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why wouldn't he -- >> brennan:. >> why would you have to undercut him. >> brennan: i will have you come back and explain how all of this is going to add up to the kind of economic growth you are projecting but we have to leave it here for this moment and we will be right back with more "face the nation".

captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: i'm margaret brennan this is "face the nation." the meeting with jim jong-un is on in less than ten days. as the president welcomed a north korean official to the white house. but the goal for the summit continues to be a question. >> we have very significant things. but we had hundreds -- we have hundreds that are ready to go. but i said i'm not -- why would i do that. >> brennan: things aren't so nice between u.s. and some of the closest allies. countries including canada, mexico, china and members of the european union are furious about president trump's new tariffs, back home the present's own e picy.g issue >> i don't think anything goodwill come out of a trade war and i hope we pull back from the brink here. >> we'll talk to ohio governor john kasich and texas congressman will hurd about that trade war. and republican efforts to try to move forward with protecting the children of undocumented immigrants. even if it means a showdown with congressional leadership and the president. the "new york times" 20 page memo from the pre

>> brennan: it's sunday june 17th i'm margaret brennan this is "face the nation." fresh his singapore summit president trump took a victory lap friday on the north lawn with the white house press corps in hot pursuit. he -- >> i have solved that problem. now we're getting memorialized and all. >> brennan: now turns his attention to the problems at home including growing national outrage about children separated from their parents. nearly 2,000hi h cnereavee b under the administration's zero tolerance policy in the last six weeks. >> everywhere, children being taken '-- >> i hey it. i hate the children being taken away. the democrats have to change their law, that's their law. >> brennan: but it's not the democrats' law it's the t'ors ceowdn in order to shut down illegal immigration. even some top republicans say it's wrong. >> we don't want kids to be separated from their parents. >> brennan: will they stand up to the president and change it? we'll talk to key moderate in the senate named republican susan collins and check in with the president's attorney, rudy gui

and john brennan is calling president trump parinoid. and we'll respond to brennan's latest ridiculous meltdown and highlight the growing calls for deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to recuse himself from the muler investigation. and lindsay graham will join us. stay with us. >> tonight, major, major progress on three big fronts, eville with the president and north korea and the noeshgdzs. the june 12th summit is back. and only hours ago, a top lieutenant from north korea hand delivered a note to president trump. it was basic but reportedly expressed kim jong-un's interest in holding the nuclear summit and this is how the president reacted. we'll take a look. >> we'll meet on june 12th and things look well and a get to know you kind of situation. mike spent two days doing this and we are getting to know their people well. and you people will have to travel because you will be in singapore on june 12th. i think it will be a process. i never said it will go in one meeting. it is a process and the relationships are building and that is

and john brennan is calling president trump parinoid. and we'll respond to brennan's latest ridiculous meltdown and highlight the growing calls for deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to recuse himself from the muler investigation. and lindsay graham will join us. stay with us. >> tonight, major, major progress on three big fronts, eville with the president and north korea and the noeshgdzs. the june 12th summit is back. and only hours ago, a top lieutenant from north korea hand delivered a note to president trump. it was basic but reportedly expressed kim jong-un's interest in holding the nuclear summit and this is how the president reacted. we'll take a look. >> we'll meet on june 12th and things look well and a get to know you kind of situation. mike spent two days doing this and we are getting to know their people well. and you people will have to travel because you will be in singapore on june 12th. i think it will be a process. i never said it will go in one meeting. it is a process and the relationships are building and that is

and brennan is calling president trump parmarked for identification. we'll respond to his meltdown in a minute. and the calls for rod rosenstein to recuse himself from the russian investigation. lindsay graham is joining us. buckle up. breaking news, and our opening monologue. tonight, major, major progress on three big fronts. especially the president and north korea and negotiations. and the june 12th summit is back. a top lieutenant from north korea hand delivered a personal land from kim jong-un to president trump and according to the wall street journal, this note was fairly basic but reportedly expressed kim jong-un's in holding the nuclear summit. here's earlier today how the president reacted. let's take a look. >> the meeting on june 12th went well. it is a get to know you kind of situation. mike has spent two days doing this and getting to know them well. you people will have to travel because you will be in singapore on june 12th. it will be a process. i never said it would be done in one minute. it is a process and the relationships are bui

