caputo said you could help. >> you could free the hostages. >> how do i know you are going to deliverasking for? >> you don't, but uh seem to be your only shot. >> there's 400 bitches in here asking for a whole lot more for those hostages. >> so don't ask their permission. what's more important to you, your criminal peer group or your child? >> trevor: please welcome selenis leyva. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> thank you! thank you! >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you! wow, this is fancy. >> trevor: this is nice, yeah? >> yeah. >> trevor: you're used to being in prison. >> anything is better. >> trevor: i feel anything is better than where you were. >> and real cops. >> trevor: i am such a beg fan of the show. i have been a fan of yours since day one, "orange is the new black." i guess it just became one of the biggest hits out of the blue and still going strong. let's talk about your character. this is an interesting season for her. i don't want to spoil anything for anyone but i know people binge and this season is basically about the inmates taking over the prison. your cha

the fbi has contacted caputo in connection to the russia investigation.then finally, there's brad parscale. there are plenty to call him as a witness as the probe on the house side digs into any possible links between the trump operation and russian operatives. like you said, kate, really digging into the president's own circle? >> lot of moving parts even on this friday. "out front," norm eisen, a former ambassador, of course, and also white house ethics czar under president obama and a former federal prosecutor who has known rod rosenstein for some 15 years. gentlemen, thank you so much for coming in. i appreciate it. ambassador, your take on this news. more people in trump's inner circle getting lawyers, even one of truck's lawyers is, wow, getting a lawyer. what do you make of this? >> kate, thanks for having me. we've seen this movie before. this is the scandal cycle that periodically seizes washington and number one, it is going to be a tremendous distraction for the white house and for congress as they try to do their other business. number two, do

cohn and caputo is supposed to be testifying. they have been contacted by the fbi.es it mean when donald trump's own lawyer is lawyering up? >> i think it means this investigation is wide-ranging, that they're talking to everybody who may have knowledge of what occurred. i think they're really focused on this firing of comey because initially the white house used this as an excuse and the reason why cohn is beitestifying. they also asked the two national security directors to assist in trying to the squealch the investigation. you had trump admitting he had a different reason for firing comey. it was only when the press started questioning this and people pointing out the hypocrisy of what trump said during the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and what comey said and what trump said are now completing 180 degrees. >> talk a little bit, there is the comey aspect and also the campaign alley expressway and what potential other claims might be in there. altogether the people in the campaign i've spoken with say they are not guilty, but what are you hearing when mike

>> chairman caputo, ranking member coons, thank you very much and congratulations, senator caputo, it's an honor to call you chairwoman caputo. >> thank you. >> i want to thank the chairman and commissioners for coming out today to testify. as the commission is well aware, montana is a rural state. there's a rural tone to today's hearing. and when you're from an urban area, you can take connectivity for granted. we do not take connectivity for granted in a rural state like montana. i look at some maps that the commission has put out, you see gaping holes across the west. this is not only a barrier for businesses, for individuals, it's been talked about as a public safety issue. and as commissioner clyburn stated, the maps don't even reflect the actual coverage in many areas. i spent a lot of time, i pick up tens of thousands of miles driving around montana in montana we don't measure times in terms of oil changes, it's tire changes, around the state. we see areas where it's, there's no cell coverage, let alone lte coverage so very much look forward to working with each of you as we cont

. >> so you confronted west virginia senator caputo with your daughter's story. i have want to watch that. >> that's my daughter. >> okay. >> she's beautiful. >> yes she is beautiful. she have doesn't take after her mom, but that's okay. i want you to see her in treatment. >> oh my gosh. how old is she? >> 41 years old. she's been fighting this cancer for four years very diligently. maintained her job. has got promotions. has led teams as sick as she has been. she would not be alive today if it wasn't for the aca. >> so pastor you have shared those pictures with us that you were showing the senator in that video, the video before she got the cancel ar. do you think she understood your situation? >> understood -- i'm not sure. i think she heard what i had to say and i think she listened to what i had to say. i don't -- that is not something that gives me a lot of comfort. i want her to act on it because it's not just my daughter. that's a face that i hope she will have in her mind when she is voting. amy is one of thousands and millions of people that this horribl

