breanna eubanks and clinton smith, coming back after having a drink. breanna's friend was baby sitting that child there for them. when they get back home, breanna is like are you having a party without me in my place? >> i want to be with you forever. bre, will you marry me? >> she puts the baby down, and he asks the baby a question? >> this is a package deal. yes. so, will you let me be your dad? >> he gets a ring pop he's handing her. she says yes. let's see what mama says? >> she took it. you want to take this? >> he got mom good, he's like, well she took it. will you take this ring? and i think that was really sweet. >> oh, yes! >>> it's a trippy car trick. >> hold this by the corners and i'm going to rotate it just like this. >> as simple as it is, it's very complicated. >> it's really good. >> see if you can figure it out. >> he did like cut them in there and slice them together? >>> plus a time lapse. and all the little animals and things that come to visit it during the hottest, driest time of year. how time really makes a difference. >> i've n

that and more, isaac wright, former executive director of the pro hillary clinton correct the record super pac. alexander smith, executive director for america rising. great to have you with us on a quiet night in d.c. the news breaks hour by hour. let's talk about this. doug had this quote that i want to read. attributed to steve bannon. "you realize where this is going. it's all about money laundering. mueller chose andrew weissmann first and he's a money laundering guy. it goes through through paul manafort and jared kushner." he had some pretty nasty things to say about jared kushner. not surprising. they didn't seem to get along. >> they have had a long-running political feud. i think the problem for trump is this is the beginning of the unraveling. we've had four indictment so far. a couple -- >> laura: not related to the trump allegations of russia collusion. the man >> prior to the campaign with the same regime that supposedly meddled in our election. the others, michael flynn, indictment for lying to the fbi. collusion with russia, papadopoulos. they have taken guilty pleas. we will see where it goes.

clinton elected. good evening everyone, i'm sandra smith in for martha maccallum tonight.in "the new york times" describing how political operatives exploited stories of sexual misconduct for the purpose of political gain in these explosive new claims will leave americans of all political stripes questioning the integrity of the entire #meto

in addition to that, issue about the late republican operative peter smith investigating the hacked clintonet them. he said there has been little investigation into that. in addition to a number of other areas like subpoenaing twitter for direct messages that may have occurred with the russian cutouts that occurred during the campaign season. but, brooke, just under scores the partisan impasse that has plagued this committee. devon nunes who schiff is blaming for blocking a the of these subpenas and witness requests for being scheduled did not respond to request for comment. but the house speakers office in the past has said democrats are trying to investigate to no end reaching no conclusion on the issue of collusion. but republicans, democrats are saying, look, we have a lot more to investigate and just not getting the support we need to do just that, brooke. >> all right. manu raju with all the reporting. let's analyze still good enough to be with me and joining us phil mudd, former cia and fbi. the notion of blocking subpenas, how significant? >> let me give you the wrong answer. i don'

clinton elected. good evening everyone, i'm sandra smith in for martha maccallum tonight. a new report in "the new york times" describing how political operatives exploited stories of sexual misconduct for the purpose of political gain in these explosive new claims will leave americans of all political stripes questioning the integrity of the entire #metoo movement, not to mention the victims of these horrific allegations. if now left wondering did anyone really care about their cries for help? "the new york times" piece citing washington lawyer deborah katz says "there is a danger in this environment that unsophisticated individuals who have been abused by powerful people could be exploited by groups taking part as or by lawyers seeking a moment in the limelight. at one of the political operatives whose name is at the center of the story, david brock. if the founder of media matters. he famously declared war on fox news and launched a campaign because he got dirt on the people who worked here both on camera and off. according to the times, brock and his fellow operatives

that hillary clinton's inner circle mishandled classified information while in power at the white house. and surprise, surprise. hillary and her closest friend got a pass. i'm sandra smithllum tonight. earlier today the president slammed longtime clinton

that hillary clinton's inner circle mishandled classified information while in power at the white house. and surprise, surprise. hillary and her closest friend got a pass. i'm sandra smith in for martha maccallum tonight. earlier today the president slammed longtime clinton aid, whom aberdeen, suggesting she be jailed for after a trove of emails after personal devices ad revelations that several were marked classified. trump tweeting "she put classified passwords into the hands of foreign agents. remember sailors pictures on submarines? jail. deep state justice department must finally act." the president referring to former navy sailor, jailed in 2016 for taking classified photos of a ship. critics called it a double standard. both were accused of mishandling classified information. both were but our investigation by the fbi but hillary clinton was cleared. he was sent to prison. for what many consider to be a far lesser offense. in moments, that sailor joins us for an exclusive reaction to these new developments, and he has a lot to say. but first, chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington tonight with the latest follow. good evening. >>

foundation over allegations of pay to play putting hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state under the microscope yet again. i'm sandra smith and i'm happy to report that it is friday. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. word of that investigation coming as house intelligence committee chair devin nunes gets what he has asked for. good morning, catherine. >> this letter confirms as part of the deal house investigators will get access to all remaining documents without redactions by today and eight key witnesses part of comey's inner circle of advisors will be interviewed this month. demoted f.b.i. peter strzok who sent anti-trump text messages. f.b.i. lawyer lisa page with whom strzok was having an affair and james baker who was reassigned. also new to the list is the f.b.i.'s head of counter intelligence who comey testified made the decision not to brief congress about the russia case during last year's election. republican chairman devin nunes said the committee is concerned that top u.s. government officials investigating the trump campaign relied on unverified information in the democrat-funded dossier. these witnesses are tied t

