reid hoffman, for example, also cnet dinners -- also cnet dinners with apollo.pers said this was a situation that concerns them due to any potential reputational risk. calpers is one of the biggest investors in apollo. donated toillion was a charity controlled by epstein. we see bits and pieces of the relationship carried through. vonnie: there are tentacles that go beyond apollo. some details of that plea deal became public earlier this year, after which some companies and individuals distance themselves from epstein. are they now facing questions? sonali: that's exactly what this story is about. before this all came to light again, nobody really asked questions about epstein's relations with the finance world. one story targeted jes staley as well as his relationship with epstein. apollo in particular, given their relationship with investors, had to make clear that they were at a distance from the situation, but nobody was really asking until now. vonnie: great story. thank you to bloombergs sonali -- to bloomberg's sonali basak. told employees last week they

cnet reporting that 1, 300 apps take and harvest your data even after you deny access to those apps. google is saying we'll address this. but in the next android release later this year. apple's co-founder said i unplugged my facebook and social media, you should, too in is nothing to stop them from spying on you. >> to many like myself, my recommendation to most of people is you should figure out a way to get off facebook. liz: a plot twist from hollywood, reruns of "friends" it will move from netflix to a new streaming service from at&t called hbo max. "friends" will be on hbo max in string of the next year. it was the second most of watched show in the u.s. finally sad news. billionaire h. ross perot has passed away. he ran for president in 192 and 1996. he -- in 1992 and 1996. he pulled himself out of poferl i during the depression. perot famously phone for saying this that nafta was creating a giant sucking sound as it pulled jobs out of the u.s. into mexico. the acting chief of i.c.e. says it will start deporting a million undocumented illegal immigrants while vice president pe

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awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home. easy. awesome. doctor john eastman, your constitutional expert. this is really rejection by the democrat party in the media and the rest of them. rejection of the 2016 election, isn't it. >> i think so. they still can't believe they lost that election. they're trying to rationalize that there must've been something nefarious but let's put it in historical context. i think we confronted the situation like this three times in our nations history. 1800, first time there was a change of power, one party to another, jefferson defeated adams, took him a while but adams finally handed the baton over peacefully. >> that was brutal and there were multiple votes in the house of representatives and finally hamilton throws his support to jefferson who he cannot stand, but he can't stand john adams even more. >> right. the second time in our history this happened, that was not the result. it led to the bloodiest military conflict in our nations history. by the way, lincoln, did lincoln win a major

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.y. awesome. >>> i speak now on the eve of this undemocratic spectacle in this city where i work, a city where i have chosen to live my life, a city that i love. i am as you all know a student of national politics. my interests are the relationship between the free individual and the government in washington and the role america should rightly play in the world. i like the way that president harry truman talked about we americans. he called us this country. he didn't mean the government in washington, but the american people and those splendid moments when we feel and act as one. some of those moments i have shared myself. i was in college when jack kennedy was killed. i was in remote africa when 50 years ago this month americans crossed the star-filled night on their way to the moon. i shared this country's anger at our leaders' lies over vietnam and watergate, and yes, the petty indignities of the clinton era. and through it all, i have watched the american spirit not only survive, bu

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.audible]. in the middle of the street and they punched me in my face and my head. i am bleeding. >> martha: police are investigating that assault on saturday on journalist including reports that antifa protestors poured quick drying cement and chemicals that burned his skin. several examples detailed by political intolerance from those who preach no hate. there is an op-ed from the owner of the restaurant that refused to serve sarah sanders and said trump supporters should consider dying at home. another op-ed suggesting that border patrols agents be shamed for the border crisis. joining me now is victor davis hansen who has a new column on the anti-trump circus. when you look at those examples and you look at who they are coming from. largely from groups that have no hate signs on their front lawns, it's rich in irony, isn't it? >> it is. it's marathoning. -- mainstreaming will. you have op-eds and the democrats candidates not disowning them. people know if some conservatives put on b

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.ple. easy. awesome. >>> u.s. customs and border patrol says it's investigating a private facebook group where it appears current and former border patrol agents joked about the death of migrants and made derogatory comments about latino members of congress. propublica first reported the group and nbc news has not yet independently verified the group and has not seen the posts directly. according to propublica, the facebook group is created in august of 2016. it has about 9,500 members and is called i'm in 1015. 1015 is border patrol code for aliens in custody. propublica received images of several discussions in the facebook group and was able to link the participants of that online conversations to apparently legitimate facebook profiles belonging to border patrol agents including a supervisor based in el paso, texas. in one exchange, group members responded with indifference and wisecracks to the post of a news story about a 16-year-old guatemalan migrant who died in may while in cus

