determinar que un presidente estÁ fuera de sus cabales es cuestiÓn sólo de una prueba psicolÓgica.poder de la mÚsica para mantener a estos jÓvenes fuera de las calles pero la falta de fondos pÚblicos ha puesto en peligro el futuro de este proyecto. reportero: josÉ tiene 17 aÑos, vive en michoacÁn, uno de los estados mÁs afectados por el narcotrÁfico y la violencia. hace tres aÑos se sumÓ a la delincuencia. segÚn Él, eera su mundo y su Única opciÓn. >> een el momento en que ya no vaya nada para mÍ, me empecÉ a meter en la violencia y en la delincuencia. reportero: ero --pero josÉ conociÓ el coro monumental y poco a poco se alejÓ de vicios. >> me ha ayudado mucho en mi persona, en mi familia, en mi escuela. reportero: este coro estÁ integrado por mÁs de 1000 niÑos y adolescentes que viven en colonias y municipios amenazados por la violencia y naciÓ en 2013 como parte de un programa de gobierno federal para prevenir el delito. aÚn con este talento, el aÑo pasado los dejaron sin recursos y la secretarÍa de gobernaciÓn cancelÓ el proyecto pese a la crisis que se viviÓ en este estado en

from a champion that is only caballe storming into the second week with victory fist in a comprehensive win over maria sharapova germany's kava on top throughout the match winning six one six three in the meantime top seed simona halep she is also still on track fighting off the challenge of american lauren davis in a tense battle that took almost four hours to finish that winning the marathon final set fifteen games to thirteen meanwhile in the men's competition reigning champion roger federer is as dominant as ever the swiss master of beating frenchmen skate in straight sets and it was also a straight sets victory for novak djokovic she beat spain's ramos six two six three six three the sabai the way chasing a record seventh australian open title. now turning to a shock victory for german downhill skier thomas dyson as he beat a host of more experienced competitors at the world cup race in the austrian resort of kit's bill let me just remind you he did that on one of the most difficult and dangerous slopes in the sport the high on income slope competitors launching themselves from a s

work hard for her victory over shaved her way she fought back from a set down to win in three sets caballe who's the only remaining grand slam champion left in the draw will play america's madison keys next. and before we go just a reminder the top stories we're following for you today i'm going to be a news stream a chance so i'm going to michael says party leaders face lots of work to deliver a stable government this after the social democrats narrowly vote to join formal coalition talks with knuckles conservatives germany has faced months of political uncertainty after inconclusive national elections last september. and vice president u.s. vice president mike pence is visiting jerusalem today where he's scheduled to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu palestinian leaders ever refused to meet with parents in protest over president trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel. you are watching d.w. news coming to you from berlin we have more news for you at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news information from around the clock o

saturday's australian open final in melbourne top ranked how it ultimately proved too strong for germany's caballeshe came through in three sets winning the marathon match six three four six nine seven to maintain her unbeaten record so far this year in the early game down under number two seed was nucky he overcame a second set to defeat belgians allies and mountains the dane is a former world number one but like halep has yet to win a grand slam title. in motor sports world's oldest braley have been to officially starts on thursday kicking off the twenty eighteen season but competitors have already been on the circuit to prepare the carts chilly new views of belgium went fastest in wednesday's shakedown or drivers test their cars at full speed finding champion sebastian could only manage sevenths fastest the frenchman is going for his sixth straight title this year the monte carlo rally was first staged in one thousand eleventh. and just a reminder of the top story we're following for you here today on d. but w. news turkey says it will continue its military offensive on the northern syrian afte

decorated player ever it has been a good start to twenty thousand for german tennis fans after angele caballe and alexander's vera secured a two one win for germany over belgium in the hopman cup they won their mixed doubles match against elissa americans and david goffin does that victory that came after cabo also beat mountains in these singles next up germany faces canada tomorrow. get your the top stories we're following for you this hour south korea's government poses high ranking talks with north korea next week. here's winter olympics the offer comes a day after north korean leader kim jong made a rare overture for dialogue with the south. and state media in iran is reporting that the death toll from ongoing government protests has now risen to at least twenty including a police officer those. protesters are said to have tried to overrun police stations of military bases during the day five protests. this is the news live from berlin thomas for the entire team thanks so much for being with us and we're back again at the top of the hour. keep calm. this is it's a kind of culture war. on

