juan, there's nothing grassroots about the party that debbie wasserman schultz was running where they deck against bernie sanders and were all in on hillary clinton, a candidate who everybody -- even democrats -- knew couldn't win. >> we have to define grassroots, because in american politics today, it's the anti-establishment type of populism, right? yes, indeed. everybody wants that because he's the winner, he's the president, right? but for the democrats, you've got to isolate it, and i think what you come down to is people who voted for president obama who then switched and votes for president trump. they're democrats, often in key states -- wisconsin comes to mind, but you could also extend that to michigan, north carolina, florida. and, you know what? you find out they're white, blue collar folks. and the question is if that's grassroots, bernie is right, because bernie appealed to those voters. dagen: but debbie wasserman schultz, what has she been imbibing since she stepped down from the dnc, because that's not the party she was running, and that's not how she viewed the voter

i want to bring in florida democratic congressman debbie wasserman schultz.gressman, always good to see you. >> thank you, craig. >> some 14 million additional people could become uninsured next year. your reaction? >> you know, cbo has confirmed what both democrats and republicans knew were coming. the republican repeal and don't replace plan, also what will be known as trumpcare, will be devastating. devastating because of health care is taken away from millions of americas who gained it under the affordable care act and seniors will see their costs skyrocket. victims of cancer could face up to 30% addition nal premiums because countless people from the poor to elderly will be in a situation they can't afford their coverage while providing massive tax breaks and the largest transfer of wealth from middle class to wealthy people in history. >> the trump administration is disputing the results of the report. this is part of what health and human services secretary tom price said this morning on "today." take a listen. >> we disagree strenuously with the repor

. >> florida congresswoman debbie wasserman debbie wasserman schultz says more suspects might be behindimilar threats. >> i have been assured by the fbi, local law enforcement and all the law enforcement involved in these investigations that this has been given the highest priority. >> federal officials have been investigating 122 bomb threats called in to nearly 100 jewish sites. it's not clear whether thompson is involved in the threats in the bay area. >>> president trump touched down in florida this morning for the first time since becoming president, he is visiting a school and it's a private catholic school in orlando. it comes days after the president called on congress to pass an education bill that funds school choice. meanwhile, president trump is blaming democrats for the controversy surrounding his attorney general jeff sessions. cbs reporter weijia jang shows us the number of trump aides with connections to russia is growing. >> reporter: president trump is standing by his attorney general after jeff sessions recused himself from investigating links between trump campaign o

it was at the democratic national convention back last summer when i know debbie wasserman schultz wasout because of all her emails trying to take down bernie sanders. we were only talking about debbie wasserman schultz for 15 minutes and all of a sud tennessee conversation changes to russia and they have been riding the wave and the media is happy to go along with it even though there's no evidence of this. let me ask you this, congressman, we now understand that the obama did make requests to the foreign intelligence courts to actually bug trump tower. what can you tell us about that? >> i can't comment on the intelligence committee. if for some reason there was a purpose, for some reason a tap had to be put on, that should have been kept in upmost secrecy and never seen the light of day. now it's being leaked out. jeff sessions was also being tapped, listen to this. what we have seen from the previous administration is they did spend time listening to conversations between then senator jeff sessions and the embassador to russia while he was in his u.s. senate office. if that were to

former dnc chair, florida congresswoman debby wasserman schultz joins us right now.t to talk to you about what tom price just said, three points in particular. first some criticism. the democrats are sitting and watching right now. are you missing an opportunity to have gone into the house and say, look, we get you've realized saying the aca stinks was easy and this is hard. let's try to fix what is wrong with the aca because there are real issues and get involved in this process. you've chosen not to do that? >> nothing could be further from the truth. we've said that we peetdly over and over, that what we need to do is not treat the affordable care act like it's a clock running a little slow and take a sledgehammer, which is what this legislation does, what we need to do is sit down, work out the kinks, the problems, the challenges that we know have arisen in what was a major overall in the health care system, the affordable care act and work together to iron those out. >> every republican i've talked to says you guys have been instructed not to help and as long as

