campaign trail calling the black lives matter group terrorists, but now milwaukee county sheriff david clarkto the department of homeland security. stay with us. their experience is coveted. their leadership is instinctive. they're experts in things you haven't heard of. researchers of technologies that one day you will. some call them the best of the best. some call them veterans. we call them our team. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. >>> we're back with our politics lead. let's jump right in with my panel. margaret, i want to start with you. breaking news. milwaukee county sheriff david clark is taking an assistant secretary position at the department of homeland security. i want to read you a couple of his tweets that i've noticed over the year. before long black lies matter will join forces with isis to bring down our legal constituted republic. you heard it first here and then here's another one. it's incredible that our institutions of government, white ho

controversial milwaukee sheriff firing back at cnn report claiming plagiarized parts of his graduate thesis david clark is strong supporter of president trump and hopes of working for homeland security. he attended naval post graduate school in monterey, california. according to cnn his 2013 thesis failed to attribute sources 47 times. sheriff clark dedenies the claims and told the reporter that broke the story a sleaz bag. >> pippa middleton's wedding is trending for all the reasons you may think but worthy speech. according to daily male the best friend compared her to a dog and made references to her famous dierer and other sexual comments we're not amused and speech went over like lead balloon and into awkward wedding toast hall of fame. >> and next up, michael phelps said happening up the swim trunks for g he officially retired again after last year summer olympics. in interview next month he implied he may go back to competing during special olympics over the weekend he said it's time to move on. finally, cher! she proved she still got it at least at last night billboard music awards belted out b

david clark, an outspoken and somewhat controversial trump supporter. he is considered a long shot because of allegations of abuse by his department against county inmates. then there is south carolina congressman trey gaudi, a formal federal prosecutor. he led the house investigation into ben ghazi. finally, there is acting fbi director andrew mckay. he first joined the fbi back in 1996. his connections could doom a potential promotion. >> in response to the firing, the fbi agents association has released a statement by saying, a change in fbi leadership of this magnitude must be handled carefully and with an eye toward ensuring that the bureau responsibility to protect the american public from criminal and national security threats. the statement concludes with, as vital stakeholders, fbi agents should be given a voice in the process of selecting the next director. the association has never made such a request before. some say shows concern that politics can play a part in the president's choice to replace james comey. >>> with questions surrounding t

. >> reporter: there was a team when david clark's life was one adventure to another. but a random shooting in san francisco in 1986 changed his entire trajectory in just seconds. >> and it went right up into my neck, and that was that. >> reporter: a bullet lodged against clark's spine, leaving him without the use of his legs or hands. >> trying to open my water bottle. i'm comfortable in miy cocoon here. >> reporter: for nearly three decades, he has lived in this third floor apartment. but when the building's elevator was recently closed for three weeks of renovations, clark's apartment became a cell. >> it's something like in a jail. >> you're stuck here with just this floor. >> reporter: during the closure, a gathering for a family friend who had died came up. a broken elevator and 28 steps stood in clark's way. >> disconnected from the outside world. >> reporter: by chance an e-mail september by clark's family to a firefighter cousin across the country made its way back to san francisco. >> he told us about his cousin who lives here in san francisco who is a quadr

. >> milwaukee county sheriff david clark fighting back after news reports surfaced over the weekend he plagiarized master's thesis. clark claimed last week he was appointed to be assistant secretary in development home plan security over the weekend cnn reported it failed nearly 50 times after properly citing sources in thesis paper. minnesota senator ron johnson until all facts are in he's not ready to make a judgment on clark. >> do you think it's appropriate he join administration. he says that donald trump extend him a job in dhs. >> i do not on the things you're talking about. so i would want to give anybody ak selingt aid position in administration a fair hearing and i would wanted to actually get the information which i don't have. >> clark is previously spoken out against the black lives matter movement. he took to twitter after the story broke and called the reporter a sleaz bag. >> a private christian school in maryland is refusing a student to participate in graduation ceremony because violated code of conduct for school and had premarital sex. made runkle aterts heritage

christie, milwaukee county sheriff david clark, republican congressman trey gowdy who chaired the house select committee on benghazi, former new york police commissioner ray kelly. also acting fbi director angela mccabe and former fbi director john pistole who's the president of anderson university in indiana. deputy white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders took questions on the james comey firing and said the president had lost confidence in mr. comey's ability to lead the law enforcement agency. >> polite crowd. >> [inaudible] >> so i've heard. good afternoon, everybody. as most of you know, sean is on reserve duty for the rest of the week, so i will be briefing you today and in the following days. i have a few announcements at the top before i take your questions. i have an update at the tunnel collapse in washington state. the incident is moving from the emergency phase to the recovery phase. after extensive testing we remain confident that there has been no radiological release. personnel begin taking steps to stabilize and fill the hole over the partially collapsed tunne

