trish: the airplane issue and concern basically she was out there telling debbie wasserman-schultz debbie-schultz was communicating with her to tell a clinton aide, don't worry about this, loretta lynch has this under control. steve: it's not an investigation, it's a matter. trish: healthcare, is this going to happen in you have a bunch of senators standing in the way. ted cruz. in some ways he has seemed repeatedly as if he's out for himself. remember the convention? everybody thought he was going to say imhere to endorse donald trump as president. he got up there and hogged up the stage for all that type and never gave the endorsement. will he be a big problem, rand paul and the rest of them right now? steve: i think it what you wise for senator mcconnell to get a leader. so if you want some chang put it on the -- if you want some change put it on the table now. at the end of the day, i think most of them will come around. i see more problems with people like susan collins or senator purchase could you skif -- or sr murkowski of alaska. they have an opportunity to take the best pieces f

coalition for young women with breast cancer. >> thanks for coming out >> back to you >> i think debbie wasserman-schultzins >> good thing he's not playing. a bean ball, debbie wasserman-schultz nailing him in the forehead. >> that's going to be fun. >> still ahead, we heard of women's intuition, but is it actually a thing? >> new research proving whether it's a myth or a fact. >> it's fact. >> back after this. >> i said so. >> that's going to be fun. . >>> sones proven what many many of us already know. women's intuition is real. researchers asked different people to look at different photographs of people's eyes and person's mood was. women consistently out performed men but the study raised questions, scientists say they still don't understand why women are better at it. and we're never going to tell you. never going to give away our secret >> i'm not going to say anything. >> that's probably best. zip it. thanks for being with us at 5:00. >> news at 6:00 starts now. ♪ ♪. >>> this is fox 5 local news at 6 6:00. >>> a community mourns the loss of a beloved teen killed on her way home from a mosque. >>>

said in the letter or correspondence there was apparently a clinton aide had touch with debbie wasserman schultz and the clinton aide was told by wasserman schultz that lynch said she wouldn't let it go too far? >> that's correct. trish: too far meaning? >> politically embarrassing. might derail the presidential campaign. we had james comey testify before the senate intelligence committee i think just last week n private testimony he said he had a document or some communication indicating that loretta lynch said look, don't worry. no matter where the evidence goes we're not going to indict hillary clinton in so many words. that was behind closed doors. who knows if that report was exactly correct. would coincide what we've seen, fbi, department of justice going through basically sham investigation of hillary clinton. they did provide information ultimately embarrassing to her. putting her in handcuffs which should have happened, that never took place. trish: where is this going to go, this kind of investigation? will loretta lynch be brought in to testify? will hillary clinton be brought in to t

debbie wasserman schultz said she was never contacted. i talked to other officials who like wise climb that one of them said it was a bald face lie. they didn't get any letter that there was a problem until august. what's going on at your dnc? >> i talked to debbie wasserman schultz today as well. after i heard from jay johnson, i wanted to hear from her whether or not there was effort to ask for the server for the fbi can investigate. she said no one asked for the server and no help was provided. >> that's not insignificant. you have a major political party who is getting hacked and the integrity of our election, we have a former cabinet secretary dhs saying they were notify. there's a lot of who's on first when we have putin trying to do something with our election system. it's not insignificant. >> it's a he said, she said right now. the problem is that russia is going to continue to hack into our systems. they have now gone into our voting records. i think that you could argue that there have been a way for them to get to the absentee

we talked to debbie wasserman schultz one of the organizers of this.beginning she said definitely in light of what happened last week at the republican baseball practice for the congressional baseball game this year definitely feels different. >> there is a tremendous resolve on part of the members and the supporters and the staff to dig in and face down evil. send a strong message of attack that one of us is an attack on all tom: this year is shaping up to be the best year ever. they have seen a surge in interest after what happened last week at the baseball practice for this game, which is totally different. this is the congressional women's softball game. they are expecting 2,000 fans tonight which a record -- which is a record. i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. a new discovery about your computer mouse could help in the war on terror. you heard me right. researchers in italy say they found a way that people move the mouse to answer a survey can predict if they are lying or telling the truth. they believe the information could develop a

