trish: corey, why do you think he did this?know, this is $35 million of taxpayer money wasted. if bob mueller had said this at the very onset which was the president cannot be charged with a crime, then this whole two-year hoax would have come to an end at the beginning because he could have gone and looked at people around the president if he wanted to and didn't need to be the special counsel. he was looking for the opportunity to go after this president from day one. if you look at the team he assembled, the hundreds of subpoenas, the dozen is the and dozens and hundreds of people he brought in there, they wanted to find evidence, first, of collusion with the russians and then obstruction, but there was none there. the case is closed. trish: i mean, when you think about the team itself and the biases there, but again, you know, i point everybody back to mueller report itself, and there was no collusion. the russians actually -- they tried. they tried to get you guys. corey, you were part of that team. they tried to get to yo

corey, listen to this.en. >> i met virtually every major world leader in my role as vice president and as foreign relations chairman over the last 30 years, and that's not hyperbole. china is going to eat our lunch. come on, man. they're not a, they're not competition for us. trish: what kind of alternative universe is he leaving in, corey? >> trish, this is the same person who didn't know who the prime minister of britain was right now. he said margaret thatcher contacted me, was concerned about the trump administration. that's uncle joe biden for a second. he's so out of touch, he thought margaret thatcher is still alive or that china is not a real threat. he's not fit to be president of the united states. trish: most sane people, politics aside, look at the world right now, and they recognize the real, intense economic and eventually military threat china really is. so as steve bannon said, an important day in economic history for the united states of america. let's see what happens on friday. corey lieu

right, corey.able op-ed piece and it's called america cities are unlivable and blame the wealthy liberals and in this article i found it stunning that did you know one out of every 11000 people in san francisco is a billionaire? one out of 11000 is a billionaire? it's like a -- cal 40 california is a poverty ridden streets. they have pcs and needles and homeless people sleeping on the street. are these people crazy or what's going on? >> judge, if you look across america in the 20 most dangerous cities in our country 19 of which have democrat mayors. look at new york city. look at chicago and san francisco this is a disgusting statistic. just last year the san francisco public works seemed 28000 phone calls for human feces in the streets. needles lying in the streets and this used to be a city that had culture and a place the people would want to go to and want to take your family there now you are free to go because needles line the streets and human acts went everywhere and you can't imagine judg

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jesse: corey, what do you think?> jesse, look, if facebook is going to ban people and individuals and organizations, they should start with "the new york times" for their anti-semitic views against this president. [laughter] look, let's just be truthful about this, right? it's okay when you want to ban conservatives on the right because you don't like their politics, but when you're an anti-semitic organization like "the new york times", you're not going to get banned. when you want to perpetuate these false narratives that the trump campaign wasn't spied on on the front to page of your paper for years, there's no banning of those failing institutions. if they wantt to ban people for lying, they should ban "the new york times," "the washington post" and a number of these so-called mainstream publications who have no facts whatsoever, who make up stories, who clearly have shown their bias against conservatives and ourat anti-semitic. why don't we start with those individuals and organizations if they really want to ba

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i have to say, corey booker was well received here today. there were a lot of people listening intently. he was someone that came away with a positive impression. tomorrow there are five more people on the 2020 docket. we got bernie sanders, who has already spoken to this group before in las vegas. as well as tim ryan, seth moulton and a few others. ali, i stole your a necklace today. i will bring it back to you. >> i keep noticing. it will bring you good luck. it's a tam isman on -- talisman on the campaign trail. all right. >>> president trump is searching for two people to fill two spots on the federal reserve board of governors after his first to choices failed to garner supports in the senate. those include steven moore, an economic commentator, a distinguished fellow at the heritage foundation. critics attacked stephen moore over what they said was his inaccurate policy and he faced negative headlines over back taxes and writings that critics said denigrated women. after it appeared moore did not have enough support to be confirmed, th

corey booker will be your guest, stephanie. you don't need me. >> it is going to be a busy day. i am stephanie in for my friend ari melber. we start this evening with breaking news tonight. jerry nadler speaking. >> the underlying evidence, but not for much longer. it is not optional and if good faith negotiations don't result in a pledge of compliance in the next day or two, the next step is seeking a citation against the attorney general. >> there are many questions that must be answered. the committee will convene at 9:00. i hope and expect that the attorney general will think overnight and will be there as well. are there any questions? >> will you issue a subpoena? >> tomorrow we'll issue a subpoena. the first thing is to get the unredacted report and we will negotiate on that for another day or two. if necessary, remember, that was subpoena'd. if necessary, go for it after that. we'll also start a process to get attorney general barr there. >> what is your response to the rarnging member who says you're torpedoing this hearing? >> we're not torpedoing it. the committee has

corey, great to have you with us.imself at the robert mueller performance yesterday. your thoughts about what you saw and heard as robert mueller spoke for about nine and a half minutes. >> lou, i think that bob mueller has done an amazing disservice to both the president and the american people. at the very onset of this investigation, over, you know, two and a half years ago he could have come out and said what he said at the very beginning of this was, there was no collusion, there was no coordination, there was no obstruction of the president. and, by the way, this president was not going to be charged with a crime. and what we know, lou, is unequivocal that the information that bob mueller had over a year ago pointed to fact that this president and his team never colluded, but they dragged this on for the tune of $35 million of american taxpayer money, 675 days of going after individuals like myself and others, drag them before these committees when they knew right away at the very beginning the only campaign tha

