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christine and dave, dianne feinstein putting out a statement sunday afternoon demanding the white house counsel and christopher wray give the directive the white house is giving to the fbi. the parameters of the fbi probe into judge kavanaugh in the accusations he acted inappropriately at a party in the summer of 1982. feinstein saying the stakes are too high. she is essentially responding to the reporting of cnn and others that the white house is guiding the parameters of the investigation tightly narrowing its scope. democrats were not happy about that news. including amy klobuchar who grilled brett kavanaugh on thursday. she spoke with jake tapper on sunday morning. >> the white house decides who to nominate and that person is submitted to a background check. i never heard the white house either under this president or other presidents saying you cannot interview this person or look at this time pefrd. you can only look -- period. you can only look at these people from this side of the street. >> reporter: she says the white house does not want to micro manage the fbi. although she admitted she did not know

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our ranking member, senator feinstein, wrote to white house counsel don mcgahn and f.b.i. director christopher wray the day after the investigation began to require a copy of the written directive sent by the white house to the f.b.i. she got no response. the following day many other members of the committee also wrote to mr. mcgahn and director wray about the supplemental investigation. in addition to repeating the ranking member's request for an explanation of the scope of the investigation, we also asked that it be comprehensive. we wanted all serious allegations against the nominee to be investigated. and of course we would expect in a comprehensive investigation that all appropriate witnesses be questioned. we asked that the f.b.i. perform all logical steps related to these allegations, including of course interviewing other individuals who might have relevant information and gathering evidence related to the truthfulness of statements made in relation to these allegations. we got no response. just yesterday i joined a letter with many of my committee colleagues asking chairman grassley t

dianne feinstein sent a letter sunday to white house counsel don mcgahn and christopher wray, asking fbi. >> t fbi is not microm aging thisprocess. this is the -- the senate is dictating the terms. >> reporter:n "6 minutes," jeff flake, a crucial swing vote who cald for the investigation, and democrat chris coons, say they're awaiting t fbireport. >> if judge kavanaugh is shown to have lied to the committee, nomination's over? >> oh, yes. >> i would think so. >> reporter: the white houses emphasizing the fbi's work is not meant to be a fishing expedition. but chris coons says, there ought to be multiple investigations because there's egltiple aions before the judiciary committee rightnow. he says there is not likely 50 but it has to be more than 5. >> peter, thank you. >>> the u.s. and canada reached a last-minute deal sunday to free e the north american trade agreement that also includes mexico. canada will give dairy farmers access to its markets. president trump says it will reduce u.s. trade deficits and give american companies less incentives to move their plants to mexico. >>>

top democrat dianne feinstein sent a letter to white house counsel don mcgahn and fbi director christopher wray. she wants the marching orders given to the fbi. the president's team claims the white house is not interfering. >> the white house is not micromanaging this process. the senate is dictating the terms. >> reporter: on "60 minutes" jeff flake, a crucial swing vote, and chris coons, say they are awaiting the report. >> if judge kavanaugh has lied to the committee, nomination is over? >> oh, yes. i would think so. >> reporter: president trump is tweeting that the democrats find the time and scope is not enough. for them it will never be enough. don jr. weighed in. >> the people that are the victims of these things, when it is so obviously political, it diminishes the real claims. >> there's been so much talk, including kellyanne conway saying she herself had been a victim of sexual assault in the past. >> reporter: this was unexpected. it was a deeply personal disclosure from kellyanne conway. while she did, conway said that the judge should not bear the weight of the #metoo movemen

white house. and christopher wray had his narrow mandate. go to timmy's house to see if it conformed, they didn't go to safeway to see if her temperatustimony was corrob. without knowing what the scope of their authority is, we cannot go as far as maureen is wanting us to go, i think. >> stay with us. i have to take another quick break as we await the republican leaders and their news conference set to begin any moment. stay with cnn. if you're turning 65, you're probably learning about medicare and supplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medicare costs, which means you may have to pay for the rest. that's where medicare supplement insurance comes in: to help pay for some of what medicare doesn't. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by united healthcare insurance company might be the right choice for you. a free decision guide is a great place to start. call today to request yours. so what makes an aarp medicare supplement plan unique? well, these ar