reporter: congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz started this to raise money for young people with cancera crowd of well over 2000 came. >> it is our most successful year yet. the team as always, was bipartisan. >> steve scalise is a good friend of all of ours, and there are bigger things at work in our lives besides pieces of legislation and rhetoric. reporter: as for the game itself, it was a low-scoring now better. only three runners made it across this plate tonight. two of them played for the press team. the bad news babes d in southeast at the watkins recreation center, tom roussey, abc 7. alison: bad newspapers. a good name. until thet hours senate releases the new health care plan. still ahead, sorting through the big-ticket issues in it. jonathan: plus, they deliberated for days, but they could not reach a decision on bill cosby. now, those jurors are back in the spotlight because of a judge's order. alison:alison: you and your child probably has one. an importants -- z2e2gz z1a2z y2e2gy y1a2y i'm at higher risk fore as depression.ave a stroke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an i

nation this is not just an attack on me in my campaign so why in the world would clinton and debbie wasserman schultz not go. the department of homeland security the f.b.i. and instead rely on a private firm like crowd strike well our girl debbie fired back at johnson's testimony declaring at no point during my tenure at the d.n.c. did anyone from the f.b.i. or any other government agency contact or communicate with me about.

nation this is not just an attack on me in my campaign so why in the world would clinton and debbie wasserman schultz not go to the department of homeland security the f.b.i. and instead rely on a private firm like crowd strike well. our girl debbie fired back at johnson's testimony declaring at no point during my tenure at the d.n.c. did anyone from the f.b.i. or any other government agency contact or communicate with me about russian intrusion on the d n c network so it appears it's d.m.c. he said versus d.h. has said here on capitol hill was we start watching the hawks. but. it looks like. they're out of it. like you know i got. the. welcome one and all the watching the hawks i am tyro but on top of them all is. all right well the walsham stone i will put it to you does this this you know d.n.c. said. does this battle now between the two organizations is this hurting the credibility of the d n c i mean after all you know they basically like that's their thing the russians have you know that's the biggest threat to national security but now it would appear at least according to the you know jobs an

be blaming by the way for donald trump the democratic national committee hillary clinton debbie wasserman schultz donna brazil and all the other elected need a liberal democrats who sandbag bernie sanders and that's all we should be blaming for that right that's that's really where the people who did that so what bernie sanders should do what happened the democratic party lee they moved to the right after they lost to donald trump they write that only they are tim kaine to lose to donald trump who was to the right of hillary clinton they didn't go get a progressive as a vice president they wouldn't get a guy who's to further to the right than hillary clinton after he says. after the day after they lose the d.n.c. says we're going to start taking corporate money again so they got even worse they even got more corrupt they didn't hear the message and now in california the california democratic party is the biggest democratic party organization outside of the d.n.c. in the country so the progressives got involved we elected so over six hundred progressive the democratic delegates to the state conven

senator grassley's people wrote to attorney general lynch about her communications with debbie wasserman schultzcratic national committee it is alleged that dominate not seen -- if it exists but there is one or several e-mails between debbie wasserman schultz and loretta lynch, concerning the behavior that loretta lynch will take to further the dnc interests while mrs. lynch was the attorney general that is if it happened would be semiconductor misconduct in office could be five or 10 years, serious it is equivalent of obstruction of justice same allegations making about president. >> move on to supreme court justice anthony kennedy there are reports out that he is considering retirement the kennedy has given no indication if true or not, the 80-year-old court veteran has been viewed as critical swing vote among peers often casting breaking vote on cases, kellyanne conway refusing to divulge if kennedy reached out to president trump employ future. >> i will never reveal a conversation between sitting justice and president or white house we are paying very close attention last about it of decisio