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home. awesome. >> welcome back. reporting from the "new york times" reveals in 2016, the fbi sent an investigator to meet with then campaign aid george papadopoulos. writing, quote, the fbi sent her to london as part of the counter intelligence to better understand the trump campaign's links to russia. the affiliation with the woman who said her name was azra turk is one previously unreported detail. the decision to use ms. turk in the operation aimed as a presidential campaign official shows the level of alarm inside the fbi during a frantic period when they were trying to determine the scope of russia's attempts. and also gives lie to trump's spying claims. you may remember attorney general barr saying this. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. i'm not talking about the fbi necessarily but intelligence agencies more broadly. >> you are not suggesting that spying occurred? >> i don't -- well -- i guess -- i think there was spying did occur. yes, i think spying did occur

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.ple. easy. awesome. >> live from america's news headquarters, happy 4th of july to you. president trump sticking with a patriotic message for his july 4th salute to america speech. the president stayed with that prepared speech, avoiding comments about his agenda or re-election campaign. using the lincoln memorial as his backdrop, mr. trump said the nation is stronger now than it ever was before.he also praisedf service. the 6.4 magnitude earthquake hitting southern california centered in the mojave desert area so damage was kept to a minimumby it was felt as far aws los angeles. it hit the town of ridgecrest causing some house fires, crack roads and causing gas leaks.alls and under passes are in good shape. now back to "hannity." >> sean: welcome to this special edition of "hannity."a , president trump kicked off his 2020 campaign with a massive huge rally in orlando, florida. here is my monologue from that big night. and, you are witnessing history in the making. president trump's re

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home. easy. awesome. >> ♪ >> tucker: welcome back. hosting just a few feet from the dmz which faces north. -- north korea. the korean peninsula is far from the only concern the american president has about the rest of the world. china's rise is always first on the list. chief rival of the united states. the u.s. came within minutes ever starting a war with iran and in afghanistan american troops are still dying 18 years after the fall of the tag -- taliban. we asked the president about all of those things in part one of our interview. you met with the chinese president, are you closer to a trade deal? >> we have a very good meeting. he wants to make a deal and i want to make a deal. the largest deal ever made of any kind not only trade. he will buy a lot of farm products while we negotiate and i am going to not increase tariffs which i could do. we will put our teams together and continue a great negotiation. i think we can do something that will be historic. but we will see. we are going t

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.imple. easy. awesome. investigators weren't so sure debbie kelly had been happy in her marriage to lars itzo and they took a closer look at the circumstances of her death. >> reporter: they pulled all those recordings from the day of the shooting, examined lars' behavior, his turns of phrase, even things he didn't do. starting with the 911 call. >> reporter: this is lars in the first moments of that call. >> had gun shot. i had thought somebody was in the house -- uh, my wife. >> and you did shot somebody? >> yes, ma'am. >> and what is your name, sir? >> my name is lars itzo. ah, man. >> what do you make of this tone from lars? >> he's not really that upset about what he's just done. >> i thought he was havin' more of an aw shucks moment, as opposed to an, oh, my god, moment, "i just shot my wife." >> reporter: but within moments, lars became frantic. >> oh! baby! >> reporter: hyperventilating, moaning. >> oh, my love. >> reporter: the question, was it for real? >> the way he switched

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.wesome. this is not 2016, this is 2020. people are woke. >> you can say that again. the entire democratic party is this week's loony left. when they say people are woke, she seems to be talking about her fellow candidates. the mainstream positions now look like they are open borders, free healthcare for legal immigrants, his trance pandering, woke pandering, yes it's official, the loony left is no longer fringe, it has taken over the democratic party. >> i mean look, this is just laughable. when you see someone like kamala harris pandering the black people, you know there's a problem. but, there is actually a nickname for her with all my black friends and online community actual african-americans, ice call her chameleon harris because she is. [inaudible] there has been this whole uproar because she's presenting herself in the medias presenting yourself is african-american. she's proud of that, that's not what's happening. she's given it to what you've just discussed, all of the trance

ian from cnet says the problem has persisted for a long time but technology is getting better.>> theay that it works is a lot of them use a green light that tracks when there is more or less blood. and they actually have increased the amount of light they are using and apple actually uses infrared on top of all of that. >> fitbit said in a statement in part, to achieve the most consistent performance, we specifically designed the optical system to omit greenlight at sufficient strength to effectively penetrate darker skin. >>> facebook is vowing to change after he was ordered to pay a record $5 million fine of a privacy violation. >> for years facebook misled lives of americans about how it was sharing and using their data. >> in his own words, the facebook ceo prefers to move fast and break things. for this reason, it was clear that we needed to erect speed bumps requiring mr. zuckerberg and facebook to slow down, and take care with consumer privacy. >> facebook has agreed to take a new steps to protect the private information of users and will create an independent privacy committe