what were the orders that the white house dictated the parameters to christopher wray and also does the fbi agents who did this, do they believe that they were limited or that they did a full investigation? >> fbi agents were asked to do a background check, that's different than -- and it is different than an investigation, and i think -- i do think, for the public's consumption, we've conflated this. >> i've been thinking a lot about the future of the court, and as you have those photos of the protesters, i'm wondering what chief justice john roberts is sitting, thinking sitting in his chambers. and he's thinking, this is not good for my -- >> and he's an institutionalist. >> i would argue we have three heads of the three branches of government. let's let the speaker of the house be the head of the legislative for now. there are people who are -- they don't like the head of the executive there's a majority that doesn't like the head of the led legislative. roberts was the guy that put the institution above his own politics. >> this is making it a lot harder for him to do that. and this

limited scope means and that's why senator dianne feinstein has written this learn to the white house counsel, to christopher wray saying we need more information. i want a copy of what exactly you are supposed to be doing and what you think your mission is so we know as well. barbara said something that struck me as well. she said if this kavanaugh nomination moves forward, let me tell you this, joe, based on my reporting there is no if in the mind of the president, theres no if in the minds of the white house, theres not a backup plan here. multiple sources have told me over the next four days that it's not as if the president is tossing around names for backups, that those conversations cannot happened. that said he just fairly recently this summer nominated brett kavanaugh and went through the interview process with other candidates so it's not like it's stale in his mind, but it is notable that you do not have the white house counsel don mcgahn, the folks involved in the judiciary coming up with names as a backup. they are all in on brett kavanaugh, all of their eggs are in the kavanaugh basket. they th

senator diane feinstein sent a letter to white house counsel don mcgahn and fbi director christoph christophery. she wrote in part, if the fbi requests any expansion beyond the official directive, please provide the names of any additional witnesses or evidence. her democratic colleagues are not thrilled with what they see as the scope of this background check. watch. >> to limit the fbi as to the scope oand who they're going to question, that really -- i want to use the word farce, but that's not the kind of investigation that all of us are expecting the fbi to conduct. >> i'm very concerned about this, because the white house should not be allowed to micro manage an fbi investigation. i've never heard that the white house either under this president or other presidents is saying, well, you can't interview this person, you can't look at this time period, you can only look at these people from one side of the street from when they were growing up. i mean, come on. >> a source has confirmed that the fbi has spoken with debra ramir ramirez, the second woman to come forward with an accusation aga

our ranking member, senator feinstein, wrote to white house counsel don mcgahn and f.b.i. director christopher wray the day after the investigation began to require a copy of the written directive sent by the white house to the f.b.i. she got no response. the following day many other members of the committee also wrote to mr. mcgahn and director wray about the supplemental investigation. in addition to repeating the ranking member's request for an explanation of the scope of the investigation, we also asked that it be comprehensive. we wanted all serious allegations against the nominee to be investigated. and of course we would expect in a comprehensive investigation that all appropriate witnesses be questioned. we asked that the f.b.i. perform all logical steps related to these allegations, including of course interviewing other individuals who might have relevant information and gathering evidence related to the truthfulness of statements made in relation to these allegations. we got no response. just yesterday i joined a letter with many of my committee colleagues asking chairman grassley t

very quickly, shannon, you're reporting that fbi director christopher wray is documenting meticulously every single interaction with the white house that he can't then be -- >> do you think 18 months of tweets have taught him a lesson or two? the white house has painted the fbi as hillary clinton supporters. >> get back to the hill. we need you over there. thank you for coming out and hanging out on set. the senate is expected to start in 30 minutes. watch mitch mcconnell put things in motion for a final vote on brett kavanaugh. as that all starts a handful of senators are still on the fence. so, will this report get them over the line? get them over the le?in mitzi: psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it. they're moving forward with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. it's proven to help people find less joint pain and clearer skin. don't use if you are allergic to cosenty

some one else called san ual said, kanye is that one black friend every white racist has -- it's too nasty, i'll go right to christopherarris, executive director of unhyphenated america. i want to be clear, i've never met kanye west, i never will. it's too mean to attack the guy because he agrees with you, on, like, that personal a basis that you are a traitor to your race? who talks like that? >> the left talks like that, tucker. you look at donna brazil, one of those nasty tweets, tweeted out that kanye west set black folk back 125 years. one individual who has an opinion that's different from the black collective is going to set black folks back into the slavery years? they're expecting any moment plantations are going to pop up, all over america. but you know, if that were to happen it would be democrats trying to put is back on the plantation they owned. >> tucker: does it help anybody, individuals or large group of people, when you tell them you aren't allowed to think for yourself, you have to take orders, anyone who has a different thought should be punished? i mean, it's hard to succeed in life if you aren't h