why else doesn't anybody else ask debbie wasserman schultz how can you be a member of a racist party,hy hasn't anybody done that? >> host: let's hear what our viewers have to say and i want to thank you -- >> guest: let me ask c-span for having me, cnn would never have me, told my publisher. we have a media which is not a media anymore, it's just a political weapon of the ideological left. >> host: have you ever been here to the la times festival of books? >> guest: i have, but i was ban for ten years by the editorial page editor of the paper janet clayton. i complained that there are 500 and one i said on c-span. as much as degrace and no conservatives in ucla, five conservatives and 500 authors and two of them were charles and raianna huffington. i had a hiatus. >> host: michael from illinois. good afternoon, michael, go ahead with your question to david horowitz. >> caller: i want to understand and they had bill clinton, obama , speakers and this may they got a new president for having eva longoria. you have obama clinton to eva longoria. >> guest: there's a section to my book devo

with debbie wasserman schultz, with podesta, all this did a lot of damage to the democratic party ando bernie sanders. but you never hear about it. that is amazing. that happened after the election and there were more sour grapes. they contributed to the last election. i still don't know why -- let's -- it is going to put more bad light on the democratic national committee. host: some reaction to this washington post report, some democrats are frustrated by it, the obama administration is under fresh scrutiny to respond to russia meddling in the election after new details how it weighed its actions against the political environment. strategists say it was an adequate and i think they could have done a better job about the extent of the attacks. host: aaron on the republican line from westfield indiana. i am 77 and i live in see how, i am upset to american people are misinformed by the current administration and the people who are working the united states in the world. we have to wake up and understand, if obama did ,nything more than what he did the republicans are the can i verse li

first of all it was like he wants to meet with debbie wasserman schultz, the head of the dnc is this like basis asking for a meeting with the pope, like what's going on here. i ended up striking out a great relationship with democrats all over the united states starting with floridians and to go back to my libertarian beliefs like criminal justice reform the immigration reform and things like that but you don't get a lot of that in dc so whether it is the social aspect people can interact it is incumbent upon members of congress to remove themselves out of the political echo chamber we all have. we have kind of a conservative area and you get trapped in the speaker chambers somebody just wants to watch rachel matthau and then get active in the democratic party and then i guess bill o'reilly or whoever on the right and we lock ourselves in the eco- chambers. i would encourage you to tell your member of congress and it sounds contrary to what you may believe that stay in dc a little longer. the compromise every single day in our own lives with our spouse or children, our boss, coworke

last year, russian backed hackers leaked emails from then chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz.g up, and interview from space with peggy whitson, the first female commander of the international space station. this thursday, u.s. secretary of interior ryan zinke will appear on "bloomberg: daybreak america -- "bloomberg daybreak: americas." catch that conversation at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. ♪ emily: a u.s. court has been told that oracle discussed buying a data analytics company last year. an investor told the hearing that peter thiel even met with the oracle founder to discuss the possible acquisition. the company is being sued to gain access to internal records. are accused of blocking the efforts to sell part of the state in the company. in the day, nasa was the only game in town when it came to u.s. space exploration. now there is spacex, blue origin. are they competitors or partners in the race to test beyond the bounds of the earth? peggy whitson joined "bloomberg thereak: americas" from international space station and talked about how public and private programs have evolve

the chair of the dnc, debbie wasserman-schultz, was forced to resign.'s influence operation. and the press quickly shifted focus toward the controversy. russia's influence campaign appeared to be having an effect. >> coming from the protesters there about this shakeup in the dnc? >> a delighted donald trump tweeted, "the new joke in town is that russia leaked the disastrous dnc e-mails which should never have been written, stupid, because putin likes me." in a now infamous speech, he took the alarming step of egging the russian on to hack hillary clinton's private server. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> trump was not alone in his circle celebrating the russian hacks. >> wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> one supporter in particular, the longtime conspiracy theorist, roger stone, hinted that he had advanced knowledge of the releases, raising questions for the first time of possible cooperation between trump associates and russia. >> i actually have communicated with assange. i believe the ne