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.asy. awesome. >>> luis alvarez fought for the first responders until his last day. today his family and friends saying their final good-byes at queens. he was diagnosed with colon cancer after saving people during the 9/11 event. jon stewart joins mourners today honoring alvarez. >> members contracted life-threatening aillnesses. 222 people have died after alvar alvarez. no one should ever need to beg our elected officials to act. >> rahema ellis is in queens, new york for the service. such an emotional subject and watching him testify, before that was so painful. should not have been necessary. >> reporter: he also thought it was his duty to go ahead to do what he did of his dying days. here the streets are quiet and filled with nypd blue uniform and firefighters as people came to remember him. there was an nypd helicopter flight over, bag pipes played in his honor. as you point out, this man was catapuled into the spotlight. he was at his weakness and provided his powerful voice urgi

fisher from cnet says a problem has persisted for a long time. technology is getting better. like the way it works is that a lot of them use a green light that tracks when there is more or less blood. and what they do is they actually have increased to the amount of light they are using and apple uses infrared on top of it. >> statement from fitbit read apart to achieve the most consistent performance we specifically designed our optical system to limit greenlight at sufficient strength to effectively penetrate worker scan. >>> it is time for a look at what is coming up later on cbs this morning. tony to couple joins us from new york. good morning. >>> good to see you. ahead on cbs this morning, the puerto rican governor stepping down. david begnow on the island with reaction after days of protests calling for the governor resignation. follow-up for the 6+ our testimony. we look at the consequences president trump could face once he is out of office. senator warner tells us what could be next in the impeachment debate. >>> saving the coral reef from a mystery disease. we do t

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.y. awesome. >> neil: joe biden in a dead heat with kamala harris. part of the reason could be early signs that joe biden is losing support among american voters. here to tell us that this is a trend or what this could result in, it's very early. alaina, one poll is not a new race makes. but if i'm joe biden, i'm beginning to wonder, what is happening here. what do you think? >> i think like you said, you can't put too much stock into polls this early on. it's interesting given it's right after the debate week. what it shows us, the former vice president was not ready for what i'd say one of the most predictable confrontations of the night, especially on the issue of his cooperation with segregationists leaders when he was a young senator. it also shows his performance didn't do anything to fend off the criticism he's too old and too white for the modern democratic party. >> neil: biden still has the most cash of all democrats from campaign to date i'm saying. not in the second quarter

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.e. easy. awesome. >>> developments this morning, after the justice department in a new court filing said, it's unsure whether to regulate new rationale for the citizenship question on the 2020 census. the department asked for a delay whether the government acted with racial motivation. but the president said yesterday, it appears to cont contradict their defense. >> what is the reason, mr. president, for trying to get a citizenship question? >> you need it for many reasons. you need it for congress. you need it for congress, the districting. you need it for appropriations. where are the funds going? how many people are there? are they citizens? are they not citizens? you need it for many reasons. >> danny, good morning to you. you heard the president said right there, he wants to add this question, for redistricting or districting. did he admit to some discriminatory intent, perhaps lying to the supreme court? >> not necessarily. this is the president fumbling through his knowledge of

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.imple. easy. awesome. >> laura: i want to start by posing a basic question. "what is america to mean?" a question that gets lost in the infighting that consumes us in washington. ronald reagan said that the american dream is not that evern man must be level with every other man. the american dream is that every man must be free to become whatever god intends he should become. over the past few decades, the government became an obstical to people realizing that dream. politics is supposed to be a career devoted to public service. protecting our life, our liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. but for too long, it was dominated by special interests big business, and, of course the media elite. the politicians were supposed to be helping you.. instead, they helped themselves. they were elected to run the government. not to run you over with it. millions of americans voted for trump because they had had enough. they were tired of being bullied by politicians and this so-called experts who

