clint, particular around, you know, there might be stuff to talk about. as katy was saying, we've been around here for a few minutes. we have been expecting to go to this white house press conference, press briefing that is supposed to have started about a half an hour ago. i would suspect that it is about to start within the next ten seconds because there is sarah huckabee sanders. >> good afternoon. i know most of you and more importantly the american people have many questions relate to hurricane harvey and as you all know, the president was in corpus christi and austin earlier this week and today at

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, 1994. >> reporter: clint had already seen one total eclipse, but it was a first for donald, who isned cancer specialist. back then he was working with hiv patient. >> i had been an aids doctor for 25 years. it was tough. but seeing that, we call that nature's greatest spectacle. for me, recharges me. and lifts my spirits so that i can continue to do what i do. >> reporter: donald and clint eventually got married and now been to an incredible 15 total eclipses together. all over the world. with so many souvenirs, they could start a museum. >> some places there is a whole lot and some places you really have to look. >> there's one of my favorite things we got, it's so bizarre. >> reporter: they found this poster in japan. >> we have michael jackson as the sort of radiant image of the eclipse. >> reporter: they have plenty of photos before and after eclipses, but when the spectacle is actually happening, they don't take pictures. >> we laugh, we cry, we kiss, we scream and this is big awe. this is like lay you back, mouth gaping open, stammering awe. >> reporter: clint is the planner.

, 1994. >> reporter: clint had already seen one total eclipse, but it was a first for donald, who is renowned cancer specialist. back then he was working with hiv patient. >> i had been an aids doctor for 25 years. it was tough. but seeing that, we call that nature's greatest spectacle. for me, recharges me. and lifts my spirits so that i can continue to do what i do. >> reporter: donald and clint eventually got married and now been to an incredible 15 total eclipses together. all over the world. with so many souvenirs, they could start a museum. >> some places there is a whole lot and some places you really have to look. >> there's one of my favorite things we got, it's so bizarre. >> reporter: they found this poster in japan. >> we have michael jackson as the sort of radiant image of the eclipse. >> reporter: they have plenty of photos before and after eclipses, but when the spectacle is actually happening, they don't take pictures. >> we laugh, we cry, we kiss, we scream and this is big awe. this is like lay you back, mouth gaping open, stammering awe. >> reporter: clint is the pl

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let's turn to clint watts. what would it take for the fbi to have to basically knock down a door -- not knock down a door but knock on a door and have paul manafort come down in himself pajamas in the middle of the night. what weren't they getting from him that they needed? >> two things that have come out in the stories, tax documents and foreign banking documents. these are not things you could subpoena like could you at a normal bank. we've seen connections to cypress, ukraine, a lot of ledgers have shown up. so trying to find out what foreign transaction records are there. the other things are the tax documents. you want to see consistency of what's being filed for tax documents and the evidence of what is is there for. if there is a crime, you can pursue it. but if you're looking to turn someone in the investigation as a cooperating witness or to reveal more information than they've given so far, you can hit them with a less are charge and move the investigation forward. >> can you explain to people the di

clint, let's start with you.f one is cooperating with an investigation with the fbi what is the significance of them having executed a warrant at his house? is that -- do those things go hand in hand? >> yeah. one thing that's a little bit confusing about this, there are multiple angles or multiple investigations involving manafort. there's real estate issues here at home. foreign connections abroad and then the whole trump campaign. so you don't really know what this search warrant was about or if it was about russia involvement. but it seems to be that they're looking for some sort of financial disclosure, financial records. >> well, if you're cooperating they don't ask you and you turn it over? does the warrant suggest you're not doing what you're asking? >> i think what the warrant suggests we are not sure we got everything or we want to verify we got everything. so they're looking for additional evidence. maybe it's to confirm or deny what was already put forth. >> stan, just put this together in legal terms

clint watts, msnbc national security analyst and former fbi special agent. msnbc analyst and "time" magazine columnist, elise jordan. eddie gloud. and white house correspondent anita kumar and from washington chief national correspondent for the "new york times" magazine, mark leibovich. let's start with you, mark. considering you live in our nation's capital and are familiar with the cast of characters including the president of the united states. i think a lot of people will be trying to measure his demeanor or deportment as they used to say, his behavior as president of the united states today in terms of inspiration, leadership for the country in this first national disaster that he has presided over in his presidency. how do you think he is doing? >> well, i mean, i think for starters, the timing of his trip is sort of unprecedented. it's very, very rare to see a president descend so quickly into the middle of a disaster area when, really, the situation remains very unsettled. the worst, you know, may or may not be behind houston. there is obviously a l