i want to play for you something that both clapper and brennan said this week. le's watch. the inform apt is the most benign form of intelligence collection you can do. >> to label someone as a spy i think when doing a disservice to the individual says and also the f.b.i. having a confidential human source who is able to then talk to individuals who may be concerting or collaborating or colluding with russian and others, this is what the f.b.i. absolutely needs. >> well, it's true that using a confidential source can be a routine investigative technique. but it is not denine and the attorney general guidelines that. >> laura: that you helped to rewrite. >> we reengineered all of that and coordinated with the doj to make sure the reengineering. source program was going to cop port with the attorney general guide leans. they are that important. and an f.b.i. agent can't go out and open up the source gather information willie- nilly and they have to abide by the guidelines and particularly the counter intelligence investigations and even more particularly when you direct your

ed: dan, a lecture on justice from john brennan. >> john brennan.ry has done more to discredit the intelligence community than this liar. not only is he a liar. he is a liar about being a liar. he has been -- guys, he has already busted lying. he said he didn't know about the dossier. yet, he briefed people up on the hill about elements of the dossier that then appeared in a letter to the fbi. he is lying. he is just making this up. one more thing by the way. he keeps avoiding this topic about foreign intelligence and his relationship with them. he's the one who met with british intelligence people. this is open reporting. this is already out there. what they call director level meetings and exchanged information about trump before this case was even started by the fbi. hey, john, why don't you tell us about that? he keeps avoiding that topic and switching it to trump. ed: dan bongino, appreciate you coming. in. abby: always fired up. good to see you, dan. good to see you. >> you too. abby: highly anticipated report on the fbi handling of the clinto

i am from the brennan center. -- the brennan center for justice at nyu school is a law and policy institute -- when necessary defends a countries system of democracy and justice. there should be little doubt after the 2016 election that one set of defenses that need strengthening is the decades-old ban on foreign spending in american elections. the 21st century rise of the internet, the drastic deregulation of campaign-finance have created huge weaknesses in the legal protections against foreign meddling and spending in american elections. not just by the russians but by any foreign power that will now likely see an opportunity to interfere in american elections. this is a matter, as many have said, of national security. it is also a matter of popular sovereignty. the right of the american people and the american people alone, to decide the future of their government. it is an urgent matter that is critically important to get right soon and we are lucky to have such a distinguished and knowledgeable panel here today to discuss how we can do that. before we begin, on behalf of the brennan ce

i want to play for you something that both clapper and brennan said this week. let's watch. >> the informant is the most benign form of intelligence collection you can do. >> to label someone as a spy i think is doing a disservice to these individuals, but also to the fbi. >> having a confidential human source who is able then to talk to individuals who may be consorting, or collaborating, or colluding with russians and others, this is what the fbi absolutely needs. >> well, it's true using a confidential source is a routine technique. the attorney general guidelines that govern. >> laura: and you helped to rewrite. >> well, we reengineered all of that a decade ago and we had to coordinate with doj to make sure the reengineering of the source program was going to comport with the attorney general guidelines. they're that important. and an fbi agent can't go out and open up the source and gather information willy-nilly, they've got to abide by the guidelines. the guidelines are very specific, specifically counterintelligence investigations. and even more particul

john brennan accuse of leaking classified information to the press.nt to prison for the same thing. and it was brennan who went after him. that officer will join us live. abby: plus the doj inspector general taking aim at james comey reportedly saying that he defied authority and was insubordinate. judge napolitano you can imagine he has thoughts about this one. his reaction next. brian: he is always in a good move. first, here is kelly clarkson from last night's cmt awards. you can make it louder ♪ american woman ♪ momma, let me be ♪ ♪ y'all ready? ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ don't come hanging around my door ♪ i don't want to see your face no more ♪ got more important things to do ♪ than spend my time going on with you ♪ american woman ♪ stay away ♪ american woman ♪ listen what i say ♪ the day after chemo might mean a trip back to the doctor's office, just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home, with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key study, neulasta