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.ple. easy. awesome. >>> welcome back. earlier told, hong kong marked @22nd anniversary of its return to chinese rule. the celebration was met with police and protesters. as hong kong's embattled leader, carrie lam spoke about her mishandling of the extradition bill. several protesters used steel bars and a metal cart in an attempt to breach the door of the city's legislature. the paper report that is 200 a police officers were in a stand off with protesters, following a clash where officers used batons and pepper spray to push back demonstrators. officials say protesters attacked police lines with an unidentified liquid that sent 13 police officers to the hospital. a chinese flag was lowered by protesters and the black emblem on hong kong's rebellion was run up the flag pole. >>> white house adviser ivanka trump is facing criticism over her involvement in the g20 summit last week. in a video posted by the french government she's seen trying to make conversation with canadian prime mini

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.ple. easy. awesome. >> raymond: this is a fox news alert, a federal judge now blocking trump's policy keeping thousands of asylum-seekers in detention, pending immigration cases. demanding a bond hearing in seven days, if not those illegai immigrants must be released. joining me now is tom homan former acting ice director and fox news contributor and gunther sanabria, i will get it rightut immigration attorney general what effect will this ruling have on the border crisis, tom? you ran this show for a while. >> it will continue and it will get worse. the reason coming across now to bring a child and will be detained, and if detained a fewo days. but children are coming becausee they can't be detained more than 72 hours and the sponsors or give it to hhs. so if they want to expand who e they can't detain, what do you think will happen? you think there is a crisis now hold on tight because it will get worse. >> the bond you cannot hold them more than seven days. do we have the facility?

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.le. easy. awesome. >>> joining us now, environmental journalist and professor, amanda little. she's the author of the new book "the fate of food: what we will eat in a bigger, hotter, smarter world." great to have you on the show. let's start with what you hope readers will take away from this book, amanda. >> well, this book was a five-year journey into the lands and minds and machines working on the future of food. and i was really addressing the central paradox of our food future, which is that we're expected to have a pretty significant rise in population to about 9.5 billion people by about midcentury. but climate pressures are putting, you know, a lot of farmers at risk and the ipcc critics that we could have 2 to 6% decline in crop yields every decade going forward. so really big increase in demand, potentially big decrease in supply. how do we deal with this problem, while also sort of addressing the existing problems in our food system. and that really interested me. >> i want

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home. easy. awesome. >> it's an easy excuse to blame president trump. this is what he promised that he would hurt the right people. those images that shock us and shock anybody with decent humanity, it's the roman coliseums. >> as we speak, they're expecting mothers, nursing moms, elderly folk, being held in detention unnecessarily doing permanent damage to children. donald trump's own administration report are talking about the term nent damage. >> he's trying to terrorize the families. he wants to intimidate families and to chill them from participating in american life. he has to create chaos, create a problem and try to boo the hero that somehow that solves it. >> many democrats are experiencing a dramatic shift in their thinking on the issue. according to a new poll in january, only 23% said there was a crisis. now it's 70%. an astonishing 40 point shift. to think, months ago they mocked trump for calling the situation at the border a crisis. >> this president just used the backdrop of

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.n bonnie craig's raped and beaten body was found face down in a creek outside of anchorage, alaska, it was september 1994, and kenneth dion was a 25-year-old cocaine addict on the way down a long criminal spiral. now at 41, he was entering middle age and facing 124 years in prison for rape and murder. >> was bonnie murdered? no. she died accidentally. >> reporter: but not if defense attorney andrew lambert could help it. >> bonnie accidentally fell off the cliff and died. >> reporter: after having consensual sex with your client. >> not necessarily that day. >> reporter: it could have been a couple of days before. >> it could have been. >> reporter: and that was the essence of it, the defense of kenneth dion, that he and bonnie had consensual sex and a few days later she just happened to die in a hiking accident, no provable connection between the two events said the defense. dion told trooper hunyor a few years later that he had never met bonnie, his attorney was now saying the opposi

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.y. awesome. >> july 7 onward, the level of our enrichment will be not at 3.67% anymore. the united states needs to go back to logic and the negotiating table, go back to respecting the law and the resolution of the u.n. security council. under those conditions, all of us can abide by the nuclear deal. we will remain loyal to the nuclear deal until other parties do the same. >> we'll see what happens with iran. iran has to be a very, very careful. >> mike: we are back with our panel, matthew, mollie, and jeff. the president himself does not want to hear these threats from the iranian regime. >> that's for sure. certainly runs the risk of escalating the situation. president trump and the white house watching it very closely. also puts pressure on europe, which had tried or was hoping that iran would stand the agreement despite the fact that president trump took the united states out of that nuclear agreement. we will see what happens the next few days, but it puts a lot of pressure on al