someway, somehow, my little girl's cabal team is somewhere. going tosaid they are come here, so wherever they are, they need to get here and get here now. [applause] [laughter] gov. justice: oh, here we go. [applause] gov. justice: doll just stand here -- y'all just been here around me. all of you just in my there. ok? abby,al quickly, this is aj, and tucker, and morgan and and kay, andcia, emma. [applause] you justice: let me tell --in basketball, when the season begins, you are allowed to have two scrimmages. had 40st scrimmage, we turnovers and we lost by a gazillion points. [laughter] gov. justice: and then we went to work because they are real young. a lot of times, we only have one senior in this group. and a lot of times, there are two freshmen and three sophomores on the floor at the same time. since that time, they have not lost a game. just the other day -- [laughter] [applause] gov. justice: just the other day, the poll came out and the right second in the state. [applause] now, let me tell you this. haley, who is second-team all-st

the democratic party and its establishment that seems to be a collusion i mean we could use the word cabal or something like that but they're in lock step all of the time go ahead charles you know i think it goes all the way back it could go if far back as one nine hundred eighty nine it's a collusion of cooperation between establishment wings of the democrat republican party to promote the interests of the big defense contractors big global media big big global banks etc to obstruct the analysis and the finding of the real truths that need to be address it's a joke it's a gigantic long term many decades long i would argue conspiracy well it's certainly been corrosive all right gentlemen we're all going to go to a break here and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the news industry stay with art. kind of financial survival job today was all about money laundering first visit this should just be different. oh good it's a good start well we have our three banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands or do we d

you had a cabal of people who believed was their job to deprive the american people of the president they elected. we can't analyze these data points separately. the text message you showed where lisa page is saying we have to go easy on hillary clinton. ling that to the emails andrew mccabe sent out saying we won't used normal procedures, we won't empower the front-line fbi agents who are apolitical. they were doing everything they could so hillary clinton never faced consequences. lou: the special treatment at headquarters that was called for early, and strong and page had -- strzok and page had gotten their instructions. to see them react in these texts to that is stomach turning. because it is every sign that one could manage in these texts -- it's unequivocal. these people made a determination and they sold out. >> the undermining of our democracy should horrify republicans and all americans. that's why i'm working with bod goodlatte to draft reform legislation so the fbi can never do this again. any time there will be a headquarters special where we relationship an investigatio

the irs may come out and give some guidance or make a ruling that puts the cabal sean this, but it isa of huge creativity. it is quite an issue because not everyone itemizes -- but if they change to payroll taxes, everybody can benefit from this. which couldrue, mean less money going to the federal government. david: we know that the lawyers will come out just fine because of legal advisement on this case. becky so much, suzanne, for being here. up next, the republican senator from kansas concerned the changes from nafta might hurt nafta is in his state. jerry moran is from kansas and he has talked with bloombergs wilbur ross -- they say net that is going to cost jobs in his home state in kansas. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets. shery: let's get a quick check of the major averages, under pressure today. 2/10ths of 1%. barrel for the first time since 2014. nasdaq is down, falling the most since december. take a look at the dollar. it is holding at a three-year low after secretary mnuchin's comments that a weaker dollar helps the economy. the

i think we are now entering into an era where there is talk about, like, deep state cabals and thingsike that, that trump is creating a permission structure that might allow him to do it and republicans wouldn't say anything. and so i don't know about june. but injury it's actually more dangerous. >> i can. >> go ahead, michael. i mean, he fired comey and the republicans loved it. you know the tinfoil hats have been handed out for some time on capitol hill and around the country. and it's -- it doesn't change anything. >> they have been. and now people are talking about these supposed secret societies which don't exist. that's a conspiracy theory. too many republicans on the hill have been willing to play the same game now. he has sort of deformed our politics and distorted it. and people see it works for him. they're going to defend him in the same way. and i agree with matt. i don't think that today we would face the same crisis we would have faced in june if if had come out back then. >> juliette. >> yeah, but the difference -- the politics of it, i don't know how it would play out

wouldn't -- perhaps it wouldn't be surprising, you know, about the fbi or about the idea that there was a cabalfbi. but coming from the republicans, it just seems we're in uncharted waters here. >> i'm sorry i'm smiling a bit with you, anderson, because i've actually heard that rhetoric from the left when i was in government. kind of the presumption of guilt, the presumption that there was some nefarious activity going on from the extreme american left. and we generally got a pass, and that's not always a good thing from the american right. i mean institutions need to be held up to the light of the day. but you're right. number one, it's a bit unusual coming from the right, and actually the almost viciousness of the attack is really unusual from either right or left. >> yeah. general hayden, appreciate your time. thank you very much. we'll be right back. more news ahead. et, so - [girl 1] perfect! you can send a digital payment. [man] uhh, i don't have one of those payment apps. [girl 2] perfect! you have a us-based bank account, right? [man] i have wells fargo. [girl 3] perfect! then you shoul

