clint, thank you for rolling with this wild hour of news. you talk about what you expect to see coming up in a few minutes in ft. lauderdale. >> it will be interesting because i've already seen the statements from stone's lawyers and his team. you basically heard those for the last year and a half. where they deny anything's even happened and that, you know, this is all just part of the witch hunt. but the facts today are very different. we have the text messages. so when you look at that, if roger stone couldn't remember things, that was some of the -- >> right. >> allusion of i couldn't remember. it's his text messages. if you're going to court, you might want to read your own things you've written before you show up in a courthouse or you show up to testify to a house committee. so when this goes in, it's really starting to fail logic tests now. you have all this evidence from the indictment that is rolled out there. the text messages are particularly damning. we're talking about you could just plead the fifth. there's no reason to go in

. >> former fbi investigator clint watts on the mountain of public evidence the president was following directions from the assurances from the president's pick to oversee the mueller probe. >>> and why hillary clinton is saying, i told you so about trump and the russians. >> from everything i see, has no respect for this person. >> well that is because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. no puppet. >>> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it is a question now front and center in american politics. in fact, it is become so central that even donald trump's absolute favorite fox news host was forced to ask him on live television this weekend, is the president of the united states an agent of a foreign power? is president trump a russian agent? is he a plant? does he go about presidenting with the interest of russia in mind. a puppet whose strings are being pulled from abroad. this is the stuff of political thrillers, of the hollywood blockbusters and a question floating around our real life president for sometime because of his biza

. >> and hacking people associated with the special counsel's case, clint watt. right in the same kind of scheme that is the fundamental basis for the russia probe in the first place and for which these guys were indicted. >> yeah, it never stops. every piece of information, every step in the process is another point where russia will again try to lever a disinformation campaign to divide americans. and because our american population is so divided about the mueller investigation, you have the president out bashing the mueller team and its prosecutors, labeling them with names. this makes it ever more easy for the russians to keep this program going, to keep this disinformation effort going. luckily for us, the media did not react to these stories. the reporter that received it did not report on it. that's really their goal, is to get this from alternative media into the mainstream media so they can advance this effort. we shouldn't forget they were actually supporting the mueller probe and bashing basically the white house in some of the troll farm tweets back i

i'm clint carter, and i'm aci commer fisherman. we caught fish today in peoria, illinois. we caught about 4,000 pounds. we went out about 7:00 in the morning, and there were seven fi brought here today. these fish were alive about ur hours ago, so they're fresh. i've been working with of u. of i. for probably around three years now. >> in my career, i never met the fisherman that actually caughte sh, and it's great to know who the fisherman is. i'm soohwa yu. my title is production chef at the pennsylvania avenue dining hall. in the midwest, it's hard to get fresh fish. fortunate to have clint bringing the fresh fish as we need it, all the time. >> thank you. >> my name is kit smith. i'm the assistant director of dining for procurements. we have a sustainable seafood program. the silverfin, the carp, is part that program. the issue is in our own backyard. we figured that we have a goodur of protein with our own river system, so we wanted tota take adv of that and help solve the issue that we have with the... the species. >> these fish are very widespread. ofey're causing a

and back then, clint was enough hero for any film.fact that in the book his character is killed halfway through and the movie at least back then, i don't know -- i think the one time he died back then, i think was a film called high plains drifter. he came back as a ghost in killed everybody. that is clint eastwood, he just can't die. so they change of second and third act of the film. to keep viable the fact that he was still be alive. >> twitter comment from hampton brown who writes, dave, most want to be writers were probably taken aback when you first learned of clint eastwood selection. and you had to borrow money from the taxi driver to get to the nbc studio in new york. [laughter] >> hampton brown was a old client of mine. one of the coolest pieces of litigation at a redemption we had a big victory over pepsi-cola. and having to borrow money to get out of a parking garage also because the gates were closed and i had no idea i needed to pay to get out. when you go a million and miles an hour back then which i was, i me before th

