i hope i still have hetather conley with me. president trump meeting with many, many world leaders over the next 24 hours, with different agendas with each and every one. and, really delicate issues with each and every one. >> it's a really full schedule. nine bilateral meetings with president xi of china, you had the meeting yesterday with the south korean and japanese on the north korea issue. you have to prepare extensively. you have to know exactly what you want out of these meetings. they're short. you have to be able to express your views. get that feedback and keep that process moving. the challenge here is the administration is not filled out in its senior positions. we have not developed those policies so it's high stakes without the preparation and the policy objectives to get that hard work done. if this is very difficult. and the media focus on this putin meeting just to pick up on a point that david mentioned earlier. president putin does havy in levera the leverage here. he's going to exploit the weaknesses he sees

my name is heather conley. i'm senior vice president for europe, eurasia and the arctic region. we cannot be more delighted to welcome secretary of state of defense michael fallon here to csis. i was explaining to the secretary that, boy, the news cycle has been so quiet and slow the last few days that we were so glad he could come here and help elevate our discussion. but he comes at an incredibly important time, certainly on the heels of several days of incredible news not only security related issues, with the north korean launch of an icbm, but also as we watch unfold the historic meeting between president trump and president putin today. secretary fallon, thankfully, is a frequent visitor to csis. he was here two years ago in march and the topic of the discussion was in defense of a rules-based order and how that transatlantic relationship can be used. and i think now, in today's discussion, we will look at the defense of the rules-based order and see where we go from here. secretary fallon assumed secretary of state for defense, his position, on july 15, 2014. two days lat

my name is heather conley. i'm senior vice president for europe, eurasia and the arctic region. we cannot be more delighted to welcome secretary of state of defense michael fallon here to csis. i was explaining to the secretary that, boy, the news cycle has been so quiet and slow the last few days that we were so glad he could come here and help elevate our discussion. but he comes at an incredibly important time, certainly on the heels of several days of incredible news not only security related issues, with the north korean launch of an icbm, but also as we watch unfold the historic meeting between president trump and president putin today. secretary fallon, thankfully, is a frequent visitor to csis. he was here two years ago in march and the topic of discussion was in defense of a rules-based order and how that transatlantic relationship can be used. and i think now, in today's discussion, we will look at the defense of the rules-based order and see where we go from here. secretary fallon assumed secretary of state for defense, his position, on july 15, 2014. two days later,

. >> memphis grizzlies, mike conley and his wife, going on with a -- oh. what is that?you what. i just ordered some drapes in that pattern right there. [ laughter ] >> i think he looks great. it's fitted very well. his hair looks great. only he could pull that off. >> all right, you got a colorful apartment going on, but glad you're not wearing a suit that looks like that. brie ah anna, matt, i think we've just invented a new segment, fashion foes. they clearly know way more about fashion than we do, fashion dwayne johnson to run for office. now it seems there's another rock throwing his own hat into the ring. >> he started something. the keyword there is hat. because we're talking about kid rock. kid rock for senate has popped up. and after getting bombarded by fans, he responded on social media. >> he says the answer's an absolute yes. stay tuned, he'll have a major announcement in the future. you can order merchandise, it includes trucker hats, tee shirts and bumper stickers. >> if the campaign is real, which he says it is, he's expected to run as republican against

thank you for joining us ambassador jim jeffrey and heather conley. >> thank you. >>> two pieces of newsamazon today. amazon and dish reportedly in talks to create a new type of network for the internet of things according to the "journal," amazon's jeff bezos has been speaking about discussing ways to deliver internet connectivity to everything from bikes to drones separately, amazon's unveiling its own wine brand, a label called next which is produced by king vintners, a subsidiary of oregon's king estate winery. let's bring the ceo of unicorn and creator of microsoft ventures, mike eisen is with the "new york times. guys, good to see both of you. still watching amazon relative to the month prior trying to struggle with the share prices fang has come in, mike but i wonder what you make of the conglomeration of headlines regarding amazon the last couple weeks. >> i think first we saw the whole food acquisition, now we're seeing this tieup with dish and wine partnerships coming in. i think it's pretty obvious that we're going to have wireless wines in the very near future and that's goin

let's bring in democratic congressman jerry conley of virginia. have been watching the other house, seeing how it is becoming a very difficult few will whip for leader mcconnell. when you look to your own party, look to democrats, are there a way to excise? what's your thought? are they going for the big home run instead, like single payer? >> i think democrats are more than willing to compromise if republicans want to work with us. remember what we're dealing with, democrats have been frozeing unu out of this, for that matter, a lot of republicans have been frozen out of it. the senate bill was put together in secrecy. there was not a single hearing on this bill and on the house side, we had the speaker of theous house paul ryan saying he didn't want to work with the democrats explicitly. so we're ready and willing to be a part of the process. but that process has to be to improve the existing law. not to repeal it. not to throw 23 million americans off of health care. >> representative, then, from your perspective in your seat, would you like to