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a lot of people thought that he had a cabal.bama carries, they were very anti-israel and pro-iran and pro-palestinian. though the mall and in there. and he is just if he did that. >> sandra: i hope it's not true. >> melissa: when i read the story, i said this can't possibly be true. it would be exactly as newt gingrich said, it would be so un-american, so anti-u.s. it does seem like it would violate the logan act. i can't imagine he would actually do it. >> kennedy: and regardless of party. every president, every administration, every one of the country wants peace in the middle east. they want to bring these two sides together. resistance is one thing. if it's a political tool here domestically and it's a way of bolstering your site, i get that. so much as fair and forgiven of politics here within our shores. however, when you go overseas and you're putting a wedge and the peace process because somehow you think you're magically going to be the democratic nominee in the next president in 2020, that shows that if this is true, i

was that a statement of fact in the sense that there are other members of fbi who are part of some cabal who is trying to defeat donald trump and work against him postelection. we have to get to the bottom of it. and never in 25 years of working and overseeing investigations, you know, in the 90s i was the chief investigator for congress running a lot of the similar investigations of the clintons, and we never saw the fbi take such a political edge. we didn't see fbi agents who had an agenda. obviously, there was stress between the fbi and d.o.j. and the clinton white house, but never did we see anything pop its head up like this, this is shocking even to me. ashley: david bossie, great stuff. i look forward to the missing texts coming to light. i'm not holding my breath. going to be very interesting. coming up, outrage after the nfl rejects a please stand ad from a veteran's group. the member of the ad will be here to talk about it. >>> first, reports that google has a secret speech police involving governmental and nongovernment organizations. next a college professor says they blocked

this is what the jewish cabal doesn't want you to see. at some point, if your strategy is to silence people versus prove why they're wrong, you are kind of going to lose. i'm not sure that is something we want private companies taking upon themselves to do. it might've been the aclu that put out a statement that today, the private companies are taking on the nazis. what about tomorrow when they take down black lives matter? you need to think about what precedent that is setting. when companies do not take a content neutral approach which is why when people get upset, why do people do to use platforms to incite violence? why are they still on facebook, why do the get to use these platforms? when people get so upset why can these white supremacists be on and issuing death threats why are they still on facebook? why do they get to use this platform to incite violence? i kind of say like, i don't think there's really much you can do about it. >> indeed, servers in the u.s. actually provided this service for foreigners who have limitations on

in afghanistan, where the rosters attacked a hotel in cabal, such attacks on civilians only strengthen our resolve to support our afghan partners. we commend the swift response of the security forces. afghan forces with our support will continue to relentlessly pursue the enemies of afghanistan who also seek to export terror around the world. we call on pakistan to immediately arrest or expel the taliban leaders and preventive group from using pakistani territory to support them. in a government shutdown we're pleased to see senator schumer to accept the deal president trump put on the table from the beginning which was to responsibly fund the government and debate immigration as a separate issue. the statement here from the president of the united states that i will read. i am pleased that democrats have come to their senses and are willing to fund our border patrol, first responders and insurance if you are vulnerable children. as i've always said once the government is funded my administration will work towards solving the problem of unfair illegal immigration. we'll make a long ter

is not over and a lot of people feel like we have to keep talking about this that's right for the cabal you from a social media desk thank you very much for talking to us about it. and we're coming our top top story the world economic forum in davos it isn't just about putting high finance business deals into the pipeline officials also invite social entrepreneurs from around the world here is that they address the most pressing social environmental undergone mental challenges of our day w.'s mother costa claridge met up with some of them. the trip from japan to the slopes of davos took in eighteen hours this is social entrepreneur maseko guru his first time at the world economic forum the subjects he's come to talk about are far removed from the usual interests of big business. there are children who don't get to eat. once a day of poor soup morning she having tons of food sawing away. eating and so this is the big gap between the parts of war and another part of the door. and that's the reality happening right now this is one of the uncomfortable realities that he and a dozen other so