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with us tonight clint watts a former fbi special agent and member of the joint terrorism task force as well as msnbc national security analyst, he is also the author of the book "messing with the enemy: surviving in a social media world of hackers, terrorists, russians and fake news." clint, you make social media sound very inciting with that title. >> yes, you want to tweet immediately. >> i want to run away from it forever. i want to get to the impact. trump's war with the fbi. let me start just on the big news i think everybody is digesting. and they're trying to process it tonight. you had that buzzfeed report 24 hours ago, explosive report and now you have the special counsel robert mueller weighing in with that statement tonight. i'm curious. i've been asking our guests how do you read that statement from mueller, an expansive statement that calls into doubt the entire story, or do you read this as narrower statement on his part? >> i see it as more expansive, actually, for two reasons. one, this provoked a reaction in d.c. about impeachment that's immediate. if true, that is a v

he sure acts like a double agent. >> clint, i always like to look at responses to things like this. i look at what sarah huckabee sanders' response is to the "washington post" speech. the "washington post" story is so outrageousing inaccurate it doesn't even warrant a response. the liberal media has wasted two years trying to manufacture a fake collusion scandal. you look at the tweets we saw from the president, a lot of similarities in the way he tried to divert from what is being report reported. >> the simple answer from the president is to make a denial. why not just say no, none of this is true. they don't do that. that's communications 101. the other thing is he's not tough on russia. he consistently tries to minimize his actions. this week secretary of the treasury goes to congress, why are we relieving these sanctions? it's not entirely clear why we're doing that. they are not being tough. consistently we hear that the president is alarmed of convicting too many russians. it didn't happen to us. this minimalization is consistent. if we want to be consistent with russia, neve

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and clint eastwood is 88, is that right? he's iio, yeah. still going strong, which is great!rowing watch. this is a very, very difficult film. well made, i think. directed by tabrez noorani, who was producer on slumdog millionaire and lion. so it's inspired by a real—life story in which young women were found in a containerihat the other daughter is completely distraughtra ndrshe fellews—hel sister to mumbai, where she finds herself inducted into this absolutely horrifying world of sex slavery and human trafficking. here's a clip. so you can see from that, what the film is trying to do is to tell a very, very difficult story, but tell it in a way which has got some kind of mainstream appeal, so there is some softening edges, there is the beginnings of a love story with somebody that she knows when she's back at home. there is a kind of fairly melodramatic arc of the story itself, which becomes like a, you know, like a mystery. but at the centre of it is the horrible truth of the subject matter — which i thought was portrayed in a way that was genuinely alarming. also, there a

people ask you which one is my favorite and i really it's hard to say i love the one of us secretary clintaughing it was just a really special. moment ty were by themselves after his speech at the convention and myself and pete uza his photographer of the only ones back there. and which is this really. great moment -- that were able to capture -- i likeheictures of her -- when you shoot you see her by herself either working or speech or in a momentven when it by yourself but even people could be all around herhe but in this quiet moment? the ones that speak to me because they're they're real and no -- and you talk aboutel the tion of the selfie -- inton take a lot of selfary he's got people and yet why do youly think that that re change things. well i've i've mentioned this a million the intro my book- i noticed the beginning of the campaign that there was a different feel. to to the campaign than the one i did in two thousand eight and some other times when i was at the white house coverg. of president clinton. up there is it was missing gured it out that theinally interaction that she wo

joe and alan and bobby kane of clint tennessee. one of the nine of the little rock arkansas. and so many more in henderson kentucky, nashville, tennessee, mansfield texas. [ crowd chanting ] ♪children, sitting at an example of courage and dignity for all of us. ♪ cochairman roy wilkins. >> we are here because the rulers of the darkness of this world, the darkness of ignorance, arrogance, prejudice, and hatred have permitted to rise up and ravage the peace of our nation. to recruit and enflame the wicked, and to browbeat the righteous. now my friends, we have gathered here today because certain principles of government in our own land, certain powers in the ascendancy in many communities have not only turned their faces from us, but have attacked us with the weapons of wickedness, with slander, with economic oppression, with tailor-made laws, with guns and bombs. we have been given not bread, but a stone. not meet, but a sword. virginia and texas and many states in between have set up laws against the naacp to put it out of business