director brennan is someone i know. i've met him a few times, and i invited him in 2017 to speak at night investor conference, and -- ad a small conference small dinner. i have a lot of respect for him. president thate john brennan was instrumental in rolling back and executing a lot of the antiterrorist campaigning programs inside and outside the united states after 9/11. he saved legions of american lives and innocent citizens abroad. but this has happened to me, unfortunately, to ma peo we get our egos into the situation, get our ire up. i hope that stops. i do think the war declaration on the media is not helping the president. i said that to him personally and have no problem saying it on c-span. he is better than that and bigger than that. for 15 years, he was a television star. there's no reason he can't come on c-span or be reinterviewed by lester holt or a major news outlet. when i think people will see itut the president is that is way more a moderating voice than what is being pigeonholed and described by dir

director brennan is someone i know. i've met him a few times, and i invited him in 2017 to speak at night investor conference, and -- ad a small conference small dinner. i have a lot of respect for him. president thate john brennan was instrumental in rolling back and executing a lot of the antiterrorist campaigning programs inside and outside the united states after 9/11. he saved legions of american lives and innocent citizens abroad. but this has happened to me, unfortunately, to many people. we get our egos into the situation, get our ire up. i hope that stops. i do think the war declaration on the media is not helping the president. i said that to him personally and have no problem saying it on c-span. he is better than that and bigger than that. for 15 years, he was a television star. there's no reason he can't come on c-span or be reinterviewed by lester holt or a major news outlet. when i think people will see itut the president is that is way more a moderating voice than what is being pigeonholed and described

>>> in kansas city, missouri, i'm morgan brennan. in the american icon cross hairs of the bigger global trade debate. we look athe rough road for harley-davidson coming up on "nightly business report." >>> listen to this. a s figure salary in san francisco is now considered low me. that's according to new figures from the department of housing and urban the threshold to qualify for low income assistance for a family of four is now $117,000. the highest in the nation and in may the median homerice in the bay area hit a record $935,000. >>> lyft is beefing up to bitter competethe likes of uber. the ride hailing company has now rais $600 million in new money from investors and get this, that now value that's company at $15 billion. that is double the value from just a year ago. uber plans to go public sometime next year, but lyft's ideal plans are less certain right now. >>> harley-davidson has come under fire from presidentterump announcing plans to move some production overseas. one plant in kansas city is set to close this year with

we have john brennan joining me onset live to talk about it. and former president bill clinton, his take on the me too movement. 20 years after his own sex scandal involving monica lieu wince sky. >> do you feel like you owe her an apology? >> i do not -- i've never talked to her. >> we have more of that interview coming up. you do not want to miss it. we're going to start with the current president and the new claims from his legal team. rudy giuliani now saying publicly what a lot of folks have success inspected for a while, that if push comes to shove, the president's team is locked and loaded, ready toing for a broad definition of sec e executive power, so broad that giuliani now suggests the president might be above the law. part of a memo first reported in the "new york times." the problem with the argument here might be giuliani. had is not one of his more consistent legal views. watch. >> what happens if robert mueller subpoenas the president? will you comply? >> well, we don't have to. he's the president of the united states. >> as far

guest: that is john brennan. he is subtle like a freight train sometimes and he wears his heart on his sleeve. he will express his exact sentiments and beliefs in public. host: human michael hayden both have books out -- you and michael hayden both have books same message, that the intelligence community is working for you, president trump a possible danger to american security. theme, andnderlying this is specifically in my book about the assault on intelligence. a theme i speak to is the increasing difficulty of knowing the truth where we have alternative facts or the truth is irrelevant. this is a dangerous thing and mike is sounding the same concern. the danger to the country, when we have difficulty determining the truth. , theis what the things russians would love to play two, casting doubt on whether actual truth is knowable or not. that is not a good thing. host: have you met vladimir putin? guest: i have not. host: does the dni structure work in your view? guest: i think it does. remember the origins of

while all that is going on, james comey, john brennan and james clapper are trying to figure out how to subvert the candidacy of the opposing candidate. there is irrefutable evidence now that that's exactly what they were doing. i'm perfectly happy to have a grand jury look at it and make the decisions about whether any of that was illegal. watching the fight between mccabe and comey about who lied about what during all of this tells you what kind of leadership we had at the fbi and the department of justice in the obama administration. >> i always will say that hillary would have fired comey probably quicker than donald j. trump. >> you and i would be sitting here talking about obstruction and something else. jesse: the only thing trump obstructed with hillary is getting into the white house. up next. a judge ordered him out of his parents' home. we'll check with him on his house hunt. union with steep tariffs. jesse: michael rotondo is on the move. you might have heard about the 30-year-old from upstate new york who was evicted under court order from his parents home after living t