we've seen too many incidences of police officers interacting with primarily david clark is jg me.n on this network several times. there was six race riots under president obama did it put lives in danger at the time. co. they are accountable for some of the rhetoric of the incited hatred against the american police officers. about the of the speakers in free press. some of the other liberal entities. they have no problem with it. >> do you think that they putlln reserve from the eight years of obama in the eyes of the liberal media. it's like president obama could do no wrong. no it's not. it's the continued undermining of this president. everything is his fault. he coua flat tire. he could lose his car seats -- car keys and they would blame donald trump. they are smart and they are watching and listening to this. i don't have all of the facts. but the first thing that the left and the liberal news organizations do they try to somehow tie it into donald trump. donald trump is over in the middle east. the cs --dash maxine and house. never in history have we seen it violence like th

>> thanks we found that david clark plaj arized 47 times in the 2013 masters thesis he wrote for the ia. in manystoneses clark credits some of the work he took with the footnote similar to a lot of the reporting we did on among ka crowelly copying in her 2003 dissertation petition proceeded to take the sectio . >> we're looking at the web right now, this is on cnn.com and fol folks can go through this site and you've pulled the quotes from the thesis and you've paired them up from their original source and it's all highlighted. what we're looking at is the sections of plaj rism moneying from several aclu reports, you've mentioned that some of the quotes, were lifted from the nine/11 report, a 2011 article, the pugh research center, the list goes on and on. you report 47 times. is the sheriff responding to this? >> so very interestingly we reached out to the sheriff on friday over e-mail. we gave him a monday deadline so he could take his time and go through the list because it is a -- it is a large number of instances. and he never got back to us with our request for comment. and then

liz: milwaukee county wisconsin, sheff david clark, joining me now. i am so glad you are with us.t a miracle they are both okay. one was shot in the arm the other in the back with a shotgun. but when, when will chicago gets it crime under control. >> unfortunately they don't under mayor rahm emanuel, he has no idea. i know he has reached out to attorney general jeff sessions for some signed of help, help will get there as soon as attorney general sessions who understands crime and understands the need to empower police within th the constitution and the rule to get the city of chicago back under control. this is one of the most heart stopping calls you can hear. i heard these in real-time in my career, this is a grew automatic reminder -- a gruesome reminder how dangerous this job is. we understand that, we're not looking for sympathy, we would like the backing of the political class. that was not happening in chicago. he -- the mayor, threw chicago police deputy under the bus because of laquan mcdaniel situation. he rahm emanuel kept it hidden because of an upcoming election, tha

and another name to watch out for, milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, they call him a wildcard in this. he's a stronger supporter of the president. finally south carolina congressman trey dowdy. in the meantime, andrew mccabe who was recently the assistant agent in charge of the d.c. field office for the fbi is serving as acting director. i'm angie goff in the newsroom. back to you. >>> right now, d.c. police are back at a gas station in southeast washington for a second time in a week. >> thieves money, but you're not going to believe how they planned to get it. news4's erika gonzalez is back live to explain it. >> reporter: three masked men, two of them on the scene, another one in a pickup truck. now police are waiting to see if they've got any surveillance video that might help them catch who's behind it. we're showing you the scene at the bp gas tags station at 41 s alabama. the employee who was here at the time didn't want to show him on camera and he said he looked one of them right in the eye and described to us how they caused all of this damage. >> they come in a big tru

david clarke, look who's here, with me now.d to see you, governor abbott wants to see the lawlessness. he says the law will make it illegal to defy federal officials. will this help the crackdown on the problem? >> god bless texas. good for governor abbott. i read this bill this afternoon, it's got teeth, that's what i like. starting september 1st, compels law enforcement agencies and other public officials to assist in cooperate and share information they have with immigration and customs enforcement. you know as well as i do successful law enforcement in the united states is predicated upon local, state and federal officers working together, sharing information in the pursuit of justice. i don't really care what mexico thinks about this. i care about the rule of law here in the united states, like i said, this thing has teeth it. calls for fines, it calls for jailtime of law enforcement officials that don't comply, and even up to removal from office of elected officials who continue to thumb their nose at the rule of law, and