it seems like clint kids have problems in school automatically the teacher wants to give them cancer treatments you know for years she wouldn't even jewett you know and then each time he does it it's like oh hell breaks loose yeah. i had to leave me today referring to all of the medications as homework pills homework homework pills she said we're going to switch your home are hellholes when you're home from school and that someone that he was on for just a week because it literally made him into a zombie is crazy. you know they always say that they want to reunify kids with their parents us out their gold to keep the kids from their parents but when i worked in the children's system . they did everything possible to make it hard on the parents to get their kids back late tonight and they drive an hour and i have just seen my son. i met somebody who got really close to a personal level and this person shared her story with me rich was pretty dramatic . taking. pretty hardcore psychotropic drugs by prescription since pretty early age and she really got me in this research because i nev

>> one of the things, clint, that jeff brings up that is interesting is that the law is not as clear, it's in the written in a way that the president has to initially provide the justification or that the laws that he can take control over that he outside wouldn't have have to be tied necessarily to the national emergency. civil libertarians get concerned about the president takinging that authority at a time when it may not be justified. the question comes down and you are a guy who spent time at the southern border and you understand that. is this a national emergency. >> no. not even close. if it was a national emergency, it would have happened in the past. this problem has been declining. you talk about the southern border, my time in the fbi, we are always far more worried about the northern border. >> you are right about that. >> we were concerned about it. if you want to be a terrorist and come to the u.s., you buy a plane ticket. you don't come in through mexico. it doesn't make sense. if this was an emergency, this would have been an emergency a year ago or two years ago. wha

to me because you knew seemed up and you know look at clint you just thought of him. and i lost both of. those years that you play in the in the lead you disappear you know the same so someone. up in the back of the land of plenty still a good little nose and when you see what i pay for a bison you get on the net and you're. concerned about the expansion of nato nato has expanded into thirteen countries up to the borders of russia thirteen countries at the table which bring up. shit way not. in early spring of two thousand and fourteen eastern ukraine was also buzzing with protests against the new authorities in kiev this region with a population close to russia geographically and culturally feared that the ultra right leanings of the newly formed government would bring meal nationalism to their lands. and they have their reasons. the status of the russian language in ukraine has been a stumbling block for many years implementing russian nasa second state language was one of the main campaign promises of president bush in a full day in two thousand and twelve the gove

>> joining me now is timothy o'brien, author of "trump nation," clint watts, former fbi special agent, and jill winebanks, former assistant watergate prosecutor. clint, even the "wall street journal" which is usually trump-friendly, their editorial board slammed this weird defense of the soviet invasion of afghanistan called it cracked afghanistan history and saying, right to be there? we can't recall a more absurd misstatement of history by an american president. the soviet union invaded afghanistan in 1979 to prop up a fellow communist government. jonathan che in new york magazine points out the russian government is moving an official resolution defending the invasion of afghanistan which will take place next month and russians have called the invasion a tragic error, but vladimir putin's regime regards the collapse of the soviet union. as rachel maddow pointed out not only is trump repeating this he's doing it in tandem with vladimir putin officially doing so. what do you make of it? >> i don't know. this is a multi year pattern with donald trump. he can't even be specific about h