christopher wray quit? >> there is a long-time standing protocol between the fbi and white house for background investigationshere the white house is the client. so they want it reopened, you reopen it. >> what does the congress -- >> it's really the nominee is the president's nominee. >> we have a narrow directive. congress will say we asked them to do an investigation but we weren't going to vote. we didn't know he would narrow it. talk to the politics of this. it looks like it is possible that they will confirm this guy and flake will say it was the president. susan collins will say i wish they would ask more questions. they still vote for the guy. >> then the focus is on flake and collins and murkowski and other republican senators who were going along with such a charade. because it is kind of obvious you can't just say the white house -- we demand it. they demand it. >> it wasn't trump's idea. >> they demanded an actual investigation. if they don't get one, how are they going to -- >> it doesn't look like they are going to get one. >> after the mid terms, my guess is if the democrats take the house all

white house with more on all of this. blake? reporter: connell, fbi director christopherray said he received congratulatory phone call from president trump of the president was very publicly supportive and congratulated law enforcement from all across the country earlier today when he spoke about this arrest here from the white house. the president also called on the country as a whole to sort of turn down the political temperature. >> the bottom line is that americans must unify and we must show the world that we are united together in peace and love and harmony as fellow american citizens. there is no country like our country, and every day we are showing the world just how truly great we are. reporter: the president also at one point suggested earlier today that this was becoming a political distraction. he tweeted out the following earlier this morning, writing, quote, republicans are doing so well in early voting and at the polls and now this bomb stuff happens and momentum greatly slows. news not talking politics. very unfortunate going on. republicans go out and vo

white powder mailed to the president, president trump, secretary of defense mattis, fbi director christophery, cia director has both. three weeks ago. the president's son, also targeted with a suspicious package, don jr.'s ex-wife hospitalized because of that package. a truck with a trump bumper sticker per set on fire. two republican candidates in minnesota were punched, one, a man, six weeks, bad concussion. republican campaign manager was assaulted. dozens more incidents of vandalism, assault, harassment, including top republicans stalked inre airports. run out of restaurants. while we constantly condemn acts of violence on both sides of the aisle, when something happens to a conservative, democrats have been missing in action, noticeably silent. we will have a lot more on this throughout the show but first, more big news in the looming crisis at our southern border tonight. the migrant caravan continues to move north, even as we speak. defense secretary mattis approved a request to send even more troops to the border. now 800 soldiers have officially trying -- president trump recently to

mayor christopher, for instance appointed terry francois a black catholic civil rights activist and john f. kenning, white catholic labor activist to the city's first equal opportunity commission in the year 1957. seven years later, mayor jack shelley who was himself a stalwart member of the catholic action appointed sister maureen kelly to the new human rights commission. after she left, shelley replaced her with sister bern net childs who served 16 years on the commission. she was a long time participant in archdiocese many catholic action initiatives. they both remained active as mayors in advancing the agenda of the catholic action program. they maintained working relationships with many successors archdiocese joseph. when the students strike at san francisco state that lasted three weeks and was becoming more and more marked by. the mayor turned to the church and to the labor movement for help. george john executive secretary of the san francisco labor counsel, who was also a member of the advisory committee for robert smith the college president, urged her to appoint a blue ribbon committee. they wo

the white house has said they are completely on top of this information. is it possible -- christopher wray didn't comment on this -- is the possible the fbi knew about him yesterday and the president didn't? >> it is possible. you don't know when they exactly briefed him. you wouldn't necessarily wake him up in the middle of the night, you know, in terms of the operation. they might wait until this morning to give him a briefing. so you don't know what that is. i think what's interesting is how we're treating the president's language around a lot of these things. when i remember going back ten years ago we were always looking at who are the advocates, who are the people provoking this sort of speech that is closely tied into violence. we've got to remember with extreme behavior like this i think jim cavanaugh said it best, this guy wanted to be heard. you look at his social media posts, his behavior and activity, what he did now, he wanted to be heard. and what better time to do it than in a run up to an election when everybody is primed to this sort of stuff? look at that van right t