corey smith has it. >> here's a look at sven semprevivo leaving court inst boon. he pleaded guilty to paying $40000 to get his son in. he's facing the possibility of going to prison. sentencing is scheduled for september. back to you. >> cory, thanks. >>> it's now 4:35. taking a look at our other top stories. police arrested 49-year-old l mccartney from pennsylvania at the trump international hotel in the district. as he was going through security for an eveye sterday, officers asked him whether he had any weapons and he said he did. he faces several charges including possessing an unregistered weapon. d.c. does not reckon niez weapons registrations from other states except under limited conditions. >>> today the house judiciary committee i expected to vote on whether to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress. barr refused to comply with a subpoena. coming up at 4:45, news 4's tracie potts will tell us wt the cops sequences could be. >>> we now know montgomery county police are monitoring suspects in connection to atm thefts in the gion. office

corey go fire kennedy, i can't.o more than anyone else could, thank god, look at what really happened. i have opportunity to speak with president, he expressed same frustration to me he expressed to many hoo other people, that sessions recused himself, without note b notifying presidt ahead of time. if he would have known that, he would never have hired him. kennedy: in president operating differently from any other president has operate the in past, it weird and hard for people who live in washington bubble to grasp. what i take from this, is president said bat poop crazy things all day long, maybe she is is not as powerful as deckcrat democrats fear. >> when president asked for something to get done, i believe it gets done. kennedy: that would have been be on -- obstruction. when he asked you to shut down special count, li, limit scope. >> i am not an attorney, i can't answer that question in eyes of law, but president has the opportunity to fire them, if you fire them for a good cause or reason that lawful and le

back to you. >> corey smith. thank you. we are still working to get more information there. one person died after a person slammed into a tree. no one else was in the car. >> officers tell news 4 that 22-year-old davonte moody was shot tuesday afternoon on g street. he was taken to the hospital where he died. right now a $25,000 reward is being offered foanyone with information leading to a conviction. >>> it's 5:07 now. sidewalks and bike lanes in the district can be more crowded this summer. >> that is bause hundreds more motorized bikes and scooters were on the way. news 4's adam tuss is live with the latest there. >> good morning, aaron. good morning, un. we're going to psy a lot more and they have become widely popular around our area. a lot of people love them.pl some peoe are skeptical about how they're used and the rules of the road though. ddot just gave a perit for 1,000 total of the dockless scoot e scooters. we're going to see more of them. take a look. this is the concerning part of all of this. back in septe er you might remember that a scooter rider was hit an

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back to you. >> corey smith.ou. >>> developing this morning, a kroetd community is hurting after a deadly school shooting. officials say two students stormed the s.t. school yesterday afternoon killing one student and injuring eight others. the school is just about 15 h nutes from columbine h school. we have new video into the newsroom overnight of detectiars swng the home of one of the suspects. he's identified as 18-year-old devin eriksson. a white car is towed away. officials are expected to give another update on this situation this morning. >>> 5:34. you might want to forget about using uber or lyft. drivers of the ride share companies are going on strike. for more onow this could affect your commute, we want to go to news 4's darcy spencer. he is live at ragan national airport with the latest on this. darcy? >> reporter: ll, aaron, this is set to happen later today. the good news is you have time to prepare. if you rely on uber or perhaps you have a flight later today at one of the airports, you definitely

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on one occasion, trump told cohen to speak with then campaign manager corey lewandowski to coordinate the candidate's schedule. cohen recalled that he spoke with lewandowski who suggested that they speak again when cohen had actual dates to evaluate. cohen indicated, however, that he knew that travel prior to the republican national convention would be impossible given the candidate's pre-existing commitments to the campaign. second, like cohen, trump received and turned down an invitation to the st. petersburg international economic forum. in late december 2015, mira duma, a contact of ivanka trump's from the fashion industry, first passed along invitations for ivamka trump and candidate trump from sergei prishodko, a deputy prime minister of the russian federation. on january 14, 2016, rhona graff sent an email to duma stating that quote was quote honored to be asked to participate in the highly prestigious forum event, but that he would, quote, have to decline, end quote, the invitation given to his quote very grueling and full travel schedule, end quote, as a presidential candidat

there were a couple of incidents, one involving corey lewandowski, one involving don mcgahn about -- related to a "new york times" story that he wanted mcgahn to refute and with corey lewandowski, he wanted to play some role in firing jeff sessions, reporting that we had done -- corey lewandowski, private citizen, reporting that "the times" had done a couple of months earlier, that had found some similar instances. in those cases, in the mueller report -- and again, i still wonder how much of the public has actually read it -- there was not a whole lot of count countervailing potential in the mueller report. they basically just to appear to conclude that it was, without saying it. barr is clearly frustrated that mueller did not deal with that piece of it. barr has argued that it was within mueller's purview, mueller has explained why. i'm not a doj official and not equipped to say which is more right on the law. but with that summary, when thinking that the president didn't commit obstruction and here's why is not going to leave a clear impression. what the president has done every s

now, corey luan do you ki knows trump's habits better than most. from the start, he may have calculated he could stay on donald trump's better side on tv while telling the truth about his old boss, his efforts to thwart the probe to mueller. so just think about that for a minute. the man that ran donald trump's presidential campaign may con clued he owes bob mueller the truth but can get away with deceiving his own old boss donald trump that he says she so loyal to and lewandowski may figure he'll continue the get away with it as long as the mueller report is basically never covered on television. which means lounge do you ski hopes the president is not watching this newscast and never hears about it. if the president were to hear about it. it appears, unless mr. lounge do you ski calls us back. -- he's willing to tell him the truth. he'd know they'd continue to use television not to promote him. although they do that but to manipulate him. >> that seems like the kind of thing the president might have an interest in knowing. now, still ahead tonigh

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