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i'm neil caputo and they let you decide if they went too far and on your dime. kennedy, along with ben stein, glad to see him back and adam luzinski, kind of glad to see him back. [laughter] the leaks come out and they come out and all of a sudden the common scene is still in the line of stuff. >> they have created a lot of problems. in fact, let's face it. leaks are now right up there with clear and present danger, blow the war in terrorism and the bad actors like north korea. what i find amazing is that both sides of the aisle -- we heard that both love fisa and i'm hearing nothing on domestic spying. someone is to lessen the amount of people he could do these leaks and monitor this whole thing better. it's a disruptive practice. >> know, charles is right. it was incredible to see particularly on wednesday before the senate intelligence committee when the four members of the demonstration and acting fbi director were extolling the virtues of section 702. you wanted to shake them because the president should be the one that comes out against this. what surprise

micha michael caputo who is a trump campaign person. attorney telling me earlier today on july 14th he does -- caputo served in the role as communications advisor. he has some ties to russia having worked in moscow back in the 1990s as well as having some work with gazprom energy conglomerate in russia as well. now, he has of course denied having any involvement with the russians or campaign coordination at all. he said he is more than willing to answer questions before this committee, but he is also a close associate and ally of roger stone, the trump advisor who had had communications allegedly with julian assange, founder of wikileaks as well as gucifer 2, presumably the russian hackers. stone also denying he's done nothing wrong. stone also agreeing, wolf, to come before the committee july 24th. july is shaping up to be a very busy month for the house intelligence committee. not just those two gentlemen coming before them, but also susan rice, obama former national security advisor agreeing to testify behind closed doors. this as th

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sources tell cnn, wolf, that caputo has been contacted by the fbi. >> all right. elise, thanks very much. joining us now democratic congressman hakeem jeff rivers new york, a member of the house judiciary committee. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, wolf. >> you know the president tweeted this today. i'll put this up on the screen. i am being investigated for firlgt fbi director by the man who told me to fire fbi director. witch-hunt had. i want you to react to being that tweet. was it appropriate? >> well, twang appropriate. this is a president who has engaged in questionable behavior over the last several months particularly as it relates to the ongoing investigation into possible collusion between his campaign and russian spies as well as the possibility there may have been an effort to cover it it up, obstruction of justice and abuse of power. this is the man who fired the acting attorney general sally yates after she shared her concerns with the white house that is michael flynn could and third u.s. attorney general preet bear are a

morning, as this search effort continues, out here, and also mike and alex, one of our colleagues, tony caputoor another network in new jersey said he tweeted me and said unfortunately i'm on a very similar story in bellmawr covering a story of two elementary school girls who got stuck in the water, one drowned, one is on life support this morning. so definitely want everybody, all of the beach goers this is early in the summer season for anything like this to occur. just a reminder out there you have to be carawr happened around 6:00 o'oc off-duty. another reminder t ao p trip to the shore, >> little bit out on the of our viewing area. >> it is not jersey shore town , but like i said, very, very similar story this morning up there as well. >> are you hearing about rip tied or anything like that. >> reporter: it is unclear. is there a moderate risk right now according to the national weather service but taking a look it looks sloppy, it looks choppy, crews out there are kind of struggling to get over the waves themselves. or on rafts. we have seen some on the wave runners and that boat off in

michael caputo of a former aid and mueller is expanding his team, we are talking about hiring some of country's top legal mind to work on this. the house investigation are also continuing, you had the head of the senate intelligence committee, senator burr and democratic ranking member meeting with mueller this week. these investigations are expanding. it is natural as these people are contacted by the fbi and as perhaps they are getting included in the investigation that they would want their own outside counsel to advise them. >> all right, thanks so much ladies, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> still ahead, a first for president trump, skipping his usual weekend destination, stay with us. from the day i arrived, i wanted to see this great country. my last wish is for you to do it for me, as a family. love, grandpa. ♪ let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together ♪ older grandaughter: it'll be alright. i know. grandson: how did you meet grandpa? grandmother: actually on a blind date. [ laughter ] i wish he was on the trip with us. he's sitting right between the boys in the back

the latest was vice president mike pence and mike caputo, all of them have lawyers now.uss as cnn's political reporter eugene scott, guys, thank you for being with us. >> so who has not hired a lawyer yet? >> i am seeing more faces than i remember of the last time i checked. what i would tell people that it is possible that there are people in the administration hired lawyers that we don't know about it or getting legal counsel. from what we have seen and talking to other people and familiar to investigations, it would be wise for people to get as much counsel as early as possible. >> what would be the reason behind each of these people having their own attorneys? >> well, they need someone to represent their own interest and it is important to understand here that they were differently s situated o f the president of the united states. >> the president has certain immunity attached to his office. for example, he cannot be indicted. >> you don't think so? >> all of these people are fully exposed to criminal liability. when the fbi comes knocking and lied to a federal age

