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let's bring in chris kelly thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you've been keeping an eye on the proceedings today. how do you think mr. zuckerberg is doing so far? >> he's moving along there's been a wide-ranging set of questions he has been able to keep most of the focus on libre there have been other areas touched. most of the critiques being offered before are being offered again today. that should have been something he should have expected and it looks like he did. >> libre where tech innovation is concerned or is that too simple >> there's a very real competition going on with chinese systems that they're trying to take across the globe at this point. and american innovation has to be operational here. and, you know, libre is a big swing. and it's a big attempt to change things that haven't really been changed in the last 50 years about payments infrastructure. mark is doing a very good job, as david marcus did beforehand, about setting out the various, you know, concerns that particularly central banks can and should have about this, but ways that they can be m

chris. >> kelly o'donnell out on the lawn with the president. let me bring back evelyn par cass and former congressman carlos curbelo. i think kelly pointed, evelyn, to what we were talking about when one of the reporters asked very specifically, can you tell us of any investigation not involving political opponents and he didn't have an answer for that. >> no, because, chris, it's not about corruption. yes there's corruption. there's corruption here, too. it's about foreign interference. this is about getting a country to interfere again in our elections. he's using this subterfuge. if he really cared about foreign corruption, he would immediately pass some laws or put out an executive order requiring transparency of ownership of property in the united states. we have a very bad reputation internationally because we allow a lot of money laundering because of lack of transparency. also, he would release his taxes, there are a lot of questions about whether he laundered money for overseas russians. this is about foreign interference. everybody ne

say a conversation i had last night with someone revealed to me that when folks like john kelly, mr mcmaster, chrison were all there and part of these operations, they did feel like there was more of a prioritization of a secure network and for cybersecurity support. they say since those folks have left, it's completely changed. >> we certainly had reporting about the president using his private phone, his unsecure phone to make phone calls to people and do things like that. is it sort of a cultural thing, this is not something the president's into? he just doesn't -- i mean, when you say he doesn't have an appetite for it, is it he's conscious of it and doesn't want to do it or he just doesn't see the threat? >> my sense is it's a little bit of both but i think the personal preference is an example of that for this president that we haven't seen from past administrations before. he does that in defiance of the sort of guidance that he's getting from the experts around him. now these cybersecurity experts aren't even going to be around him and they are not going to be replaced with people who have

bridget kelly, david weinstein, all resigned. chris christie he wanted to get all of these endorsements to build momentum for his campaign was not elected president. pleaded guilty to conspiracy. kelly was charged with violating federal fraud statutes. the government's theory was that they had deprived the port authority of property in the form of the extra salaries for the toll collectors and the engineers. the fraud came because they had lied about why they were conducting the traffic study. kelly and baroni's argument is that the government is only relying on this theory because it could not do this under the actual federal honest services statute because back in 2010, the supreme court ruled you can only rely on the honest services statute if there actual bribes. they did not get anything out of this other than the pleasure of knowing they were getting retribution to the governor of for lee. they say if you allow the government to define property for purposes of this fraud statute, this is going to sweep in all kinds of political m

chris's point? >> i agree with him and apparently kelly had promised the president that he wouldn't write a book until the president left office, but that wouldn't stop him from getting together with mattis or tillerson or mcmaster and coming out and telling the american public what it is like to work in that white house. and, you know, he has described it as wrestling with a bear every day. well, it may be a little worse than that, particularly when you have a president who believes he's his own best chief of staff, who doesn't much take advice anyway and you have mulvaney there now who just kind of gets out of the way apparently. so i think it's a difficult situation and when he's unbound, as chris is saying, it can really be problematic and these people are not speaking up. you know, we're going to have a book by anonymous coming out soon but that doesn't do anybody very good. >> i absolutely, chris, take your point. while he was in there, look what he allowed for. and it begs the question what did he say no to that we never knew about but thank goodness he was there to say no. i want to go back to