christie, he could look at ray kelly, former nypd commissioner, some wildcard names like sheriff david clarkgn trail. one person, trey gowdy certainly under consideration, one person definitely not doing it. rudy giuliani telling the correspondent he is not under consideration. >> the mainstream media pouncing on donald trump's decision to fire comey comparing it to fascism. >> an extraordinary moment in american history. >> it is a grotesque abuse of power. >> a with of fascism, i don't care about the law, i am the boss. this is where it is a political hot potato. >> the current investigation for russian meddling and possible collusion between members of trump's campaign in russia, truly extraordinary, who runs this investigation. >> press secretary sarah huckabee sanders saying it is time to move on from false narratives. >> still got the same people that would be carrying out whether it is the department of justice, that process continues in the house and senate committees and i don't >> or disruption but the bigger point is when are they going to let that go. it has gone on nearly a year

on ebay, there is one of the pins that sheriff david clarke goes around wearing.y for $6.99. come on. >> i told you he's a fraud. i told you he's a fraud. i'm going to say this to you, charlie, i appreciate where you are. he's your frankenstein. you helped to create him in the fashion that is the rhetoric that he has done. i appreciate you saying, you know what, this guy is over the top. really, with all due respect is not a good choice for homeland security or any position in the federal government. i'm happy as milwaukee resident we can have an opportunity to have our government appoint someone who can do the job for the people and be a partner with milwaukee, the city of milwaukee and not, very candidly, adding fuel to the fire and almost moving us to martial law. i appreciate someone like the candidates i see. i had an opportunity to meet mr. lucas. i'm really excited for the fact i believe we will be able to have somebody in milwaukee county to do the job. >> i wish we could have time to let mr. frankenstein own his monster. i applaud you for that. >> extra y

. >>> controversial county sheriff david clark says he's accepted the job with the department of homelandity but is he qualified? >> so many accidents of the occupy movement and black lives matter transcends peaceful protests and violates the code of conduct we rely on. i call it anarchy. >> the social order in milwaukee totally collapsed on saturday night. when the social order collapsed tribal behavior takes over. the law of the jungle replaces the rule of law. >> don, i wish you had that message of civility toward this hateful ideology. >> what i want to say to you is -- are you going to let me get a word in? >> i'd forgotten about that. joining me is a national security analyst who held that job in the obama administration. anyway, it's -- >> good times. >> so sheriff is one of the most controversial defenders. you say must like flynn and not equipped for the job. explain. >> i would have to say i'm not'd si for that and he gets to click his team. i was very optimistic about him and -- but this one is sort of shocking not only because it had been my job but obviously sheriff clark has

. >> reporter: there was a time when david clark's life was one adventure after another. >> alaska. >> reporter: but a random shooting in san francisco in 1986 changed his entire trajectory in seconds. >> the largest piece went into my neck and that was that. >> reporter: a bullet lodged against his spine leefrg him without the use of his legs or hands. >> trying to open my water bottle. comfortable in my cookoon here. >> reporter: for three decades he's lived in this third floor apartment in san francisco. >> kind of a cloudy day. >> reporter: but when the building's elevator was recently closed for three weeks of renovations, clark's apartment became a cell. >> it's almost being like in a jail. >> it's not right you're trapped here with just this floor and four walls. >> during the closure, a gathering for a family friend who had died came up. a broken elevator and 28 steps stood in clark's way. >> disconnected from the outside world. >> reporter: by chance, an e-mail sent to a firefighter friend across the country made its way back to san francisco. >> he told us about his cousin.

sir david clark is strong supporter of president trump and hopes to work for the department of homelandterey california and clark's 2013 thesis filed attribute sources 47 times. sheriff clark denies claims and says the reporter who broke that story is a sleaz back. >> pip amiddle ton is waiting for the craneth worthy speak. broom's campaign prepared hippa as a dog and referenced her fame i e us derriere among other comments and gilingt were not amused. it went over like a lead balloon and wept into the wedding toast hall of fame. >> michael phelps says he's hping happening up the -- he implied he might go back to competing but during an appearance at the special owe limb ticks over the weekend fell ms said it's time to move on. >>> finally this moving che re proffering she has it. in last anything to's awards she belted out believe and if i can turn back time rocking a sheer silver outfit with nipple pasty s and wowed the crowd in one of her most famousut black sheer number if i can turn back time video she put it back on. she received billboard icon award. if you got it, still nrawnt i