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christopher wray and say, let's keep this tight. keep this tight, just limit it. >> as i said, in the normal course, the white house council's officeovide that kind of guidance to the fbi. not for the purpose of purposefully not finding things, but just to kind of keep it on track and within dlineclines. >> we're talking trump here. >> thank you to natasha bertrand and greg brower. >>> up next, a yale law school classmate of kavanaugh's now opposes him. he's coming here and this is "hardball," where the action is. s "hardball," where the action is. once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do no

white house democrat nancy pelosi filing an official request to get background information related to the fbi's investigation of the assault allegations. senator kamala harris pressing fbi director christopherhat yesterday. watch. >> was your direction limited in scope, or were you given full direct -- discussion? >> our supplemental update to the previous background investigation was limited in scope, and that is consistent with the standard process. >> do you know who determined that the fbi would not interview judge kavanaugh or dr. ford or the list of 40 plus witnesses? >> again, i would say what i said at the beginning, which is -- as a standard, the investigation was very specific in scope, limited in scope, and that is the usual process. >> melissa: marie, i wonder if democrats feel like this is a good issue. i don't necessarily believe in polling, but when you believe in the direction of the polls, when he comes them all together, it seems like it has, in mitch mcconnell's words, awoken a sleeping giant and fired up republicans. democrats were already fired him, they didn't need firing at. to think it's a good issue for them? >> marie: i do in many places. first, the republican part

white house's cries to stop this special counsel's investigation. >> that was the lawyer for glenn simpson, head of fusion gps, the firm that hired the ex-british spy christophero put together an opposition research file on donald trump and his ties to russia and russia's efforts to attack the u.s. election in 2016. you can see glenn simpson there standing over the shoulder of his lawyer. simpson was there because house republicans are still trying to nail him somehow for having commissioned the research and the trump russia dossier. he's testified before three different committees. yesterday they tried to get him in front of a fourth committee, and he said basically no through his lawyer, you're trying to shoot the messenger here. so it's kind of a dramatic standoff, the lawyer saying what republicans are doing to his client is demagoguery and abuse of power and he's not going to help them cover this up. but then i just want to show you this next moment that happened. when up pops the fox news channel point person on this story. this is fox's lead reporter on all of the fox news stories they've been pushing for months now how terrible the fbi is, and how the

christopher wray wrapping up the news conference. suspect locked. investigation beginning. this is "shepard smith reporting." investigators use a fingerprint to nab the man targeting democrats. the suspect was in a white van, plastered in anti-democrat stickers. the suspect left his fingerprints on one device and dna on two of them. they say they're confident they have the right man. in custody is this man, 56-year-old cesar sayoc. he lived in aventura, florida and has a prior arrest record including one for making a bomb threat in 2002. reports are he worked as a bar bouncer and dancer and had recently been living in that van. shortly after we got word of his arrest, law enforcement officials in south florida surrounded this van in the town of plantation, about 30 miles north of miami. you can see the vehicle has stickers covering the windows including images of american flags, logos of the rnc, pictures of president trump and one sticker that reads "cnn sucks." "the new york times" reports one sticker has hillary clinton's face in the cross hairs of a rifle scope. the associated press reports a quitter acontinue that belongs to the suspect including a tax against george soros who was targeted in thi

dianne feinstein -- requesting a copy of the white house's directive laying out the parameters of the investigation in a letter to mcgahn and fbi director christopher wray last night. mazie hirono fbi: "to limit the fbi as to the scope and who they're going to question? that is -- that really -- i want to use the word farce. but -- that's not the kind of investigation that all of us are expecting the fbi to conduct." president trump -- pushing back -- charging that nothing will ever be enough for democrats.sanders: "the white house counsel has allowed the senate to dictate what these terms look like and what the scope of the investigation is."klobuchar: "you can't interview this person, you can't look at this time period, you can only look at these people from one side of the street from when they were growing up. i mean c'mon!" a source tells cnn that kavanaugh's drinking history -- a key point of contention at last week's hearing -- is not part of the probe. kavanaugh: "you're asking about blackout. i don't know, have you?"one of kavanaugh's yale classmates -- accusing kavanaugh of being a "frequent" and "heavy drinker" in a statement sunday, sta

christopher, mike santoli, thanks. >>> another major departure in the trump administration this time it's nikki haley, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations resooing todigning toda eamon javers is at the whiteouse. >> reporter: we are seeing some fallout. the president moving quickly to hold an impromptu session with nikki haley in the oval office the two of them sitting side by side in chairs it's official now. the news breaking a little bit by surprise earlier today. here's the resignation letter from nikki haley to the president that the white house has put out. now the question is what happens next the president was full of praise for nikki haley during that session in the oval office he went out of his way to suggest that she might come become to the administration at some point in the future, perhaps in a higher role, and for her part, nikki haley doused some speculation about her own political future here's what she said. >> i will say this, for all of you that are going to ask about 2020, no, i am not running for 2020 i can promise you what i'll be doing is campaigning for this one. i look forward to supporting the president in the next election. >> i can tell you that despite the p