elset's move on to someone , michael caputo. use a pr professional, conservative radio talk show host. in 1994, he moved to russia. he was working for the agency for international development. he was fired from that job because he refused to follow a state department position. he opened a pr firm in moscow and married a russian woman. he subsequently divorced her, and in 1999, his business failed. roger stone, a mentor to him, urged him to move to florida and opened his pr firm in miami, which is exactly what mr. caputo did. and then, in 2000, he worked media to improve putin's image in the united states. do we know gazprom media is? dir. comey: i don't. an oil company. in 2000 seven, he began consulting the ukrainian parliamentary campaign, they are coming at his second wife. what possible reason is there for the trump campaign to hire putin's image consultants. dir. comey: no thoughts. >> admiral rogers? adm. rogers: like ways. >> do either of you know what michael caputo is doing for the effortffort -- trump today? dir. comey

caputo did. then in 2000 he worked with gasprom media to improve putin's image in the united states. now, do we know who gasprom media is? do you know anything about that, director? >> i don't. >> well, it's an oil company. in 2007 hebegan consultingthe ukrainian parliamentary campaign. there he met his second wife. so i guess my question is what possible reason is there for the trump campaign -- any thoughts on that, director comey? >> no thoughts. admiral rogers? >> likewise, ma'am. do either of you know what michael caputo is doing for the trump effort today? >> i have no idea. >> i'm not going to talk about u.s. persons. >> all right. let's move on now to carter paige. carter paige was the founder of global energy. it's an investment fund. he has only one partner, and that partner is sergei -- who is the former executive which is a russian state-owned gasprom oil company. before that from 2004 to 2007 he worked for merrill lynch in moscow. in march of 2016 then candidate trump referred to ca

do either of you know what michael ka caputo is doing for trump effort today? >> i have no idea. >> i'm not going to talk about u.s. persons. >> let's move on now to carter page. carter page was the founder of global energy. it's an investment fund. he has only one partner, and that partner is sergei yatsenko, the former executive of a russian state-owned gas prom oil company. before that, from 2004 to 2007 he worked for merrill lynch in moscow. in march of 2016, then candidate trump referred to carter page as his foreign policy adviser to "the washington post." the next day page asserts his, that he's an adviser on russia and energy but then subsequently candidate trump says he doesn't know him. on september 26th, he takes a leave of absence from the campaign and page publicly supports a relationship with russia, criticizes u.s. sanctions and nato's approach to russia, saying and then subsequently says he's divesting his stake in gas prom in august. in 2014 he writes an article criticizing the u.s. sanctions praising sechin in an article in "global policy" and

thank you, all, very much. >> thank you, senator caputo. maybe the senator from west virginia will have to share with the other members of the committee what it is that she's done to the fcc commissioners to make them so agreeable. next up is senator klobuchar. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you to the three commissioners and all the work you do. congratulations, chairman pai. and i know this was raised earlier, but we really need as you all know to have a full slate of commissioners and i hope the president will renominate jessica rosenworcel as i always note not only is she really smart, but i like she has a name harder to pronounce than my own. we like to get that done. broadband deployment as senator caputo and you just noted, commissioner clyburn, is the infrastructure challenge of our generation. senator caputo and i are two of the five or six co-chairs of the broadband caucus and i recently wrote a letter to the president with the co-chairs that was signed by 48 senators urging the president to include broadband as part

michael caputo is doing for trump today?>> i have no idea. >> and i'm not going to talk about a u.s. persons. >> all right. let's move on now to carter paige. carter paige was the founder of global energy, it's an investment fund. he has only one partner and that partner is surgy, who is the former executive of russia state own gas oil company. before that from 2004 to 2007 he worked for merrill lynch in moscow. in march of 2016, then candidate trump referred to carter paige as his foreign policy adviser to the washington post. the next day paige -- he's an adviser on russia and energy. but then subsequently candidate trump says he doesn't know him. on september 26, he takes a leave of absence from the campaign and then paige publicly supports a relationship with russia criticizes u.s. sanctions and nato's approach to russia saying -- and subsequently saying he's invest his stake in august. and criticizing the u.s. sanctions an article in global policy and then rebuke the west for focusing so called annexation of crimea. in