clinton's mishandling of classified information to go too far and those assurances were sent to debbie wasserman schultzhat sent a letter on her position. comey said he went public about the clinton e-mail case because he lost confidence in lynch's independence. he appeared to reference a specific e-mail or record. >> there were other things that contributed to that. one significant item i can't. i know the committee has briefed on. there's some public accounts that are nonsense. >> another factor in comey's decision making is loretta lynch's tarmac meeting with bill clinton. lynch was rebecaused by the house judiciary committee for refusing to answer questions about the e-mail case more than 70 times. >> general lynch, we're about halfway through the members of this committee asking questions. your refusal to answer questions regarding one of the most important investigations of someone who seeks to serve in the highest office in this land is an abdication of your responsibility. >> today there was no immediate response or comment from lynch or her associates now. >> neil: thanks, catherine. >> you're

you think about it, debby wasserman schultz was heading the committee. she went a long way to show preference to hillary clinton, to block a lot of these debates so that they were on is a saturday night when there were fewer people watching them. the sanders folks complained. there were other complaints that this was a stacked deck. that's hardly the dnc that is not doing your bidding. >> that's right. i think that's the reason why we're seeing some sympathy even from her supporters. a lot of democrats eroding. because she's just adding to this blame game, adding to the number of organizations people, situations that she blamed for this stunning election loss. i think people are getting sick of hearing the same line over and over. she does say she takes full responsibility. she gives the line over and over again and blames everybody else. >> neil: but she doesn't. she takes full responsibility for her actions but does not extend that to her defeat. maybe i'm being a stickler about something. judy, very good seeing you. thank you very much. >> great to se

that her friend florida congressman debbie wasserman scholes have been running the dnc for several years with the bernie sanders campaign accused debbie wasserman schultz of tilting the campaign towards clinton. last night, tweeting "face accusations rbs and i hope you understand the good you did." the tweet has been deleted. clinton went on to suggest that no one in the obama administration would listen to concerns that the russians were interfering. >> i believe it was unprecedented and we were scrambling. we told everybody we could find in the middle of the summer that the russians were messing with elections and were basically shooter away. there she goes, vast conspiracy. it turned out we were right. >> john brennan says he called his russian counterpart and told them to cut it out. >> bret: thank you. hillary clinton is not the only democrat seemingly waging war on president trump rhetorically. two gubernatorial candidates in virginia appeared to be basing their primary campaigns more on the president than the commonwealth. peter doocy takes a look. >> democratic party still doesn't have a clear leader, so in virginia where the first gubernatoria

before the democratic convention, wikileaks dropped these emails that are very damaging to debbie wasserman schultzing chaos there. roger stone boasted about his conversations with julian assange, wikileaks, the hour after access hollywood said yesterday the emails were going to drop and drop, dick cheney called it an act of if you don't agree with that, you have a complaint with him. >> tucker: i don't think dick cheney is arguing that the macedonians stole the election from hillary clinton but she is arguing that. i have to be honest with you you've been around a long time, i know a ton of democrats here in washington, i don't know onee of them who isn't shocked by what hillary clinton said yesterday, attacking the democratic party, attacking barack obama's dnc when she had twice the money of donald trump. the sitting president of the united states put everything on the line for her and she attacks barack obama yesterday? far be it from me to defend obama but that's insane. tried hard to get her elected and failed and she's attacking him now. >> charles just said what a horrible candidate this wa

intrusion on the dnc network said in a statement released in response by representative debbie wasserman schultz of florida, who was dnc chairman last year. he raised questions about the delay from the time the dnc and the fbi discuss russian hacking. luis, san antonio. i think while they are investigating michael flynn, they should also investigate jill stein because that picture oft has been all over tv michael flynn sitting next to putin. jill stein was at the same table. if it had not been for her, hillary would have one michigan, wisconsin -- there's one other state. anyways, after the elections, wanted those recounts . was the purpose of that? even if she had one those states, she still would not have one the presidency. i question why that was so important to her to have those recounted and i would like to check if they found money that was paid by russia to michael flynn. recounted and i would likei would like to see how much money was paid to jill stein and why she was at that dinner with putin. ast: we will go on to sheila, republican from massachusetts. caller: there's a couple things