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awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.ple. easy. awesome. keith morrison: it was april 30, 2010, just over a year before the disappearance of michelle le. it was close, perhaps 50 miles away. and it was so coincidental. another young nursing student, almost the same age, same ethnicity, even the same last name vanished from this shopping mall parking lot. her name, phuong le. police lieutenant greg hurlbut caught the case, but couldn't find her. several weeks later, we got a call from a neighboring county, napa county, saying that they had a body out in the woods that somewhat matched the description of our missing person. keith morrison: it was, indeed, phuong le. but that was by no means the end of the investigation. to this day we're trying to identify who, in fact, killed phuong le. keith morrison: so during that memorial day weekend in 2011 when detective hurlbut heard about the disappearance of a young woman named michelle le, he wondered, was this a break in his case? when you have somebody that looks almost exactly

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.me. >> neil: new york democratic congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez clashing with the border patrol over conditions in texas. >> back and forth started yesterday as members of the congressional hispanic caucus visited the border. they went there's two different stations. the u.s. border patrol stations that are detaining children, migrants and family units. and they wendt through one in el paso, one in clint, texas. following the tours, congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez had these shocking accounts. listen. >> put them in rooms with no running water and these women were being told by cbp officers to drink out of the toilet. >> the comments went viral. virtually all of the 14-member delegation said they were shocked by what they saw and recounted the same toilet water story as the congress woman. border patrol denied the accusations saying migrants always have access to water at their facilities. it says that congress has to act now. >> these are facilities that were never des

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.ple. easy. awesome. ♪ >> welcome back to "hannity." breaking tonight, judicial watch has uncovered even more regularly's in the clinton email pro. as a former department official testified under oath that he had major concerns about the fact that hillary clinton's team "called out 30,000 emails back in 2015 and didn't follow national archive standards." more on this in a moment. but first, a bombshell story from the hill's john solomon. in an exclusive interview with a hole, a russian oligarch and former manafort business client reveals that he was interviewed by the fbi in the fall of 2016 and cast doubt on the phone russian collusion narrative but check this out. according to solomon, the fbi interview was never provided by team mueller, even though it provided potential proof of innocence. joining me now for reaction is fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, the hill's john solomon and judicial watch president. john, i will go to first. bombshell story, i tweeted it out before, i was

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.imple. easy. awesome. >>> another major escalation today in the oversight battle between congress and the white house. house ways and means committee chairman richard neal filed a lawsuit against the irs and the treasury department, seeking access to president trump's tax returns. now, neal had originally requested six years of trump's returns back in april. in may, treasury secretary steve mnuchin rejected a subpoena from democrats for trump's returns. today's lawsuit says the defendants have, quote, mounted an extraordinary attack on the authority of congress to obtain information needed to conduct oversight of treasury, the irs, and the tax laws on behalf of the american people who participate in the nation's voluntary tax system. and "the new york times" points out, quote, the case may ultimately go to the supreme court, and the outcome is likely to determine whether financial information that mr. trump has kept closely guarded in spite of longstanding presidential tradition will b

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awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.the back and forth between president trump and u.s. women's national team star megan rapinoe taking a new turn. rapinoe's girlfriend and wnba star sue bird is firing back writing in the player's tribune, quoting, "there's nothing better demanding your attention. it would be ridiculous to the point of laughter if it wasn't so gross, and if his legislations and policies weren't ruining the lives of so many innocent people. joining me now, most of the michael knowles show on the daily wire and wendy, a professor and founder of the 1954 equity project. thank you both for coming, good to see you both. i want to continue if i can with this piece that sue bird wrote in "the players' tribune," which is really kind of a magazine geared towards younger soccer players and she goes on to say this. she says, "you got all these crazy blogs writing terrible things about this person you care so much about, and now they're doing takedowns of megan on fox news, and who knows whatever else. it's like an