joe caputo admitted jumping on thanksgiving day 2015, and he was just spared prison time. one former secret service officer tells news4 the release of these accused jumpers sends a bad message that it's somehow okay. both the secret service and the national park service have made public plans to change this white house fence, to raise it higher, to raise the base higher too, to make it more difficult to climb. we checked with those agencies in recent days. neither have changed those plans despite the quick succession of recent fence jumper, and neither has announced a timetable to actually get the work done. as for today's accused early morning fence climber, the secret service checked her bag and found no hazards, no weapons. visitors outside the grounds late tonight saw a secret service vehicle and officers all along pennsylvania avenue. marci wahl is in court tomorrow. erika, there have been so many fence congress now intervening too. >> we appreciate you being with us here on a sunday night at 11:00. thank you, sir. >> announcer: and now your storm team4 forecast. >> i

that would include those like roger stone and michael caputo and wilbur ross and paul and rex tillerson. he was the ceo of exxon mobil. in 2008, he said the likelihood of russian businesses was in fact a poor investment. that russia was a poor investment climate. a 500 -- $500osed -- second most powerful man in russia and probably a former kgb agent. gives axon access to the black sea and siberia for oil development. rex tillerson calls him a good friend. in 2012 mr. tillerson and mr. show togo on a road talk about this great deal. also, there is a video of president clinton toasting champagne. in 2013, mr. tillerson received the russian order of rent ship. to president next putin at the event. it a dietn to you, is to mr. putin, knowing what you know of him and his interest in doing hard to us, is it of asefit to have rex tillerson secretary of state for a >> i can't answer that question. >> admiral rogers? >> i'm not in a position to answer. could you give me an understanding of what are some of the reasons we impose -- tions >> from my general knowledge it is to punish activities cri

broadband deployment as senator caputo and you just noted, commissioner clyburn, is the infrastructure challenge of our generation. senator caputo and i are two of the five or six co-chairs of the broadband caucus and i recently wrote a letter to the president with the co-chairs that was signed by 48 senators urging the president to include broadband as part of any infrastructure initiative as we know the mobile now act that passed the committee in january included my provisions to advance dig once policies and expand wireless coverage. senator thune and i have pushed for the stand alone broadband reforms. chairman, why is direct federal support like the fcc provides through the universal service fund critical to deploying broadband in the rural parts of our country? >> thank you for the question, senator. i think the core reason is -- >>> all of this is at c-span.org p. we will take you live to the white house. president trump with fairly busy agenda in washington. we will hear more about that from shaean spicer, president's spokeman. >> president continues to closely monitor the impa

do either of you know what michael caputo is doing for trump effort today? >> i have no idea. >> and i'm not going to talk about u.s. persons. >> all right. let's move on now to carter page. carter page was the founder of global energy. it's an investment fund. he has only one partner and that partner is sergey lasenko, firmer executive of gas prom oil company. before that from 2004 to 2007 he worked for merrill lynch in moscow. in march of 2016, then candidate trump referred to carter page as his foreign policy adviser to the washington post. the next day page asserts his -- that is an adviser on russia and energy. and then subsequently candidate trump says he doesn't know him. on september 26 he takes a leave of absence from the campaign, page criticizes u.n. sanctions and nato's approach to russia, saying -- and then subsequently says he is his stake in gas prom in august. he writes an article criticizing u.s. sanctions in an article in global policy and then rebuked the west for focusing on so-called an ex-ation of crimea. in july of 2016 he gives a grad