take a look. >> john brennan is going to have a lot to answer for when this is over. because, um, his, um, participation with the cia in, um, providing an informt, to be used in connection with the mueller investigation, is a story that has not been yet told. they guy was the informant, you know, a cia asset. not an fbi asset. i would like to know how, um, a cia asset becomes an fbi informant who organized that, who paid him, um, john brennan like some multi-operation relating to, um... the trump campaign. i do not know if he has any credentials, if he is a mind to be analyzing the president's motives. but his own performance, is something not to write home about. >> sean: this is a sad moment in american history. -- devin nunes gave an update on the doj stonewalling. strong words for his colleague including house oversight chairman trey gowdy who was dead wrong last week and didn't have all the information he needed before he made these comments. take a look at what he said to our friend maria bertram. >> we should have been provided this information over and over ag

she's a senior counsel at new york's university brennan center for liberty and national security it's very good to have you with us on the program how significant is the adjudication when it comes to how the law stands right now and how it will change in the future this is a really important decision you know what the court said is when you're talking about this kind of information so historical information about where somebody has been over a period of time that people actually do have a reasonable expectation of privacy and that the court recognize that and it means that any time police are looking for seven days or more of his stored this what's called historical cell site location information they have to get a warrant because people have sort of you know an expectation or a reasonable expectation that that information won't just be freely available it's seven days worth of the summation is that sort of the ideal time limit as far as you might say a person's civil liberties is concerned. i mean if we're talking about ideal time what i would have loved to see the court say that rea

his focus is to win at all costs. >> that's john brennan. last week we saw jim clapper, former dni.ichael hayden. these are people who have worked for democrats and republicans over generations and they are all in quick succession speaking out against donald trump, something we've never seen before. 15 seconds. what do we make of that? >> we make that there seems to be those that know what they're doing, united no matter what their background is saying he does not know what he's doing, nor does he care. >> this is an unprecedented assault on the rule of law, and it is very dangerous for the country both in a security sense and in a legal sense. and i think that's what this shows. >> mara, you look at this and you think to yourself, my god, what is happening here? >> yes. i read the column. i agreed with all of it. also great moment. great reminder. anybody who has a platform and knows this is wrong, which it is, should say something. >> bill kristol, you have a little more time because our other guests were so concise. again, you've been around fr a long time. did you ever think you

john brennan is standing up for the integrity of the cia.it must be painful to see the president orders say that they partisan political statement, how do you think about that? >> it is partisan anit isn't partisan. this has much more to do for me and i think for john as well, with defending those institutions and those values and of course the ones nearest and dearest to us are the intelligence community and for john especially, order director of the central intelligence agency. and the principle of truth to power, it's veryimportant . to the intelligence community and trying to keep the intelligence community with very difficult i thought out of the politics . which is always better. >> it's always better to stay out of the politics. >> and institution of the community became a political object, a political football. and that's indeed regrettable. >>. >> let me take you to a place for your entire career you are not comfortable going and you say it over and over again in your book which is policy. >> i want to get your reflections on the na

morgan brennan is with us from a harley-davidson plant in kansas city a lot more from morgan later thisr. first up, though, this morning the trump white house announcing a pivot in its approach to restricting chinese investments in the united states our kayla tausche is in washington with all the details. hey, kayla. >> hey, carl the administration decided to forgo investment restrictions targeted specifically at c, which the president directed treasury to study in march but instead it will lean on an expansion of treasuries existing authority to review foreign transactions that may pose a national security risk there is bipartisan legislation moving to do just that and a version passed the house yesterday 400-2. the decision removes a tool the president and hardline advisors sought out in dealing with china and the treasure secretary argued on cnbc that unlike investment restrictions which would have taken time to craft and implement this approach creates more clarity. >> this doesn't create more uncertainty. again, we will publish regulations, we will provide clarity. we're clear that