clint and donald went to chile and got the t-shirt to prove it. >> november 3rd, 1994. seen one, but it was a first for donald, who is a renowned cancer specialist. plablg back then, he was working with hiv patients. >> i had been an aids doctor for 12 years. it was tough, but seeing that we call that nature's greatest spectacle. for me, recharges me and lifts my spirits so that i can continue to do what i do. >> they got married and have now been to 15 total eclipses together all over the world. with so many souvenirs they could start a museum. >> some places, there's a lot. some place, you have to really look. >> this is one of my favorite things we got because it's so bizarre. >> found this poster in japan. >> we have michael jackson as the radiant image of the eclipse. >> they've got plenty of photos, but when the spectacle is happening, they don't take pictures. >> we laugh, we cry, we kiss, we scream, we cry. this is like lay you back, mouth gaping open stammering awe. >> clint is the planner. >> you first look at weather statistics. you want to be in the area whe

the first time i met clint.s, you never see him. he just sees the tapes. a great experience for actors. he can make you nervous. he comes into the trailer and he is eating a banana. coolest thing i've seen. clint eastwood eating a banana. all could i get in my head was any which way but loose. and that's all i could get. the orangutan and the movie. i plikd movie a lot. i thought about it and i said i'm not going to say that to him. >> jimmy: that's probably where he learned to eat a banana. the orangutan. and for those who didn't, like me, spend their childhoods under their beds reading comic books, explain luke. >> he is bullet proof, super strength, he can withstand heat, fire, cold, endurance, he can run a long way very fast without getting tired. >> jimmy: and the defenders are a group of super heroes like the avengers. it is like the avengers but with [ bleep ] compartments. >> exactly. that's the perfect tag line. again, where were you? where were you? i could have helped you out. >> jimmy: from here on o

clint and donald went to chile and got the t-shirt to prove it. >> november 3rd, 1994. had seen one, but it was a first for donald, who is a renowned cancer specialist. plablg back then, he was working with hiv patients. >> i had been an aids doctor for 12 years. it was tough, but seeing that we call that nature's greatest spectacle. for me, recharges me and lifts my spirits so that i can continue to do what i do. >> they got married and have now been to 15 total eclipses together all over the world. with so many souvenirs they could start a museum. >> some places, there's a lot. some place, you have to really look. >> this is one of my favorite things we got because it's so bizarre. >> found this poster in japan. >> we have michael jackson as the radiant image of the eclipse. >> they've got plenty of photos, but when the spectacle is happening, they don't take pictures. >> we laugh, we cry, we kiss, we scream and this is big awe like lay you back, mouth gaping open, stammering awe. >> clint is the planner. >> you first look at weather statistics. you want to be in the

joining me now is clint watt.ve been obsessed with this story for the last couple of days and i thought about a conversation we had on "meet the press" about three months ago right after you testified. you talked about president trump's twitter account was a target. in this case, it was a target for a business scam. but that he was always targeted and hoping to get the trump retweet. explain how this works. >> yeah. so if you want to influence the president or anyone, you can actually just do very simple analytics. you can just download all the president's tweets, see what words he used most commonly and build accounts and personas that talk the same way the president does and pro-note him in the same way and you can appeal to his ego. when you appeal to his ego and repeat his messages or support him, you're more than likely to get a repeat or a response and influence the way he sees things. you can insert links and news and you can really start to shape his opinion by saddling up to him. it's a basic technique us

clint and donald went to chile and got the t-shirt to prove it. >> november 3rd, 1994.ad seen one, but it was a first for donald, who is a renowned cancer specialist. plablg back then, he was working with hiv patients. >> i had been an aids doctor for 12 years. it was tough, but seeing that we call that nature's greatest spectacle. for me, recharges me and lifts my spirits so that i can continue to do what i do. >> they got married and have now been to 15 total eclipses together all over the world. with so many souvenirs they could start a museum. >> some places, there's a lot. some place, you have to really look. >> this is one of my favorite things we got because it's so bizarre. >> found this poster in japan. >> we have michael jackson as the radiant image of the eclipse. >> they've got plenty of photos, but when the spectacle is happening, they don't take pictures. >> we laugh, we cry, we scream, we cry. this is like lay you back, stammering yao. >> clint is the planner. >> you first look at weather statistics. you want to be in the area where you're most likely to