debbie wasserman schultz in terms of those emails.t's where a lot of the -- level just read. >> why are you covering? >> i'm not covering anything. questions for the clinton campaign. >> let me just say. this my job. i'm reading a quote here my job is to make all democratic candidates look good. i worked closely with both campaigns to make this happen. but sending those emails was a mistake. >> i want to get greg in here. >> i think she has to apologize to bernie. >> that's who she is. he got -- he is the one that got screwed. >> and his supporters. >> he could have been president. i thank god for donna brazile. i really do. >> we will leave it at that topic. >> that was my positive turn. >> that was good. 8:00 very positive. >> what goes on between 6:00 and 8:00. turning now to the candidates who won the election. even though his opponent was being fed inside information. it was another big week for president trump from rallies to interviews. to press conferences leaving his supporters cheering and his critics head spinning. >> the b

. >>> and debbie wasserman schultze posted this picture of muhammad ali's son saying he was detained by airport officials for a second time. he was held and questioned at reagan national for 20 minutes before he boarded a flight to fort lauderdale. this comes two days after he testified before lawmakers about as he returned from jamaica. >>> we have more information tonight about president trump's nominee to lead the powerful food and drug administration. dr. scott gottleib. his confirmation hearings could be bumpy. he's served as a board member or adviser with at least nine companies that make drugs or medical advices, two things the fda regulates. >>> and one more note on the trump administration before we move on tonight todays press briefing got off to an unusual start. press secretary spicer's american flag pin was upside down. in the past it's been a subtle express of help or dip dissent. but it's also the house of cards. >> no, no promo. >> just for the record no promo, and no call for help. >>> this man was buying cars with counter fit cashiers checks then selling them to uns

who lost the race for dnc chair, will be deputy chair of the dnc standing right next to debbie wasserman schultzho left as chair of the dnc under a wikileaks cloud during the democratic convention. debbie wasserman schultz, we saw her warmly greet senator john mccain from arizona just moments ago. this is sort of an equalizing moment for elected officials. this is one of my favorite things to watch in our civics calendar every year. >> one thing that you will notice when you see the televised coverage, when everyone is in and seated, and that is a movement tonight among democratic women office holders to wear white. the president still has the dome light on. there he is coming in under the portico at the capitol building. and the wearing of white is a symbolic -- >> yeah, the suffragettes wore white as a unifying symbol and identifying symbol and that has been revived as a sort of feminist statement over the last six months it's not -- i think it's mostly house democratic women doing it, not a huge number of them but it's striking. we'll take a wide shot in the room and you'll see a big swath of

debbie wasserman schultz in terms of those emails.t's where a lot of the -- >> eric: why are you covering? >> juan: i'm not covering eanything. questions for the clinton campaign. let me just say. this my job. i'm reading a quote here. my job is to make all democratic candidates look good. i worked closely with both campaigns to make this happen. but sending those emails was a mistake. >> eric: i want to get greg in here. >> greg: i think she has toha apologize to bernie. >> and his supporters. >> greg: he could have been president. i thank god for donna brazile. i really do. >> eric: we will leave it at that topic. g >> greg: that was my positive turn. >> that was good. 8:00, very positive. >> what goes on between 6:00 and 8:00. turning now to the candidates who won the election. even though his opponent was being fed inside information. it was another big week for president trump from rallies tor interviews to press conferences leaving his supporters cheering and his critics head spinning. c >> the best way to keep foreign terrorist

you were serving acting chair after debby wasserman schultz left the d.n.c. >> thankless job.ver easter break and it was really nice. this time it was over the break from hell because the russians invaded us. >> trevor: did you know it was the russians at that tame or just that you'd been hacked. >> i was told initially we were hacked by a hostile foreign policy. i'm, like, okay, who? later when i received my briefing, i received a really thorough view and picture of what was going on, and it really, at one point i was just fearful because, think about it, i mean, i've gone up against republicans, i've gone up against libertarians, independents, but i've never gone up against a hostile military force. and how do you run a campaign when you have somebody not only going into your e-mails but ripping through all your files, harassing your donors and staff every day? and let me just tell you something, i am grateful not just for the staff work but also the donors and everybody who stood by us because it was a really tough campaign to try to navigate. now, remember, hillary clinton