. >> i believe john brennan would have known and other high-level officials would have known what is going on in a counter intelligence investigation particularly one involve campaign. >> sean: see you both tomorrow with the big breaking story. when we come back, mark levin taking on congressman trey gowdy for his against of the fbi spying on the trump campaign. stay with us. busy news night. -♪ he's got legs of lumber and arms of steel ♪ ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big jim, he's got you covered ♪ ♪ great big jim, there ain't no other ♪ -so, this is covered, right? -yes, ma'am. take care of it for you right now. giddyup! hi! this is jamie. we need some help. spying on the trump campaign. >> he's drawing a conclusion. is there anything wrong with this fbi informant? they did what they're supposed to do and the american people agree. and of course trey gowdy knows the american people agree because nobody speaks for the american people like trey gowdy. did they have an informant, aka, spy, at

thank you so much, director brennan.u being with us today. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," the jobs numbers aren't crossing the wires for another 20 minutes, but donald trump's twitter feed may already be giving some early hints. will that presidential tweet move the markets? we'll go straight to cnbc when we return. you're watching "morning joe." we're coming right back. nice one, carl. hey i've got an idea. just say, badda book. badda boom. badda book. badda boom. nice. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com these are the specialists we're proud to call our own. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. expert medicine works here. learn more at cancercenter.com if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the g

that's john brennan. last week,.claer. before that, michael haden. worked for democrats and republicans over generations. and they are all in quick succession speaking out against donald trump as we have never seen before. what do we make of that 15 seconds. >> they are united in their background saying he does not know what he is doing, nor does he care. >> what do you make of it? >> it is an unpress dentaled assault on the rule of launch it's dangerous for the country both in a security sense and in a legal sense. i think that's what this shows. >> you look at this and you think to yourself my god what is happening here? >> i read the column i agreed with all of it. also, great moment, great reminder, anybody who has a platform and knows this is wrong, which it is, should say something. >> bill crystal, you have a little more time because our other guests were so concise. again, you have been around for a long time. did you ever think you would see a day where three people as decorated with the kind of experience, the kind of resumes that these thr

there's an answer and a new assessment from the former cia director, john brennan. you may remember him working both with barack obama but three other presidents as well. now, this is interesting. he's published his first op-ed since leaving government and it's a statement worth reading at some length tonight. the esteem with which i held the presidency was dealt a serious blow when trump took office, brennan writes. many have condemned by public criticism of mr. trump, arguing that as a former cia director, i should bite my tongue. my criticisms, however, are not political. i have never been and will never be a partisan, he writes. i speak out for the simple reason that mr. trump is failing to live up to the standards that we should all expect of a president. as someone who had the rare privilege of directly serving four presidents, i will continue to speak out loudly and critically until, and here are the words he chooses, until integrity, decency, wisdom and maybe even some humility return to the white house. i don't think you can read something like that from so

and john brennan joins me now. thank you very much for being here. >> hi,k.ic the singapore summit is just a few days away, and there was a nlot of rhetorical back forth in 2017, but at this point, north korea claims that it wants to denuclearize and frhaozen its nuclear missile test. so is that a sign the prese strategy is working? >> i think it's a sign the teions have come down, thankfully and i think it's important a diplomatic process u derway. i'm not pleased mr. trump decided to go to a summit with little preparation. even today in the oval office he said it didn't need much preparation. this is a highly complex matter. it was very difficult with iran that didn't have a nulear program. with north korea i think it's much more difficult becoause you'retalking about just pausing but dismantling their program. as secretary pompeo said have them thoroughly, irrevokably and verifiably stop a nucralear pr that's going to be tough to do. >> the obama administration criticized all his predecessors fr not solving the

thank you john brennan. great to have you on.e's plenty to get to with the "hardball" roundtable tonight from another embarrassing headline about scott pruitt. he keeps stepping in it. he's supposed to be against pollution. now the latest nbc polling ahead of the elections looks very good for the democrats to grab the house. plus, vice president pence likes to follow trump's lead but this is ridiculous. a video showing pence mimicking, like a robot during a meeting yesterday has gone viral. that's ahead. it's so great. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. kyle, we talked about this. there's no monsters. but you said they'd be watching us all the time. no, no. no, honey, we meant that progressive would be protecting us 24/7. we just bundled home and auto and saved money. that's nothing to be