so i certainly hope clint is right in saying that this is more than deck chairs on the titanic and aster and his allies, his competent allies within the white house, are now finally empowered and perhaps the arrival of general kelly is just what they needed. >> report they? "the new york times" reporting that maybe president trump wants to shift h.r. mcmaster off to afghanistan and put mike pompeo in his seat. what do you think of that? >> i don't put much faith in that. i think what you'll have is a strong alliance. kelly, mcmaster, mattis, general nicholson in afghanistan, they've been fighting in this war 15 years together. >> those are friends. >> if you don't think these relationships are strong, they have a coalition who can move against a president who is very much a novice and what i mean is when these positions are put forth, kelly said if you're going in to present to the president, you give him the information first. meaning i want to see data, i want to see intelligence behind it. they can work this system such this that there's more responsibility and accountability. >>

joining me on the phone, msnbc national security analyst and former fbi special agent clint watts. clint, the fbi clearly spread out as jim cavanaugh was telling us and shawn enry earlier, there are 70 locations around the world that have fbi agents, barcelona most likely not one of them. but the fbi working very closely at this point, presumably with barcelona, with police on trying to figure out what the motive is for this attack, which clearly is a terror attack. >> i think the key thing we got to remember is these attacks tend to lead to what is known as contagion or tipper. what you want to look for in the fbi is are there any other, you know, leads you have that might be open? is this coordinated with other attacks? if you remember back to last year, with the islamic state, we saw a wave of attacks, one each day, basically, that kicked off around the ramadan period, but essentially this technique and many others were used in different cities around europe and around the world. they're going to want to run down and make sure this isn't part of a coordinated effort. any investi

a high-priced clint attor clint.t worst, the democrats bring in a guy that may have ended up exposing some secrets. >> the thing that is different and new today is that she added this piece that she thinks he was being targeted because of his religion >> you have basically a criminal family that has worked with top democrats, getting tons of money through shady deals. but enough about the clintons. let's talk about this story. whenever something bad happens, you see democrats will scream islam phobia. it acts as a barrier as pointing out behavior and exacting justice. any time you try to criticize wrongdoing, they try to find out if it's racist. if you talk about genital mutilation, if you talk about sexism or homo phobia -- >>why do you think she's waited so long to say this? if this was her answer, why do you think she waited? >> she's not very good at her job. and she's certainly not very good at responding to a crisis. and then there's that mysterious laptop that went missing. and she was clamoring for that as if

this is likely you back, mouth gaping open stamering awe. >> clint is the planner. >> you look at the weather statistics. you want to be in the area you're most likely to see it. >> i'm always a little edgy because i'm not sure it's really going to happen until i see it start. >> reporter: they've even seen eclipses from airplanes. >> one was antarctica and one was north pole and one was over the pharaoh islands in the north atlantic. >> reporter: monday's total eclipse is the first they've ever been able to drive to. they're in oregon in a rented rv and when the big moment comes, their dotson will be with them. >> dot star, total solar eclipse within 45 and neo. >> is that on his caollar? >> they call him leo for short. we wish all the eclipse chasers clear skies and safe travels. that's hard to put in a chip too. >>> are we going to be ablt to see the eclipse from where we are? >> we have 75% of an eclipse? >> looks like it will work out. we'll see 75% of the sun eclipse. i'm your stationary eclipse chaser. as i chase it graphically. we have a little bit of fog at the coast right no

clint let me start with you. we're in a different world now.y in the last few decades have not spent this time watching congressional testimony. this is an interesting concept that there are stunning stunnin allegations against donald trump and the trump campaign in this dossier that's not been verified. should the public have access? >> it is interesting, last time we had an investigation like this was iran contra, that was narrowed to a few media outlets, there was no cross dialogue amongst people across the country about what was out there. >> it was one way, everybody watched what information came out. >> exactly. it was very deliberate and slow. what you see now is there are parallel investigations, you have information coming out in the media before it is coming out to congress and you're hearing about subpoenas in different places, so people are trying to piece it together, and no one controls the entire situation. so what's fascinating is the level of interest from the public and also the level of confusion, you know. we know more and u