you were serving acting chair after debby wasserman schultz left the d.n.c. >> thankless job.hair was over easter break and it was really nice. this time it was over the break from hell because the russians invaded us. >> trevor: did you know it was the russians at that tame or just that you'd been hacked. >> i was told initially we were hacked by a hostile foreign policy. i'm, like, okay, who? later when i received my briefing, i received a really thorough view and picture of what was going on, and it really, at one point i was just fearful because, think about it, i mean, i've gone up against republicans, i've gone up against libertarians, independents, but i've never gone up against a hostile military force. and how do you run a campaign when you have somebody not only going into your e-mails but ripping through all your files, harassing your donors and staff every day? and let me just tell you something, i am grateful not just for the staff work but also the donors and everybody who stood by us because it was a really tough campaign to try to navigate. now, remember, hilla

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chair, debbie wasserman schultz. that's emron ewan. and these are -- these people are under investigation for stealing material, potentially accessing material they shouldn't have. for taking material off of capitol hill and stealing it, using it in other places. and we're told, oh, not to worry, they didn't access classified intelligence information in the skiff. but other i.t. people tell me, once someone is in the congressional system, the calendar, email for one member of congress, if they're good, it's not that hard to break from to lots of other members of congress' email and calendars. and what country that hates america, some that like america, wouldn't love to know who people are meeting? especially on intelligence committees like some of the people that have employed these . some of them very fine members of things like ethics committee, judiciary, foreign ffairs, intel committee. andre carson. there's just lots of -- sandy lavigne. jackie speier. a lot of people. good people. tim ryan. a lot of folks. .hey employed these fol

some tweets from lawmakers, former chair of the dnc debbie wasserman schultz quotes the cbo report saying trumpcare means to 14 million people with coverage in a decade, and harsh premium increases for older americans. it's ruthless and cruel. the gop's afford healthcare act bill was paid for on the backs of older, poor americans and leaves tens of millions uncovered. president trump gave his perspective on health care legislation during a listening session he hosted yesterday.

. >> yield the remainder of our time to debbie wasserman schultz of florida. >> i hear my republican colleagues asking flexibility for states but make no mistake that is code for deep cuts. republican puzzles convert medicaid into a per capita cap program attended to achieve large growing cuts to medicaid spending shifting costs to the state. considering the leeway state s already have in running their business under the gop will be only result flexibility will be further limiting enrollment, cutting benefits, low income americans for the what they need. shifting is the billions of dollars of medicare costs to states will erode the progress in strengthening and improving the delivery of healthcare services to vulnerable populations. states like my home state of florida, 3.7 million people to receive healthcare coverage through medicaid cannot afford the cuts this budget proposes, three of 7 kids in our state -- they need to stay healthy thanks to medicaid, deserve better. if republicans spend more time learning about medicaid instead of investing meaningless catchphrases like "state

. >> yield the remainder of our time to debbie wasserman schultz of florida. >> i hear my republican colleagues asking flex ability for states but make no mistake that is good for deep cuts. republican puzzles convert medicaid into a per capita program attended to achieve large growing cuts to medicaid spending shifting costs to the state. considering the leeway state authority have in running their business under the gop will be only result flex ability will be further limiting enrollment, cutting benefits, low income americans for the what they need. shifting is the billions of dollars of medicare costs to states will erode the progress the delivery of healthcare ing services to vulnerable populations. states like my home state of florida, 3.7 million people to receive healthcare coverage through medicaid cannot afford the cuts this budget proposes, three of 7 kids in our state -- they need to stay healthy thanks to medicaid, deserve better. if republicans spend more time learning about medicaid instead of investing meaningless catchphrases like flex ability they would know states