bridget kelly, david wild scene, and william baroni all resigned. chris christie, who wanted to get all of these endorsements to build momentum for his notidential campaign, was elected president. not elected president. kelly and baroni were charged with violating federal fraud statutes. the government's theory was that they had deprived the port authority of property in the form of the extra salaries for the toll collectors and the engineers, and the fraud came because they had lied about why they were conducting the traffic study. argument wasoni's that the government was only relying on this theory because this under thedo federal honest services statute. in 2010, the supreme court ruled that you can only rely on the honest services statute if there were actual bribes or kickbacks, or kickbacks, and kelly and baroni did not get anything out of this, other than the fact that they were getting retribution to the mayor of fort lee. if you allow the government to thene broad purposes for the purpose of this statute, it will sweep in all kinds of political

we saw megyn kelly do that here. we saw chrisome out on his own show on msnbc to call for an investigation. it seems unclear of anything stronger. t >> tucker: do you think it's weird that female news employees who hold themselves up as champions of woman and empowered people, feminists, they can in effect defend someone who covering for harvey weinstein? >> we saw savannah guthrie in this latest report was a business partner of his wife. when the matt lauer allegations came out earlier in october, we saw savannah guthrie on the air express or dismay at the matt lauer accusations that came forward. she called for an investigationa expressed how shocking it was that matt lauer was accused of that years ago.se she still as "the daily beast" reported earlier today has gone on the record and defended noah hoffenheim oppen heim and called for him to keep his job. >> tucker: i have always liked savannah guthrie. she is a very nice person. it's hard to understand why she is doing this. great to see you and thank you. last night on this

bridget kelly and david weinstein and others and chris christie who wanted to gather the presidential momentum to run for president, which he did not. and the government's theory is that they had deprived the port authority of property in the form of the extra salaries for the toll collectors and the engineers and the fraud came because they had lied about why they were conducting the traffic study. so kelly and barone's study is that the government is only relying on the theory, because it could not do it under the federal honest services statute, because the supreme court ruled in 2010 that you can only rely on the statute if there are bribes and kickbacks, and kelly and barone didn't get anything out of this other than the pleasure of knowing that i were getting retribution for the governor of fort lee. they say if you allow the government to define property for purposes of this fraud statute, this broadly, it is going to sweep in all kinds of political misconduct when somebody prioritizes one neighborhood over another for snowplowing, because they want to curry favor with that nei

chris said, i'm frickin' hollering, grade "a" content. kellydear beyonce, i'm not saying you should hire kenneth moton but he's got the steps. thanks to the new job he's available on weekends but he does have to be in bed like by 6:00 p.m., please consider. in the meantime, check out his audition tape. >> there you go. a lot more beyonce. what about kendis giving you a shout-out? do we name him? >> we do name him, because he said some nice things. except not in the video. but he gave the stamp of approval for the video, for the beyonce video. he was there in london showing off, blah, blah, blah. >> so sweet. >> that should have been the last time we saw kendis gibson on the air -- >> no, i don't think so. >> since he's on a completely different network we won't name. >> kendis wished you well in beating his record, he said he can't wait to see what three years on the show, all the fun you'll have. >> and i said i would never want to do that to him, i said he should be the record holder for that. >> he will hold the record. that's for sure. >> b

kelly history. by telling enough personal stories of those involved, you start to understand larger human saga that the war became. chris hartley, our author tonight, understand that intimately. that's the approach he has taken with his book and that's exactly what he has done. in his book, the lost soldier: the ordeal of a world war ii g.i., he tells the story of one soldier and his wife and their two daughters. this is truly a family story, not just a story of taken root, chris chris's family, for is the father of chris's wife who is here with us tonight. would you please stand and be recognized? [applause] here, people will come and say, my father did this, my grandmother did that, my grandfather did this. and that's what you're seeing here tonight. so let's learn a little more about chris hartley. i'll put my federal union blue cap on and let you know that he's the author of stoneman's raid, 18 65, which won a prize from the north carolina society of historians. it was a finalist for the ben franklin award in history for the independent book publishers association. speaker,o a andlefield tour guide, author of articl