city mayor rudy giuliani, former new jersey governor chris christie and former milwaukee sheriff david clarkeansas governor mike huckabee joining us now. do you have a favorite on that list? >> you know, i don't know, i don't think those are the names that are going to be the consideration for fbi director. my guess is it's somebody with a real fbi background, justice department background, and even though you had people like trey gowdy as well as rudy giuliani and chris christie, all u.s. attorneys, i'mot sure that they're going want to to put someone that political in the position because they got to get them through the senate, and that's a heavy lift given the atmosphere. david: ray kelly is not a politician, he almost ran for mayor of new york. what about him? he's 75. he's a little old. >> and i think that's going to be a factor against ray kelly. great guy, terrific police chief in new york, very innovative. this is a job that's going to require an extraordinary level of sort of futuring for the fbi. they've got a lot to overcome after james comey, and it seems to me they're going to w

in wisconsin, milwaukee county sheriff david clarke said wednesday he has accepted an appointment as assistant secretary of the department of homeland security. clarke has called on local police to work as immigration officers in partnership with ice. he has also declared there is no police brutality in america, and has called members of the black lives matter movement "garbage," "black slime," and "subhuman creeps." clarke's appointment comes as his milwaukee jail remains under investigation after that -- after prisoner terrill thomas died of extreme dehydration after guards reportedly cut off the water in his solitary confinement cell for seven days. thomas is one of four people who died at the milwaukee county jail over a six month period last year. in tulsa, oklahoma, a jury on wednesday found white police officer betty shelby not guilty of manslaughter for killing unarmed african american terence crutcher after his car broke down last september. police video footage shows crutcher walking slowly away from officers with his hands in the air, then putting his hands on the side of

maybe chris christie, maybe sheriff david clark of wisconsin but from now on the fbi is going to be directed by someone who answers to donald trump and responds and will supervise the investigation of donald trump. >> so eve. if there's a special prosecutor named which is what many democrats are calling for and many on capitol hill are saying might be the necessary step for validity. you're saying they're still going to rely on the fbi? >> exactly. they're lawyers. they are prosecutors. they're not investigators. when ib worked on the iran contrainvestigation, we were independent but we worked hand in glove with fbi agents. even if there's a special prosecutor, they will rely on fbi agents. someone who will be appointed for the specific reason of not investigating donald trump. >> when you said the reason they are giving you're talking about the acting attorney general's justification that this has to do with comey's investigation into hillary clinton's email? >> right. the explanation is the absurd memorandum says the reason comey was fired is because he was too mean to hillary clinton. he

. >>> david clark says he has accepted a job with department of homeland security. is he qualified?y of the actions of the occupy movement and black lives matter violates the code of conduct we rely on. i call it anarchy. >> the social order collapsed on saturday night. when triable belahavior takes over. >> i wish you had that message of civility towards this hateful idealology. >> that's what they do. >> these people -- >> are you going let me get a word in? >> i forgot about that. >> good times. >> yeah. >> he is one of president trump's most controversial defenders you say much like flynn he is a loyalist and not equipped for the job. >> i have to say, this is not easy for me. the president won and he gets to pick his team. i support homeland security secretary kelly. i was optimistic about him. obviously he has a lot of sort of accusations against him regarding how he runs his facilities, a man died of dehydrati dehydration. put that aside. the job of the assistant secretary is the one he alleges he has. it was to integrate a very diverse, complicated homeland, where people hav

david clark is back is that a staunch critic of black lives matter.ark for his management of a milwaukee county jail where a mentally ill man died in 2016 of dehydration. democratic senator kamala harris of california called clark's appointment a disgrace. >>> actress jennifer lawrence clapping back after people criticized her for pole dancing at a club in vienna. she said she was at her best friend's birthday party and dropped her paranoia guard for one second to have some fun. she says she's not going to apologize and had a blast that night. >>> well, she is rolling with the big boys. meet 19-year-old knuckle baller she has spent the past two years pitching for the university of british columbia. and finally, the wait is over. cbs has released the trailer for its new star trek series. the series originally scheduled to launch this year, it will premiere in the fall. the show will be set 10 years before captain kirk and his five year mission in the original 1960's star trek series. so there you go. the to boldly go where no man -- you know, all that