the biggest block bluser franchises of all time, "lethal weapon". >> the stars sat down with chris conleyjoyful reunion for the stars of "lethal weapon". the first time they've been together since shooting the final parts of the fourth installment. >> it was a time in all our lives when something just clicked. i think there was a lot of love between us. when i see them i get the same feeling, it's like seeing a teenage sweetheart or something, that sort of thing. >> i think you can say whatever you want about the films, but i think the relationship got better and better over the period of time. >> do you really want to jump? >> reporter: from the first film's 1987 debut, it turbo charged the genre. gibson's off the wall and back at you lawman rigg. >> i may be a little crazier than most people, so it's easy for me to access. >> reporter: he was paired with glover's retirement family man who had the best cop line in buddy movie history. >> i can't get anywhere, somebody just said say it to me, "i'm getting too old for this." >> reporter: it's the to be or not to be of this genre of movies.

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county, also very hoping that springfield, that site would win this bill, in part representative jerry conley said insurmountable. all of this reveals insurmountable trump conflict with the gsa, fbi, bore in addition owe. one of three finalists. they own buildings with president trump and the family of his son-in-law. rushern baker hasn't commented yet. expect today comment once the official comment comes later this morning. that's the latest from the greenbelt. molette green. >> donald trump jr. is back in the spotlight because of another report in "the new york times." >> this one claims that he was told in an e-mail that his meeting with the russian lawyer was part of a russian government effort to help his father's campaign. tracie potts is live on capitol hill. tracie, break down for us what this all in washington. the senate intelligence committee wants to talk to donald trump jr., the fbi we don't know yet if they'll want to talk to him about their investigation. according to the times, it was a publicist who helped arrange that meeting who told donald trump jr. that this information w

conley is back with us who is in our sub committee. mr. conley of virginia. >> i thank the chair. >> doctor, in your opening statement you immediate a reference to maybe paid lobbyists for governance in the region had descended on our offices or paid a visit? i'm not sure i understood the point of that, or what you were getting at, but i want to give you the opportunity to explain. because, i mean, there are lots of lobbyists for lots of countries, including israel, that descend in our offices, and we don't necessarily import to that anything negative by way of inference. were you suggesting -- >> there's nothing illegal or unseemly about it. the point i'm trying to make is there is a lot of it right now. >> what? >> there is a lot of it right now. there's a lot of noise. we're seeing a lot of different actors. >> i'm sorry. did you mean about qatar? >> about this qatar conflict, but i think in general when we look at the permissive nature of what we've allowed to take place across this region, in my view, it has been the direct result of

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cabin con conley fronnations -- cabin confrontations and stressed out passengers in what is considered the not so friend on the top of it all, fliers are losing leg room. >> stuff us into airplanes like we're sardines. >> the u.s. court of appeals orderedded the f.a.a. to look at the amount of space passengers have on commercial planes. after ad vo cassy group challenged the f.a.a. saying the cramped planes are a safety hazard and the government needs to do something about it. >> it does not appear that people can get out with the smaller seats. recently there was an evacuation for a burning engine in an aircraft. it took five minutes instead of 90 seconds. >> according to flyers' rights the sid width has decline and the space between the seats also decreased going from afternoon of 35 inches to 31. with some bargain airlines having just 28 inches of leg room. >> that is almost it always to change. the new evidence of safety gives the f.a.a. the opportunityk to look into this. >> comfort is something that the f.a.a. does not look at but they consider it when testing and assessing the s

if they are left alone in a room together as congressman conley said it, terrifies him the thought of it, they might be the only two people in a room who don't accept what everyone agrees to as a cold hard fact that russia meddleded in our election. watch what leading republicans and democrats had to say about that being fact. >> russia will continue to develop capabilities to use against the united states and we need to be ready to meet those threats. >> how much of a threat to global security do you consider the russian president. >> i think he is the premier and most important threat, more so than isis. >> russia continues to engage in exploitation of the u.s. elections process. >> we're talking about a foreign government that using technical intrusion, lots of other methods tried to shape the way we think we vote, we act. that is a big deal. >> i hope the american people recognize the severity of this threat and that we collectively counter it before it further erodes the fabric of our democracy. >> i think we have to assume for all the reasons that have been discussed here that t