debbie wasserman schultz is accused of colluding with the clinton campaign against bernie sanders.y: president from posting the fraternal order of police at the white house focusing on how to stop violence crime in america the president singing the praises of law enforcement and finding out the feeling is usual. >> we will always supported you people know that better than anybody the incredible men and women of law enforcement. i will always have your back 100% like you always have mine. >> a real pleasure to have a president in the white house that cares about law enforcement. abby: the head of the fraternal order of police say they support the century city initiative. heitkamp trading for a baseball cap, the president thank we washington nationals up and throw out the first pitch on opening day, the white house blaming a scheduling conflict, the nationals play the miami marlins monday, the president is a big yankees fan. maybe they were concerned what the response would be since he is a yankees fan. coming up next, 10 minutes after the top of the hour how would you like it if you

media didn't question hillary clinton's moren record or didn't, really haven't dug into the debbie wasserman schultzand donna brazile having the thumb of the campaign process. i do believe in the american public. i do believe in the american public, the majority of people can make reasonable decisions if --ey are handed verifiable information. >> guest: well look, i think she makes a great point. this is not just of donald trump that maybe overstates the factse or misstate some of the facts. i think the president comes out of a long career in show business. he's written in his books he sometimes overstates his position, will exaggerate something to make a point. a lin there's even a logic that you can do this to make a point.t ne but i think now he is president of the free world, president of united states and leader of the free world. a i think you'll see when people like mattis and chosen and others, it would be a betterer emphasis that when he does say things he needs to be more accurate and has been in the past are a lot more accurate. i think that's an area where it's important. one of the thin

some tweets from lawmakers, former chair of the dnc debbie wasserman schultz quotes the cbo report saying trumpcare means to 14 million people with coverage in a decade, and harsh premium increases for older americans. it's ruthless and cruel. the gop's afford healthcare act bill was paid for on the backs of older, poor americans and leaves tens of millions uncovered. president trump gave his perspective on health care legislation during a listening session he hosted yesterday. >> hello everybody. nice to see you. nice to see you all. >> sitdown, please. thank you all for being here today. it's a great honor for you to share your personal stories of struggle under the enormous straidrain imposed on you by the very, very failed and failing obamacare law. secretary price and i along with my entire administration and a lot of people in the senate and a lot of people in the house are committed to repealing and replacing this disastrous law with a health care plan that lowers cost, expanse choice and ensure access for everyone. you represent the millions of americans who have seen their obamac

what did you make of nancy pelosi and debbie wasserman-schultz sitting down during this?od to be with you. i think what you saw is the basis of progressive socialism. it's a collective minds set. going into that house chamber they had the mindset that they were not going to stand up for clap, i ar, no matter what the president said. when they had this moment when we should be honoring the which dove a navy seal, they continued on with the orders they have had been given because they can't have any individual thought whatsoever. i think what happened last night is you saw a democrat party truly embarrass themselves and sticking to their playbook that they decided they were going to do and not being able to stand up for that incredible young woman who has to continue in her life without her soulmate. liz: msnbc chris matthews said this was a quote grotesque moment. bill maher said the widow should not let herself bed as a political prop. michael moore cite sides it as well. >> it's a situation on ethics. at the dnc convention you had mr. and mrs. kahn standing on the stage

debbie wasserman schultz and keith ellison, look at them. they're miserable. it's like they're married. [laughter] and on the worst carnival cruise ever. [laughter] their faces tighter than michael moore's yoga pants. meanwhile, outside the hall rosie. >> even the if our major media companies will not call him a liar, we will! he lies! he lies! he lies! [laughter] greg: that's what you call persuasive. i'm pretty sure i once gave her money on the subway. [laughter] then the post-debate response. >> this president's speech mattered a lot less than the speeches of just about any other president because they're detached from his reality. he talks one way and does another. >> elections have consequences, and you saw some of them last night. >> this was steve bannon on steroids with a smile. i mean, start out with alternative facts. greg: schumer, pelosi and perez, what are three things that headache you puke for 1,000, alex. [laughter] and finally, what about that rebuttal? >> i'm a proud democrat. [laughter] but first and foremost, i'm a proud republican and demo

