is this donald trump attacking ryan. is this breitbart on its own? it gets into the potentially toxic mix for everyone involved. laura: is the president going to want to own the bill if he thinks he thinks it can't get through in its current form? have not seen donald trump in this position where he is now the president. he is not on the sidelines. he is going to be pinned into a position. is he for or against this bill. what is he g

you mentioned breitbart, the right—wing trump supporting news organisation, did they have anything toisation, did they have anything to back up the allegations? or did they merely reported as a rumour? they had some media reports, cited many media reports, they cited unproven claims, but certainly no one has been able to any of those claims so far. if it comes to that article, perhaps president trump knows more, considering he does have access to white house briefings. one wonders again about the president's habit of reading. it tends to happen in the early hours of the morning. i don't know if he cant sleep and the sense of these tweets. you have to wonder whether other people in his administration were aware of what was about to do. it is always a joy asa was about to do. it is always a joy as a reporter when the notification noise comes up and easy it is donald trump early in the morning. when it comes to his tweeting, supporters love it. i spoke to many of them yesterday, they think he speaks their language. they feel this is a man in the white house that they can understand and w

protests greeted a controversial appearance by milo yiannopoulos, the former senior editor for breitbart news. a spokesperson for the university says they review every on-campus event to decide what kind of security will be needed and right now they are discussing this event with the university police. >>> coming up an east bay program working to keep the streets safe. >> nothing stops a bullet like a career. >> a look at the impact of richmond build 10 years after it was launched. >> we talk about that and get into the warming that happens on friday. we'll look at the weekend as well. ll. >>> a job training program in richmond turns 10 years old tomorrow. the program was started tup midst of a very violent year in hopes of creating a safer city. >> ktvu's gasia mikaelian visited the program. >> reporter: inside this building on richmond's south side young men and women from richmond are swinging hammers, using saws, a peaceful place compared to what was happening outside when the idea for richmond build was born. 10 years ago the homicide rate was soaring so high the city council considered

their claims in part on reports in newspapers, breitbart news and otherative radio shows, but there was wiretapping in trump tower during the presidential campaign and they said that was an abuse of power and it needs to be investigated and are calling on congress to do that. opponents of president trump says he sends these tweets to deflect attention from things he does not wa nt to attention from things he does not want to be discuss. has he been successful? when it comes to the discussion in washington, this is consuming all news programmes right across the nation. it is the one topic, it is an astonishing claim by president trump, that his predecessor has carried out wiretapping on his own trump tower. when it comes to the presidential rule book, there is an unwritten rule book, there is an unwritten rule that when you hand overpowered you do not criticise the predecessor. he has blown the rob webber. when it comes to what was being discussed in washington, that is making headlines. nancy pelosi, the democrat, is calling him the deflector in chief bec

whether they came from intelligence briefings orfrom reading reports on the right—wing website breitbart newsf barack obama has shot back at mr trump. "no president can order a wiretap", he says. "these restrictions were put in place to protect citizens from people like you." during last year's campaign, the fbi opened an investigation that's still ongoing, looking into leaks between trump associates and the russians. this week the new attorney general jeff sessions faced calls for his resignation for not disclosing meetings he held with the russian ambassador. and donald trump's national security adviser michael flynn had to resign last month because of conversations about us sanctions against the kremlin with the same ambassador. donald trump began this week with a widely praised speech on capitol hill, which was supposed to reset his presidency, but this is a speedy return to the kind of angry attacks that many think are farfrom presidential. thousands of women are planning to march through central london shortly, ahead of international women's day. march for women which will begin at city

donald trump seems to be basing, in part, his assertions on a report in breitbart news and other conservativet, as president, he would also have access to the intelligence if he asked for it. as he divulges a secret? and, does he already know the answer, but for congress investigates? —— has he divulges a secret? then you have evidence from the former director of national intelligence, james clapper, who says there was no wiretapping and he categorically denies it. as has president barack obama. the counterclaim, perhaps congress could be able to make sense of it, but right now, it is the swelling talk of washington and donald trump has perhaps been in part successful in what democrats have called the deflector in chief, because we are not talking about his ties or his alleged campaign ties to russia. but if all of this turns out to be false after investigation, will he be embarrassed? after investigation, will he be embarrassed ? use after investigation, will he be embarrassed? use used extreme language, comparing it to watergate, mccarthyism, witchhunts, and so on? donald trump has been don

twitter tyre ed wood is not based on any briefing he received but an article he might have read on breitbart newsis seen asa tirade on twitter. clapper is seen as a trusted figure within washington. and james comey is being reported as having a breast the justice department and asked them to come out and say it donald trump was wrong. but this is a false claim and is to be shutdown. the french conservative, francois fillon has said no one can force him to withdraw his candidacy for the presidency. he's under investigation over payments he made to his family. in a television interview, he insisted his campaign would continue. party leaders are due to meet on monday to decide the way forward. three influential figures propose that mr fillon be replaced by his defeated rival, the former prime minister, alan juppe. this report by our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, contains flashing images. despite the temporary comfort of a crowd, francois fillon is an isolated man, his party no longer united behind him, his campaign director gone, his candidacy dismissed by some as a collective suicide missio