caputo did. -- to0, he worked with improve putin's image in the united states. do we know who they are? director? >> i don't. >> it is an oil company. in 2007, he began consulting the ukrainian parliamentary campaign . he met his second wife. what possible reason is there for the truck campaign to hire putin's image consultant? any thoughts? >> no thoughts. >> likewise >> do either of you know what michael caputo is doing for the trump effort today? >> no idea. on to carter page. carter page was the founder of global energies and investment funds. he only has one partner and that executive offormer a russian state-owned oil company. before that from 2004 two 2007, he worked for merrill lynch in moscow. in march of 2016, trump referred to carter page as his foreign-policy advisor to the washington post. asserts that page he is an advisor on russia and energy. subsequently, canada trump says he does not know him. september 26, he takes a leave andbsence of the campaign aen he publicly supports relationship with russia, criticizes u.s. sanctions and nato's approach

. -- caputo, a p.r. professional, conservative radio talk show host. in 1994 he moved to russia and there he was working for the agency for international development. he was fired from that job because he refused to follow a state department position. he then opened a p.r. firm in moscow and married a russian woman. he subsequently divorced her and in 1999 his business failed. roger stone, a mentor to him, urged him to move to florida and open his p.r. firm in miami which is exactly what mr. caputo did. and then in 2000, he worked improve rom media to putin's image in the united states. prone we know who gas media? do you know, director? director comey: i don't. ms. speier: well, it's an oil company. in 2007 he began consulting the ukrainian parliamentary campaign. there he met his second wife. so i guess my question is what possible reason is there for the trump campaign to hire putin's image consultant? any thoughts on that, director comey? director comey: no thoughts. ms. speier: admiral rogers? admiral rogers: likewise, ma'am. ms. speier: do you kn

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joseph caputo admitted to scaling the fence with a binder holding a rewritten u.s. constitution in 2013. he pleaded guilty but avoided prison time, probation only. he later spoke with news4 about why he did it. >> i had my own intentions. the main point was the binder. it seeks to restore the constitution to its original intention. >> former maryland based secret service officer reacted to both of these cases, saying even if the judges ordered the men held behind bars immediately, it might not make a difference. he said jail is not even a mild det dete biggest releases since the harry potter saga, the books by form president obama and his wife michelle could be a global event. penguin random house just announced it has lined up publishers from ireland to south africa for the pair of books. it's also set to release spanish language editions. there's no title yet or release date. but some reports claim penguin ran donnedom house paid as much mm million for the two books. >>> before you reach for a pill to help fix what ails you, it might be better to reach for your jg

caputo did. and then in 2000, he worked with gas prom media to improve putin's image in the united states. now, do we know who gas prom media is? do you know anything about goss prom, director? >> i don't. >> no, ma'am. >> well, it is a -- an oil company. in 2007, he began consulting the ukrainian parliament campaign and there he met his second wife. so i guess, my question is, what possible reason is there for the trump campaign to hire putin's image consultant? any thoughts on that, director comey? >> no thoughts. >> admiral rogers? >> likewise, ma'am. >> all right. do either of you know what michael caputo is doing for the trump effort today? >> i have no idea. >> and i'm not going to talk about a u.s. persons. >> let's move on now to carter page. carter page was the founder of global energy. it is an investment fund. he has only one partner and that partner is sergei yatsanko, who is the former executive of a russian-state owned gas prom oil company. before that, from 2004 to 2007 he worked f

medium tlc's hit show long island medium lets you inside that world, so long island medium teresa caputo, countless others, seeking a connection with souls hoff passed on. here's a look. >> how do you connect with a number 10. >> the tenth of a month, the month of october,. >> time i get married. >> getting married in october. >> okay. >> who is mother figure for you on the other side. >> i have a mother, yes. >> yes. there is a mother energy stepped forward with the piece of lace saying i know you would incorporate me. >> i just brought it to my house last week, a piece of her veil that i'm using. >> realize how many people you >> teresa caputo, good morning to here this a connection to the soul, the soul bond. goal, with what i do as a medium is not for people to believe in mediums. i want everyone to believe in themselves and know thater and r be broken to embrace those signs, symbols that gou o of your loved won that have been departed. >> with this new book, your >> yep. >> with this you talk about it is called good grief. you talk about how we can handle our grief. you should be an