smith. the women of the senate have long had a relationship. i remember when there was a book "13 is not enough" when hillary clinton was elected, and robert mccloskey was the dean of senators and always referred to. now it's 22 and they've always had monthly dinners, they are very quietly working with each other across party lines as well, michael, but then there's a big story on the republican side which is utah. mitt romney very likely will be declaring there has been the death of the mormon leader overnight which is going to absorb a lot of attention in the next month as the death of the leader of the mormon church is recognized p. but ooereventually mitt romney be announcing he'll run for the senate. >> i think we would be lucky to have him. we think of president trump and their contentious relationship, but if he's going to be the senator of utah, he needs to make utah his priority. he needs to be concerned about every streetlight in provo. i think he knows that i think that's how he'll run. >> even on the global stage, he understood utah. we saw his twitter page miraculously changed, his biography changed from massachusetts resident to utah.

smith launched a quest to obtain e-mails he believed were stolen from hillary clinton's private serverat he was connected to michael flynn. >> it shows you both, a, how good the russians are at manipulating people and, b, it shows you how susceptible -- >> right. >> -- the man in the white house is to that manipulation. >> here it is. i'm more than happy to be transparent and more than happy to cooperate with with everyone. >> as far as this incident occurred, this is all of it. >> this is everything. >> that was most certainly not everything because on friday we learned that there was still a lot about the june 2016 meeting with a kremlin connected lawyer that we had not yet seen. it turns out that that lawyer natalia veselnitskaya, wasn't the only russian in the room in donald junior's e-mail correspondence. what he and the trump campaign were promised in those e-mails was some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary clinton, information that is part of russia and its government support for mr. trump. an extraordinary offer purported to be from the russian g

clinton during the email investigation. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm sandra smith. happy friday, bill. >> bill: looking for them and they found a few. happy friday, sandra. i'm bill hemmer. the new revelations fueling republican allegations that the agency is biased against in administration and president. trey gowdy with tucker from last night. >> if you read all the texts, it's clear they did not want her charged. they wanted her to be the president of the united states. they really, really didn't want donald trump to be the president of the united states and they concede throughout these texts that they did things differently in this investigation from any other investigations that they were a part of. >> sandra: catherine herridge is live with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> good morning. according to this letter from the republican chairman of the senate judiciary committee chuck grassley the text messages released to congress last week raise serious questions about the impartiality of senior f.b.i. leder shao*ip during the clinton email case and if

clinton's legacy. >> the second session of the 115th congress starts this week. the senate is back tomorrow with two new democratic lawmakers, alabama's doug jones and minnesota's tina smith. the house returns next week. some of the issues for congress, government funding, temporary spending ends january 19, and this year state of being addressed. the house because invited president trump to address a a joint session of congress january 30. you can watch the house live on c-span, and the senate live in c-span2. tonight on c-span a look at the fenced funding and readiness with military and elected officials and executives in the defense industry. they discuss the resources needed for current and future conflicts around the world. here's a preview. >> obviously going to thin ourselves against a nuclear north korea, and if, god for bid iran becomes a nuclear weapon state will defend ourselves against them, too. we are going to keep fighting terrorists, unfortunately, and we've got your asia traditionally congressman gallagher was saying have been areas we have not wanted to see dominated by another hostile power and will continue to do that i think. everyone's candidate for

clinton. (catherine) excerpts of the book were published today in the guardian -- and in new york magazine.steve and pam? (pam) congress has two new democratic senators. doug jones of alabama and tina smithf minnesota were officially sworn in today. per tradition, current vice - president mike pence officiated the formal swearing- in on the senate floor. jones won last month's election against republican roy moore... moore was accused of sexually abusing women when they were teenagers. smith is temporarily replacing former senator al franken. he resigned yesterday in the wake of multiple sexual harassment allegations. a special election will be held in november to fill out the final two years of franken's term. (steve) at least a dozen people have died across the country - as a third of u-s residents are dealing with severe cold weather this week. (pam) but it is about to get worse - a weather event called a "bomb cyclone" is coming. reporter natasha chen explains how that system is about to dump snow in the northeast plus hurricane- force winds. an unusual cold blast across a third of the united states has produced frozen fountains; frozen pools; and snow in tallahassee, florida, for th

clinton state department. funding for the dossier into trump's russia ties, the fbi text messages, the secret society claims and the hashtag #releasethememo which has been linked to russian bots, here's how fox's shep smith characterized it. >> this bebee again with devin nunes. same devin nunes who last year made white house surveillance claims, staged a rush to the white house to reportedly share surveillance information with the administration, but took information from the administration and staged a report of it. at its core, it was pr. and it was bogus. devin nunes wrote the memo currently in question. he will not share it with investigators. the trump justice department wants to see it, he won't let them. the same trump department says it should not be made public. as it would damage the nation. it's classified it could reveal sources and methods. the republican trump appointee, the assistant attorney general, steven boyd, says releasing the memo would be extremely reckless. richard burr, the republican of north carolina, chairman of the select committee on intelligence, has requested a look before any possible declassification. look denied. many who have seen the memo say it's misleading, distrac