clint is a doctoral candidate at harvard university and author of a book.e has given ted talks on the danger of silence and how to raise a black son in america. >> thank you everybody for being here. i am excited to moderate this incredible panel. when i think about britney, she was deployed at the ferguson commission, and she was one of the original protesters out there. is quite the incredible poet and academic researchers and studies civil rights. scholar, or bank robber, t how youritten abou can change the system with everything from sentencing to speedy trial. the first question i pose is a reflection on the governor's speech. we are coming off the heels of the incident in charlottesville. i would be interested to know especially as is, we talk about the climate of race and criminal justice reform. >> think you so much for that gsestion and for brookin event.ting this charlottesville is an important moment, but it is part of a long series of moments. what we saw was some of the most vile evidence of white supremacy and racism and the indoctrination of

>> it's from -- >> clint wats. this isn't going to go well.lso robert costa and bob woodward. before we get to them, willie, you and i thrks, a grand jury is being impanelled. we thought this was a time for us. we need to get the band back together, and we got to get pat buchanan back on the show. we started talking act pat buchanan's greatest hits. right? >> yeah. >> what's your favorite? >> well, the -- >> there are good ones, obviously. water gate where he told the old man to burn the tapes or none of this would have happened. >> i liked the we asked pat why didn't you guys complain in 1960 after the democrats stole illinois. he said because we stole kentucky. that was a good one. >> and a deeper one from 2008. >> this is a good one. >> remember levi, the guy dating sarah palin's daughter. he was being bad and being disrespectful to the family. pat said there's an easy solution. take levi to the creek and hold his head under until the thrashing stops. i thought that was extreme, but -- >> good times, pat. >> he's a pragmatist. >> those were

you guys know that clint h we looked it up.en in over 15 of those movies. i think i'm getting it right. i have the stats here, yeah, 16 of more than 30 movies. so more than half. so he's been in "splash," "frost/mixon." he was supposed to be a cameo. turned out to be somewhat of a breakthrough performance in "apollo 13." now the stand-alone hans solo film centered on the early life of the character made famous by harrison ford is scheduled for a may 25th premiere with ron howard at the helm. [ applause ] a little clint thrown in. i think that's so fun. fun to look for him in these roles. he always has a little glimmer in his eye. >> you notice that too. thanks so much. >>> we turn to our exclusive new look at -- a new consumer report. it's a study has been out and it is showing about prescription drug use. it shows a majority of americans are taking pills. recent history and our senior medical contributor, that's why i walked over to here to be with dr. jen ashton. what is it saying? how much are we takeing? >> kind of a report

spoke with country music start clint black. >> being a houstonian, i want to give a shoutout to all theirst responders. >> how is your family holding up? >> my family is doing well. we had a nervous night last night. the waters got close to coming in to a couple of homes. >> and check this out. that's former bachelor sean lowe in houston. he borrowed a boat to help flood victims. he said it was an experience he'll never forget. >> when you went down there, what surprised you the most? >> we came across a man who was in cardiac arrest yesterday. i don't know if he survived. and we had to pull him from a canoe that he was being drug in into our boat where firefighters were giving him cpr for about 15 him into an ambulance. ♪ from miami, we are sending love to houston ♪ >> and last night cold play paid tribute to the victims and wrote and performed an original song called "houston." >> pastor olestein is trying to escape a big controversy after such accused him of not doing enough. >> does this look flooded? >> it appeared to show the relatively dry surroundings of his church, a 16,000 sea

that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. >> i remember clint as a child sky.back in the day. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00. >> dredging pumps are shut down as atlantic county judge ordered stoppage to the margate dune project, i'm cleve bryan, coming up, how long will this last and how much money will it cost. >>> a philadelphia day care shut down, day after sexual assault allegations against the owner were revealed, the reason for closure and what families are doing right now, lauren? >> reporter: fewer storms but just as strong we have severe thunderstorm warning in effect for parts of the area we will have the latest look, coming up in our forecast. >>> i just looked at those guys and started to tear up. i said what did you guys do. >> new lease on life for a delaware county man, gift of the sight given through generosity of friends and strangers. our stephanie stahl explains how after decade in the dark he is seeing things in a whole new light. >>> it makes me very happy, we just can't allow this to continue. >> machines, ordered t

don't you still have clint here? >> i am here ready to answer any questions. >> i appreciate that.