pretty vigorously next week certainly by democrats if not by republicans. >> and i wanted to also ask clintere about paul manafort and the significance of what we now saw was the failure to fully redact, i mean, they simply copy and by copy and pasting, you could see what was written that paul manafort when he was the chair of the campaign was actually talking to this very suspect figure connected we believe strongly connected to the kremlin and their intelligence to give them private polling data on the campaign. >> and this is one of the strangest things, why else would you do this unless it was some form of collusion? it's hard to explain why you would provide that polling data to the person unless it was to pass it to some sort of associate. a detailed thing. konstantin kilimnik, it's not like he's combing through the polling data. i can't imagine that happening either so this is that missing piece we've never known about which is has there been some sort of exchange of information, money, conversations, quid pro quo between members of the trump campaign and the russian government or th

and north korea are still seen as a possible new avenue to clint's. ministration has withdrawn its delegation from the world. metformin davos citing the government shutdown decision came just hours after he canceled house speaker nancy pelosi as planned overseas tour like hanna reports from washington. and the traditional prayer at the opening of a senate session and mention of the hundreds of thousands of federal workers who've gone without pay for nearly a month and the fractious relationship between congressional democrats and the president continues to deteriorate in his latest unilateral action president trump canceled an overseas trip by a delegation led by the speak up the house the bus to the airport literally turned around by this executive letter in the light of the eight hundred thousand great american workers not receiving pay i'm sure you would agree that postponing this public relations event is totally appropriate the president writes the action described as petty and vindictive i can say that all too often the last two years the presid

berlin cast legal analyst with clint a fine horses and the monster canal with the river spraying sometimesjust body parts something like coke bottles crime as the german capital in a chokehold the police force came to look longish because obama signed on for a man to choke and dish a few random detectives tests crime scenes and times the call that mission specialist playmate most don't reckon with him detective superintendent against cannot. be revolutionizes forms of procedures and establishes an extensive record system laying the foundations for modern police work just want to dance was doing back there are spaces in the same as today's coastline is an attempt. metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth. on t.w. . place. the british government ministers are now planning what happens next for braggs its prime minister to resign may must present a new plan to parliament next week a deal with the european union was rejected by lawmakers two days ago i mean you spokesman said the deal was not open for renegotiation german foreign minister hike amass so the time for games was over well

thing one of hamilton sixty eight founders clint watts and minute that the twitter accounts and follows may actually be real people who are not russian at all. you know call me crazy but what i personally look for in a russian bot. there's something that's at least russian and if not there are then a block. and if the other you know god like you. know you know you're. a few weeks to go the new york times in a shocking moment of real journalism revealed that new knowledge carried out in a lab or flag to hurt the candidacy of judge roy moore in alabama you might recall the ruling moore is an alleged pedophile and a proven dip and i don't believe he should be elected to clean the termites out of rush limbaugh but. that doesn't mean i think these new knowledge charlatans shouldn't be revealed for what they are so here's how the new knowledge is game worked they created a fake facebook page in order to get conservatives in alabama to support patio supply salesman mack watson seen here with a dog of sorts instead of instead of supporting roy moore as dan cohen put it new knowledge then sought

many of us here we do have a bit of cloud coming and going at times but it's still quite warm for clint will be getting to around twenty seven degrees and in christchurch will be at twenty seven by the time we get to wednesday the temperatures are rising here as we head further north we've got snow working its way towards japan more snow that is brought on and the winds from the northwest elsewhere it is generally looking quite quiet weather wise but all that warm force in maximum would just be minus twenty degrees it will be a lot milder force in beijing here are temperature is up at seven degrees that should be a fair amount of hazy sunshine coming through at times as well. and inspiration. a series of short stories that highlight the human triumph against the. al-jazeera selects. welcome back just a quick look at the top stories this hour now the united states has announced sanctions on venezuela's state owned oil company. in the latest attempt to ratchet up the pressure on the government of president nicolas maduro. the u.s. justice department says it's issue two indictments against