debbie wasserman schultz. they weren't trusting enough of each other to allow them to do their work at homeland security. why is that? >> bill: catherine mentioned richard burr. this is a pretty stunning admission at the hearing today. roll this. >> do you have any doubt that russian interference is driven by putin himself? >> no doubt about it. >> no doubt. >> no doubt. >> none. >> bill: there you have that they're buried pretty definitiv. what president obama would say, what could i have done. the american people would've thought i was tipping the scales. >> the mindset was hillary clinton was on a trajectory to win. they didn't want to disrupt it. when you think your own team is going to win, you let it slide, let it go. but this is russia. it is affecting the elections. we can't point to a single vote that's been altered along the way, and i think that's an important point. this is done at the county levels in this country. i think obama, the president, had a perception that you couldn't manipulate it even

loretta lynch for documents and whether the reported assurances were shared with dnc chair debby wasserman schultz that sent an e-mail to that effect. during his congressional testimony, comey alluded to an e-mail or record as one of the reasons he went public about the clinton e-mail case in july 2016 effectively taking lynch out of the equation. >> there were other things that contributed to that. one significant item i can't. i know the committee has been briefed on, some public accounts of it that are nonsense. >> after comey made his very public announcement about the clinton e-mails in july of 2016, his boss, loretta lynch testified. she declined to answer questions about the clinton e-mail case 70 times in that testimony. shep? >> shepard: there's reports that the house intelligence committee will interview hillary clinton's campaign chairman, john podesta. >> we reached out to several contacts. what we know at this hour, the house intelligence wants to hear from the former clinton campaign manager. john podesta's testimony is not firm for next week but may be by the end of today. we'll upd

whether those supported assurances are shared with the dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. comey said he went public about the email case last summer because he lost confidence in lynch and in cryptic testimony he appeared to reference a vital record. >> there were other things that contributed to that. one significant item that i know the committee has been briefed on, there's been public accounts of it but i know the committee has been briefed on classified facts. >> his termite meeting with bill clinton just before the july 4th weekend. later that same month, lynch was rebuked by the republican chairman of the house judiciary committee for refusing to answer the question about the email case more than 70 times. >> we are now about halfway through the members of this committee asking questions. your refusal to answer questions regarding one of the most important investigations of someone who seeks to serve in the highest office in this land is an abdication of your responsibility. >> there was no immediate comment from lynch, >> martha: former chairman of the house intell

that is the debbie wasserman schultz had a spy ring running the computers for the democrats.ost: what is your source for that, rob? i sought on blacklisted news and russia today. to get any kind of news, you get it on c-span or overseas, because our media is dropping the ball terribly. trust russia today is a news source? cnn, fox, orred to and is in bc, i trust russia more than i trust any of our national news in this country? host: why is that? caller: because they have the hard stories the media does not want to touch, and they put a spin on it to make them look good. they put the facts out there on rt. worry about not misinformation, which can admittedly be in american media as well, or propaganda on those sites? caller: i do, but i take everything with a grain of salt. but when i see everything on the media in this country, and it is something they have blown out of proportion or does the democrats in charge of the media that spin things around to make the republicans in the present look bad. host: thank you for the call. the wall street journal reporting earlier that th

incursion into the democratic party servers and just accepting the rejection by of all people, debbie wasserman schultzer that jeh johnson is the guy who ran around for a number of years saying that the islamic state was not islamic. so he pulls that off with a straight face and people applaud when he says, it so the fact he turns around and says, hey, look, we know we have hostile foreign actors, foreign intelligence services, attempting to penetrate political party's operations through information technology and doesn't do anything or relies on the fbi to say, well, crowd strike has got it, and, of course, crowd strike is manned at the most senior levels by retired fbi guys who are computer or information technology guys, and that's supposed to be good enough and, of course, if you have all this fore knowledge, right? how is it that you allow the so-called russian hack which is nonsense, to occur on the walkup or the lead-up to the election. you can't have it both ways. you can't. lou: well, they did, and continue to because not a single soul on that committee, the house and senate intelligence commi