jim acosta has learned that former trump campaign aide micha michael caputo has been contacted by thelans to recuse himself from the russia probe and said it was something that he would do but for now the doj saying that if rosenstein needs to recuse himself, he will. a lot swirling on the investigative front. a lot of these lawyers for not only president trump but also campaign aides, all of them lawyering up as this probe barrels forward. brooke? >> you almost need a table of contents to keep all of this straight. >> it's a lot. >> jessica schneider, thank you so much for that. i've got abby phillips standing by. she's a white house reporter for "the washington post." chris cillizza is here, editor at large. brian stelter is with me here in new york, host of "reliable sources." chris cillizza, to you first. the tweet storm, you know, the ones referring to the "washington post" report that he's under investigation, he wants to be the one to drive this and defend himself. is he the best person to deliver these messages? >> he certainly thinks so and that's all the opinion that matters

medicaid, you worry about portman and shelly moore caputo. this is going to be a tough needle to thread. good luck you to, mitch. >>> president trump touting the republican health care plan as he got back on the road. the big campaign-style rally in iowa. the president exulting after the win in the georgia special election. he said publicly for the first time he wants solar panels on that southern border wall, assuming it gets built. senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny traveling with the president has more from cedar rapids, iowa. >> reporter: president trump taking somewhat of a victory lap wednesday night at a rally in cedar rapids, iowa. his first visit west of the mississippi since taking office. iowa, of course, one of those blue states he turned red last november, winning by 10%. he was not talking about that victory. he was talking about the victory in the georgia special congressional race. that's what he started out talking about. he also ran the gamut, speaking more than an hour, about twice as long as the white house initi

they include vice president mike pence, who hired a criminal defense lawyer on friday, michael caputo. even the president's long-time personal attorney michael cohen have someone representing them now. one big question has come up and that is will the president move to fire special count robert mueller or rod rosenstein. the storm oar advisor -- and claims to still talk to the president says i fired mueller and rosenstein for wasting the taxpayers money. this is a pitch hunt. our white house correspondent athena jones is live at the house with more. the president has hired the second attorney. do we know if he's meeting with his counsel this weekend or whether he's even considering the advice? >> hi. on the matter of roger stone's advice, he is echoing the presidents when he uses the word "witch hunt. "one official says what they've been saying all week have no changes. the president has no plans to fire a special counsel. of course, that could change. the kind of question we ask phenomenon a regular basis. when it comes to whether or not the president is going to be meeting with any

was written and just as we were waiting for talk to each other, ali, senators portman of ohio and caputo of virginia have put out a release, they oppose it in its current form. we're getting a sense of how intense opposition was behind the doors of the republican conference today. >> kasie hunt hill, part of capitol hill. >> i'll take it. >> that wraps it up for me. i'm going to see you back here tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern with stephanie ruhle then again at 3:00 p.m. eastern. deadline white house with nicole wallace starts right now. >> it's 4:00 and republican senators have made their way to the white house to talk to the president about the health care bill, that died with a whimper today. mitch mcconnell and colleagues took to the microphones to attack obamacare. >> the schedule may have changed a little bit but one thing that hasn't changed obamacare is collapsing. >> it's a bus, going off a cliff and democrats are saying stay on board, we're trying to rescue the american people. >> but seven years after that law was passed, the republicans failed to garner enough votes to pass a

. >> when the philadelphia police marine unit responded, sergeant gregory caputo said the deer had managed to free itself, began swimming away. >> were able to snare him with a dog noose, and safely bring him on board. >> rescuers pulling bambi ton their boat, calming it down, snapping the selfie. >> there was a selfie involved before setting him free. >> fortunately the deer was -- didn't give us any issues, got up on it way and continued into the woods. >> greg argos, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> switching gears now, south jersey ice cream shop owner facing charges, after police say he had a hidden camera to spy on employees and a changing room. this is the suspect, larry bostic, charged with five counts every child endangerment, and five count of invasion of privacy. bostic owner of the cool breeze ice cream parlor in vineland, he hid a camera in a changing room and spied on female employees as they changed in and out of their uniforms, wish they were not allowed to take home. >> that's nasty. that's people's kids out there. that could have been my daughter, you know, my daughter one day

president trump's personal attorney general michael cohen and former campaign aid mike-at-caputo have both hired personal attorneys. >> thanks so much. does the deputy attorney general roll rosenstein also need to recuse himself from the russia investigation? i'll ask senator amy klobuchar from the judiciary committee coming up next. listen up, heart disease.) you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united sta