chris? that's the big question here. in the mueller investigation we saw chairman -- judiciary chairman jerry nadler issue 12 different subpoenas for individuals like john kelly, former white house chief of staff, jared kushner. a lot of them were ignored and are now tied up in the court system. speaker pelosi has said she doesn't want to wait on the court system in this case, that they're going to plunge ahead, that they feel they already have the information based on what the white house itself made public to go ahead and pursue impeachment articles. so the big question will be what additional tools including potentially contempt on inherent contempt, a blatant power that congress hasn't used, frankly, in a century to try to compel these witnesses. if it doesn't work, what is next? this also is a very momentous week because today we have a lot going on over on the senate side where the state department ig called a meeting, a last-minute meeting with relevant committee staff. >> i'm sorry to interrupt you, heidi. but the speaker and chairman schiff are there now. let's listen in. >> good morning. good morning everyone. thank you for being here as we observe

administrator naomi kelly and her team including mattias jamie and bill barnes, debra lusky from the public works and kate tourin who helped us formulate the legislation hearing. a special thanks to chris tom as well as many of our other city attorneys who work on this legislation. i also wanted to thank all other city departments who helped inform the recommendations of the office of emerging technology. so, i want to extend my gratitude to the tech sector, businesses labor and academics who participated in the workgroup. and last but not least, i would really want to thank my staff. erika mayborn who ree really wod on this legislation and she did it without ever looking back and saying why did i get myself into this and i'm really glad she took this on because i would have lost my patients about a year ago. so, that is what i'll be introducing. and hopefully you will be supporting that. also, colleagues, i would like to close today's meeting in honor and in loving memory of robdale pelasios. rafael was also known as super jeff and a force of nature as the lead instructor of city bill academy. he lived and breathed his work. even in his final days, he spoke with the director joshua ar

like chris said, the president made this decision impulsively on a phone call, and i don't think they had any sense of how to manage the contingencies around this. >> kellyi know you're not there right now, but you have been previously -- take us inside the national security council. how do they play this? what do they do? >> well, in a normal national security council process, there would be a series of options developed for the president, and those options would be weighed with their risks and consequences. but in this case, there wasn't that process. the president just made a decision, and now the nfc has to work to implement that decision through the departments and agencies. so, this is a big mess. i suspect that the pentagon is scrambling to figure out some contingency plans around this. i suspect the state department and ambassador jeffrey are also trying to figure out how to manage this from a syria strategy perspective. this is a giant mess. it's sort of upside down. should have been done the other way around. >> carol, take us to d.c. the president has spent a lot of time this week trying to defend his decision. is he convincing anybody? >> wel

kelly kron 4 news. >>2 people face burglary charges in morgan hill where a curfew was in effect after the power went out. police say these 2 men 26 year-old chris gomez from tracy in 21 year-old jason gomez from san jose broke into 2 cars a quick search revealed one of the suspects had an outstanding warrants the other was on probation. the city of morgan hill had initiated the curfew in the areas that were affected by the power shut off. >>due to the urgent public safety threat involving this power shut off we are streaming now a 24 hour streaming service kron. offering it for free so that viewers can stay up to date with the latest information even if you are without power you can download kron on at the app store. a live local news streaming 24 7. all right let's check in with lawrence karnow as we head into the weekend. a lot less anxiety right now common down isn't it the lot right now pretty calm around a good part of the bay area even the winds that we are seeing fairly light right now skies are mostly clear. >>we do have a little haze in the atmosphere. that's because the smoke from the fires burning around the bay area. these past 24 h

kelly... the dow officers, the doomsayers, the glued spheres, they're going to get it wrong again. it is chrisstminster. laura at westminster. adam brussels. and katya at his side. we have a lot to come to. it has been a week. but to help us get through that week we continued a little conversation at the waiter and of the spectrum that we can have a bit later on brexitcast. because roger he will join us and his record player is already in our west minister booth thing. i didn't think that was yours chris. i was wondering what that was. but why is it there? he has compiled, he is a writer and musician and has compiled some brexit disco heads. and just to tease you, let's just hear... brexit disco heads. and just to tease you, let'sjust hear... goes around your bindersaid. tease you, let'sjust hear... goes around your binder said. this song called let's go wto. # will not is to go wto ——... called let's go wto. # will not is to go wto --. .. that is fantastic! that is amazing. that has help me with the week already. let's get into the meat of what has been quite a couple of days in a big week wh