don't know how it is going to be a meanwhile two thousand and sixteen australian open champion angie caballe has got her preparations off to the best possible start winning the sydney international title she beat australian ashley party in straight sets six four six four to clinch the trophy. three time major champion jordan speed has narrowly avoided missing the cut at the sony open in hawaii the world number two had to battle back from a quadruple bogey in his first round on thursday and what better way to impress than to hold his longest ever part this was nine hundred feet or twenty seven meters buddy he says tied at forty eighth going into thursday brian holland holds a three straight lead of the sack johnson at the top of the standings. now the washington capitals pulled off an incredible comeback in the n.h.l. on friday they stunned the carolina hurricanes as jay beagle schooled with one point three seconds left to win four three it was only his fifth goal of the season the helped the capitals stay on top in the metropolitan division. thank you the canucks finally got a break against

for america in that sudden growth to reach his first ever grand slam semifinal germany's i'm delete caballe brushed aside madison keys to reach the last four of the australian open before but world number one is back to winning ways after a torrid twenty seventeen season keppel will face that women's top seed simona halep in the next round after the romanian one in straight sets a cut of the disco. now in football the u.a.e. for have drawn the groups for the inaugural nations league which will kick off in september of this year league a side germany of are drawn against france and the netherlands the walk. juicing count to see a face spain and portugal take on italy winners of the thought league a group survives to a knockout stage which will decide the winner of the first you wait for nations li . is by their ban from the forthcoming i mean picks the russian olympic committee's official clothing supplier of l.b. athletes uniforms on monday the international olympic committee has left the door open for russian athletes with a clean doping history to complete and a live picture flag keeping

. >> i mean, the idea you could have some kind of a cabal to organize or control the government in some way and have it not leak or somebody go sell the story to a magazine or to a book publisher doesn't comport with reality. >> this idea after secret society targeting the president, that may seem far-fetched. but what about this idea there is this bias inside the fbi? >> right. i think we can have fun with the notion they're having decoder rings and special titles and nicknames, but then take a look at the larger picture, bias within the fbi. since when is the fbi some sort of a left-wing organization, number one? number two, if they were trying to get hillary clinton elected president, they did a really poor job of doing that with comey coming out and basically tanking her a week before the election. certainly there are some people in the fbi who are biased against this president. i suspect there's an even larger number who were biased against the previous president. i don't -- i don't dismiss the possibility they're walking around calling each other knight and such. >> a lot of peopl

stuart: so what we've got here, i think is, this deep state cabal about to be revealed.hat i is what happens. i say the bannon comments are a distraction, do you agree with that? >> no. i think steve bannon was close enough to donald trump that we should pay attention. michael wolff, has a history of reimagining conversations and i want to know exactly what he got on the record. now, here's the issue with the whole deep state thing. again, the privacy rights of americans and whether our fbi, our cia, our nsa are once again out of control, the deep state not only threatens president trump, it threatens the civil liberties of every american. stuart: we're going to find out the truth? >> i believe it is inevitable now because there sun with thing about computer records, they really don't go away. we learned that with the hillary clinton emails. stuart: that's true. liz: irs problem. stuart: you're on top of the story, john. thank you for that. >>> now this, our next guest says, said quite frequently actually, amazon is going to buy target. when that news broke a couple days

what's going on in an environment, high security guarantees on that enforcement mechanism not being how cabalbecause again it uses mathematics, block chains and a told you-- total variable sense of how you control things like that. i've done this whole thing injustice because i try to verbally and-- describe to an entire algorithm, but to me those are the kinds of things that do give us hope in where we need to invest. that's where i can contribution the mean i'm not a fan of band bands, don't think they get anything done. >> do you feel this technology should be weapon lysed and the reason i ask is because right now the dod stands on that technology that supports our current troops is that decisions of life handed would be made by his handlers, so at the current state, no, they will not be weapon nice, but do you think they should or will they ever weapon nice? [inaudible] >> china just said-- >> correct me if i'm wrong, but i don't think the technology is there that we can allow that to happen. >> technology will get a lot of better, but i will give you some examples-- >> the answer is no.