portman and shelley caputo of west virginia, lisa murkowski of alabam alaska, they're all concerned about losing medicaid funding in their states. then there is mike lee who we saw in sunlen's report. lindsey graham has said this is moving too fast. this morning, arkansas senator tom cotton said we should be taking time, we should not be voting in a couple of weeks. you now have eight republican senators who are coming out and saying, wait, stop, slow down, there are problems. can trump call them up, twist arms? let's see. but that's a lot of concern on the republican side. >> so kayleigh, if you're advising the president on this, you're sitting next to him, and you're reading him the report that jamie gangel just brought us about these eight senators, what do you tell them to do? >> look, i think president trump, despite the reporting, has written to be very confident. if you look at his first tweet about this bill, the interesting word he used was negotiation. this is why president trump was elected by the american people, because he can negotiate. this bill was intentionally put forth

mark caputo from politico and kelsey snell, thank you very much. up next, rex tillerson in china as tension grows with north korea. the secretary of state says all options are on the table when it comes to dealing with north korea's nuclear weapons program. will china step in? a panel of national security experts joins me next to break that down. plus, the president's po posed cuts to the state department budget. he real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may inc

bidding and to engage with him, and i would include those like roger stone and carter page and michael caputo, awilbur ros and paul manafort and rex tillerson. i'd like to focus first on rex tillerson in the three minutes i have here. he was the ceo of exxonmobil. in 2008, he said that the likelihood of u.s./russia businesses was, in fact, a poor investment, that russia was a poor investment climate. that was in 2008. in 2011, he closed a $500 billion deal with rossneft oil. the ceo of rossneft is igor sechin, who is a confident of president putin, second most powerful man in russia, and probably a former kgb agent. the deal gives exxon access to the black sea and the cara sea and siberia for oil development. rosneft gets minority interest in exxon, in texas, and the gulf. rex tillerson calls sechin a good friend. in 2012, mr. tillerson and mr. sechin go on a road show here in the united states to talk about this great deal that they had just consummated. also in 2012, there's a video of president putin and mr. tillerson toasting champagne at the deal, and in 2013, mr. tillerson receives the

bidding and to engage with him, and i would include those like roger stone and carter paige and michael caputo and wilbur ross and paul manifort, and rex tillerson. i would like to focus first on rex tillerson in the three minutes i have here. he was the ceo of exxonmobil. in 2008 he said that the likelihood of u.s.-russia businesses was, in fact, a poor investment. that russia was a poor investment climate. that was in 2008. in 201 1 he closed the $500 billion deal with rossneft oil. the ceo of rossneft is igor -- who is a confidant of president putin, second most powerful man in russia, and probably a former kgb agent. rex tillerson calls him a good friend. in 2012 mr. tillerson and mr. -- go on a road show here in the united states to talk about this great deal that they had just consequence mated. also in 2012 there's a video of president putin and mr. tillerson toasting champagne at the deal. in 2013 tillerson receives the russia order of friendship, and he sits right next to president putin at the event. my question to you, director comey, is is it of value to president putin knowing wha

michael caputo, jeff sessions attorney general for donald trump, and members of the trump family itself. this matters. it's serious. our battleships weren't sunk and our towers didn't collapse a la 2011. but no mistake, 2016 is are year we should mark on our calendars. and it's still going on. the attack didn't end on election day. and will continue, as you have suggest, unless we, all of us in this room, stop it. a admiral rogers you have proudly worn that uniform your entire career. i am proud of your service and grateful for it. but i would ask you, sir, not even with respect to this specific investigation, to use your own words as someone who no doubt has been in theater, who has lost brothers and sisters in combat, to explain to me, but more importantly, to the american people. don't' assume they know the answer. tell them in your words, why we should care about russia's active measures campaign aimed at destabilizing our democracy and that of our allies. in your words, sir, why should they care? >> i don't think it's in the best interests of our nation for any external entity to a

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