>> i think brennan has the right analysis here.ou know, patrick manhattan unanimous, the late senator had a phrase, he called it defining deviancy down. when deviant behavior becomes normal. and then suddenly it loses its kmats to shock. and that's when a society gets in trouble. -- its capacity to shock. that's and that's when a society gets in trouble. it's true that the system hasn't blown up, there is fair amount of resistance. i don't think it's true that it is much less serious than watergate. if you look at watergate, nixon didn't defy court orders or do some of the other thing -- >> he tried not to hand over tapes. >> he tried not to. he tried not to. but when the court ordered him to, he did. he resisted in certain ways. but the level of lying in this administration has already greatly exceeded that which was done in the nixon administration. and i think it is sort of silly to compare nixon and trump. but this is extraordinarily u.s. corrosive and damaging to our system. >> there is a book out about the last days of the ob

paul brennan al-jazeera. well the issue of immigration is causing a major split in germany between angela merkel's christian democrats and its barbarian sister party of the christian socialist union interior minister horst c. hoffa wants to turn people away at the border if they've already made asylum claims elsewhere in europe something chancellor angela merkel rejects dominic kane reports now from berlin the row over what to do with people who come to germany claiming refugee status who had already done so initially in the first e.u. country in which they made landfall has really blown up in the course of thursday the issue has been one that has dogged the the formation of a grand coalition government and now the bavarian allies of angela merkel the christian social union is putting its foot down its leader it's the minister federal interior minister says the horse is in a hole for who is effectively the leader of the party on a national level federally anyway has said he wants to go back to the conditions

morgan brennan has our cover story. ♪ >> reporter: it's 9:00 on a saturday night and we're riding alongith miami beach cod compliance on the lookout for illegal short-term rentals. >> what are you looking forward tonight? >> hopefully establish contact if its occupied and determine what is the violation. >> reporter: code compliance officers have seen it all. this officer, large, late-night parties in residential neighborhoods. scantily clad women and short-term rental complains. >> miami beach code clines. >> reporter: and unwitting tourists who say they unknowingly booked them in these areas. >> this is messed up. >> reporter: all captured on camera videos recorded over the past two years. >> hello >> reporter: some so blatant, what to do if someone asks told to lie saying they're a friend and don't mention they rent this place. >> you're not allows to rent this house for less than six months and one day. >> everybody needs to leave. >> this party needs to clear out. >> reporter: and a loud party in california, in the san francisco bay area, shots rang out [ gunshots ] guests seen on

former cia director john brennan. he is with me live in moments. on capitol hill, no calm. just the storm battle lines drawn in the fight to replace justice anthony kennedy. both parties making this a campaign issue. abortion, affirmative action, gay rights all on the line. republicans promising to get a nominee confirmed within month. then on the other side of the capitol, democrats are looking for leadership. who will take joe crowley's place in that shuffle? calls now for younger members of the party to step up. so we'll talk to one. congressman eric swolwell will be here later in the show. i want to start at the white house with nbc's hans nichols. hans, we want to talk about this summit. this is the big news of the day. and the president moments before this thing is announced is casting doubt on that widely accept accepted intelligence. >> he's questioning his own intelligence team. i'll be curious to see what mr. brennan has to say about that. we really only know the start date and the place. we don't have a great sense for what's on the agenda other than national sec

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opposed to friday's ministerial meeting is like basically one of the toughest in recent memory paul brennan reports from vienna will they or won't they that's the question vexing energy analysts ahead of friday's opec ministers meeting with the ministers agree a compromise or is opec heading for a splits it could be a shortfall by the end of the year something like one point six to one point eight million barrels a day it will take time for anything to filter through say whatever they decide to do in the next few days it will be installed but it will have an impact on the market but they also want to ensure against is that the stock over how that we've seen in recent years doesn't come back again the reason why there are no talks or increase in production is to dump on that volatility i give the market the consumers everybody enough certainty and sense of security of supply to keep markets in x. healthy situation in june twenty fourth teen opec oil was trading at one hundred ten dollars a barrel by january two thousand and sixteen it had dropped to just twenty five dollars a barrel now than

joining me is liam brennan.hese charges are not directly linked to the investigation into russia's meddling in the election. how will these play into robert mueller's problem? >> you know, alex, at this time -- go to see you again. it's unclear. what this will do is severely restrict him and his defense team and likely keep that trial on a very strict timetable. being detained before trial is not something a judge wants to do, or wants to do very easily. one of the things they have to factor is how long will they be detained without a final judgment. i think judge jackson will keep this on a strict timetable because she has had to take this serious step and with a lot of basis of doing so before trial. he still has another trial to go through in northern virginia this summer before he gets to the trial in d.c. how this all plays out is still an open question. >> okay. let's get to the president's attorney rudy guiliani who continued his assault on the russia investigation. he was talking with the new york daily