clint gascons was speeding and state troopers saw him weaving in and out of traffic at times going more than 130 miles an hour. he kept going even after troopers try today stop him. virginia state police say he lost control of his bike. after entering prince county he hit a retaining wall. >>> new tonight we now know what caused that deadly amusement park ride. a teenager died when the ride broke apart in midair. the maker of the fireball says a corroded support beam is to blame. kng says the thickness of the beam wore down over the years. the ride at the ohio ste was built nearly 20 years ago. all similar rides were taken out of commission. >>> rare weather patterns have sparked a powerful storm in tulsa tonight. and people are not out of the woods yet. more severe weather in forecast for parts of the midatlantic tomorrow. 100 mile an hour winds ripped rooftops off of homes and businesses and snapped power poles. dozens of people were injured including a group inside a tgi friday's restaurant who were trapped after the roof collapsed. >> it completely collapsed right on top of everybod

said, who looks like clint eastwood?aughter ] >> you know. blatantly me, so that's how that worked out. >> seth: yeah. that worked out great, and i should point out -- it wasn't in the clip, but the villain in this film, the wonderful matthew mcconaughey. >> yes! >> seth: that's -- i feel like that's a good -- [ cheers ] you guys are a good yin and yang. >> no, matthew's great. and he's really good in the film. he's very different, he's very, you know, stoic, evil guy. >> seth: yeah. >> in real life. and then -- no. [ laughter ] just joking, matt. but no, in the film, he's really good. he's great. >> seth: that's great. and did you -- is this one of those action films where you have to do a lot of training, and a lot of figuring out how to play the part? >> yeah, 'cause you know, like, we wanted -- the films quite grounded, you know. "the dark tower" is quite grounded -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, it looked like a normal, everyday thing, yeah. >> absolutely. but no, the director nik arcel wanted us to -- at least th

his college roommates door and clint gray, former football players at tennessee state, are the huskies we invested about $1,000 a piece. back then, that's all we had. >> reporter: that was it. >> i don't even know if it was $1,000 a piece. i think two of us probably had about 800. >> we're standing at the original mad pizza science lab. >> reporter: they turned this former garage into a pizza-making lab where they developed their unique recipes. they thought selling 300 pizzas a day would be great, but since opening in march, they do nearly 1,000. for them, building a booming business isn't only about doing well. it's also about doing good. >> what better place to create change and be an example than in your own neighborhood? >> reporter: their neighborhood is north nashville. citywide, 17% of people live in poverty. here it's 40%. unemployment is more than three times the rest of the city. >> we see a lot of times that a lot of guys that we grew up with, they don't come back because a lot of times they don't see the opportunity that's here for african americans in nashville. but we're

clint campbell best known for song rhinestone cowboy died. he pass away following a long battle with alzheimer's. he had 75 chart hits and he was 81 years old. >> next up taking a break from redskins training camp, josh norman and others took a spin around the racetrack with with dale earn art jr. at the richmond raceway and number 88 gave redskins a tour of the track which is few miles from the team training camp. dale jr. says he's a huge redskins fan to the opportunity. he geeks out about anybody playing for the redskins. >> guy from our area making headlines for the lengths he found to find love or feel like a stud. he booked six dates in one night. all at the same place. we're talking about the inn in d.c.. women figured out his scheme and he was busted. the women was not a total bust the women headed to a bar across the street. i'm thinking without the guy in tow. >> he deposit get any one of the women so it didn't work. >> it didn't work but he was at one point i have six ladies coming to meet me, ouch. >> bad idea, bad idea. >> okay.

. >> clint, elise, eddy, anita, thank you very much for joining us. that does it for this hour. i'm mike barnicle. mpt daily starts right now. chuck, how are you? >> mikie! >> i know you're a big baseball fan. i don't know about you. even i'm ready to root for the astros. >> absolutely. >> everybody should be rooting for them. >> if it's tuesday, the president faces a catastrophe at home and some crises abroad. >> president trump visits the storm zone in texas, as the path of devastation moves towards louisiana. >> you know what, it happened in texas, and texas can handle anything. >>> plus, north korea tests the president's resolve. how will the u.s. respond to the ballistic missiles launched over japan? >> we'll see. >> and catching up on the new developments in the russia probe. this is "mtb daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, and welcome to "mpt daily" i'm chuck todd in washington. president trump is wrapping up his trip to texas at this hour while heavy rain and devastating flooding continue to pummel houston and the surrounding areas. we have spoken again and