my name is threat -- heather conley, and we could not be more more delighted to welcome secretary of state for defense michael fallon here to the u.s. i was explaining that the news cycle is so quiet, so slow the last few days, we were so glad he could come here and help elevate our discussion but, he comes at an incredibly important time. certainly on the heels of several days of incredible news not only security-related issues, whether that was the north korean launch of an icbm but also as we watch unfold the historic meeting between president trump and president putin today. secretary fallon thankfully is a frequent visitor to csis. he was here two years ago in march and the topic of the discussion was in defense of a rules-based order, how that transatlantic relationship can be used. and i think now in today's discussion, we will again look at the defense of the rules-based order and he see where we go from here. secretary fallon assumed secretary of defense, his position, on july 15th, 2014. two days later, a russian missile shot down mh-1. that was his first few days on the jo

he was attending the 51st birthday party of governor john conley.ohnson come in the after my death in the aftermath of the cronkite show says we should recommit to end the war of vietnam successfully. let's bring home a victory. he said on more than one occasion in the aftermath of the cronkite show. if this was such an epiphany for the president, he did not make it clear that this had changed his mind in the public comments after that. host: your take on it? >> i think it is true what he said, the president probably never said, if i lost walter cronkite i lost america. i don't know if he was watching tv when cronkite made that broadcast. i'm sure johnson saw and heard it at some point. it does not seem to mean to be ontradictory to say that johnson's help was significant of cronkite criticizing the war effort. because he was an astute politician, recognized that that was a very serious blow to his efforts to rally americans behind the cause. it is true that he continued to make that effort, at least for a few more weeks. as we know now, he chose no

kevin lowry, mike conley, demar derozan, damian lillard. those are really good players.ome on, they're not quite kevin durant. you know how they say no such thing as a free anything? the as had a free fireworks show tonight but they made their fans pay, dreadfully boring baseball. another four hours before the fireworks. tough go of it with the cotton candy. adam rosales with a nice clutch line drive. two out stroke, fetches a pair and the as had a brief two-run lead. that was it for their highlights on the night. cotton suffers his eighth loss. wasn't terrible but had problems with this guy, todd frazier. lacing it down the left field line. that's a two-run double. the white house with an errant throw all coming in take a 3-2 lead. melky cabrera, former giant, shot down the 1st base line, the usually alert and gold glove yonder alonso can't handle that thing. it's down the line for two more runs as cabrera had three hits himself. as only five hits on the night. they struck out 13 times. the fans waiting and waiting for the fireworks show. it's also made a couple of erro

the chairmen of the committees have not been as forceful, mike conley leading the house, investigationon the russia side, has not made any public comments on this declining to comment earlier today. richard burr, republican chairman of the senate intelligence committee. approached him to say. said he did not want to comment. on donald trump jr. could be potential witness. i asked him does this give you any clear indication there could be collusion here. he said, i am not going to go there. because, we are "very early in this investigation." so a sign, andersen, a lot more, capitol hill wants to dig into in light of the revelations. >> appreciate it. when traditional means of communicating between washington and moscow was red phones and grim faced soviet ambassador. the whole notion of meetings set up with concert promoters, tied to pop stars, beauty pageants and the rest is odd. so is tossing to a reporter in moscow for reaction to it all. ivan watson there for us tonight. so many players in this. many of them russian nationals. what can you tell us about some of the people involved.

let's speak now to heather conley, senior vice president for europe at the center for strategic and internationalir putin, chose to attack russia for destabilising your? this is the first time we've heard president trump speak clearly about russia's behaviour in its neighbourhood, specifically you ukraine. he discussed the iranian regime, the syrian regime, and a combination with china regarding north korea. so he did address russia's behaviour. but interestingly in the question and a nswer interestingly in the question and answer and session with the polish president, he did not say russia was interfering with the election. is it difficult for drum, because of the allegations of russian interference with the election, if it turns out he has a good relationship with mr putin, people or his critics will say, we told you so? so he's in a tricky position? that's why this meeting will be the most watched meeting. clearly, north korea and that talent will loom large over the 620 that talent will loom large over the g20 discussion. this meeting will be the most photographed meeting, i think, of preside