you're too young to know these movies the spaghetti westerns this was the first real film in which clint eastwood actually excelled he became a star and in it he sort of there's a. really uncomfortable alliance and competition between these other two gunslingers and that reminded me of for this sort of title this segment about the uncomfortable lions in the crypto space where these new crypto folks and some real you know upstart coming into this established crypto space and really having a gun slinging shoot out so in that regard that back up let's talk about the good the bad and the ugly our own spaghetti western encrypt so what were the goods i mean we certainly know that kryptos are being more accepted. in the conventional investor class but talk about that a little bit what else is good with kryptos yeah absolutely we have the arrival of institutional participants and with that we see a decline in terms of overall market volatility so with the at with the increasing amount of institutional and traditional investors into the market we expect the digital currency market to start behavi

could been cut off from the zealand so you got a couple of days of fine weather with wellington or clint in the twenty's. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's world. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. with mace documentaries to open your eyes on al-jazeera. welcome back let's recap our headlines now the bonds government has reportedly arrested soldiers who took over the national radio station the soldiers had earlier called for troops to take control of all modes of transport weapons depos and airports the minister of communications told french media the situation will be under control in two hours. government representatives from the u.s. and china have met in beijing for trade talks and i did a truce on imposing new tariffs expires in march mr deal can be made. to u.s. national security advisors heading to turkey to discuss the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria on sunday john bolton said it was conditional on turkey not taking any military action against kurdish fighters in syria. democrats in

clint to sleep. when the history books are richer than one look at the decision to go.

you and clint. both of y'all is parents. you can relate to clint both being parents, and us being in this situation right here, we could relate to each other very well, but it also is the ones who are determined, who are -- who is willing to stay out there in society do the right and share that bond, you compare for at the friend. friendship takes time. it's something that anticipate. >> opinion back to this book to go along with that, it's a part of the end of the chapter said in the field those are causes were immediate, a moment of carelessness or bad judgment or plain stupidity carry consequences that lasted forever and a lot of another anytime the streets we say we're in the field. like they in the war we in the field. when we in the streets, we in the field so when you get lock up or maybe a mistake or a decision that you make be careless out of bad judgment or plain stupidity. you create consequences that last forever, people have been here 24, 25 years, and consequences last for a long time. some of the decisions we

experimental filmmakers like samba package or -- stand package, or feature hollywood filmmakers like clint eastwood or steven spielberg or foreign film makers, that have reminded me we are in the same business, telling stories. we use different palettes or something. i chose american history the way some painter might choose oil as opposed to watercolor or to focus on still life rather than landscape. david: here we are sitting in the national museum of american history, and you do an extremely admirable job telling stories. when you do, going back to your comments how things don't have to be categorized like music, one of the things i worry about and am curious if this resonates with you, real-world problems don't come into categories. one of the things i have been worried about is a shift in our view of education, formal and informal, toward the stem disciplines because it is important, utilitarian, leads to a better job. i worry about the arts and humanities and social sciences shoved into the second or third row. ken: i couldn't agree more. i am a steam guy, the arts in their broadly a

i'm fascinated by escapes, escape from alcatraz with clint eastwood was one of my favorite and i knew i had to write one. this labor day i took my family to san francisco and asked my 11-year-old and 13-year-old what do you want to do while we are in san francisco? go to the ferry building? to ride over the golden gate bridge? do you want to ride a cable car? my 11-year-old says i want to go to the rock. i want to go to alcatraz. so we did and took the ferry out there and on the way my 11-year-old said it just seems so impossible. how could they have escaped? on the way back, she looked at me and she said they must have really wanted to be free. i am not trying to liken murderers and robbers and the like to pows in world war i but there is a fundamental notion of wanting to exercise one's own will, to live one's own life and to be free and the drive to do whatever it takes to obtain that and that is what is important in this story about these pows in world war i. the second question, do you have something new to say? with this story i was welcomed by the families of these soldiers and