whether it was shared with then dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz.he fired fbi director james comay said he went public with the case last summer because he lost confidence in lynch and cryptic testimony appeared to reference a vital record. >> there were other things that contributed to that. one significant item, i can't, i know the committee has been briefed on, there's been public accounts of it that have been nonsense. i know the committee has been briefed on classified facts. >> based on a reporting in july of 2016, she declined to answer questions about the clinton email case more than 70 times before she went to congress. tucker? >> tucker: excellent for that. john daniel davidson is a senior correspondent over at the federalist and he joins us now. thanks for coming on tonight. it seems like there is evidence and we should just stress again, the letter that catherine was referring to comes from a bipartisan assortment of lawmakers. they seem to have reached a conclusion that loretta lynch may have attempted to squelch the investigation into

. >> former chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz has come out and said that is not true, that the dncctively combating this and other issues, they actively had contracted with crowd strike to make sure that they were taking all the precautions they could take. could the dnc have done more? absolutely. to say the dnc sat back and did nothing, to assert the obama administration did nothing is not true. what we should be concerned about is with the trump administration. >> ben, this is in the new. the president didn't just learn that the obama administration knew about this, and if he did, that's the most frightening thing i've heard in quite some time. this was reported at the time, even jay johnson, the thing that -- shame on all of us statement during his testimony, it was the same time the access hollywood tape came out and wound up not getting any attention. it was out there. certainly the president has been getting briefings for months where he knows exactly what happened here. it's not new. he is playing a little bit in this situation. >> certainly you have to talk about the conte

she fails to mention her friend, florida congressman debbie wasserman schultz, had been running the dncor several years. wasserman schultz was accused by the bernie sanders campaign of tilting the primary toward clinton. the former head of the dnc's data operations pushed back today, tweeting last night, some choice words for clinton. quote, dnc data folks, today's accusations a blank blank, i hope you understand the good you did despite that nonsense. his tweet has since been he deleted. i'm not willing to let my people be thrown under the bus without a fight. clinton went on to suggest that no one in the obama administration would listen to her campaign's concerns, that the russians were interfering in the election. >> i believe that what was happening to me was unprecedented and we were scrambling. we told everybody we could find in the middle of summer the russians were messing with the election and we were basically shoed away. reporter: cia chief john brennan said he called russians and told them to cut it out. fox news reported on october 31st, an interagency investigation with t

representative tom o'halloran and representative debbie wasserman schultz who joins us here today. now, to mr. james for his testimony, thank you. your opening statement. mr. james: congressman joyce, congressman kuster, congressman speier, and congressman meehan. better? yes? you forwant to thank inviting me today to discuss the department of justice's efforts to reduce rape kit backlogs and increase the number of sexual assault nurse examiners. before i begin, i should note that national guidelines on objectivity, nonpartisanship, require me to confine my remarks to the technical, professional and non-evocative aspects of the matter under consideration and that's under -- under consideration at this bipartisan task force. i can discuss doj programs related to rape kit backlogs and i can respond to questions from task force members. i am limited to addressing issues within my field of expertise, and i cannot answer questions from the public. the doj has several programs specifically targeted at reducing rape kit backlogs and expanding the number of s.a.n.e.'s. sexual assault initi

. >> debbie wasserman schultz got fired, debbie wasserman schultz, so clear it was clear from the get-gotrump gearing up for the meeting in germany, commander-in-chief will meet with vladimir putin on the sidelines of the summit. what do you expect to have it in a meeting is what about the body language between the president and angela merkel? >> there will be a variety of meetings, he will meet with the prime minister of japan as well as the president of china, that will be north korea. vladimir putin, that will be all about syria. the media will see some sort of body language with the two leaders, this will be their first meeting, are they going to be close, is there going to be tension, a strong handshake, all of the outside physical reporting, there are serious policies, ukraine will come up, all the european problems we have been having with russia on the offense whether it is elections or shutting down free media throughout eastern europe come of the russian propaganda machine is working overtime. we are not doing a very good job between what we fund in terms of radio free europe a