debbie wasserman schultz and keith ellison, look at them. they are like mice had a cat party.fied to move a muscle, even during the most moving passages. their faces is taught as a double strong tennis racket. it was as if remaining still was an actual political stance. for the democratic party, it is. check out the odd response after trumps speech. it was like a play put on by hostages. >> i am steve beshear. i was governor of kentucky from 2007 to 2015. now i'm a private citizen. i am here in lexington, kentucky, some 400 miles from washington at a diner with neighbors. democrats and republicans. we just watched the president's address. i'm a proud democrat, but first and foremost, i am a proud republican and democrat and mostly american. >> greg: that was about and staged as an open casket. spectators as stiff as a wax museum resembling a diorama of trumps america, they pick a white guy is the lead. no cory booker, no kamal harris. -- kemal harris trying to say that we are braced identity and division. too late. for years, you embraced soaring rhetoric. trump went another w

include, and 's been in the news, a -- my friend, congresswoman deeb bee wasserman schultz, and others, they're named -- debbie wasserman schultz and others, they're named, have stood by these suspected criminals. but they did say they had access to their data, they say, we've seen in evidence that they were doing anything that was nefarious like steal or hack. but we're being unfairly picked on for being muslim. but a fairfax police report obtained by the "daily caller" news foundation investigative group says separately from that investigation on thursday, nuary 5, 2:00 p.m., samani galani called police after her stepchildren were denying her access to her husband of eight year, muhammad shaw who is currently hospitalized and police responded to the springfield home she shared with him. i made contact with her stepson abid who responded to the location, was obviously upset with the situation he stated he has full power of attorney over his father and produced an unsigned, undated document as proof. the officers wrote. then the officers say he refused to disclose his father's location, so he didn't even have

charles: keith ellison almost became in charge of the dnc and former boss of the dnc, debbie wasserman schultzg. captain collins, let me ask you about the $54 billion. our military is dilapidated and readiness is in shambles, is that too much too soon considering the economic constraints we have in the nation. >> great question. i think trump is absolutely correct in terms of the ability to produce a military that once again can be ready to fight. so it has to have deterrence. it's how the money will be spent. we have the smallest air force in history, the smallest navy since world war i, and the smallest army since the beginning of world war ii. like every department, cut out the waste. so that $58 billion number, i would like to see it be 158, but we need to get rid of the waste to make sure it's spent efficiently. charles: chris, i'm not sure how in touch you are with your old colleague, we've only got ten seconds. i want your thoughts. >> we have a lot of work to do. i want to call out keith ellison. on his website, there's not a veterans section, the people of minnesota fifth district nee

except that the crooked clintons fixed the primaries with the help of donna brazile and debbie wasserman schultz. that's the only reason bernie wasn't the candidate. it's a racist party, and it's a party of hate. and along came donald trump. [laughter] and his two chief aides happen to be two of my friends, steve bannon and steven miller. [applause] great americans. and the three of them put together this inaugural address which is a confrontation. it's the first time, a confrontation with this racist left. identity politics, racist left. finish remember the inaugural. trump said if we are loyal to our country, we will be loyal to each other. if you have opened your heart to patriotism, there will be no room for prejudice. we are black and brown and white, but we bleed patriot red. the american idea is the antithesis of identity politics which is now the ideology in all our universities and all of our schools. the american idea is the exact opposite. it's that all people are created equal by their creator and endowed with the same inalienable rights that government can't take away. everybody is

here to discuss it, former dnc chair debby wasserman schultz. a number of legal analyst, our jeffrey toobin saying that's a tough argument in court, what the president said before he was president would have weight on this decision legally. how do u you see snit. >> i think you apply the adage if it looks like, walks like and talks like a muslim ban, it's a muslin banment it would be one thing if the president and his administration targeted countries sending refugees that were committing acts of terrorism on our soil. those acts of terrorism we've experienced have been home grown, unfortunately either american citizens or naturalized american citizens. there is, a, no basis for specifically targeting these countries. these are countries that have 90 to 99.8% muslim population, and the president also repeatedly said and also asked his advisers like rudy giuliani to help him craft a ban on muslims that would pass constitutional muster. this one most likely doesn't. >> i hear your point, the countries where the 9/11 attackers were from not include