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. >> reporter: taylor and clint decided early on two kids and done. >> i was 32 and just had a second baby and i was like, i don't want to do that again. reporter: even though their family is complete they say they always woted help another couple start a family. theyeced against ser gatsy but when taylor saw an article on uterus transplant trial. what about this? can i do this? what do you think? >> reporter: she signed up to donate her uterus. >> i just want to see what i could d to help somebody that deserves it to be a gre mom. >> reporter: taylor was one of the first potential donors for the new trial in which docto would attempt what's been done successfully fewer than a dozen times around the world. take a uterus from a healthy woman and transplant it into a woman born without uterus or who had it removed. >> that's all we're doing, we're trying to restore normalcy. >> reporter: these doctors are running the trial. with their medical team in place they opened the call for donors. >> it's more than just donating an organ. these women are donating the experience of pregnancy that

marissa more thorough from chevron, clint van window ran from alisa pipeline, matt mcclendon from shell, karen word from conocophillips. wallace from marathon petroleum and tyler peterson from oceaneering energy. these folks have trouble from around the country and joined us and taken a step up from their day jobs. it really has helped to make sure that this has came together. we are seeing more from senator energy and you can visit their site online a little bit more and for cable today you will see the american energy report. their mutual reality goggles. you can used to get up close up 360 degrees view from shell field operations to deepwater platforms to power plants. the bookmarks at your table will tell you how to get these things working. i will also note that you can flag down any member of our staff, except me, who can help you figure out how to work them. i will also note that for those of you who are interested in participating in this conversation via social media user # fo ae 2019 state of american energy 2019. if you want to get a selfie in the vr goggles i would emphasize

captain tran 27 became a national hero in two years ago, clint eastwood directed a film starred tom hankss called for ktvu, fox 2 news , miracle on the hudson. >>> teachers you fed up with working the contract. the bay area district where they may walk off the job later this week. >> a powerful winter storm moving our way. bill martin is tracking the wind and rain moving in tomorrow. he is back with the forecast model in a moment. >>> it out of the teacher strike is looming in oakland. the union representing teachers and support staff is causing -- calling for a one-day strike this friday. teachers one higher pay on smaller classes. they have been working without a contract for 18 months. this afternoon, the district issued the following statement. we want our teachers to know that everyone on the board of education and in district leadership firmly believe that they deserve to be paid more, we are committed to working with the oea to become inactive -- an equitable contract that works for both sides. and that ktvu we have posted a list of bay area teacher salaries by sitting. you can loo

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clint, on the fbi piece, they went in hard this morning. why?ink it's basically because of the rhetoric of roger stone. he's contested the entire time this investigation was a fraud. and if you want to recover evidence as part of a search warrant when you're doing the arrest, and you think there's any sort of jeopardy about that being destroyed, you would go in with a normal knock and announcement we saw this morning. >> to paraphrase mr. t, you're saying he brought that on himself? >> sure. compare it to manafort. if you remember back to manafort, they essentially called him, he turned himself in at the courthouse. they went through the proceedings. they did search warrants before that. but they didn't feel the need to do this. when you see an adversarial person like this who says it's a witch-hunt, you can't trust the fbi, you're going to say well, i need to get there and at the same time take him into custody, i need to do the search warrant and make sure any evidence is retained. >> glen, no one denies it's a double-barrel story day with the

the movie, "in the line of fire," stars clint eastwood as a secret service agent.throughout the movie is, "are you willing to step into the line of fire to protect your president?" >> july 20, 1993, was a busy day. supreme court nominee ruth bader ginsburg began her confirmation hearings before the senate judiciary committee on capitol hill. >> my approach, i believe, is neither liberal nor conservative. >> in little rock, the fbi obtained a search warrant for the office of david hale's capital management services. and in the white house rose garden, president clinton announced a major nomination. >> good morning. please sit down. >> just one day earlier, bill clinton had become the first president in history to fire a sitting fbi director, after william sessions refused the opportunity to resign over ethical-misconduct allegations. >> today, i am pleased to nominate a law-enforcement legend to be the director of the fbi, judge louis freeh. >> in the aftermath of the waco disaster, the appointment of a new fbi director was meant to bring some calm to the justice de