. >> jerry conley sits on the house oversight and the house foreign affairs committees.hank you for being here today. >> good to be here with you, jake. >> what questions you would want answered by paul manafort and donald trump, jr. if they agree to testify. >> i would start with what in the world would possess the son-in-law, an official on the campaign, and the campaign manager to go to a meeting that ostensibly didn't have a lot of agenda to it with a number of known russian operatives? all you know is that the son of the president is saying they may have dirt on the opponent, and we want to hear this. >> sarah sanders, the deputy secretary said the president does not intend to fire bob mueller, but she wouldn't quite rule it out. take a listen. >> look, i can't predict everything that could possibly take place in the future and what mueller could potentially do that might create outrageous, you know, reason not to take action. so i'm not going to talk about hypotheticals. i can talk about where we are today, and that's the position of the president. >> what is your

jerry conley's district is the 11th district of virginia. mine's the 11th district of the north carolina. we have a deal. his is so different than my deal and he is so much more to the left, his district than mine is to the right that if he gets a primary opponent, i'm going to endorse the opponent saying that jerry is far to liberal. likewise he's going to say i'm far too conservative to work with. but it's all about empowering those members and when you do not allow 435 members representing very different districts to carry on the will of the people, we're making a mistake. and so whether that is with the current speaker or a future speaker or a past speaker, it is very critical that we allow everyone's voice to be heard. jeff: ok. i got this question about 10 different ways. i realized the freedom caucus is a relatively recent creation. but some of the members are being grouped together in various configurations. and those members helped to drive a number of votes to try to repeal the affordable care act. congressman meadows: right. jeff:

jerry conley's district is the 11th district of virginia. mine's the 11th district of the north carolina. we have a deal. his is so different than my deal and he is so much more to the left, his district than mine is to the right that if he gets a primary opponent, i'm going to endorse the opponent saying that jerry is far to liberal. likewise he's going to say i'm far too conservative to work with. but it's all about empowering those members and when you do not allow 435 members representing very different districts to carry on the will of the people, we're making a mistake. and so whether that is with the current speaker or a future speaker or a past speaker, it is very critical that we allow everyone's voice to be heard. jeff: ok. i got this question about 10 different ways. i realized the freedom caucus is a relatively recent creation. but some of the members are being grouped together in various configurations. and those members helped to drive a number of votes to try to repeal the affordable care act. congressman meadows: right. jeff:

conley who is on our subcommittee, we will yield back to him now. >> i thank the chair. >> mr. -- dr. shantzer, you made some reference to maybe paid lobbyists for governments in the region had descended on our offices or been to the region. i want to give you the opportunity to explain. there are lots of lobbyists including israel that descend on our offices and we don't necessarily import to that anything negative by way of inference. were you suggesting in this particular case? >> there's nothing illegal or unseemly about it and the point that i'm trying to make is that there's a lot of it right now. >> there is a lot of it right now. there is a lot of noise and we're seeing a lot rf different actors. >> did you mean about oman? this qatar conflict and in general, when we look at the permissive nature of what we've allowed to take place across this region. in my view, it has been the direct result of yielding to these which means over time this has become the boiling frog which is actually not scientific that frogs can be boiled and they won't jump out, but regardless, what i would

that was killian conley earlier today on "fox & friends." a major hearing next week that features a susan rice. she will testify before the house committee as part of the investigation. jim jordan, good morning to you and thank you for coming back here. while matt, this could be something, or it could be nothing. what do you want to know? >> do you want to ask names and if so, why? there's a finite number of people in the obama administration who had the ability to unmask these names. some of those people who have that ability were these very same people who are not square with the american public in the aftermath of the and by god's a tragedy. when she comes in front of the committee, you need to ask her if she did that and if so, what was the motivation. that's what we need to find out. >> bill: this is important because there were those on the trump team that thought this team was spying on them. >> we don't know. all i know is that susan rice misled the american people after benghazi, five times she went on major networks and told the am

the stars of the classic buddy cop movie sat down with our chris conley to catch up since their last: it's a joyful reunion for the stars of "lethal weapon." mel gibson, danny glover, and rene russo. the first time they've been together since shooting the final scenes of "lethal weapon 4" the franchise's last one. why do you have such affection when you see each other after all this time? >> it was a time in our lives when something just sort of clicked. i think there was a lot of love between us. when i see them i just kind of get the same feeling which is, you know, it's kind of like seeing a teenage sweetheart or something. that sort of thing. >> i think you can say whatever you want about the films, but i think the relationship got better and better over the period of time. >> do you really want to jump? >> reporter: from the first film's 1987 debut "lethal weapon" turbocharged its genre. there was gibson's off the wall and back at you lawman, riggs. >> i think we're all a little crazy and i'm probably crazier than most and it was easy to access. >> reporter: he was paired with g

my name is heather conley. i'm senior vice president for europe, eurasia and the arctic region. we cannot be more delighted to welcome secretary of state of defense michael fallon here to csis. i was explaining to the