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did some of these, including one who worked for debby wasserman schultz, this i.t.on was working with her, had unauthorized access to the system, were e-mails possibly hacked? these people given the key, if you like, to all the secrets, they weren't authorized to do this. stuart: wasn't it three brothers? >> three brothers. stuart: who earned a small fortune. >> yes, they would take equipment out and it's like procurement scheme and sell it back to the congress at much higher prices, there's all sorts of things going on here. the question, how could people who weren't properly vetted get into the house computers and the secrets contained within? >> certainly the e-mails, but there was other issues going on. three brothers and maybe now, they say, extended family members. stuart: well, that could be a very important story. >> yes. stuart: if you've got access to all of these high congressional people. >> yes. stuart: you've got access to their computers and not on the up and up, that's a big problem, very good story. ashley: yeah. stuart: check the market scan, we're

for example, keith ellison sitting, right next to debbie wasserman schultz, sitting there, not lookingdo you make of that? >> look, it is the ultimate example of what both parties now have become. and who donald trump is. everybody was really in their genuine element of what they represent and that is why the democrat party is failing. you look at those two individuals. they didn't even applaud for jobs, and nature of job creation, things that are universally needed and wanted. trump was in his element. the democrats is in theirs and theirs is the swamp and they know it. stuart: put up the picture of debbie wasserman schultz and keith ellison, you catch a glimpse, some ladies in white. what do you make of that? wait, you are former leader of national chapter of now, national organization of women. >> their statement was they will stop donald trump from rolling back women's rights. what happened women's rights were rolled back for the eight years. millions of women into poverty. millions of women on to food stamps. millions of women losing businesses and jobs and losing their doctors an

--kevin: i put the same question to representative debbie wasserman schultz. to what she had to say. representative scholz: our job is to shine a spotlight on the legislation would have on the floor today. it will take coverage away from 14 million people year from now. increased cost between 15% and 20% in the age tax. if the republicans have their way, takeaway away essential health benefits that will be people not only uninsured but underinsured. kevin: what is interesting about the argument she made is earlier today i spoke with representative trent franks, a republican from arizona and a member of the house freedom caucus. he is undeclared. where he will stand he is criticized this legislation consistently. he alluded to the same congressional budget office support we heard from death report her from debbie wasserman schultz. the premium on low-income americans would actually go up. that has been something that has bothered lawmakers on both sides of the aisle in particular as a result of last night. indeedust a break in, if we have a situation in which t

the emails show that debbie wasserman schultz was in the tank for hillary clinton.re also emails with donna brazile in there talking about bernie needing to get out of the race from the dnc emails. >> which ones, show it to me. >> we know the democratic leadership tried to take out bernie sanders, it's clear, you guys should really start getting in line with your base because your base is fully aware of it and they were upset about it. >> i agree with you there. i think the base really found that to be problematic. i said donna brazile said wasn't indicted in the emails, debbie wasserman schultz was and dona was not. let me finish. what we are concerned is a party with our new party chair and deputy chair making sure that we fix donald trump's backward budget. >> here we go. >> not about these emails because it's over. you guys won the election fair and scare, we are moving on and we will see you in 2018. >> no you're not moving on. you are using the same tactics, making everything about emotions, making everything about sex. she even accused megan kelly when -- she