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. >> there was a time when david clark's life was one adventure after another, but a random shooting in san francisco in 1986 changed his entire trajectory in just seconds. >> the largest piece went right up into my neck and that was that. >> reporter: a bullet lodged against clark's spine leaving him without the use of his legs or hands. >> trying to open my water bottle. kind of comfortable in my cocoon here. >> reporter: for nearly three decades clark has lived in this third floor apartment in san francisco's western edition. >> kind of a cloudy day. >> reporter: but when the building's elevator was recently closed for three weeks of renovations, clark's apartment -- >> you're stick. >> became a cell. >> it's something like in a jail. >> it didn't mean that you're trapped here with just this floor and just the four wall snoods during the closure a gathering for a family friend who are died came up, a broken elevator and 28 steps stood in clark's way. >> disconnected from the outside way. >> reporter: but chance an e-mail sent by clark's family to a firefighter cousin across countr

political analysts say david clarke is a wild card. he campaigned for donald trump during the election and appears regularly on conservative talk shows. >> joining us right now is brian sobel. good morning to you. >> good morning, mike. another day, another development. >> exactly. i've got a question. sally yates gets fired. james comey gets fired. is there a pattern, do you think, that is developing that if you cross or question the president maybe too much, your job is in jeopardy here? >> well, i would say those are two different situations. yates was a holdover from the obama administration. they typically are oftentimes removed. obviously the fbi director being removed is a very interesting turn. of course, mike, you know, speculation by insiders in washington, d.c. was that had hillary clinton been elected, she would have fired him as well. >> regardless of how we got to the firings, in the end many see this as a con salutations of power. power-- consolidation of power. >> well, the directorship of the fbi has always been a pret

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share are arrive david clark of milwaukee is interested in this job, all of whom campaigned actively for president trump. >> the president met with the acting director right now, mccabe. but david, i want you do in here, and let me give you a little context though. you have to look at where the president's head has been and for better or worse, we know because that's what his twitter feed is. it gives you a present sense impression of what matters to him. and obviously last night very late he was bashing schumer saying schumer wants it both ways. but his consistency of thought about this russian investigation, he hates it, he thinks it's illegitimate, he wants to can kill it, he did everything he could do to prejudice against sally yates before she gave her testimony and he colored it during the testimony and now he gets rid of comey. is it possible to separate those two moments? >> no, i don't think it is. how many times have we talked on this program about what i think is the president's overlooking at the very least if not worse of the responsibilities that he has to the presidency

the other possibility is he appoints a loyalist like rudy giuliani or david clark, a surrogate for trumpil. it would be seen more broadly as a sign trump was seeking to turn the fbi into an arm of his own rather than an import shall —— impartial person. of his own rather than an import shall -- impartial person. he said nothing less is at stake than the integrity of law enforcement in the us and of the executive. chuck schumer‘s emphasis on integrity is important here, the fbi has a long tradition, like any government agency, it had successes and failures, made mistakes. but the fbi prides itself on being an independent agency. and on having judicial independence from the president. there is a reason the fbi director is appointed on such a long basis, so the president can't hand—pick their choice. there is a real sort of emphasis here on making sure the right person gets into this job and someone capable of following leads wherever they may go. the republicans have the upper hand in of numbers in congress, do you think because of that fact alone we're not going to see the appointment of

amy: other people mentioned ray kelly, david clark. then there is the discussion of the current andrew mckay, acting director of the fbi, who was chosen by james comey in 2016, now assumed duties and a fairly was meeting with the white house. >> the person who appointed james comey to be the fbi director and notwithstanding his longtime republican service, including the bush of administration, was barack obama. there is a tradition of showing you want to put independent people in the fbi director. i think there will be a lot of pressure on trump even from republicans not to make an appointment that takes this event from humiliating to something even worse. amy: people doing the investigation at the fbi will still keep doing it. there are career investigators that justice and the fbi and that is why i say there is no way to fire comey as a means of suppressing incriminating evidence, but it is also true who leads the fbi, especially under the direction of jeff sessions, notwithstanding his refusal, those top officials can hamstring inve

. >>> one of donald trump's most controversial defenders david clark says he's going to work for thed security but dhs won't confirm if that's true. sheriff clark became an enemy of the black lives matter movement calling them, quote, purveyors of hate and sparked outcry when he moved closer to conducting immigration raids in his jails but he was most controversial for his outlandish statements made right here on cnn. >> i call it anarchy. the social order in milwaukee totally collapsed on saturday night when the social order collapsed, tribal behavior takes over. when tribal behavior takes over, the law of the jungle replaces the rule of law. >> i wish you had that message of civility towards this hateful ideology, these purveyors of hate. >> will you let me get a word in? >> pride and virtue in the name of hate. >> i'm going to break. >> i'm tired of these crocodile tears about the poor kids coming. we're not talking about that. we're talking about able-bodied grown men who should be back in syria and the middle east fighting for their country coming over to the united states to sp