debates i believe at that point over the location of the capital, and he writes the intrigues, the cabals, underhanded, insidious dealings of a fak issues, turbulent spirit are more frequent in this republic than the monarchy. what he is talking about is republican government in action. at any rate, taken together, the resources of the project were invaluable in a great many ways. just to cite a couple of examples, they were specially revealing of how members fought about what they were doing. and often what they thought of each other. if i can pull this out, what they thought of each other, this is fisher ames on madison. fisher ames was young, harvard educated, reads like a webster of his day. very idealistic on his arrival. he had beaten samuel adams for his congressional seat by a hair! at any rate, very idealistic, but found that most of his new colleagues fell short of the, i am quoting, the demagogues and roman senators he anticipated, wrote to a classmate, i felt chagrinned at the yawning listlessness of many here, in regard to great objects of the government. their liableness to

particular point over the location of the capital but i could be mistaken and he writes the intrigues, the cabals, the underhanded and insidious dealings of infectious and turbulent spirit are even much more frequent in this republic than in the most absolute monarchies. what he's talking about is democracy in action. republican government in action. at any rate taken together the resources of the project were invaluable in a great many ways. just to cite a couple of many examples. they were specially revealing to me of how members thought about what they were doing and often what they thought of each other. i can without and what they thought of each other. this is fisher ames on medicine. fisher ames is quite young, harvard educated, as i said the webster of his day. very idealistic on its arrival. samuel adams had been beaten by him by a hair and at any rate idealistic and encountered most of his new colleagues and i'm putting the demigods and roman senators he anticipated. i felt chagrined at the yawning listlessness of many here in regards to the great objects of the government. there reliab

and he writes, the intrigues, the cabals, the under-handed and insidious dealings of a factious and turbulent spirit are even much more frequent in this blake than in the most absolute monarchy. what he's talking about is democracy in action. >> right. >> republican government in action. at any rate, taken together, the resources of the project were invaluable in a great many ways. just to cite a couple of many examples, they were specially revealing to me of how members thought about what they were doing. and often what they thought of each other, if i can pull this out, yeah, what they thought of each other. this is fisher ames on madison. fisher ames is quite young, harvard-educated. as i said, reads like the webster of his day. very idealistic on his arrival. he'd beaten samuel adams for his congressional seat by a hair. at any rate, very idealistic, but he found that most of his new colleagues fell rather short of the, quote, demigods and roman senators he'd seapanticip. their liableness to the impression of arguments, their prejudices, their refining spirit in relation to trifles. i was

ofare governed by this cabal comic book villain oligarchs, while people are forced to wear diapers at their factories because they aren't given bathroom breaks. even the one thing that used to be able to say for capitalism, that it was supposed to be efficient at allocating capital, is clearly not true at a time when wages are stagnant, while tens of millions or hundreds of millions are investing in silicon valley startups. i'm interested in this debate. i'm interested to see if either side can talk me out of my sense of despair and total futility. [laughter] i'm grateful to cooper union for giving us this historic great hall to have this in. it was originally scheduled for a different venue and it sold out quickly. i think it's testament to how much hunger there is for intelligent political debate that all of you are here. this is home to a tradition of political debate going back to 1860 when abraham lincoln made a major anti-slavery address in this very place. thank you to -- [applause] thank you to haymarket books, operating sales outside the hall. [applause] thank you to verso bo

say, yes, erdogan is not the best individual out there, but there is a global conspiracy, a global cabal, interest lobby, trying to undermine u.s., eu, americans, aliens. there are people who are willing to buy that, and i think we will see that farce in play. >> thank you very much. i want to turn back to giran, i want to pick up how adp and erdogan coming from using criminality trying to marginalize opposition. i've written about name calling and shaming and all those sorts of things but obviously the jailing of the two co-chairs of the people's democratic party and mayors and members and so forth. we see this criminalization often as, a, kind of a backlash against someone or some actor erdogan feels has betrayed him. there was this coalition or understanding that the kurds and akp would partner together and potentially kurds would get some sort of cultural or other kinds of rights would be given to them and they would support presidential project. so if that is the response they have seen, once they no longer agree to support that, what, if anything, could the kurdish movement coming

you have the cabal within the justice department of the fbi trying to support hillary and going against got that going on. you have also got this pay-to-play investigation of the clinton foundation. that is a third element, isn't it? >> there is no question that the clinton foundation is organized, not organized but criminal conspiracy. i investigated the rico statute for years in the fbi and i mean this puts our investigations of organized crime to shame from the standpoint of how it operated. i mean just a giant slush fund. get a bunch of gulf stream 5s, buy around the world, buy wedding gowns, pay for weddings, the tiny little amount of money goes to charity, i even question if those are charities, i think that is preposterous. why the irs has not come down on them earlier is beyond me. it is no question it is a criminal conspiracy. the all the other things. uncovering of names, uranium one thing, all the stuff we're yet to hear from. stuart: you're fired up about this and i'm not surprised. james kallstrom, thanks for bringing your fear to this program. we appreciate it james. >> th