. >> talking about debbie wasserman schultz and bernie sanders in ways that he has to know are going aggravating to people in the united states. none of it i think is terribly helpful to the president, right that any time vladimir putin is out there looking like he's a sympathetic ally of this white house, you know, for folks who believe that the white house is too close to russia already, which polls indicate is most people, i don't know that that's a great look. i don't know that it has in the concrete consequences, but just optically it's pretty awkward. >> to your point, he, president putin went kind of deep, saying that basically, almost mirroring what we've seen from donald trump on twitter very recently, that this is the democrats' excuse for why they lost the election. putin even went into his own political analysis of how trump did better. he reached out to voters better. >> this is why people suspect that trump and putin are actually a lot closer than they may be, because they're very much alike. all of the press reports yesterday actually said that vladimir putin admitted

debbie wasserman schultz was pushed out, everything that she said about bernie sanders. get the conversation off of debbie wasserman schultz getting pushed out on day one of her convention, it became there's collusion between trump and russia and we watched it take place and the narrative accelerated ever since the dnc and i feel like we saw it come it. i was uncomfortable with it from the get-go. >> this is precisely what's discussed in the book. when you see narratives, the different kinds of news, a lot of people get on the same page, it appears suddenly, there doesn't seem to be evidence for it, you can suspect the narrative is being planted and in this case to me too that it was quite obvious and i go a step further, what don't they want you to look at, what is it that they don't want you to see? maria: lots of smoke over here to forget about what's over here. cheryl attkison. what it means for the restaurant industry, the deal prices tonight. it hits the markets tomorrow. back in a minute (baby crying) (slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell

ryan versus debbie wasserman schultz again at 2:00 a.m. rge protector fried. same happened the last campaign. it didn't offer any further explanation, but you may recall wasserman schultz was car break in her primary last year after the dnc e-mail system was hacked. elizabeth warren is taking a new shot at president trump. >> it is not up for grabs. donald come the u.s.a. nasty yet. trade for reading a portion of her new book to the town hall in new york. over to you. pete: i'm sure that will sell it to the media. the russian collusion fallen apart. a whole new scandal to run with. mike pence secret plot. one headline going as far as asking who would president pens pick as his vice president? here to react come analyst amy holmes. i saw this right away yesterday. here's a little bit or from the article. this is mike allen saying one of the parlor games republicans are playing in the shadows is this. you would president pens pick as his vice president? this is premature and highly speculative and premised solely on trump leaving office for w

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the reports of the memo are the recipient of it was debbie wasserman schultz.cy was still alive and mrs. clinton had not yet been exonerated. just as i said there was enough of a serious case against the president to warrant investigation. he clearly painted enough of a case to be investigated by net not the senate judiciary committee. but the same fbi. it is on and has only happened in rare instances that an attorney general investigates his predecessor. i am telling you there are enough allegations stated in a credible way supported by other forensic evidence. to warrant a criminal investigation. not to mention all of the spine that went on. i am just throwing this out there. there is a fair amount of things out there to investigate. this is not bob mueller this is a jeff sessions and whoever is running. it is the regular gog that should be investigating her. this is what happens in washington all of the times. they get molded together the public becomes utterly confused on where going with this. it all goes away and dies. it gives the impression of scandal o

she fails to mention that congressman debbie wasserman schultz was running the dnc for several years accused by the bernie sanders campaign of tilting the primary toward clinton. the former head of the dnc's data operation pushed back last night tweeting some choice words for clinton. dnc data folks, today's accusations are blankenship and i hope you understand the good you did despite that nonsense. the tweet has since been deleted. i'm not willing to let my people be thrown under the bus without a fight. clinton went on during that speech yesterday to suggest that no one in the obama administration would listen to her campaign's concerns that the russians were interfering in the election. c.i.a. chief john brennan, however, said he called the russians during the campaign and told them to cut it out. >> shannon: she also went further than we've heard her before linking and accusing trump & associates of colluding with the russians. tell us about that. >> she describes how the trump campaign quote and in her words weaponized data to tilt the election using their data team to marry up