the incident was first reported in a tweet from congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz.detained again. a tsa spokesman says ali jr. was not detained and was free to leave at any time. on february 7th he and his mother were held by immigration officials and reportedly questioned about their muslim faith at a florida airport. arthel: attorneys general there six states are now pursuing legal action to challenge president trump's revised travel ban which is set to take effect on thursday. finish here are some of the complaints. oregon claims the order hurts residents, employers and the economy. in washington state officials say it has the same illegal motivations as the original ban and that it harms state residents. minnesota, leaders there argue that president trump cannot override his initial ban with a new one. new york calling it a muslim ban by another name. massachusetts claiming the ban is unconstitutional and discriminatory. and finally, hawaii, the first state to take the president's order to court, says it harms the muslim population, tourism as well as foreign st

stumbled on disgraced dnc chair woman debbie wasserman schultz who by pure coincidence happened to bee democrat rebel wiretapping claims because it happened to him. congressman dennis kucinich shared his story being spied on. that's next. pete: say farewell, clayton to the father-daughter dance. from now on it will be known as the family dance. should dads have to take their sons? should i have to take my sons to make sure everyone feels included? your comments are pouring in and we cannot wait to read them. abby: keep them coming and the pictures ♪ this woman is my destiny ♪ she said whoo, whoo ♪ shut up and dance with me ♪ oh! is this one of your motorcycling friends? hey, chin up there, dale. lots of bikers also drive cars. in fact, you can save big if you bundle them both with progressive. i'd like that. great. whoo. you've got soft hands. he uses my moisturizer. see you, dale. bye, rob. ♪ she'll unease you ♪ all the better just to please you ♪ ♪ she's precocious, and she knows just ♪ ♪ what it takes to make a pro blush ♪ ♪ all the boys think she's a spy, ♪ ♪ she's got bette davis

this says imran ran technology for florida rep debbie wasserman schultz who resigned as head of the democratic national committee after a disastrous email hack blamed on russians and had the password to an ipad used for d.n.c. business. politico described the investigation this way, quote, five house staffers are accused of stealing equipment from members' offices without their knowledge and committing serious, potentially illegal violations on the house i.t. network, unquote. but it later said hill staffers were down playing the information security component, write, quote, sources close to the house investigation said the former staffers, while able to view some member data, did not have access to any classified information, unquote. that description rankled multiple house i.t. workers who told the dcnf those semantics misleadingly made it seem like they didn't have access to extremely sensitive information. classified is a terminology used by spy agencies and other executive branch agencies not generally congress, with the exception of the intelligence committee. the full email corresponden

former disgraced chair woman debbie wasserman schultz acould youd of colluding with the clinton campaign are about an hour away from britain officially kicking off the brexit process. prime minister theresa may signing off as you see there allowing negotiations to begin this morning. britain now has two years to completely remove itself from the european union. now we're going to hand it over to steve. steve: indeed, ainsley, thank you. we all know what president trump wants to do with that swamp thing. >> we are going to drain the swamp of government corruption in washington, d.c. [cheers and applause] >> and we are going to keep our promises, all of the promises that would made. steve: here's the question. is the swamp too deep to drain? our next guest doesn't think so. here with his strategy is fox news contributor and the host of the new show the next revolution with steve hilton, mr. steve hilton. by the way, steve is also the former director of strategy for prime minister david cameron. of course, out on the campaign, then candidate donald trump started talking about drain the swam

. >> been a cherry on top, debbie wasserman schultz happened to be on display. detained again by the government religiously profiling the greatest will not make us safe. your thoughts. >> putting a something that is not verified. were you surprised about this? this sounds like clock boy were he brought a clock that looks to get bogged to school to get attention away found out his father was politically motivated and all kinds of organizations that have pretty suspicious ties. i think the media should do a better job of telling the other side of the story, not just taking what he says as fact that religious discrimination when he sounds like he wasn't finally the rules like the rest of us that tsa. trade for the article recalls his quotes about what he thought it was. the birds are banded discrimination. 11 minutes pretty tsa. abby: always good to see you. "saturday night live" has a new target. his daughter, ivanka. >> she doesn't crave the spotlight, but we see her. a feminist or advocate, champion for women. >> are you awake yet? does the daylight savings time