there were only two television actors, steve mcqueen and clint eastwood, earlier than me, sort of madetephen: why couldn't you do it? >> well, because television, they see you for free. television is for free. for movies they pay to see you. this is why the whole streaming area, you know, has become so important. in any event, i was producing movies, the studio would not allow me to act in, that i did not have the blessing. so, for instance i did a picture called "star man." >> stephen: sure, yeah. >> jeff bridges played it. i would have liked to have played that part. ( laughter ) i was producing it. >> stephen: wow, wow. >> yeah. >> stephen: danny devito is an old friend of yours, right? >> he's an old friend of mine, yeah. >> stephen: he, of course, is in "cuckoo's nest." >> he was. we were roommates together back in '67-68. and i sort of introduced him to the director-- he was doing martini, the character off broadway. >> stephen: sure, so he got to be in the movie, and you couldn't be in the movie? >> well, no, by that time "cuckoo's nest"-- there was no part for me. billy bibbet,

many of us here we do have a bit of cloud coming and going at times but it's still quite warm for clint will be getting to around twenty seven degrees and in christchurch will be at twenty seven by the time we get to wednesday the temperatures are rising here as we head further north we've got snow working its way towards japan more snow that is brought on and the winds from the northwest elsewhere it is generally looking quite quiet weather wise but all that warm force in maximum would just be minus twenty degrees it will be a lot milder force in beijing here are temperature is up at seven degrees that should be a fair amount of hazy sunshine coming through at times as well. and inspiration. series of short stories that highlight the human triumph against the. zero selects. the latest news as it breaks the difference is that in both bottles awesome flotus the authentic and the ritz with the this time gold with truth does not come up with detailed coverage has already said that he's ready to take over as interim president and call for you elections. from around the world kids are doing

joining me now is the former secretary of state madeleine albright who served under president clint toe. she's the author of fascism, a warning. which it say best seller. i read it in paper back, it is now out in hard cover. madam secretary, when you see the president say that intelligence should go back to school, what's your reaction? >> it blows my mind, frankly, because i think that the intelligence community, i was fascinated by what happened yesterday with the lineup of all of them and talking about what they know from the fact that they're doing a lot of research, that they understand it. and i worked for presidents that actually were interested in knowing what was going on and knew what the role of the intelligence community is and was. and so i am stunned by this. and i think it only proves something that troubles me deeply is that this president is someone that doesn't want to learn. and i think that part of being a responsible public servant and a leader is to listen to different opinions and to understand and to ask in depth what's going on instead of putting them down. >>

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they were actively soliciting information from the russians in order to undermine hillary clint clinton'sn the russian's interest was sabotaging the 2016 campaign i think this indictment really lays out how stone was a bridge. for whatever bravado roger wants to say, this is a pretty airtight indictment. all of the facts are there one of the things i think is missing from the indictment that is interesting is they didn't charge him with conspiracy against the u.s. everything in this fact pattern would suggest there's even a more serious charge they could have laid at his feet. why didn't they? i suspect that mueller is keeping it in their back pocket. when they sit down with roger not in front of a camera, they're going to say we have further charges. we can lay at you. do you want to cooperate or not? >> let me wander into speculation. are you worried that's not in this document because of the attorney general who is overseeing this investigation? >> i mean, the other -- i should say all this no one knows what robert mueller knows so this is speculation i think there's people who aren't

. >> former fbi investigator clint watts on the mountain of public evidence the president was following directions from the assurances from the president's pick to oversee the mueller probe. >>> and why hillary clinton is saying, i told you so about trump and the russians. >> from everything i see, has no respect for this person. >> well that is because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. no puppet. >>> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it is a question now front and center in american politics. in fact, it is become so central that even donald trump's absolute favorite fox news host was forced to ask him on live television this weekend, is the president of the united states an agent of a foreign power? is president trump a russian agent? is he a plant? does he go about presidenting