donald trump himself, mike pence, michael cohen, michael caputo, paul manafort, jared kushner all have attorneys. the way the new yorker described what's being done to rod rosenstein right now is as follows. it says it is classic trump. he insnared rosen spine in a scheme. now that rosenstein has tried to correct his error, trump is using rosenstein's role in the scheme to push him aside. what are your thoughts? >> that's excellent because there is a narrative about donald trump that he doesn't know what he's doing and then there are patterns like this that suggest he knows exactly what he's doing. according to the white house time line, he decided to fire jim comey. but first he met with the deputy attorney general on a monday, t this wrien bill of health, so to speak about his decision from the deput attorney general and then fired him the next day. so that would suggest some awareness about how to do this. i think that what is interesting about the "meet the press" interview this morning is he is describing things, if true, might form a defense. take donald trump and the politics ou

neil: you could characterize it to the likes of senator portman and shelley caputo, and go on to coryxpressed serious reservations about some of the more draconian cuts they say -- >> neil, there is difference -- neil: what is the difference between those guys and helloer? >> those folks, you mentioned, want to get to yes. they're looking for the best senate bill to send to the house. senator heller just seems to have said no, we're not moving forward. that is different attitude. that is what we're trying to address. neil: when i hear him talk about a fix that makes sense for nevadans, how you is that saying no. >> if he is saying that, that is good news to me because i haven't heard him say that. neil: he is only one you would consider like katrina to go after? >> i think that is right. we're looking to work with him. we want him to get to yes. i'm hopeful he participated with the legislative team outstanding at the white house and senator mcconnell's staff to try to get to yes. this is bigger issue. this is bigger issue than one senator who wants to look through their lens. neil: i

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maybe opioid grants for caputo. go through the list. that's $200 billion there. i think the moderate side of this is easier to solve. the conservative side fundamentally a tribute to get rid of the medicaid expansion. this bill does not get rid of the medicaid expansion. it scales back the enhanced federal matching grants on the expansion and slows the rate of growth as a result of federal expenditure and medicaid. it also keeps and reaffirms a 350% federal poverty level individual subsidy for insurance. that is a tough pill to swallow for conservatives who just want straight repeal. that's where it's going to get difficult. there's so much in your appealing a free-market conservative is. maria: it is not cuts. it's slowing the growth. you're at the white house earlier this week with the president. he spoke to vice president mike pence a few weeks back. when you hear in the administration? can you give us any interns at the white house this week? >> the white house and hhs can that people are optimistic. they thread the needle here. it's going to take time. this

from other folks who have been involved in these investigations, people like roger stone, michael caputo , previous trump campaign officials who are adamant that they want to be able to testify publicly as a result of testify privately. they feel that that is only fair, given the amount of leaks they feel of come out of these close-door briefings. you remember that it was just last week following that briefing last week in which you had a situation where the former fbi director said, reportedly behind closed doors, that there was undisclosed meetings. senator collins walking in behind me, another top republican on the committee. largely isse is seen one of the republicans who has been pressing the administration in a way that several of her republican colleagues have not. scarlet: and of course, we are awaiting the start of this testimony. it was due to begin at 2:30 p.m. they are running a little behind schedule. several senators stopping by and reading the attorney general, shaking his hand. quick greeting, and then moving on to take a spot on the dais, or i should say in the chamber.

you see republican senators, sass, johnson, collins, portman, heller, caputo, from the right saying forng about medicaid and understanding how crushing it would be to the bottom lines of their states and saying no we won't do this. i think that's a positive for the body politic that narrative has been disrupted in a massive way. >> i think we're finding not the center but conservatives with a small c stepping forward saying no radical changes, no radical disruption disruptions, no radical plans on radically reforming one-sixth of the economy because we want tax cuts. >> it's kind of interesting, you would know more about it, you and harold because you both served in congress the staff element. when obamacare was passed rahm emmanuel knew what the numbers were. reince priebus is a missing element. totally missing. >> he's fighting for his job and also has a boss attacking members, so what is reince supposed to do when mitch mcconnell calls up and says the president is being incredibly stupid? the answer is yes he is. >> like everyone else in the administration he's been undermined. >> th

. >> you know, there's some talk, mark, that rob portman and senator caputo from west virginia are movingthe medicaid guarantee. but, again, even if they try to pass that through the senate, that cuts against the very people who voted for donald trump. >> well, look, this is a multi-step process on both the legislative front and on the pr front. mitch mcconnell wants to get this done. he's very crafty. he has a pretty good hold over the conference. what they say they need to do is get a bill out of the senate, go to conference and then they need to do a significantly better pr job, trying to explain to their own constituents why this is the national interest even though lots of people will be worse off if they pass it in the short term. >> we have this ad on the dccc on health care. take a look at this. ♪ >> i mean, that's what republicans are going to be watching for the next year and a half, if they pass the health care bill. the house republicans are already strapped with that. i understand sometimes you jump first, ask questions later. i have it hard to believe that rob portman wants