. >>> david clarke, long-time trump supporter says he's accepted a senior position at the departmentf homeland security. speaking on a milwaukee radio show, sheriff clarke said he would be appointed assistant secretary for the office of partnership and engagement as liaison with state, local and tribal law enforcement agencies. the white house has declined to comment and dhs official says no such announcement has been formally made. clarke has turned head with a range of policing. grand jury has recommended charges against a staff at a jail he runs with the death of an inmate denied water for a week. >>> also in wisconsin, governor scott walker toured tornado damage yesterday after dozens were injured and one person was can killed tuesday night. the walker declared a state of emergency in three counties. >>> gleelet's get a check of yo weather with nbc news meteorologist bill karins. more parts of the country are facing risks of severe weather and a heat wave in the northeast. >> today will be one of the more dangerous days of the entire year from a weather system because we're expec

one of our political rising stars is sheriff david clarke who has become a superstar for threateningto put people on the ground, talking about -- he is actually facing lawsuits now for actually threatening to beat up somebody who talked to him on an airplane. and this is kind of this macho testosterone fired up style that has become kind of popular. so is that what is going on here? i don't know. joy's comment about the -- obviously the political discomfort with obamacare repeal is obviously on point. but there is something else here. and i think whatever happens tomorrow, we're going to have to have a discussion about whether or not we have created this climate for journalists, and whether or not other conservatives are going to push back against it. is paul ryan going to stand up and say hey, listen, guy, whatever you do, it is not a good idea to beat up, to attack, to body slam or to encourage other people to body slam even liberal reporters. >> yeah, that seems to be something that ought to be a note of unity, that either a bad thing happen order it didn't. and if it didn't happe

soon-to-be retiring congressional member from south carolina, trey gaudy, and milwaukee county sheriff david clark, amongst the people that have been listed as far as potential replacement. also, the story in the "washington times" says that the list also includes the potential next director of the f.b.i., steven cook, a former police officer and federal prosecutor that mr. sessions brought on to combat crime. another choice that could be popular among f.b.i. agents is former representative mike rogers of michigan. he's the former agent who later served as chairman of the house intelligence committee. his name popped up in the last search for an f.b.i. director, and he won the endorsement of the f.b.i. agents association. that's one aspect of the story. this stems from the firing of james comey. we'll get other papers to see what they bring, but we want to hear your thoughts on the firing and what you think about it, the f.b.i., overall what it does for what happens in washington, especially as work goes on in the house and senate over things like tax reform and healthcare, what it might do for th

. >> it's probably going to be sheriff david clark of milwaukee who ran around the country telling everyone to throw hillary clinton in jail, just like michael flynn did, and it will be -- or it will be rudolf guiliani or somebody who campaigned for donald trump who will become the head of the fbi. >> it will be someone who follows the rule of law -- >> someone reporting to a trump appointed fbi director. >> so i want to -- >> jeff is right. >> on this point, though, of the fbi director, a little kwlor. tom, we are finding out that he was at the l.a. field office today meeting with fbi agents when the news broke. he finds out he's been fired. they find out. they're in this meeting together. on this important point. because i right now, from your understanding, does the or did the fbi director, jim comey, have the confidence of his rank and file? >> well, erin, that's hard to answer. some of the people i have talked to obviously are senior officials at fbi headquarters and they even had a mixed set of feelings about whether he had caused the fbi to become too much in the spotlight politicall

. >>> and controversial milwaukee sheriff david clarke says he's taking a new position in the trump administrationssistant secretary with the department of homeland security. clark was an outspoken surrogate for president trump on the campaign trail. the administration says no announcement has been made. >>> and protests in tulsa, o oklahoma, after officer betty shelby found not guilty in the 2016 shooting death of terence crutcher whose car had stalled on a highway. crutcher was unarmed with his hands up when shelby opened fire. >>> and supermodel gisele bundchen, wife of tom brady, revealed brady has suffered a series of concussions during his career including one last year. the nfl says it has no reports of brady suffering a head injury or concussion. and we have to talk abo eaking news, i can't stop talking about the markets. watching them kick off the day after a bruising close wednesday. the worst since last december. all of the political turbulence in washington finally having an impact with the dow plunging more than 370 points. and then there's this, bloomberg businessweek cover asking, "

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