hrngan brennan has more on ge, thegit. >> reporter: it's simpler, stronger ge. that's the vision unveiled by general electric ceo and chairman john flannery today. >> we laid outka a p of $60 billion of potentiallur sources. 25 goes to the deleveraging. thats lea immense amount of surpl surplus, if you will, to deal with leverage and risk going ourward or --know, so i looked carefully at the balance sheet. it's clear we know how to get to the endoint and how we're going to do it and we have think so, you know, i when we spend some time with people, they'll see that. >> reporter: the plan,shab eli viation power and renewable energy. that means spinning off ge's health care business as a standalone compan a process expected to take up to a year and a half to complete it also means exiting the majority share o baker hughes. that, too, could take up to three years. flannery believes the moves will unlock shareholder vndue ensure finances for a company that's seen the didends slash. >> i share in every sense the pain, if you will. you know, my -- my fe's savings is i

margaret brennan, thanks.will be broadcasting from singapore beginning sunday, june 10th and the "cbs evening news" will originate from there monday and tuesday, june 11th and 12th. we are learning more tonight ksout the contractor arrested yesterday as he reported for e rk at the white house. he had been wanted for weeks for attempted murder. now there are questions about how he eluded authorities and got that close to the white aruse. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: martese edwards m peared in a washington, d.c. courtroom today and did not fight extradition to maryland on a charge of attempted murder. secret service didn't provide much information about edwards, who was arrested tuesday, while reporting to work as a white house contractor. hiwards is charged with shooting the boyfriend of his ex- girlfriend on may 3 in prince george's county, maryland, some nine miles from the white house. mo weeks later, on may 17, lalice entered an arrest warrant into a national crime information database launching a sear

cricketing legend but before all of them came the aboriginal eleven of eighteen sixty eight paul brennan al-jazeera sussex and that's all the sport it's back to you see. thanks they said that from mr townson but nick club will be with you in a moment is much more of the day's news and so what. took you out of south america australia pretty soon. you just folded to me today. and the. good news in the street. is the case because the make sure it's close to. the. sixth. street. just a. few. months. it's been one year since its neighbors imposed a blockade on the town by land sea and air. a move that shattered the region's two political landscape alliances have shifted and qatar has grown more self-reliant. but what caused the rift between the g.c.c. countries is there an end in sight and can the gulf ever be the same again the siege of qatar on a just zero. caliber as prime minister welcomes g seven leaders to quebec for what's expected to be an acrimonious summit. well i mean this is odds are live from london also coming up in the program why i.c.c. judges have overturned the landmark war

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. >> glor: we are joined now by "face the nation" moderator nation" moderator margaret brennan. itrgaret, there is a lot here. eiat's the political fallout? an reporter: well, neither republicans nor democrats can claim total vindication, because the current f.b.i. director chris wray said there is no evidence of political bias that biuld have hindered the investigation into hillary clinton's email server. but partisans on both sides are embracing this rebuke of fired f.b.i. director's james comey's conduct. rsump supporters are focusing in, as well, on those text messages sent by the f.b.i. official that paula mentioned. d then was removed from,d for, special counsel robert mueller's team investigating russian contact. >> glor: what is the impact on the mueller investigation? >> reporter: there is no impact on the investigation, but may be when it comes to public perception, that might matter. after all, it was that action which spurred the hiring of a special counsel to investigate whether he was attempting to interfere with the f.b.i.'s russia probe. so, it's politically tang

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and russia what opec to relax tight controls but iran and some other members are opposed to that brennan reports from vienna. will they or won't they that's the question vexing energy analysts ahead of friday's opec ministers meeting with ministers agree a compromise or is opec heading for a splits it could be a short fall by the end of the summer like one point six to one point eight million barrels a day it will take time to anything to filter through say whatever they decide to do in the next few days it will be instant but it will have an impact on the market but they also want to insure against is that the stock over how that we've seen in recent years has doesn't come back again the reason why there are no talks or increase in production is to jump on that volatility i gave the market the consumers everybody enough certainty and sense of security of supply to keep markets in a healthy situation in june twenty fourth teen opec oil was trading at one hundred ten dollars a barrel by january two thousand and sixteen it had dropped to just twenty five dollars a barrel now thanks to opec