spoke today with country music star, clint black. >> personally, being a houstonian, i want to give autout to all the first responders doing a great job. >> how's your family in houston holding up? >> my family's doing well. we had a nervous night last night. the waters got close to coming in to a couple of homes. >> and check this out. that's former bachelor, shawn lowe in houston. he barrowed a boat to help flood victims. he says it was an experience he would never forget. >> what splirietzed you the mos? >> we came across a hand who was in cardiac arrest yesterday, and i don't know if he survived. we had to pull him from a canoe he was being drug in and firefighters were giving him cpr for about 15, or 20 minutes until we could get him into an ambulance. ♪ from miami, we are standing up to houston ♪ >> and coldplay paying tribute to the victims. the band wrote and performed an original song, "houston." ♪ houston, god to keep on keeping on ♪ >> well, pastor joel oldsteen opened the doors for anyone displaced by the rain and flooding. was it too little too late? the popular tv pastor

. >>> a motorcyclist is dead after leading police on a high-speed chase at about 2:30 this clint gaskins was spotted speeding at 395 and edsel road in arlington. state troopers saw him weaving out of traffic at times going 130 miles per hour and he kept going when troopers tried to stop him. he lost control of his bike and he hit a retaining wall and died at the scene. >>> a teenage boy from the district has been missing for more than two weeks. his name is brandon lewis. he was last seen july 19th near 14th street in columbia heights. please, if you've seen him or if you have any information on his whereabouts call police. >>> the elderly couple hit by a car in a bethesda church parking lot yesterday are doing a lot better. the 86-year-old man and 83-year-old woman are now stable at the hospital. a montgomery county police spokesman says their injuries are non-life-threatening. police are still investigating this crash. a 76-year-old woman struck them near the ent >>> developing right now, the national weather service confirming it was, in fact, a tornado that struck near tulsa, oklahom

uc berkeley and google amassed and armed 1,000 astrology engineer 1,000 astrologists to catch the' clint. -- astrologists to catch the eclipse in the path of totality. >> as you get right to the period of totality. >> reporter: the two google engineers are key members of the eclipse mega movie project. they spent the past year getting the algorithm and systems ready to store, adjust, rotate and align the images and stitch them together into a mega movie of the eclipse. >> our mockups look promising. we generated some amazing test data. >> reporter: the mega movie will give scientists a valuable look at the sun's corona, but to a high resolution look and turn it around the same day is unprecedented. >> google promises a three minute movie ready the day of the eclipse. >> this is an amazing opportunity to do citizen science and collect amazing data to help scientists understand the corona better. >> our ken bastida will be reporting from the path of totality up in oregon leading up to and, of course, during the solar eclipse, his reports beginning saturday on kpix5 news. >>> the big questi

clint frazier airmails the throw. corey kluber dealing. a complete game, three-hitter, struck out 11. indians win it, 5-1. >> michelle wie leading the british open for the ladies. you know what i wanted to win, the lottery, yeah. >> well, two big tickets for him to buy this weekend. >>> at wrigley field all the entertainment was happening in the bullpen. >> so during a rain delay, the pitchers for the cubs and diamondbacks engaged in competitive antics. one put a uniform on upside down and cubs shot back by fishing. >> you can see it there. >> and then it was time for the bobsled competition. >> this is beautiful. four men bobsled going down there they go. wee! >> my favorite was actually when the diamondbacks did a little bowling. this is the bowling. >> watch as the pins fall. >> they went for the 7-10 split. it's really tough sometimes. more fun in the bullpen please. >>> up next in "the pulse," could a change be coming to dunkin' donuts? why things are looking a little different at the chain. >>> and mystery solved. why is there a merm

were going to we were all informed so who was who was actually behind it the same people were talking clint watts from the daily beast. andrew aaron wise bird who is an arch zionist a just until a few years ago a basement troll obsessively watching anyone who had anything positive to say about russia on the internet and imagining grand k.g.b. controlled spirit usually going to get there all these pretty graphs and everybody well they're back again and a new iteration this time funded by the german marshall fund a serious at the lance assist think tank and policy project it seems to me is that with this operation is i'm glad you brought up your german marshall because it sounds like a new style operation i mean you know tracking people on twitter we don't know they don't tell us who they're going to track i mean it's very you know this is a waste of money but it sounds very ominous coming back to what. mark just said about the marshall fund of course it's called the german marshall fund but we all know where who founded the world where the money comes from a snotty soldier and it's much more