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awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.imple. easy. awesome. >>> striking images released today by the academy, the american academy of pediatrics reveal how the crisis at the border has already affected migrant children. the organization says these drawings were made by 10 and 11-year-old kids recently released from customs and border patrol custody. they've drawn themselves in cages. the incoming president of the american academy of pediatrics says today, "no amount of time spent in detention centers is safe for children." after touring the facilities last week dr. sara gosa told nbc news today, "more children will continue to die if we do not make sure that every child who passes through federal custody is seen by a pediatric trained medical professional." dr. gosa also described her visit to cbp central processing center in mcallen, texas. "the first thing that hit me when we walked in the door was the smell. it was the smell of sweat, urine, and feces." meanwhile, as we mentioned, president trump responded to the crisi

awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.imple. easy. awesome. >>> today house ways and means committee chairman richard neal sued treasury secretary steven mnuchin and charles rettig to force them to obey the federal law that requires them to hand over any tax return filed with the irs to the chairmen of the ways and means committee, in this case the tax returns that the chairman is seeking are donald trump's. chairman neal's lawsuit says the treasury secretary and the irs commissioner have been illegally refusing to hand over the trump tax returns. the lawsuit says section 6103-f requires in mandatory terms that treasury shall furnish the committee with any requested tax return information, enacted in 1924 in the wake of congressional attempts to investigate wrongdoing, section 6103-f was designed to provide the committee with unfetterred access to tax returns necessary to carry out its broad man day to oversee treasury, the irs and the nation's tax laws. since its passage, the committee has routinelily used 6103-f for thes

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there was this from the tech website cnet: companies including intel, broadcom and google want clarityittle detail since president trump said this at the g20 summit at the end of last month. we have a lot of the great companies in silicon valley and based in different parts of the country that make extremely complex equipment. we are letting them sell to huawei. michelle fleury is in new york. she has been monitoring this. we expect this meeting between tech executives and people in the white house. anymore? all of those involved are staying quiet on this. just to give some context, the trump administration made a big show of cutting ties with the chinese telecoms company huawei in the spring. essentially blacklisting the company as a national security, and further context, the company cut itself in the middle of trump's trade war with china. what we expect todayis trade war with china. what we expect today is for these american companies to test the resolve of the administration and see if they can persuade the white house to carve out exceptions so that they can sell parts to go into

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awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home. awesome. >>> today they went to court. the ways and means committee in the house today filed a lawsuit to get president trump's tax returns. the trump administration has been refusing to hand them over despite the fact that there is black letter century-old law that says they have to hand over those tax returns when the committee chairman makes that request. this lawsuit today caps a long process. one member of that committee, in fact, made his first formal request for the president's tax returns 2 1/2 years ago, less than two weeks after donald trump's inauguration. the congressman who did that, who has been on that from the very beginning, is bill pascrell of new jersey. and congressman pascrell joins us now. sir, thanks for being here. >> good to be here, rachel. >> why has this been so important for you from the beginning? you were really on it from the very start. >> because -- and i wanted it to be a nonpartisan thing. i sent a letter to kevin brady, who was the chairman at the

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awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home.. >>> today it's my privilege to award the highest military honor to a soldier who demonstrated exceptional courage to protect his men and defend our nation. will you please join me in welcoming staff sergeant david bellavia. david, come on up here. >> joining us now is that man, retired u.s. army staff sergeant david bellavia. last tuesday, he was awarded the congressional medal of honor for his heroic actions in fallujah, iraq. sergeant, an honor to have you with us. good morning. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> we were just talking about you being a buffalo bills fan and that requires an optimism that's built into you. >> listen, the army is responsible for where i'm here, but the -- you know, tim russert and the buffalo bills that is what we live -- that's what we live for. >> it prepared you for all this. we were just i love for. >> we were discussing during the break. you didn't know this was coming. were you stunned to get the phone call? >> absolutely. we are so

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neil: cnet or, showing it. it was impressive. >> i agree. neil: very heavy, surprisingly heavy.nderstand its appeal but, you know, once spurned a lot of buyers are more than twice shy. >> i don't know about that. remember the galaxy note 7. neil: you're right. >> burning batteries in your pocket? people still went back and bought samsung. they are still the largest smartphone shipper in the world. there is questions whether or not they are the leader in technology. neil: i think their cameras are superior. >> are they? i never used a samsung phone. you used both which i found astounding. neil: you're not a geek. >> i'm a geek. that is insulting. i love technology. i love gadgets. neil: no you don't. >> oh, my bod. neil: any unbiased observer, look at galaxy phone versus apple, love them both, no comparison. >> the stability cameras is different. you're telling me i'm not a geek. neil: hearing this all of sudden. susan, thank you very much. we have couple minutes worth of trading. for the dow, s&p, at a record, for the nasdaq at a point for a record. if it holds first time in ver