padre, lo publicÓ alexander en twitter, me comentabas que durante el proceso se portÓ como todo un caballeieron ellos?. >> no se vieron y los resultados estuvieron a los cinco- siete dÍas. >> ¿ tuvieron una relaciÓn duradera?. >> de verdad realmente no tengo, no puedo darte tanto detalle, sabemos que marÍa ya ha declarado que tuvieron una muy linda amistad y a raÍz de esa amistad naciÓ la niÑa, bienvenida sea, me alegra ver que alexander ha tomado una posiciÓn tan abierta, tan distinta a lo que estamos acostumbrados a ver, me alegra mucho. >> como debe ser porque tanto marÍa tiene derecho de mostrarle a su hija quiÉn es su verdadero padre y Él a pedir una prueba de adn, ahora sandra ya se sabe, se hizo esta prueba, saliÓ positiva ¿ cuÁl es el proÓximo paso?. >> el siguiente paso es ir ame da mediaciÓn donde s padres acuerdan la pensiÓn aliment de la niÑa, quÉ tipo de tiempo compartido alexander quiere tener con su hija si es lo que quiere y me luce que sÍ y ahi cierra el caso, ha sido un caso que se ha manejado muy bien, muy discretamente y es algo que va a ser positivo, marÍa no lo estÁ h

instead the anti-trump cabal within the government is being veried.ted the economy would tank and it didn't. they predicted the market would crash. instead we have a stock rally the ages. along come as book from a rabid trump hater and full of gossip and media jumps on it for lifesaver for never ending contempt. that is desperation. since when is gossip been a reason to remove a successful president? i would keep a close eye on the president's approval rating, for much of the 12 months, it has been in 30% range. not good. the "real clear politics" average approval jumped to the 40% mark. trump has gone over the head of hateful media and people like what they see. the second hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: we have 31. >> 32 minutes into the trading session we're down 35 points. look at that level, 25,261 take a look at three of the big tech this is morning. they're making all-time highs. i'm talking about amazon which is now, $1247 a share. alphabet $1116 a share. facebook is at 188. how about that? some dow names hitting new al

after the election a alleged cabal of senior fbi people organize to disrupt the trump presidency from within the government. it is dynamite. it implies rogue fbi agents, hillary supporters all, interfered with the the democratic process. the democrats do not want this memo to be released. they say it undermines national security, undermines america's top law enforcement agency and undermines the mueller investigation. the republicans have beaten back those challenges. it is in the hands of the president. he has five days to decide whether to let us see it or not. there is a hero in this story. it is devin nunez, republican chair of the house intelligence committee. without him and his constant push to get at the truth, we would know very little about the deep state and what it has been up to. the second hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ well, it is happening this hour. republican leadership holding its weekly news conference. any headlines you will most certainly get them. breaking numbers on consumer confidence. ashley: good, better than that. 125.4 which means nothing

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stuart: that is a cabal that is now being revealed of government people.iracy to deny the election to donald trump. ashley: yep. stuart: mess him up with whatever -- >> deleted text messages reminds me of deleted emails. they don't go missing. 50,000 text messages, records as part of a federal investigation, fbi, department of justice. they don't go missing. someone deliberately -- stuart: five months worth -- ashley: five months worth of texts. we know how much texting they were doing, were not quote, preserved by the fbi. stuart: wait a second, attorney general jeff sessions he will leave no stone unturned to find them. is he going to use the fbi to investigate the fbi in people who lost these messages or did whatever with them? ashley: special counsel perhaps. stuart: what is going on? >> it is worse than that, we also have the fisa memo we still haven't seen. the american people have a right to know what the obama pin station was up to in the waning days of the election in 2016. we have a right to know how our department of justice and fbi were politic

or it's with malicious intent that he and others have combined, in a cabal -- >> who are the others? you had trey gowdy. and who was he standing next to talking about the, the secret society? it's a secret society. we're going to look into it. who was it? >> you have elements of people on television, on cable netwo networks, with a concerted effort to destroy, the hope, the underpinnings the trust that people have in the fbi. >> go ahead, willie and toss it to me. >> the republican senator from texas who was standing with trey gowdy. he gave a speech about the secret society and said i don't know if it's true. they're putting donald trump ahead of the good of the country. and for what? donald trump doesn't care about them. they get into a foxhole with a guy who will turn on them as soon as he gets a chance. >> he's going to leave washington, mika. and when he leaves washington, the music is going to stop and there are going to be a lot of fbi agents and a lot of conservatives, and there are going to be a lot of republican voters who are going to be staring at them and say wait -- you